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John Nyman's verse, conceptual poetry, visual poems, and poetics have appeared in various print and online publications, including including Rampike, (parenthetical), Cordite Poetry Review, and Hamilton Arts and Letters. He is a member of Guelph's &, experimental poetry collective. Players (Palimpsest, 2016) is his first full-length collection. Sheri Doyle interviewed him in Guelph, Ontario.
sd: How did Players come to be?
JN: In a sense it was pretty straightforward: After performing at one of his reading series in Toronto, David Bateman told me I should consider compiling a collection of my poetry to submit to his publisher. That first manuscript didn't look much at all like Players, and the publisher rejected it, but it was the first step toward approaching my work in a way that would ultimately bring it to publication.
Once I began collecting, sequencing, and editing my poetry in the form of a full-length manuscript, I started seeing things in my writing that I'd never noticed before. I realized that poems I'd once thought were very different actually shared certain broader themes, and that much of my writing was centred (subterraneanly, perhaps) around repeating moods and patterns. Most importantly, I realized that a lot of my poems spoke to each other in ways that had a greater cumulative effect than any one poem could accomplish on its own.
After many drafts (and many more rejections), the manuscript was book-like enough to catch the attention of Jim Johnstone, one of Palimpsest Press's poetry editors (and an incredible poet in his own right). There were more edits after that—a lot more. But I don't think the finished product would have been nearly as strong if it hadn't gone through those months and years of rewriting and, more importantly, reimagining.
sd: Can you share some thoughts about the way Players is organized?
JN: I don't think the organization of Players is something I thought about so much as discovered, partly by getting to know the poems better and partly by trying out as many groupings and sequencings as I could. If it's true that a poem can't be reduced to a formula, I think that statement is exponentially true of a collection; it's as if all the singular details and nuances that make the individual poems work were all multiplied by each other to produce the flow and structure of the whole book.
At the same time, there are definitely a few themes that rise to the surface. For example, one thing I tried to do was work against the assumption that a book has a single unifying style or theme: Players opens with a section called "Two False Starts" which frames the collection with two competing and in some senses fraudulent portrayals of the book's overall poetics. The ending also tries to subvert the idea of absolute order: the poems in the last section of Players are labeled "addenda," and the book's final pages (following even the conventional end matter) are taken up by a conceptual poem that functions as a kind of fake index. If it were up to me, there would be no last word of Players (though in actuality the last word is "ZWEIFACHE"—which, by pure chance, translates into English as "double").
sd: Could we describe some of these poems as "found poems" or having elements of found poetry? What draws you to creating new work from other sources? Could it be argued that all poems are, in some way, found?
JN: Certainly it could be argued that all poems are in some way "found"—after all, the whole of English literature can be recreated with about 26 letters and a smattering of punctuation. But "found poems" do represent a particular tradition, and I do feel a lot of kinship with that tradition. What most draws me to creating work from other sources, I think, is that it gives poetry the opportunity to reach out and touch the world on the world's terms, not just according to what I think or believe myself. I hope that my found poems preserve some character or force of something else, some energy that isn't just attributable to me, the author.
sd: Do you keep certain rules in mind with regards to working with the original lines when writing a found poem?
JN: I think "keeping in mind" is the perfect expression for it, because when I do set rules for myself it's mostly so I can end up breaking them. There's really nothing new about this: the possibility and even necessity of 'breaking the rules' has been a crucial part of poetic writing for as long as the rules themselves. At the end of the day, writing a found poem isn't very different from writing any other kind of poem: in either case it's about discovering the poem's form as much as inventing it, and working with the content to draw out its most resonant means of expression.
sd: Is it important to you as a poet that a reader grasps an intended meaning in your poems?
JN: For me personally, no, it isn't important. Especially when it comes to my own work, I'm generally less interested in what a poem "means" or says than what a poem does. This could refer to the images the poem brings to mind, the sounds it brings to the ear, or even the forms and shapes of language it brings to the eye. Often, my experience of a poem (either one of my own or someone else's) is most memorable as a pattern or rhythm of these different elements—like the way different instruments, motifs, and ideas come together to make a song.
sd: Is meaning relevant in found poems? What do found poems challenge the reader to do, if anything?
JN: Meaning is always relevant, although I definitely don't think it's the most important part of many pieces of writing. For example, my poem "Connections," which is made up of fragments of craigslist missed connections posts, makes use of language with clear and very relevant meanings; it's just that these meanings aren't very interesting—they're a bunch of clichés. For me, found poetry really showcases the way that meaning never comes to us alone: it always has some kind of structure or substance that we don't consider part of meaning, but which is actually just as (or maybe more) important.
