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AANA Office Bearers
The AANA Executive Committee takes in charge of their office in the presence of the AANA Board of Governors at the AANA GBM in Las Vegas, July 2015
President - Ranu Dutta
Vice President - Arup Goswami
General Secretary - Anjana Bordoloi
Treasurer - Suranjoy Hazarika
Here's a brief background about our AANA Executive Team
Ranu Dutta [President - AANA]
During the span of my career, I had the opportunity to work for former First Lady Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson's Finance company. That was an exciting time in my life getting to know the Johnson family and attended a lot of their family events. Then I joined a public Pension Fund and worked as an Investment Analyst, my focus being private equity and real estate investments from which I retired 3 years ago.
I joined AANA in 1986 and have been an active member by serving AANA in various capacities throughout these years. AANA has been an integral part of my life as I believe in preserving and fostering our rich heritage, culture, traditions, roots and thereby passing on to the future generations to come. I feel the AANA's annual Convention, known as ASSAM CONVENTION provides the platform for all of us living in North America to come together, participate and enjoy cultural and community activities and just having fun from the very young to the very old.
Arup Goswami [Vice President - AANA]
I have been serving as AANA's Vice-President for 2013 – 2015 term and continued for 2015 – 2017 term as well.
I was born and brought up in Shillong. We moved down to Guwahati after the shifting of Capital. A Civil Engineer from Assam Engineering College, Guwahati. Worked for Assam State Electricity Board and Guwahati Development Authority. Spent 3 years in London, England for higher computer education.
My wife Manashi Goswami and I live in Calgary with our 2 sons ( eldest son Rishi, youngest son Roni). We migrated to Calgary in 1996. Worked in private companies in the fields of Civil engineering and Project Management.
I was one of the founders and the first President of Assam Association of Alberta, an active Rotarian, teach Guitar in an East Indian performing Arts School for last 10 years. I was the Cultural Secretary for 2005 and President for 2012 Assam Convention held in Calgary.
I joined ANNA in 2006 and became a life Member. We always like to attend and participate in the Assam Conventions. Though we celebrate all the events like, Rongali bihu, Magh Bihu, Diwali locally here in Calgary, attending annual Convention in different location gives us a huge opportunity to maintain the tie to our cultural roots and heritage in a bigger way. And now happy and proud to be the part of the AANA Executive for the second time. Hoping to contribute some of my time and knowledge to build a stronger organization. Long live AANA!
Suranjoy Hazarika [Treasurer - AANA]
I live in Skillman, New Jersey with my wife Kamalakshi and our children, Sandeep and Shivani. I was born in Shillong and lived there till I completed my schooling. My career as a software professional has taken me to several places. However, for the past twenty years, New Jersey has been our home.
We have been AANA members for a long time. We have been lucky to be able to attend several of the Assam Conventions over the years. The annual gathering is an occasion we look forward to.
I am glad to be a part of the executive committee of AANA. I sincerely hope we can keep the organization running smoothly, and, make it better in any way we can.
Anjana Bordoloi
I am currently residing in Columbia, Maryland with my husband Krishna Hazarika and son Ashwin Hazarika. I was born in Jorhat, Assam.
By profession, I am an IT project manager. Over the years, I worked with a number of community based organizations across Maryland, Virginia and North America. My professional and cultural background helped me to connect with the minority groups sharing cultural heritage through numerus community events. My strength lies in collaboration and partnership among all the stakeholders.
It's my privileged to serve the Assamese community as General Secretary of Assam Association of North America (AANA). Recently, I was appointed as a Commissioner of South Asian Maryland Governors commission.
As part of American Diversity Group (ADG), I have been also instrumental in implementing various health literacy events including a number of health fairs for ethic minority groups. At ADG, we strive to be the leading organization to provide the best care to everyone through integrated medical practice, education and awareness. We are dedicated to the sole purpose of empowering communities to lead high-quality lives with respect and dignity.
Outgoing AANA Executive Team [2013 - 2015]
Geeti Das (Gen Secy), Arup Goswami (VP), Anis Ahmed (Treasurer), Deva Borah (President)
Dr. Deva Borah
My wife Anu and I became members of AANA in 1982. To me, AANA is my away-from-home family and its members are my cousins, nephews, and nieces. Anu and I make our best efforts to visit these extended family members during our annual reunions, the Assam Conventions, and also by participating in local activities and gatherings, including Bihus, Tithis, birthdays, weddings, memorials, etc. It has been my great privilege to serve this family and its sisters (AFNA and ASSNA) at various levels, locally and nationally, and work with its founders and members towards building it stronger for our future generations. Especially the last four years were rewarding while serving this great organization as the General Secretary and Treasurer and the current two-years (2013-2015) have been the most honourable and pride to serve as the President.
I was born and went through high school at the village of Kujidah in Nagaon and had the privilege of going to Cotton and Assam Engineering Colleges to earn a degree in Civil Engineering. After briefly working for the CPWD in the Himalayas (NEFA) and for the Assam Flood Control & Irrigation in Haflong and Guwahati, I went to Glasgow, Scotland to earn a Masters degree from the University of Strathclyde; and came to the US to earn a PhD degree from the University of Mississippi. Anu joined me in Mississippi. It has been nearly four decades in the US we have been living in Mississippi, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and finally Virginia through my work treasuring the variety and expanding friendships. At present, we live in Chesapeake, VA with our two sons Arun and Barun and two grandchildren Caleb and Elana.
Arup Goswami
I have been serving as AANA"s Vice President from July 2013. Here's a little about myself:
Born and raised in Shillong, and then settled down in Guwahati after shifting of Capital. A Civil Engineer from Assam Engineering College, Guwahati. Worked for Assam State Electricity Board and Guwahati Development Authority. Spent 3 years in London, England for higher software education.
My wife Manashi Goswami, eldest son Rishi and I live in Calgary and our youngest sons Roni is in Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario. We moved to Calgary in 1996.
|Worked in privet companies in the fields of Civil engineering and Project Management. I was one of the founder and the first President of Assam Association of Alberta, an active Rotarian, and enjoy teaching Guitar in an East Indian performing Arts School for last 10 years. I was the Cultural Secretary for 2005 and President for 2012 Assam Convention held in Calgary. Joined ANNA in 2006 and became life Member. We always love to be part of our Assam Conventions. Though we celebrate all the events like, Rongali bihu, Magh Bihu, Diwali locally here in Calgary, attending the annual Conventions in different location gives us a huge opportunity to maintain the tie to our cultural heritage in a bigger way. And now happy and proud to be the part of the AANA Executive. Hope I will be able to contribute some of my time and knowledge to build a stronger organization. Long live AANA!
Anis Ahmed
Coming to the US from Sivasagar, Assam in 1967, I was amazed at a different world full of new people of all colors, and ethnicities. While doing my undergraduate work at Morgan State University, where my Uncle Mohammad Amanaullah was a professor, I was enamored by the wealth of diverse people in such a small area of a college campus. The Indian population was just starting to plant roots with cultural shows and dinners there was a decided lack of engagement with the North East. In order to have my fill of my homelands culture the only option was to fly back, and as a student the opportunities to do so were few.
After obtaining my MSW degree from Howard University in Washington D.C., I joined the Department of Human Resources of the State of Maryland and working with the State Govt. since then.
|It's been my pleasure serving as AANA's General Secretary for the 2013-2015 office-term. There are so many things I have already learned in this new chapter of my journey.