Nietzsche wrote that truths are "coins which have lost their pictures and now matter only as metal, no longer as coins," and I believe the same can be said about found language. Although Nietzsche meant this in a disparaging way, I love the idea that the words we use (even when they're true) are at some level merely things, materials that can be passed around, manipulated, melted down, and transformed. So I guess I do believe that found poetry isn't really about meaning; it's about the stuff meaning is made of. And if found poems challenge the reader to do anything, it would be to pay attention to that materiality, to respect it, and to play with it.
sd: What does "When You Need Water" say, or not say, about survival? It seems the need for water is juggled with various distractions here.
JN: I've never thought about "When You Need Water" as a poem about survival, but I think you're absolutely right to interpret it that way. For me, that particular poem has always been a way to recover an experience I see as both incredibly specific (I associate it with a very particular place and time in my life) and almost impossible to put my finger on, although it is definitely related to longing, emptiness, and desperation.
Even if water is what we really need to survive, or what the poem's speaker needs to survive, it does seem as though he's never able to express himself in a way that would fulfill that need—as if the word "water" never actually stood for the real thing. It's always just another distraction, in other words. Maybe survival could also work this way, in that sometimes you don't know precisely what you need to survive or how to get it, just that you need it.
sd: What can poetry do in this context? Does poetry distract or is it a need like water? What is the role of poetry in a world of distraction?
JN: I'm not sure what role poetry plays in the world, and (realistically) I suspect that for many people it plays no role at all. But I'm not opposed to distraction; in fact, I don't think life can be complete without both distraction and necessity, because neither of these things is meaningful without the other. I think poetry is important because it gives us both, and especially because it can get them to speak to each other.
sd: In "Advice from My Exes" stanzas are grouped into four sections, each titled with a number, signifying four distinct exes. What are the pros and/or cons of preserving advice this way?
JN: None of that advice actually came from any of my exes, or anyone I've known in real life. Instead, I tried to write things I could imagine my exes saying or thinking, or that I felt I learned from our relationships.
Even though it all came from me, I think I learned a lot about myself in the process. And not just because some of it is actually good advice; it was fascinating to explore the ideas that could come out of what are essentially failed relationships, or at least relationships that are no longer viable in the present, to get a sense of what I could have been or could have become. I love the idea of looking at these negative versions of myself, or versions of myself seen through others' eyes.
A final note: I also loved writing this poem because I love writing in the imperative mood. We're so used to poems that are descriptive or expressive, but how cool is it when a poem actually tells you what to do? (I'm thinking of that line of Rilke's that seems to stick with everybody: "You must change your life."
sd: In "Not One" I was taken by the idea of "the strength of the sum / of all those unique humans, differences swallowed / together." But I was even more intrigued by the turn, "I'd dissolve if I argued" and wonder what that argument might be. Could you share some thoughts on this?
JN: Well, when I wrote, "The best numbers are not one," I meant it. Which is to say I'm much more interested in the seventy million people mentioned earlier in the poem than I am in the single figure you get when you add them all together. But I think I also wanted to convey that this is a bit of an impossible argument to make, because no matter how much you try to emphasize that you're speaking for a plurality of voices, it's still just you—your one mind, your one self—who's saying that. Being able to "dissolve" is kind of one of my fantasies. To me, it means thinking less like a human individual and more like a collective, like the zebra mussels or seagulls I invoke in the poem's last line.
sd: Are you working on any other poetry projects right now?
JN: Over the last several years I've written a great many poems for my houseplants, some of which have been published (including one in Vocamus's new Rhapsody anthology for 2016) and many of which will hopefully be published soon. I have about enough of them to make a full collection, although I've been rewriting and reorganizing the sequence—and the ideas behind it—for quite a while. Overall, the project is a way for me to explore the possibility of dividing my poetic voice between myself and a handful of organisms that are both very close to me and very different from me. Hopefully it'll also help me learn some broader lessons about opening my mind to perspectives and experiences I don't personally understand.
sd: Which poets have influenced you most?
JN: Two of my biggest influences are the Canadian poets Erin Mouré and Christian Bök. Although their work is very different, one theme I find in both of their writing practices is the idea that linguistic and aesthetic "play"—whether it takes the form of found poetry, constraint-based writing, translation, or something less defined—isn't about taking an 'anything goes' approach to art: at their best, even the wildest instances of play convey a sense of political or practical purpose that adds something truly concrete to the world.
sd: Do you remember the first poem (of significance) you wrote?
JN: In grade four or five, I wrote a poem that my peers and teachers generally thought was fairly prodigious. I even remember the first line of that poem (which also set the pattern of its refrain): "Happiness sounds like a carnival." I think it still holds up.


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Another good indicator about the increasing popularity of containers for enterprises are the specialized capabilities of the scaling tools available for handling and managing the containers. Apache Mesos, Docker Swarm, and Kubernetes have all been developing and improving, as enterprises begin to decide what cluster manager will be the best fit for automating the deployment, scaling and operating their containers.