I live in in Apple Valley (a suburb of the Minneapolis/ St Paul Twin Cities) with my husband, Prantor Bora. We have two children, 8 year old daughter, Nimisha, and 4 year old son, Taj. I am a Business Analyst by profession, primarily in the IT and Finance industry. Currently, I work as a Sr. Business Analyst at AON Benfield.
|Prantor and I, both started our career in New Delhi, and shortly after that moved to the United States in 1999. We have been a resident of Minnesota since then, and love experiencing everything the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" has to offer. Our family, together with our extended family of the Assamese Minnesotans living here, Live, Love and Celebrate the festive spirit throughout the year. I am very actively and passionately involved in embracing and spreading the growth of our tradition and culture roots among the new generation Assamese communities locally and beyond.
I enjoy graphics and web designing as a passion, and this interest bonded me and my family to AANA. Me and my husband formed AANA's IT team in 2011, and developed AANA's website. It fosters a true sense of satisfaction when people from around the globe get connected through this web portal. The Assam Conventions held annually has been the most effective platform to keep all Assamese families (in North America and beyond) tied together close to our hearts and home. We feel blessed to be part of the AANA family which has truly evoked a feeling of completeness. My best wishes for AANA's journey ahead to remain beautiful and meaningful to all.
AANA Executive Body - 2011-2013
Deva Borah (Treas.), Gautam Lal Baruah (President), Roopa Sharma (VP), and Ranu Dutta (Gen Secy)
Dr. Gautam Lal Baruah
My wife Enakshi and I live in Vernon Hills, a suburb of Chicago. Our son Vikram (Vic) is a Bioengineering sophomore at University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Both my wife and I are from Guwahati. I am a Biochemical Engineer by profession and Enakshi is a lawyer. After working in Bombay for several years, we decided to take the plunge. We moved to New York, USA in 1999 and after completing my PhD, I took up a job in Abbott Laboratories, Chicago. We have been in Chicago since 2004.
Having been outside for long years due to work and studies, we were taken aback by level of commitment, dedication and enthusiasm among Prabaxi Axomiya families to maintain and promote our rich and diverse culture so far away.
|We did not want to miss out in this fantastic journey. My wife and I joined AANA in 2000 and have been regular convention participants and organizers in various capacities ever since. Apart from our resolve to preserve our roots, we have the greatest fun in our Annual ABHIBARTANS. The festive atmosphere, the bonhomie, love and energy is all pervasive and rejuvenates our inner beings every year. It is my paramount endeavor to enlist as many people to our organization and cultural family to preserve this wonderful and precious piece of our heritage.
Roopa Sharma
We came to this country in 1980 and made Houston our home. Later, we moved to Bartlesville, Oklahoma where I was working as a Senior Project Leader at a food consulting firm. Currently, I live in Naperville - suburb of Chicago.
I have been a member of AANA since the birth of AANA in 1980. Very simply for me AANA has been a large, extended Assamese family.For over 32 years, AANA has blessed my family with a commitment to sharing our rich Assamese culture and heritage, nurturing lifelong friendships along the way.
|Ranu Dutta
General Secretary - AANA
Dr. Deva Borah
My wife Anu and I currently live in Chesapeake, VA. We have two sons Arun and Barun, and two grandchildren Caleb and Elana. I was born near Nagaon, Assam; came to the US in 1975; and lived in Mississippi, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and finally Virginia through my education and work. I am a civil engineer working for over 30 years in universities, government agencies, and private companies.
We joined AANA in 1982. To me, AANA is my away-from-home family and its members are my cousins, nephews, and nieces. Anu and I make our best efforts to visit these extended family members during our annual reunions, the Assam Conventions, and also by participating in its local activities and gatherings, including Bihus, Tithis, birthdays, memorials, etc. It has been my privilege to serve this family at various levels, locally and nationally, and work with its founders and members towards building it stronger for our future generations.
Aabir Das
I was born in Uppsala, Sweden. I work in the field of human development and social service for a community-based social non-profit on the west-side of Manhattan, NY. I came to the United States in September of 1983 and have been living in the New York City, NY since then.
I became AANA member by virtue of my parents, the late Dr. Kamna Das and Dr. Shonit R. Das becoming family members in 1984. AANA has several meanings to my life and has shaped my identity in several facets. First off, AANA represents love and family, two things which everyone needs in their life. AANA members have shared good times and not so good times with me and even if I don't talk or see AANA members for a while, I know that they are just a phone call away. Furthermore, AANA, along with my parents, have connected me to my roots and made me feel now as an adult, that I am Assamese.
Sitting in Guwahati today (December 19, 2011), I realize that without AANA, I would not have the comfort level with the social and cultural norms and traditions of Assam as I do now. Through my experiences with AANA, I have become knowledgeable and comfortable with my dual identity that is being Assamese and being part of the American mosaic.


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WASHINGTON: The risk of an all-out civil war in South Sudan is growing as violence continues after weeks of deadly conflict, the top U.S. diplomat for Africa warned Thursday.
"Today, tragically, the world's youngest country and undoubtedly one of its most fragile democracies is in danger of shattering," said U.S. Assistant Secretary for Africa Linda Thomas-Greenfield before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. "Each day that the conflict continues, the risk of all-out civil war grows." "There is clear evidence that targeted killings have taken place."
The current conflict in South Sudan broke out on Dec. 15 when President Salva Kiir's government claimed that soldiers loyal to former Deputy President Riek Machar, who was dismissed in July, staged an attempted coup. Weeks of bloody conflict have caused more than 200,000 people to flee their homes in the country, according to UN.
Thomas-Greenfield told the committee that "we have not seen any evidence that this was a coup attempt" and the violence erupted due to "a huge political rift" between Kiir and Machar.
Representatives for the both sides are holding talks in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, with mediators hoping to broker a ceasefire.
While there had been an agreement to lay down arms, Machar's side was still insisting that 11 of his allies be released first by Kiir's government. The pro-rebel leaders were detained by the government in Juba, the South Sudanese capital, for their alleged role in the coup attempt, according to Thomas-Greenfield.
"We are working, both in Juba as well as in Addis, as well as here in Washington, to pressure the government to release these detainees," she said. PNA


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Astrospeak: What the stars have in store as 2012 ends!
As the year draws to a close, Mandaar Naik discusses your astrological stand on the threshold of 2013, based on zodiac signs. Illustrations: Uttam Ghosh
Will you ring in the New Year on a good note? On what footing will you find yourself welcoming 2013? Here's what the stars foretell for the last 31 days of December.
Aries (March 21 to April 20)
Aries is a fire element sign ruled by Mars. Aggressive and straightforward in nature, they are action-oriented people.
Career: December is good on the career front -- without much effort, Arians can gain success. Goals you set can be achieved by less hard work. Long distance travel is possible when it comes to work or business. People who are looking for a job will find one as per their choice.
Money: Unexpected gains are possible, other than your regular source of your income. Once in a while you can try for the lottery, maybe it will prove lucky for you. Even your expenditure will increase, but it will be far less than your income, so you can manage your finances well.
Health: Due to their active lives, Arians ignore their health most of the time. This month a minor health issue may arise like a viral fever, headache or acidity. So plan your eating and sleeping schedule well, regardless of how busy you are and implement it effectively.
Love life: Straightforward Arians never shy away from expressing their feelings. Committed couples can make wedding plans, it's a good time for marriage. A little misunderstanding may arise in the last of week of December between you and your partner, but control your aggression and sort it out before your worsen things.
Taurus (April 21 to May 21)
Taureans are artistic people who like to work with grace and beauty. They can be lazy, but once they get warmed up, they finish off their tasks without a break. They are endowed with good physiques and a graceful walk.
Career: Taureans' year-long efforts and hard work will pay off well in December. A promotion is on the cards; by the end of the month, you will receive your official promotion letter. If someone is looking for a change in job or a better opportunity, it's on its way, so keep your eyes open and grab it.
Money: Financially you can see growth this month. If you are a working professional, you may receive arrears from your employer. If you are businessman, your pending recoveries will come your way.
Health: December may brings some problems related to the digestive system, so eat well and on time. Chances of minor injuries are possib#8804 be especially careful on the new moon. Diabetics, watch your sugar levels -- maintain your diet and exercise schedule.
Love life: Taureans who are single and looking for a soul mate may come across one at a social event like a wedding, so be prepared when you attend parties. Don't delay in expressing your feelings, however, or you may miss your opportunity. Be quick.
Gemini (May 22 to June 21)
Geminis are witty and brilliant personalities, talkative and practical. The duality in their nature, however, can sometimes makes them fickle-minded.
Career: Employed Geminis may face trouble at the workplace -- a dispute with a colleague may take an ugly turn. If you're running a business, a dispute may arise in partnership. Think twice before saying anything or taking any action -- an impulsive reaction may land you in trouble. Be patient in your professional life.
Money: The financial side of things is good this month. Your planet shows good income, especially for Geminis who are into teaching or in the art profession.
Health: Ear and throat problems may be an issue, so take care on that front. There are also chances of a urinary system infection due to low water consumption, so drink adequate amounts of water. Avoid foods with too much spice and artificial colouring.
Love life: Due to false commitments, a problem may occur in your relationship. Your love life will be on the rocks, so avoid commitments you can't live up to. If you've already made that mistake, don't stretch it further -- have patience and settle the matter.
Cancer (June 22 to July 23)
This is the most sensitive of all zodiac signs, ruled by the sensitive moon. Cancerians have a caring, loving personality.
Career: There is too much of a work load. Throughout the year, you've been managing with it well and you have a few more days to go before it pays off handsomely. Soon you will receive an increment and promotion. Cancerians who are into business will also see their efforts bear fruit, receiving more work orders that translate into bigger profits.
Money: Financial growth is good, with increments in salaries. Those in the business of machineries, transportation and engineering may also see more profits.
Health: Due to your hectic professional life, related problems like acidity and digestive issues may prove troublesome. Consume good amounts of fibre-rich foods. Take proper rest after work and pay attention to your body clock. Don't stress more.
Love life: People who are jealous of you and your love life will create problems, so don't allow a distance between you and your soulmate -- that space can be occupied by misunderstandings created by the envious. Communicate well and frequently with your partner and keep away from those pathetic personalities who you think may cause trouble.
Leo (July 24 to August 23)
Leo is the king of wishful things. A sign ruled by the sun, they have a straightforward and egoistic personality, but they believe in the truth.
Career: Working Leos who are looking for a change in job, or a transfer to another department will find that this is a good time to execute their plans. This also applies to businessmen who are planning to shift base.
Money: Financially, this is a good month. Some unexpected gains will occur, but don't adventure into speculative investments like the stock market. Invest your money wisely. An increase in income is possible if you cut down on unnecessary expenditure.
Health: Due to excess stress, health issues like headaches and acidity may arise. Minimise stress levels with a healthy lifestyle. Don't skip sleep and avoid unnecessary socialising. Utilise that time to rest your body and mind instead.
Love life: Your love life has not been going well since the month of June, but all problems will be sorted out in the second week of December. You can have a good time with your loved ones.
Virgo (August 24 to September 23)
A sign ruled by Mercury, Virgos have an intellectual and practical personality.
Career: December is very fruitful for those into art and writing. People in the arts will receive recognition, those who write will be well-paid. Working professional will not get a direct raise in salary, but perks like transportation or accommodation.
Money: Unexpected income is on the cards. If you have applied for a loan, it will be sanctioned. But at the same time, unexpected expenditure will rise, so manage your money wisely.
Health: You will most likely suffer from constipation, so it's better to consume a lot of water and fibre-rich foods. Even some work stress may lead to lower back pain, so take proper rest at intervals. Don't push yourself beyond your limit.
Love life: You have to be a caring partner to your soul mate, as s/he may suffer some minor illness. So this month, fewer candlelight dinners and outings. It's not always necessary to express your love with expensive gifts -- spending time caring for your partner can express your love much more.
Libra (September 24 to October 23)
The most perfectly balanced of all zodiac signs, Librans are polite and diplomatic. They who like to work with grace and beauty.
Career: A good month for working professionals; there are strong chances of promotions and increments. Librans looking for a job will surely land one. Those who are into clothing and jewellery will earn good profits. Those in writing and the performing arts will get good exposure or opportunities in the latter half of the month.
Money: There is good money expected this month. The strange thing is, people close to you will also earn well from informal sources and indirectly that benefits you too. So directly and otherwise, you receive good money this month.
Health: Small eyes infections and dental problems may arise, so don't stress your eyes too much with late-night reading, low lighting or watching TV. Take proper care of your teeth, as a cavity problem may get severe and you may need to visit the dentist. So brush twice a day.
Love life: There's no need to tell Librans how to be romantic, they are romantic at heart. If you're still single, there is an opportunity in the last week of December, so keep your eyes open. You may meet your soul mate. People who are thinking about tying the knot can plan for marriage, but fix the date for the month of May or later.
Scorpio (October 24 to November 22)
Scorpio is a water sign, but ruled by the planet of fire, Mars. Thus, Scorpions have a versatile personality and concentrate on different things at a time. They are intelligent and multitasking, but unfortunately invite their own troubles.
Career: Whether you're a businessman or a working professional, it's time to upgrade. From this year's experience, you've learned a lot of things. And you realise that you have to change yourself for the better -- tomorrow you may have to learn new techniques or change your business strategies. You have to be patient while dealing with your clients or boss this month; unnecessary arguments may land you in trouble.
Money: Sorry to say, this year-end is not good moneywise. Your income is not affected, it's steady, but your expenditure is increasing. Don't put your saving or investment plans on hold for small expenses and pleasures. Watch your spending.
Health: Eating spicy and oily junk food and consuming less water are reasons for health issues. Cut down on eating out and at the same time, increase your consumption of water -- this will help you maintain your health in December. Minor infections like a sore throat may also arise around mid-December.
Love life: Nobody is perfect. And true love is seeing an imperfect person perfectly. Don't criticise your loved ones. Like in your professional life, stay away from arguments. If any issues do come up, settle them soon and patch up. Don't stretch small disputes, or there may be trouble in future. Scorpions thinking about marriage should go ahead, it's a good time to get married.
Sagittarius (November 23 to December 21)
The sign that is half-human and half-horse is a good combination of intelligence and energy. Sagittarians are good speakers and like to converse on wisdom and philosophy. They also like to work for social causes.
Career: This year-ending is not good for your career. The only mantra to tackle it is 'have patience'. Conditions are not favourable at the professional front. You are good at keeping calm and facing situations patiently, but this time you have to have a little extra patience. By the end of the month, the situation will be under control. Even you will get the hint about what's happening, so for December keep calm and work on your strategy for the coming year.