Among these fast-growing open source communities, however, there is speculation that Kubernetes seems to be growing fastest.
For Apprenda executive Chris Gaun, his speculation is that one large component depends upon the fact that Kubernetes offers a "very strong ecosystem that mimics the Hadoop model" as it allows for vendors to "productize" the solution. In other words, when there are several vendors contributing to the project, the project is allowed to flourish.
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Apache Mesos was first released into the public in 2009. Kubernetes was open sourced by Google in 2014 and initially announced over five years later. It is based on Google's Borg technology that runs the Google workloads and has so for many years.
Google held off on releasing Kubernetes until April 2015. So what about Kubernetes, a platform so young compared to Apache Mesos, makes it so desirable over platforms with more experience? Despite only being out of beta for under a year, there has been a recent growth in the trend of jobs requiring certain container managers, particularly Kubernetes. An Apprenda chart measuring the growth in Stack Overflow questions that mention the different container cluster managers reveals much higher interest in Kubernetes:
It also helps that Kubernetes arguably provides the model by which Apache Mesos and Cloud Foundry developed upon. Cloud Foundry grew from Derek Collison's experience working at Google with Borg. Apache Mesos, in turn, was arguably influenced by Ben Hindman's experience working alongside ex-Googlers as they sought to re-create the Borg within Twitter. Everyone wanted to be Google.
Now, however, Google has released the foundational code and invited others to productize it.
The biggest reason for Kubernetes' success might be due to the fact that Google released Kubernetes as an open source project and did not retain ownership. Though Google introduced the original code, they have not held a monopoly on further development, creating a vacuum for more healthy competition and input from the community.
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The other major names have a single point of significant development input: for Apache Mesos, it is Mesosphere; for Cloud Foundry, it is the Pivotal and VMware partnership; for Docker Swarm, it is Docker Inc. Kubernetes does not hold court in this market niche yet however. The simplicity of Docker Swarm is still a preference for some as well as the familiar language. Additionally, the shell scripts and installation options of Kubernetes have room for improvement.
The race for the most popular or most recommended container management system has become a marathon with miles still to come. It is likely that it won't end with a single gold medalist but probably ties of several great offerings within the market. Variety is not a terrible thing for any market, technology or not, since it is rare that one size can truly fit all.

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Again, while I was away, the trailer for the Breach was passed through to me in various formats. Breach is a film based on the true story of the FBI Agent Robert Hanssen who was responsible for handing secrets, and other agents, to the Russians. In the film a young Agent is taken under the wing of his new boss, Hanssen, and soon the other Agents who are trying to catch Hanssen in the act are recruiting him to work against his boss.
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"It's not your usual restaurant fare," explains Bistro Better owner Carmencita Abadicio, "because it's homemade so you're sure it's not being mass produced and the sauces are made from scratch." Among its signature dishes is Beef Morcon with Sweet Onion Sauce that is to die for. Made of thin, lean beef wrapped around ground meat, the Beef Morcon is a medley of sweet, salty and spicy flavors.
Many of the dishes are favorites of the owner growing up in a household where food was all important. Aside from the Beef Morcon, you also have Pork Embotido, Shepherd's Pie with Mashed Potatoes, Roast Pork with Gravy, Baked Chicken with Roast Garlic and BBQ Pork Spareribs. Bistro Better's signature Burger is also of particular note, made from a special recipe that has been handed down generation after generation.
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Local rock 'n' roll wild man Mojo Nixon will be taking his outlandish blues to Australia this month. He and his sidekick, percussionist Skid Roper, leave Friday to promote Nixon's recent album "Bo-Day-Shus!!!" in the "land down under" with an Australian band, The Johnnys. Nixon said shows will be performed in Sydney and Melbourne and on several college campuses.
"We're hoping to cause a ruckus," Nixon said.
The San Diego-based Nixon can also be found on Music Television (MTV) three or four times a day, ranting and raving. The Enigma recording artist recently taped several promotional segments for MTV.
"I had a lot of qualms about doing the promotion at first," Nixon said. "I did stipulate that I would never actually mention MTV during the segments. MTV figures by having me pontificate for a couple of seconds they look like they're on the cutting edge and I can get more exposure."


text: The first time I held Samsung's HMD Odyssey in my hands, there was only one thought in my head: this is not a toy. I didn't think that with other VR headsets. Acer's was clunky and cool, the PSVR was sleek and simple. But Samsung's HMD Odyssey is a class above, a full 645 grams of reality-altering gadget hanging from your face, with and AKG headphones, and a microphone built into its decidedly unattractive, front-loaded headset. It's more akin to heavy-duty, serious sets like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. The Samsung device has its own merits and flaws that stand out. Almost immediately I realised that it's a clumsy thing built for deep, immersive game experiences. It's not a toy -- it's the headset equivalent of the guy who brings a desktop computer to Starbucks to play League of Legends.