Money: Moneywise this month is average. Not extra gain, nor expenditure. Maybe you'll have to spend a little on a doctor. You may be tempted to invest in something speculative like the stock market, but it's not yet a good time. You can invest with a long term view, but if you're thinking about short term gains, better drop the idea.
Health: In the first half of the month you may suffer complaints related to the eyes, throat and legs, so be careful. The climate is changing, so avoid consuming cold food or chilled liquid items since you tend to catch throat infections easily. More than medicine, adequate rest is good for you, so take proper rest. Don't push yourself beyond your limits.
Love life: Love is in the air. Many Sagittarians may be struck by Cupid, it's going to happen sooner or later. At the very least, you'll have a hint of who that special someone is in December. Those who are already in a committed relationship can plan for marriage, it is on the cards.
Capricorn (December 22 to January 20)
A hardworking and dedicated sign, Capricorns stick to their tasks well-focused and gradually achieve them. At the same time, they are self-centred and work for their own personal intentions.
Career: Professionals related to the government, semi-government, medical and insurance fields have a good time in December -- they will be promoted in this month, and if not, will surely receive a salary hike.
Money: Moneywise, December is good for Capricorns, but they have to manage well as many are tempted to invest for shortcut money. It's not a good time to invest in speculative mediums, so it's advisable to stay away from gambling and intra-day trading in the stock market
Health: The second half of December is not so good for Capricorns on the health front, especially if they are travelling. Problems related to the respiratory system, back and digestive system may arise. If you are travelling, plan your journey well. Eat healthy food, drink lots of water and avoid dehydration.
Love life: The year 2012 ends on a romantic note. You may travel with loved ones to tourist places like beaches, and the last week of December will be spent with loved ones. Singles who are looking for a partner will definitely be introduced to someone interesting, particularly while travelling. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags!
Aquarius (January 21 to February 19)
Aquarians have a calm and silent personality, with a visionary attitude. At the same time, they can be egoistic and stubborn.
Career: The saying goes that the boss is always right, and this month, you manage to make yours happy with your hard work. If you are into business, you'll manage to win clients over with your service. When everybody around you is happy, everything goes smoothly. It's not necessary that you'll get promoted or earn good profits, but sometimes appreciation for hard work is also an achievement. Sooner or later, it will prove fruitful in your professional life.
Money: This month is as usual financially. But one thing is for sure -- the process toward your financial benefit is being initiated somewhere. The last week of December will bring good news regarding money, so get ready for it.
Health: Healthwise this month is good for Aquarians. Nothing to worry about, at the most maybe a little joint pain. An oil massage will work wonders on the problem. Make sure you wear proper footwear .
Love life: Aquarians are not at all hopeless romantics. Their way of expressing love is a little different, they don't like to show it off. It takes the perfect partner to understand them. This month, you will succeed in expressing your love to your partner.
Pisces (February 20 to March 20)
Pisces is a spiritual and religious water sign, ruled by the planet Jupiter. Pisceans have a tender, caring nature and are always ready to help people.
Career: Those who are into education and banking will be promoted. Work-related travel is on the cards -- you may have to take a business trip. Professionals working with government firms will be vested with authority or get transferred into better departments. People from the art field, especially singers, will find a lot of work and their talent will be recognised.
Money: December is a good month of gains, not from your profession but by inheritance, perhaps a share of property or partnership, gifts from elders like your in-laws. That's not direct income, but it definitely counts as gains.
Health: You may suffer illness if you ignore your own needs in order to fulfill commitments you have made. You will push yourself beyond your limitations. Whether in your personal or professional life, do not commit to what is beyond your capacity, else you will take ill due to overexertion.
Love life: Everything is good between you and your soul mate, but you may not spend much time together due to your work load. This month is so busy that you will have to mindfully set aside some time for your loved one. What's the use of earning so much when you can't be with them?


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Have you ever calculated how much time you spend creating proposals?
If it takes you an average of five hours to create a proposal and you win one in three proposals, then in fact you spend 15 hours, on average, to land a job (not counting meetings and phone calls – I'm trying to keep this simple).
Now multiply your hourly rate by 15 hours. You might be surprised at the amount of time and money being expended here.
We have clients in the construction, graphic design, web design, interior design and digital marketing industries that use a cloud-based proposal software system to create professional templates they can reuse. It takes them a little time to create and upload the product and pricing information to the system, but once that's done they have a more efficient and streamlined process for preparing their quotes and proposals.
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Proposal software like PandaDoc, Proposify, NiftyQuoter and Proposable, to name a few, allows you to use customisable proposal templates to create professional business proposals. They also have built-in analytics, which track whether your client has opened your proposal, whether they have looked at each section and even how much time they spent on each page. You are also notified when your client opens the proposal, which is a great tool for ensuring efficient follow-up and feedback.
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Most of the proposal software products we work with are quite straightforward to use. If you have word-processing skills or would rate yourself 5 out of 10 or above on a computer you'll be able to navigate any of the programs easily. They usually contain a content library that is made up of reusable blocks that you create once and then drag and drop into your proposals. You can also add video, picture galleries and interactive content really easily, and download a PDF version of your proposal.
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Proposal software products are designed to integrate with many cloud-based business systems, including CRM systems, accounting and financial software and project management software. They can also be integrated with e-signature software, which is great if you need secure, legally binding e-signatures. And the proposals are stored in the cloud, so can easily be shared among team members.
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Registration and login flow got approval in principal at a DrupalCon Chicago core conversation.
The intended approach is
- a single form that handles registration, login, and password reminders
- to allow this form to be attached to other forms
- to allow myriad authentication systems to seamlessly plug into this form (think #237642: Streamline OpenID login)
Other goals:
- to avoid trying to rearchitect core with an unverified user role a la logintoboggan
- to make the system compatible with theoretical forms-less editing
Comment #1Damien Tournoud CreditAttribution: Damien Tournoud commented
Form-less editing does not exist. Milgard is just using Aloha and some integration javascript to fake it. Also, I don't see the relationship between log-in and registration and "form-less" editing.
Also, I would suggest starting a Drupal 7 contrib project for this to let it time to mature. User interface changes tend to need time and careful user-testing to mature.
Comment #2Michelle CreditAttribution: Michelle commented
I know voting without contributing isn't worth much, but I wanted to toss in my +1 for a D7 module, anyway. This is something I've been meaning to dig into and improve on my own site. My site is in D6, and I understand you won't go back that far, but maybe I can backport your work rather than doing my own thing.
Comment #4RoloDMonkey CreditAttribution: RoloDMonkey at FFW commented
Is this issue still relevant to the Drupal 8 UI?
Comment #6dpi CreditAttribution: dpi as a volunteer commented
|» Closed (won't fix)
This issue is more of an initiative / there is no clear sense of direction


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Sets the browser focus to the control with the specified identifier.
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The following code example sets the focus to the second text box on a Web page.
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Police doubt O.J. Simpson estate knife is linked to murders
Los Angeles authorities do not believe a knife found on O.J. SIMPSON's former property is connected to the 1994 murders of his wife and her friend.
The American footballer-turned-actor was acquitted of killing his estranged wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her pal Ron Goldman in 1995, after one of the most famous trials in U.S. history.