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Artificial Intelligence, Mixed Data Analytics and Passive Listening Capture Minds – 2016 Insight Innovation Exchange I'm just back from the IIEX conference in Atlanta, where OdinText competed in the Insight Innovation Competition. Although I was disappointed that we didn't win, I'm pleased to report that the judges told me we placed a very close second. […]More
3 Ways You Can Improve Your Lost Customer Analysis Preventing Customer Churn with Text Analytics Lapsed Customers, Customer Churn, Customer Attrition, Customer Defection, Lost Customers, Non-Renewals, whatever you call them this kind of customer research is becoming more relevant everywhere, and we are seeing more and more companies turning to text analytics in order to […]More
Text Analytics Tips Answers, How Old Is Your Brand? – Using OdinText on Brand Mention Type Comment Data By Tom H. C. Anderson [METHODOLOGICAL NOTES (If you're not a researcher feel free to skip down to 'Brands & Age' section below): In our first official Text Analytics Tips I've started with exploring one of the […]More
CASRO Honors OdinText's Innovative Next Generation Text Analytics Software at 40th Annual Conference OdinText, a provider of cloud-based analytics software, today announced that its Next Generation Text Analytics software-as-a-service (SaaS) product, has been awarded the Research Entrepreneur of the Year award by CASRO, an organization that represents more than 300 companies and market research operations. The […]More
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[Interview Reposted with Permission From Jeffrey Henning's ResearhAccess] I recently had the opportunity to interview Tom H. C. Anderson, the founder of Anderson Analytics, about his ongoing application of text analytics to market research. Q: What's the process for optimally using text analytics with survey verbatim responses? A: Well, that patented process is something that we've obviously […]More
Anderson Analytics' OdinText Announces Patent for Powerful New Text Analytics Process Anderson Analytics today announced the granting of Patent No. 8,473,498 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USTPO) for the new powerful Natural Language Text Analytics process utilized in their OdinText software. The approach leverages contextual data and provides a process for […]More


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For the last few weeks I had the chance to borrow a MINI Cooper (I've always wanted to drive one ever since the Italian Job movie came out) and it has been so fun to drive! Don't let the size of the car fool you, it has SO much power. While I had the car on loan, my sister and I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to take it for a drive around San Francisco. On our drive up, we realized neither of us had ever been to Alamo Square (where the iconic Painted Ladies sit/Full House was filmed) so we headed that way!
Alamo Square was such a cute spot. There is a park right in the middle of the square where you can picnic and enjoy the view of the Painted Ladies with a view of the city behind them. It is a popular site to visit so there is definitely a constant stream of tourists that come through for photos. Parking is always difficult in the city, but were were so lucky to snag a great parking spot that was basically made for a MINI Cooper!
For anyone planning a trip to San Francisco for the near future, I put together a list of some of my favorite and most beautiful spots that are a must see:


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Manchester's museums enjoy a reputation as some of the finest in the UK. From modern art to historic classics, there's something here for everyone to enjoy.
Fresh from a £35m makeover, Manchester Art Gallery is well worth a visit. Collections span more than six centuries of artwork, but the museum is best known for its 19th century British paintings.
Nearby The Lowry offers you work by local artists, a theatre showcasing West End musicals and comedy shows, and the work of one of the nation's favourite artists, LS Lowry. All offer family fun throughout the venues.
Granada Studios is home to many of the UK's most popular shows, such as Coronation Street. This family-friendly tour takes you down The Street's famous cobbles, and the sets of many other world-famous ITV shows. Explore at your leisure, or take one of the entertaining guided tours.
Football fans around the world know the name Manchester United, and their famous football ground, Old Trafford, is a must-visit for anyone who loves the sport. A tour of the historic grounds lets you really soak in the atmosphere, as well as seeing many rare and unique artifacts from English football's long history - and you might even meet the players!
A short stroll across the city centre lies the world-famous Chinatown area, where you can absorb the finest in eastern culture as you take in the regular festivals, fantastic foods and great oriental art.
Round off your day with a visit to Manchester Art Gallery; where you can explore over 25,000 works of art spanning millenia of British and international culture.
Dining & Shopping
For shopping, visit Market Street – a pedestrian zone bustling with shoppers and street traders and entertainers.
There's also the legendary Arndale Centre, a shopping centre located in the heart of Manchester City Centre. With over 200 shops, cafes and bars. The Centre is home to many high street names, alongside a host of unique independent stores.
For a great dining experience, visit Cask Bar. Located in the heart of Castlefield, opposite the Science & Industry Museum on Liverpool Road.
For a more family-friendly dining experience, visit one of the many town centre cafes, serving everything from local delicacies to international cuisine.
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Senator Al Franken (D-MN) (UPDATED X2)
Minnesota's State Canvassing Board will make it official today:
The state Canvassing Board was poised to certify the results of the recount in Minnesota's grueling Senate election in Al Franken's favor _ but that doesn't mean the race is definitely over.
The board was to meet Monday and was expected to declare which candidate received the most overall votes from nearly 3 million ballots cast. The latest numbers showed Franken, a Democrat, with a 225-vote lead over Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, who led Franken on election night.
But after the announcement, there will be a seven-day waiting period before an election certificate is completed. If any lawsuits are filed during that waiting period, certification is conditional until the issue is settled in court.
Norm Coleman is going to drag the court battle out as much as possible, since Minnesota law prevents Franken from being officially certified the winner–thus keeping him out of the Senate–until Coleman's legal challenges are resolved.
I guess I can't blame Coleman for doing everything possible to win–if the situation were reversed, I'd probably want Franken to do the same. But Coleman knows that it's unlikely he'll emerge as the winner, even if the courts rule in his favor.
So while Norm Coleman is doing what's best for himself and for the Republican Party, maybe he should put those interests aside and do what's best for the people of Minnesota, who deserve to be represented by their duly-elected Senator.
UPDATE: Here's the substance of Coleman's impending lawsuit:
Coleman's lawyers promised a lawsuit over their claim that some ballots duplicated on election night wound up being counted twice in the recount.
The Coleman campaign also has a petition pending before the state Supreme Court to include 650 ballots that it says were improperly rejected but not forwarded by local officials to St. Paul for counting.
UPDATE II: That was fast:
The Minnesota Supreme Court has rejected Republican Norm Coleman's request to count an additional 650 rejected absentee ballots in the state's U.S. Senate recount.
The court's ruling Monday likely paves the way for the state Canvassing Board to certify results showing Democrat Al Franken won the race. But Coleman's attorneys have said they are likely to sue if he loses the recount, meaning it could be weeks more before the outcome is final.


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Once again, a successful cooperation with NORMA
We branded the company's most modern headquarters with an eleven-meter wide billboard banner, on which we present the brand homogeneously and energy-efficiently.
Of course, the billboard banner and the single-letter installation – thanks to the latest LED technology – are separately dimmable. For the outside installations, NORMA wanted steles as to reflect the building's architecture. Nothing better than that! We developed unobtrusive steles fitted with massive acrylic glass letters, as well as with fully cast-in styLEDs. Striking shadow gaps were added to complete the visual appearance.
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We are selling our Barth with our new location and new jobs Robin and myself have come to realize we no longer have time for it so it is time to pass it on to someone who can enjoy it. It is in very good condition and i have many pictures of it i will share with anyone interested. we would like to get 8500.00 out of it ( we spent twice that much on it) There is nothing it needs except the personal touch of the new owner, anyone interested can e-mail us @ firstname.lastname@example.com. It is a 1979 28' center twin beds and rear bath. 454 gas with low miles Onan gen, I can give the buyer a list of things i have done to it it would take a while to list I spent almost two years refurbishing it. It is in very good condition for a 1979.
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I sold my Barth today.
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Jan, where did the Dodge go? Local I hope.
Later this spring it is going out west to a gold mine.The mine is 100% off the grid.
Is it so far out that you can't get there from here?
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Is it in Capitan NM?
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the mine is in oregon.
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Canadian Intermountain Joint Venture
The Canadian Intermountain Joint Venture (CIJV) encompasses much of the same habitat types as the IWJV, including a plethora of grasslands, wetlands, forested areas and mountains. The result is a diverse habitat mosaic for a variety of bird species inside a relatively unspoiled landscape. So it's no surprise that migrating birds approaching the U.S.-Canadian boundary don't stop at border patrol. They continue their journey, seeking hospitable stopovers to feed, rest, and eventually hunker down for a seasonal stay.
The Canadian Intermountain Joint Venture (CIJV) was created in 2003. Like the IWJV, it was initiated to implement the North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP) and is focused on bird habitat conservation.
In the winter of 2011, the CIJV and IWJV initiated a joint project aimed to increase collaboration and strengthen conservation actions, especially those regarding wetland conservation, across the border.
In a recent Implementation Plan, the CIJV identified the lack of wetland habitat tracking as a serious information deficiency in conserving wetlands, especially as it relates to conservation planning in a changing climate. Despite having several recent snapshots of wetlands distribution, the CIJV's conservation community has few assessments of historic wetlands occurrence and cannot meaningfully track future trends. The CIJV, with the support of the IWJV, secured $50,000 from the Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative to track wetlands changes over time in a pilot area in the CIJV. If the proposed methods are successful, they will be replicated throughout both JVs and will provide an essential tool for setting conservation priorities, creating best practices, creating and applying policy tools, predicting climate change impacts on priority bird species, and further developing the joint ventures' science foundation.