The case hit headlines again last week after a folding knife, discovered on Simpson's old estate, which was demolished in 1998, was turned over to police. The blade was unearthed in 2001 by a construction worker who handed it to an off-duty police officer. The now-retired cop kept the weapon at his home until January, when he passed it on to a friend working in the Los Angeles Police Department's (LAPD) Robbery Homicide Division.
The knife is currently being tested for DNA, fingerprints and other biological evidence, but a spokesperson for the LAPD has cast doubt on the blade being the murder weapon.
"We can't say for sure that it is or it isn't (the murder weapon); it appears that it isn't," Officer Ricardo Hernandez told People.com. However, he added, "More tests are going to have to be conducted before we can determine if that was the weapon used."
The statement emerges a day after a law enforcement source told The Associated Press the knife is a common tool used by gardeners, and appears to be too small to have made the wounds which led to Simpson and Goldman's deaths.
No murder weapon was submitted as evidence by prosecutors in Simpson's 1995 "trial of the century", which is at the centre of hit new TV drama The People Vs. O.J. Simpson. The disgraced sportsman was found not guilty of the crimes and under U.S. law of double jeopardy, Simpson cannot be retried for the murders.
The Naked Gun star is currently behind bars for unrelated offences, including robbery and kidnapping, relating to an incident in Las Vegas in 2007, during which he attempted to recoup memorabilia from his sporting career at gunpoint.
Despite his 1995 acquittal on criminal charges, in 1997 a jury in a civil trial in Santa Monica, California found Simpson liable for the wrongful death of Ron and Nicole, and ordered him to pay $33.5 million in damages to their families.
O.J. Simpson to wed behind bars?
Incarcerated sports star-turned-actor O.J. Simpson is to wed behind bars, according to a new report.
The "Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult" star is ready to marry a pen pal he has never met, reports the Globe.
Simpson, who is serving time in Nevada for armed robbery, has allegedly proposed to "a young blonde" called Anna, and she is set to become his third wife.
An insider tells the publication, "They've been writing to each other for a while now. She sent him her photo, and he just flipped for her."
The source claims Simpson's latest love is a spitting image of his late wife Nicole. The former football star was acquitted of her murder in 1995.
Simpson Gets In Shape Behind Bars
O.J. Simpson is spending his time behind bars getting fit and counseling fellow prisoners, according to a close friend of the shamed American football star-turned actor.
Norman Pardo has visited Simpson at Nevada's Lovelock Correctional Center, where he is 11 months into a 33-year sentence for masterminding a 2007 memorabilia heist in Las Vegas.
And he claims the 62-year-old is working out daily.
He tells the New York Post, "O.J. works out every day. He's lost a lot of weight and he's in great shape. He says that's one of the benefits of not being able to go out and party like he used to."
Pardo also claims Simpson has been offering anger management and race relations counseling to other inmates at Lovelock.
Producer Pardo is currently promoting a new movie he has created from 70 hours of footage of the "Naked Gun" star, originally shot to help repair his pal's reputation.
According to the Post, he has turned the tapes into a fictional film called "Suspect 32".
California Names Simpson As 15th Top Tax Debtor
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O.J. Simpson owes California $1.5 million in back taxes, the state announced on Monday.
The Franchise Tax Board is required to post a list of California's 250 top tax debtors on its Web site each year, after notifying each person they will be publicly identified if they don't pay up on time.
And sportsman-turned-actor Simpson has made the countdown for a second successive year, climbing from 33rd in 2007 to 15th on this year's list.
However, Simpson's lawyer Yale Galanter claims he wasn't informed of the debt, and that his client hasn't worked in California for 12 years and owns no property in the state.
Galanter says, "It's a pretty well-known fact I am his lawyer. Nobody has ever contacted me from the state of California. We've never even gotten a letter."
TMZ Ordered to Hand Over Simpson Book
Gossip Web site TMZ.com has been ordered by a federal judge to hand over
the leaked copy of O.J. Simpson's controversial book, "If I Did It."
The site, which published excerpts from the troubled star's memoirs — in
which he hypothetically places himself at the scene of the 1994 murders of his
ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman — faces a contempt of court
hearing over possible violation of a court order.
In Miami, Fla.'s bankruptcy court, Judge A. Jay Cristol also ruled TMZ.com
bosses must reveal the source of the manuscript, however no date has been set
for a hearing to determine whether the site violated a ban set in May,
barring publication or dissemination of the manuscript in any form.
Simpson denies he was involved in the controversial leak, which saw a
downloadable PDF file available on the site on Tuesday, and blamed
the Goldman family for the violation.
He says, "The book was stopped and the only people who made this book come
back are the Goldmans and TMZ also profited.
"If the book is out on the Internet, I wish they would tell me where it is."
TimeWarner-AOL, which owns TMZ, could be forced to pay damages if it is found
to be in violation of the court order.
Earlier this month, a judge ruled any outstanding copies of "If I Did
It" be relinquished.
Simpson Rejected From Kentucky Eatery
O.J. Simpson was asked to leave a Louisville,
Ky., restaurant on Friday night, after the owner objected to his
Restaurant owner Jeff Ruby said he disapproves of Simpson's conduct following
the 1994 murders of Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her companion Ron
Simpson was acquitted of the couple's murders in a 1995 criminal trial, but
was found liable for their deaths in a civil trial in 1997.
Ruby says, "I didn't want to serve him because of my convictions of what he's
done to those families. The way he continues to torture the lives of those
families … with his behavior, attitude and conduct.
"I didn't want that experience in my restaurant."
Ruby said he went up to Simpson, who was seated at a table with a group of
12, and said, "I'm not serving you," twice. Simpson said he understood and left
the restaurant.
OJ: 'I Still Got Paid'
OJ Simpson was paid for his scrapped book and TV interview "If I Did It" — and has already spent the money.
The former football player was signed by News Corporation to write the book and appear in a two-part TV interview on the Fox network to describe how he would hypothetically have killed his ex-wife Nicole Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman — crimes he was acquitted of at a criminal trial but held responsible for by a civil suit.
The project was axed after public outcry and a barrage of criticism.
But Simpson insists he has still picked up his paycheck — reportedly $3.5 million — and has already reaped the financial benefit.
He says, "Would everybody stop being so naive? Of course I got paid. I spent the money on my bills. It's gone."
Goldman's Father Taking Legal Action Over Simpson Book
The father of Ron Goldman has instructed his lawyers to take action to
seize all monies O.J. Simpson was paid for a new book in which he hypothetically
places himself at the scene of the murder of his ex-wife and Goldman.
Lawyers acting for Fred Goldman insist any profit Simpson makes from "If I Did It, Here's How It Happened" is legally owed to the Goldman family under the
judgement of their 1997 civil case against the former football star.
Simpson was acquitted of the murders of Nicole Simpson and her friend Goldman
in 1995 in a criminal case, but was later found liable for their deaths in the civil case and
ordered him to pay $33.5 million in damages to the families of
the victims.
Peter Csato, one of several Los Angeles-based attorneys representing Ron
Goldman's estate and his father, says, "You can say we're taking efforts to
execute under judgment for any funds due to him from the publisher."
Simpson is set to appear on Fox later this month to promote his
book in a two-episode show of the same name.
O.J. Simpson to Talk Murder on TV
O.J. Simpson will appear in a two-part TV interview to discuss the 1995 murder
of his ex-wife Nicole Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman.
Simpson was acquitted of the murders in a criminal trial, but found guilty in
a civil court case and ordered to pay $33.5 million to the
families of both victims.