This CIJV/IWJV collaboration fulfills the desire of both the North American Waterfowl Management Plan Committee and Partners In Flight to see Joint Ventures develop improved collaboration and coordination of biological planning and conservation delivery across broad regions so that conservation objectives may be achieved at meaningful scales.


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Early mornings before anyone is up, when the air is crisp and the birds are signing; that's my favorite time of day. I've learned the way you choose to spend your mornings can make a huge impact on the rest of your day. There is a reason why highly successful people like Warren Buffet (businessman and investor), Oprah Winfrey (YOU GET A CAR!), and Kevin O'Leary (businessman and Shark Tank investor) wake up early. Some people meditate, get a jump start on work, or exercise. By doing this, you get a few extra hours of your day with fresh energy and less distractions. This article is to tell you how to become a morning person, and why you really should.
- Sleep with the blinds drawn. That way your room brightens as the sun rises.
- Never hit snooze. Studies show this actually makes you more tired and makes it harder to get up.
- When you alarm goes off, turn on the closes lamp if its not bright enough already, go on your phone, or sit up immediately.
When I wake up, the first thing I do is head straight to the gym. Nothing changes your day more than by starting it with exercise. You know the saying, 'endorphins make you happy'? Its true. And then don't have to feel guilty about being lazy in the afternoon. Many people lay out their gym clothes in plain sight, as they say visualization helps. I just set an alarm and never hit snooze, I immediately turn on my lamp and scroll through my phone. Hitting the snooze button can be your worst enemy to getting up early.
After I workout, I take my pup on a 20 minute walk. This is to exercise her, but I've also found it increadibly therapeutic. It's a great cool down from my workout and puts me in an even better mood. I recommend fitting some type of walk into your mornings, whether its walking your dog, walking with your significant other while sipping coffee, or walking to work. Try to find a path with greenery and pretty sights to see. Take this time to reflect and enjoy the view.
Next, I make a cup of coffee, sit in the sunniest corner of my apartment, and scroll through Pinterest on my laptop. This is my favorite part of my mornings. I consider this my "morning treat"; a reward for my early morning workout and productivity. Maybe this is the time you read the newspaper or a book. By having something to look forward to, waking up early is much easier.
My mood has truly improved since adopting this new morning routine. I'm guaranteed to get my workout in since its the first thing I do. I take a nice walk which further uplifts my mood. And I get some "me" time while enjoying my morning coffee. By starting my mornings like this, I am happier the rest of my day. I hope you give this a try and it works for you!


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Flavio Paiva Junqueira updated ZOOKEEPER-151: --------------------------------------------- Status: Open (was: Patch Available) The current patch updates the documentation to explain how to configure a set of ZooKeeper servers with the default leader election. This description eliminates the old way of configuring that works with the original leader election algorithm, though. Although the new way of configuring should also work with the original leader election, it would be misleading to configure another port and not use it. Since we have currently two implementations (there are two more, but we've been focusing on two), and they require different ways of configuring the servers, I wonder if we should support both. Also, if we have different ways of configuring, then to have both ways enabled, we would need to have both "electionAlg" and server specs to determine if the configuration is correct, thus creating a dependency between parameters. It is probably best to create another jira to discuss the configuration issue, and leave this one for documentation. For now, I'm canceling this patch, and once we decide upon server configuration, I can come back to this issue and update the patch. > Document change to server configuration > --------------------------------------- > > Key: ZOOKEEPER-151 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-151 > Project: Zookeeper > Issue Type: Bug > Affects Versions: 3.0.0 > Reporter: Flavio Paiva Junqueira > Assignee: Flavio Paiva Junqueira > Fix For: 3.0.0 > > Attachments: ZOOKEEPER-151.patch > > > The patch of jira 127 changed the format of server configuration files, but > it didn't change the documentation. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.


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Creating AR content with unity (web based)
Budget R$90-750 BRL
If you have experience in creating content of Augumented Reality!
Am looking for creating AR experience on unity and build it on web based HTML,JS instead of using application!
The purpose is to be able to try this experience with just scanning a QR code! and no need to download any app, as it should work on all types of mobiles, tablets, browsers ...
for example am willing to do this experience on a mug! and the content that i would like to build is some text and drawings! maybe facts about health! or drinks receipts, or maybe a simple interactive AR game...