The interviews will be conducted by publisher Judith Regan, whose company
Regan Books is releasing a book Simpson has written about the murders —
currently titled "If I Did It, Here's How It Happened."
According to the Fox network, which will screen the interviews on
November 27 and 29, the book will "hypothetically describe" how he would have committed
the murders.
Fox executive Mike Darnell says, "This is an interview that no one thought
would ever happen. It's the definitive last chapter in the trial of the
When reports of the book emerged last month, Simpson's lawyer Yale Galanter said, "(Simpson) is not writing a book. We haven't been paid 35
"If anyone comes out with such a book, I'll go on every talk show and call it
O.J. Simpson Denies Book Confession
Former sports star and actor O.J. Simpson has slammed reports he is to be
paid around $3.5 million for "admitting" to the killing of
Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman in a sensational new book.
A U.S. publication reported the star plans to publish his autobiography in
which he will describe how he would have killed his ex-wife and Goldman, in an
allegedly fictional manner. They were stabbed to death in 1994 and Simpson
stood trial for the murders. He was found not guilty.
But Simpson's lawyer Yale Galanter denies the rumor. He tells the New York
Daily News, "(Simpson) is not writing a book. We haven't been paid 35 cents,
much less $3.5 million.
"If anyone comes out with such a book, I'll go on every talk show and call it


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Nursing the older baby? part time?
My son is almost 8 months, and I've started backing down the pumping during the workday. Everyone assures me that my son can still nurse nights and weekends for as long as we want, but I wonder.
I only got to nurse my daughter to around 5 months, so I don't know how this older baby nursing thing goes.
Is it normal that my boobs don't get full and heavy in between nursings? Is there still milk even if my boobs don't seem to be doing that filling and emptying cycle?
How did your boobs feel when nursing an older baby?
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Re: Nursing the older baby? part time?
DS is 6.5 months, and I only feel full/heavy if he "misses" a feeding (sleeps longer at night/takes a longer nap/doesn't get hungry right at 3 hours like usual).
Yes that is normal....and as more time passes you might notice that your breasts just feel soft all the time and after a while that let-down isn't even noticeable....but those two things happened to me more around age 12 months and on... Everyone is different but that's how it has been going for me.
At 8 months if you are not giving formula i think you will need to pump at work or your supply will not keep up. Until a year BM is the main source if nutrition so I'm not sure how you can give up day pumping so soon? Maybe some wohm can chime in because I don't have personal experience. But I'm not sure who these people are who are telling you to stop pumping? Did they nurse past or until a year or are they just guessing it is fine?
Good luck!
Oh and totally normal to not have full breasts as long as you have wet diapers:)
Re: Nursing the older baby? part time?
No, we are adding in formula! He takes 3 bottles a day to daycare. Originally they were all breastmilk, currently they are whatever I pump+formula to make up the difference, and eventually they will be all formula.
But even so, lots of wohm moms have told me that they have made the same switch around this time and their baby nursed happily (and got enough milk) nursing nights and weekends. I'm just not sure if my boobs are acting right.
That makes more sense. Adding formula will lower your supply. Some babies will continue to nurse for food and/or comfort weekends and nights and some will not. I think it is dependent on the baby and how much milk you maintain. If you are very concerned with your supply I would still pump but if you are comfortable with FF then do what works for you and your baby. Good luck!
Re: Nursing the older baby? part time?
It is normal for you not to feel very full before feedings at this point. You will likely feel some fullness if you skip feedings or try to stretch out the time between pumping. That overfullness is what tells your body to stop producing as much milk. Many moms adapt to not pumping at work. At 8 months, your milk supply is well established. As long as you keep having 3-4 breastfeedings a day, you should be able to keep your supply up. Some babies will do a reverse breastfeeding cycle where they night nurse more and day nurse less in this situation. Breastmilk or formula is still a major source of nutrition for an 8 month old. Tinker with what you're doing and see what works best for you and your baby. Breastfeeding doesn't have to be all or nothing. Congratulations on making it this far!
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Date: February 13 2013
It might be a new Super Rugby season but the Brumbies are treating their opening-round clash with Queensland as if it was just a week after last year's season-ending loss.
Still tormented by missing last season's finals by one point following a last-round upset loss to the Blues, Brumbies coach Jake White has chosen almost the same team to face the Reds on Saturday night, giving them the chance to make amends.
"He's essentially picked the same 22 for this game as that played against the Blues," said skipper Ben Mowen ahead of the Canberra Stadium match.
"He's actually put it back on us to say, 'Last time you guys took the field, it wasn't the result we needed. It's up to you guys to right it'.
"It's a pretty powerful thing to do as a coach to put it back on the players and really give them that responsibility."
The unheralded Brumbies went into the 2012 season considered lightweights and shocked many of the favoured teams.
But Mowen said the Blues' loss could be the most defining.
"In years to come, that will be a very beneficial game for us in terms of that we need to know that in every game you've got to be desperate to perform."
The Canberra game will mark flanker David Pocock's Super debut for his new side, with Mowen believing the Test star adds real fortitude to their mental game.
"He's had a huge role in the direction of the team already," he said.
"He's an extremely impressive person in terms of the way he prepares for his rugby and the way he presents himself but also the other side is that he's just an impressive person in general."
Queensland skipper James Horwill laughed off a suggestion by the Brumbies and White that the Reds were foxing over his ankle injury and he would play.
"The ankle is not good enough to play so I'm not running out this weekend but hopefully I will be right to play a part of next weekend's game against NSW," Horwill said.
Western Force skipper Matt Hodgson confirmed he also wouldn't play the opening round, with his side facing the Rebels at AAMI Park on Friday night.
"I trained again today so it's all positive," Hodgson said of his hamstring.
"I think I won't be playing but I should be right for round two."
Force coach Michael Foley, who led NSW last season, discounted his team's recent poor record against the Rebels with three losses from their past three games.
"The Rebels have had some fantastic wins and I think their recruitment's been extremely good," Foley said.
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Torey Krug named AHL rookie of the month for February
By Michael Caples –
It was a tremendous month of February for Livonia native Torey Krug, and the American Hockey League took note.
It was announced today that the Providence Bruins defenseman was named the CCM/AHL Rookie of the Month for February.
Krug recorded four goals and eight assists in 11 games during February. His 10-game scoring streak tied the longest of any AHL rookie this season, as well.
The former Michigan State captain had the game-winning goal and an assist in the Bruins' 5-1 win over Albany on Feb. 1. Then he set up the game-winner the next night, and recorded a game-winner on Feb. 10. He had two assists on Feb. 12, and he scored the shootout winner on Feb. 16 against Bridgeport.
The former CCHA Player of the Year has 26 points in 44 games this season, and he ranks second amongst AHL rookie defensemen with nine goals.
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On weekends between May 17 - June 09, 2013, Disney is going galactic. Whether you like the animated series or the original saga, celebrate everything Star Wars at Hollywood Studios. There still aren't a lot of details, but with many events (plus the fan watching!), there should be something for everyone, from autograph hunters to the youngest Jedis-in-training.
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Rayman Legends may very well be the best platformer to come along in recent memory. It trumps a lot of the latest efforts from that one Italian plumber, and it delivers an experience so rewarding that it's hard to put down. Legends is, for all intents and purposes, a game most people should play, especially if they have any interest whatsoever in being happy. That said, there are a few caveats that may stand out to some players despite the general awesomeness of the overall package.