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Loretta Hoskins, 85, of Rockford, passed away on Sunday, November 26, 2017. She was born on November 15, 1932, in Chicago, IL, the daughter of Elmer and Clara (Nelson) Carlson. Graduate of Lakeview High School. Loretta married Robert "Bob" Hoskins on November 14, 1953 in Iowa. The two of them just celebrated 64 years of marriage. She was a former member of Arlington Free Church and attended First Free Church in Rockford. The driving force in Loretta's life was her love for family and her desire to faithfully serve Jesus Christ. Loretta enjoyed bowling, knitting, crocheting, puzzles and crypto quotes. She loved Facebook. Her children and grandchildren are going to miss her funny comments on Facebook.
Survived by her husband, Bob; children, Nancy (Wayne) Frey of Wheaton, IL, Bill Hoskins of Redondo Beach, CA, Ron Hoskins of Round Rock, TX, and Carol (Chris) Gerardi of Arlington Heights, IL; grandchildren, Ben (Kelly) Frey, Stacie (Greg) Smith, Christie (Kevin) Whiteman, Brittany (Josh) Rodkey, Rebecca and Rachel Hoskins, Troy, Brett and Scott Phillips, Tina Gerardi, Carrie (Juan) Fernandez, Diana Gerardi and Christopher Gerardi; 10 great grandchildren; and sisters, Lorraine Syverson and Linda Janigian. Predeceased by her parents; sisters, Leona Bambach and Lois Tuneberg; and brother, Leonard Carlson.
Funeral Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 2, 2017 in Fairhaven Chapel, 3470 N. Alpine Rd, Rockford with Pastor Dave Petty officiating. Visitation will be from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in the chapel prior to the service. Burial in Arlington Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers the family prefers memorials are made to Fairhaven Christian Retirement Center, 3470 N. Alpine Rd., Rockford, IL 61114 or The Salvation Army Winnebago County, P.O. Box 4159, Rockford, IL 61110.
Having grown up in the Arlington Heights Evangelical Free Church, Bob and Loretta Hoskins were a couple that you just knew from being around them. What a special couple. I loved seeing pictures of her and Bob on Facebook and will miss her comments as well. See you sometime in the next few years Loretta.
I will always remember Loretta as a kind, loving Christian lady. We were friends for several years in Arkansas at the Mountain Home Bible Church. Looking forward to seeing you again in heaven.
Rip Loretta say hi to Lois for me. Will miss you.
Loretta was such a light and joy when she came to actuaries when I worked at Fairhaven. She was a lovely lady and I'm grateful I was her friend
She will always be with you, watching from heaven. May the pesce of God be with you.
Prayers for family.
Sending our sympathy to the family. She was very beautiful and pleasant when we would see her. I was friends with her on FB, and she always had such cute comments. She loved her family so much. My heart is saddened for her family, but rejoicing as she has met her savior. Prayers and blessings to all.
When we visited Grandma in the hospital a few weeks ago she proudly showed off her book of crypto quotes that a friend had given her. When I left I gave her a hug and said "See you at Thanksgiving." Little did I know that would be the last hug I gave her.
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Looking at bloggers from Pinterest to We Heart It to the ever sprouting Instagram models everywhere, it is hard for us (the normal people) to ever try to catch up to them. It's not that we can't - given the resources and time - we simply don't have time to perfect our ways of wearing the latest trending make up and the latest fashion pieces that are somehow made a 'must have item' for no specific reason. Let's get one thing straight, I am not against what they do to earn their money, I'm just looking out for us who...


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White Rose Collection & The SCOOP Foundation
Every purchase from the "Supporting The SCOOP Foundation" collection supplies a child with a meal through the work of The SCOOP Foundation Australia
The SCOOP Foundation Australia is a NGO founded by my very good friend, Lisa.
"We are run entirely by committed volunteers who want to create lasting change. Our intent is to bring care, growth and equity to the communities we work with, through service, respect and transparency. We are the Australian division of The SCOOP Foundation, an Irish based non-profit founded in 2008. This unique structure means we have already secured partnerships with two grassroots organisations based in Cambodia and India. Our purpose is to raise money to support these organisations in building schools to provide free education for kids living in poverty
We provide deep, life-changing sustainable support, partnering with local NGO's, developing organic programs that touch the lives of the most vulnerable children in meaningful and tangible ways.
Our partners on the ground give us regular updates to ensure our donors and supporters are involved in every step of our projects, the stories of the children we are helping and the daily challenges and triumphs of our work."


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WebCheck - Downloads
You can easily download WebCheck by clicking below. This is same download for both trial and licensed users. If you are a licensed user you will need to enter your serial number when you first run the software to unlock it. Trial users can skip this screen and use all the same features of the software but for a limited time of 14 days.