So let's take a look at some of those stellar qualities and unfavorable issues on this edition of Up Up Down Down.
Up Up: Incredible platforming
If you're looking for a truly solid platforming romp, this game delivers exactly that. The mechanics and controls are unbelievably tight, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a platformer released this year that plays better. Each of the levels is designed ever so expertly, giving you a modest challenge and wholesome entertainment. Seeing Rayman and company run up walls, bounce off baddies, and jump over pitfalls is always exciting and just really fun. Seriously, move over, Mario.
Down Down: Not enough music stages
One of the biggest draws in Legends is its collection of music stages. These levels, which feature Rayman-ized versions of existing songs, provide some of the most fun in the game. Sadly, they're only present at the end of each world. While we couldn't possibly expect these particular stages to make up the bulk of the adventure, perhaps some mid-world music levels would've made a big difference.
Up Up: Constant sense of progression
The more you play Legends, the more you unlock. You never get far enough into one world before you're already unlocking new levels in the next. At first, this openness may seem a bit surprising, but once you actually get things going and see that you're just unlocking more and more of the many excellent stages that the game offers, you get a sense that you can pretty much play the different worlds in whatever order you desire. This sense of light nonlinearity is most certainly welcome.
Down Down: Murfy levels can sometimes get in the way
Maybe it's because I chose to play the levels in order, but I found that the auto-running Murfy stages sometimes got in the way. Don't get me wrong, they're most certainly fun, but after playing too many of them, you begin to miss the traditional platforming style of the other levels. There's certainly no dearth of normal platforming in Legends, but sometimes — most notably at the beginning of the game — you can definitely find yourself overwhelmed with the more gimmicky Murfy levels.
Up Up: Piles upon piles of rewards
Just as you constantly progress, you also get loads of rewards. Collecting Lums and Teensies unlocks new playable characters and levels, in the process feeding you more of the game in vast amounts. Then there are those lovely prize tickets, which grant you unlockable stages from Rayman Origins in addition to more Lums and Teensies. Simply put, the entire time you're playing, you feel as if the pleasure centers in your brain are being overloaded with utter bliss.
Down Down: Co-op still isn't ideal for this type of game
If you've ever thought it was a good idea to play games like this with up to four players total (though Legends supports five players on the Wii U), you likely already know that that's not the case. Games like New Super Mario Bros. Wii and New Super Mario Bros. U proved that mass co-op is more hectic than fun, and the same can be said about the multiplayer offering on hand here. You'll have some laughs, sure, but you may also encounter frustration.
Up Up: Touchscreen controls add to the fun
Despite the fact that the Murfy levels can be overbearing at times, that's not to say they're not enjoyable. In fact, it's really entertaining having to constantly use the touchscreen to chop down obstacles, distract enemies, and open new paths for Rayman. It's easy to see how some folks may fear that the use of a touchscreen may feel tacked on, but that's really not the case, and I found these controls to be ideal for the Murfy levels.
Down Down: Non-touchscreen controls are a drag
Unfortunately, if you're not playing on the Wii U or Vita, you're not getting the benefits of the smooth touchscreen implementation. That shouldn't discourage you from playing Legends on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC if those are your only options, but just be aware that you probably won't have as much fun guiding Murfy and helping out the titular limbless hero. In the case of these particular levels, touchscreen controls beat out simplistic shoulder button presses every time.
Left Right Left Right: If you're at all a fan of happiness, play Rayman Legends
Most of my complaints geared toward Legends are really only nitpicking. The truth is that it's super hard to find things to dislike about this game. It's a lovely package from beginning to end, and it's rife with oodles of things to see, hear, do, and conquer. If you're a fan of platformers, or hell, if you just want to have a really good time, I cannot stress enough how awesome Legends is. Is it better than Origins? That's debatable. Still, this is one of those cheery, happy-go-lucky experiences that will bring unrelenting joy into your life.
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BSEd in Elementary Education
The BSEd in Elementary Education is grounded in the belief that outstanding teachers are prepared for the classroom when they participate in a program that emphasizes high academic achievement, the importance of each child as an individual, and an understanding of the theories of learning and education.
Students gain experiences in school settings beginning in their freshman year. The experiences are designed to prepare students for student teaching, the "capstone" experience of the program. Students have opportunities to work with children in various learning activities in both urban and suburban environments.
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- Attend classes on-site at partner schools, museums, cultural institutions, and community organizations, blending classroom and field experiences.
- Gain extensive deep experiences engaging with diverse populations, including students with special needs and those labeled as English language learners (all graduates are eligible for ESL endorsement).
- Continually collaborate with faculty and students at all levels within your chosen specialty through professional learning communities.
- Earn a certificate to teach worldwide through the International Baccalaureate Organization.
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I'm wrapping up this Sydney series with a write-up of one of the highlights of our Sydney trip: our two visits to Ippudo, arguably Sydney's most famous ramen restaurant.
In 1985, Shigemi Kawahara launched his first Ippudo restaurant in Japan to showcase what he can do with ramen, a Japanese staple – and from what I've tasted, those results are phenomenal. His first overseas franchise opened in New York in 2008, with the first Australian restaurant opening up late last year.
Although Kawahara tries to be all traditional when it comes to cooking ramen – using tried and true techniques to sculpt that perfect bowl of ramen, that is – I like how he also tries to cater to local tastes. For example, the Sydney restaurant serves green tea lamingtons and camembert tempura. While I love camembert, the thought of eating it in tempura form just makes me ill. Props for the idea, though… I guess.
My first visit began with a steamed bun filled with deep-fried shrimp. The bun went down a treat, with the white fluffy bao-like vessel holding a
shrimp prawn drizzled with what tasted a bit like a Thousand Island dressing. Quick and delicious.
For some reason, Marty went for the weener-y vegetarian noodles that could equally pass as a salad dish in most cafés in the inner suburbs. Marty normally goes for the heartier dishes but he decided that he wanted something light for dinner. He enjoyed the medley of cold sesame-coated noodles, avocadoes, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, mandarin, nuts and greens with a blob of yoghurt on the side.
Tied together with a ribbon of balsamic vinegar, the salad was refreshing and made for a nice change from the normally heavier meat dishes he ordered. That said, he got a major case of food envy when he saw my ramen…
The miso tontotsu was advertised as a 'seasonal special' so I was lucky I rocked up when it was being offered. The menu promised all sorts of lovely things in my bowl: pork belly chashu, menma (bamboo shoots), shallots, corn kernels, bean sprouts, half nitamago (soy egg) and naruto (fish cake). Oh, and a giant's handful of chewy ramen noodles, of course.
This was hands-down one of the best ramen dishes I've ever had. I still think Taro's in Brisbane makes the best ramen I've ever tasted in Australia but Ippudo's miso tonkotsu is definitely a strong contender. At present, I don't think there is any combination in the world that can beat nutty and salty miso and creamy and sweet tonkotsu… except for Gong Cha green tea and milk foam.
And if that bowl of ramen wasn't awesome enough on its own, there is a small rice ball and a dab of ginger that you can dunk into your soup once all the noodles have gone. Man, these people think of everything!
I'm not normally one to order dessert at Japanese restaurants but we were so impressed with our meals that we couldn't bypass the dessert selection. Marty had the black sesame panna cotta which was amazing. I especially loved the beautiful contrast between the dessert's silky texture and the nutty, bold taste of the black sesame.
I'd have to say, though, my green tea lamington was far better. A steady layer of green tea icing covered two sponge cake pieces sandwiching a red bean filling. This was a lot nicer than your ordinary Woolworths lamingtons. I had no idea what the 'J' in front of lamington meant though…
So impressed was Marty that we decided to return for lunch the following day (I sensed that he was upset about not ordering a bowl of ramen the first time, thus he wanted to rectify this situation).
We began by ordering the two types of gyoza dumplings available at Ippudo. First up, we have the Ippudo gyoza, which is pan-fried in the Hakata way – in other words, the style most commonly found in Japanese restaurants around Australia. Although I loved the very delicate skins, I thought that a bit more crispness would not have gone astray.
In contrast, the second lot of gyoza dumplings were deep-fried all over. While I love anything that's deep-fried (except for camembert, I guess), I much preferred the Hakata-style gyozas.
Marty loves anything that's spicy and contains pork so his choice of the karaka men chashu ramen was a no-brainer.
This ramen was essentially a bowl packed with plenty of bold flavours, the bulk of which came from that handful of spicy miso and ground pork-y goodness. While I personally don't like mince in my ramen (too busy, imo), Marty thought it was fantastic.
After the flavour explosion that was the miso tonkotsu ramen the previous night, I toned it down this time by ordering the relatively tame shiromaru tamago, a classic Hakata-style ramen dish.
Although the broth was decent, there wasn't as much going on for it as the miso tonkotsu. I also don't like cabbage in my ramen and naturally didn't read the menu description properly so I was surprised to see cabbage in my broth – and hated myself (and to an extent, the dish) for it. I also found the broth a tad too salty; I'm not sure if it was supposed to be like that or whether someone in the kitchen accidentally bumped a motherload of salt into the broth. Either way, I'm going to try the other ramen dishes on the menu the next time I'm here before going back to the shiromaru.
Overall, our Ippudo experience was a very positive one. I know that Sydney has a bit of a thriving ramen scene happening and subsequently, I would like to know if there are any restaurants that churn out ramen that's on par, if not better than the ones we enjoyed at Ippudo. On both occasions, the service had been nothing short of fantastic even though we rocked up during peak periods. Highly recommended.


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The best piece of writerly advice I've ever heard comes not from Samuel Johnson or Virginia Woolf or Annie Dillard — as acute as the literary ruminations of that trio indisputably are.
It comes from Bruce Springsteen. The rocker once advised writers: "Keep an ear to the ground and an ear to your heart." I love it because it recognizes that critics must always look in two directions: out at the world and what it loves, and inward at the critic's own tastes and convictions — no matter what the world at large decides to celebrate, to make a hit.


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If you are a MAC user, you may heard of Sparrow e-mail client and benefits of this program, among which are a seamless integration with Gmail email accounts as well as Google Apps. Also boasts a very elegant interface and a maximum simplicity when using it. Sparrow is now also available for iPhone and it comes with almost every OS X feature except Push notifications. App store review team does not allow push notifications due to restrictions imposed by Apple, similar to Skype notifications.
Today we'll teach how to get e-mail push notifications on iPhone with or without jailbreak.
How to get e-mail Push Notifications on iPhone With Jailbreak
Here we go with the reason #79867 to jailbreak your phone, as you know Apple do not allow Sparrow with push notifications due to their App Store Approval policies. However there is a way to solve this problem. All you need is a jailbroken iPhone. Users with jailbroken iPhone can enable push notifications for Sparrow through a tweak called " Sparrow Push ". This tweak allows the use of notifications when the application Sparrow remains open in the background, and then you can completely replace the native Mail app. The tweak works perfectly and available in the BigBoss repo for free of cost.
Update : FreeManRepo also released Sparrow+, another cydia tweak with the same functionality. You can use any of them.
How to get e-mail Push Notifications on iPhone Without Jailbreak
Here we go with another short tutorial on adding push notifications to Sparrow without jailbreak. To do this, we will use an application called Boxcar. This application will make a bridge between the email push notifications and Sparrow. Boxcar is available in App Store for free of cost, you can later remove advertisements with a 4.99$ in app purchase.
- Launch Boxcar, create your account with boxcar (if you don't have any). Click on Add a Service, which we will display a list of functions supported by the application. Once here, look for the option Email Account and click.
- The next step is to configure the email service: name, sound, kind of alertness and attention, here's the key, the option Opens , we have to select Sparrow as a client. Once done, save the configuration and send an email to the email account you have entered to create the account of Boxcar.
Note : The account you want to configure to push should not be the same we used to create the account of Boxcar. An e-mail will then be sent to your account e-mail address providing you with the instructions to finish setting up Boxcar e-mail alerts.
- In the e-mail you receive from Boxcar, you will be given a unique e-mail address to use in setting up your alerts. You will then need to go into your e-mail account settings and forward incoming e-mails to the Boxcar address. If you receive a lot of e-mail, or even if you just want to save some sanity, you can set up e-mail filters to only forward e-mails based off of sender or subject.
- Once you have set up forwarding to your Boxcar e-mail address, have a friend send you a test e-mail. If all is working properly, you will receive a Boxcar alert that will then launch into Sparrow once you open it.
If you have done all steps correctly, you can check that the push is excellent and clicking on the notification, you're directed to Sparrow. The only drawback is that our emails have to go through Boxcar servers for forwarding, but say they will not use our information or saved, but will link to the push notification.


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Stony Brook is thrilled to receive recognition for our squash seed oils–it validates our commitment to craft flavorful, wholesome and sustainable food in partnership with local family farms.
Geneva, NY (PRWEB) March 19, 2014
Stony Brook WholeHeartedFoods, maker of culinary squash and pumpkin seed oils in upstate New York, was recently honored as a 2014 Good Food Awards winner. Organized by Seedling Projects, the award ceremony celebrated socially-conscious food entrepreneurs for their commitment to producing authentic and responsible food. Alice Waters, Ruth Reichl and Nell Newman honored the winners onstage, with opening remarks from Dr. Zeke Emanuel. This year's prestigious event was held at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in San Francisco on January 14.
"Without deep ties to the farmers, foragers and ranchers who care about cultivating and rearing the very best, you could never achieve the level of excellence you have, rising to the top in a blind tasting of 1,450 foods from all 50 states," said Executive Director Sarah Wiener, in her closing remarks to award winners.
A sustainable and unique alternative to large-scale commercial cooking oils, Stony Brook is the only specialty oil company in the US creating culinary oils from winter squash seeds. Stony Brook oils are pressed from seeds exclusively sourced from local family farms. Each bottle has only one ingredient: varietal oil from roasted and expeller-pressed seed, produced without the use of chemical solvents, excessive heat or filtration. The oils are a flavorful source of Vitamin E, antioxidants and free of trans fat, sodium or additives. In addition to local sourcing, all aspects of production are sustainable, with zero waste: seed waste left from pressing is incorporated into animal feed as a source of protein and digestive aid.
Stony Brook oils are a flavorful alternative to imported olive and seed oils and a healthy alternative to butter. The oils have a savory, nutty flavor that goes well with a wide variety of dishes - from pasta, oven-roasted vegetables and grilled meats, to a drizzle on fresh fruit, salad or even atop ice cream.
The oils are available online at http://www.wholeheartedfoods.com, and at natural and specialty food stores nationwide, see Stony Brook's website for locations.