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Its been awhile…but I've been waiting for a very special occasion to share a new recipe with y'all! I'm a blogger for Food and Nutrition Magazine's blog, Stone Soup and had one of my all time favorite eats posted today! Be sure to check out my post on the Stone Soup Blog and read below! Looking for a recipe … More Best Ever Banana Bread
Three day weekends are the best! Especially when they fall on a holiday! This past weekend was filled with beach volleyball, friends, love, and absolutely gorgeous So Cal weather. I won't go into too much detail (especially as I know the East Coast has been decimated by blizzard after blizzard..sorry New England friends!) BUT I … More No Bake Protein Oat Bars
Summer in LA has brought warm temperatures and a plethora of summer produce. On a recent trip up north to Sacramento, California's bounty was on full display. I picked up tree ripened nectarines, peaches, apricots, plums, and pluots of every variety along with okra and a sun ripened watermelon! (See our Instagram post last week … More Greek Yogurt with Blueberries, Watermelon & Basil
This recipe makes a delicious heart healthy snack or breakfast option for when you're on the go. Chock full of omega 3's, fiber, whole grains, and healthy fats, it's filled with hearty guilt-free goodness. Ingredients 2 c cooked quinoa 2 c raw oats ½ c dried cranberries ½ c pepitas (pumpkin seeds) ½ c smooth … More Cranberry Quinoa Power Bars


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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump's choice to be the first female director of the CIA is a career spymaster who once ran an agency prison in Thailand where terror suspects were subjected to a harsh interrogation technique that the president has supported.
Trump tweeted Tuesday that he has selected Gina Haspel to replace Mike Pompeo, who will replace Rex Tillerson as secretary of state.
Haspel has extensive overseas experience and most recently has been deputy director of the CIA.
She briefly ran a secret CIA prison where accused terrorists Abu Zubaydah and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri were waterboarded in 2002. That's according to current and former U.S. intelligence officials, who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to discuss the issue.
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Board of the Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has decided to leave the refinancing rate of the Central Bank unchanged - 9% per annum.
The decision was made on the basis of the tasks defined in the Guidelines for monetary policy for 2016, in particular, on the dynamics of the current level of inflation and its expected performance, as well as the forecast of the main macroeconomic parameters.
Refinancing rate at the level of 9% per annum is kept unchanged from 1 January 2015. Since the beginning of this year it is the third revision of the rates, and each time the decision was made to leave it unchanged.
The refinancing rate varies depending on the inflation rate and acts as a power regulator of economic activity. The high rate makes difficult to obtain loans and restrains thus putting money in the production of goods and services.


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It's that time of year again. Leaves are falling, the air is cooler. Yes, hockey is just around the corner.
As players report to their respective training camps, media and fans are making predictions for the upcoming season. We at Jets Nation are also in the prediction mood, or at least I am.
Instead of guessing who will win the Stanley Cup or capture the individual awards, these predictions will centre around the players that don the Winnipeg Jets uniform as well as forecasting the team's chances. Granted, my record isn't 100% so this might be a piece the reader may want to bookmark and laugh at later.
Without further adieu, here are five fearless and somewhat fearful Winnipeg Jet predictions for the 2015-16 season.
Dustin Byfuglien Will Be Traded
It may not be a matter of if Big Buff will be dealt but when. We all know that the Roseau, Minnesota native is on his final year of his contract on a cap hit of $5.2 million. Byfuglien will be looking to hit the jackpot when he hits the open market on July 1 and if he has a season similar to last year, he could be cashing in like televangelists every Sunday.
As Garret Hohl wrote in his By The Numbers recaps in July, Byfuglien's underlying numbers improved greatly when was moved from forward to defence last December. This graph illustrates this:
When Buff was on the blue line, the Jets generated more scoring opportunities and carried the play. There is no doubt Byfuglien is a valuable asset to the Jets.
Have a hunch that Byfuglien will have a strong start. Knowing he will be a d-man seems to really give him a boost.
— PATRICK WILLIAMS (@pwilliamsNHL) September 18, 2015
However, Buff's contract demands may be too steep for Jets management. With Dougie Hamilton signing a six year, $34.5 million contract with Calgary in the offseason plus the hefty contracts Brooks Orpik and Matt Niskanen received from Washington last year, Byfuglien's asking price could be in the $7-8 million range. The Jets also have Andrew Ladd as a pending UFA as well as young talents Mark Scheifele, Jacob Trouba and Adam Lowry as pending RFAs to deal with.
Byfuglien will command a hefty price on the trade market, especially near the deadline as teams scramble to bolster their roster for the stretch drive. The Jets can't afford to let Byfuglien walk away and get nothing in return. Expect TSN and Sportsnet to have a Byfuglien trade watch by Christmas.
Nikolaj Ehlers Will Make The Team
There is plenty of hype surrounding the Jets 2014 first round pick. And why not. The Danish sensation lit up the QMJHL last season, tallying 101 points (37G, 64A) in only 51 games for the Halifax Mooseheads. Ehlers blend of speed and skill is sure to excite Jets fans for years to come.
While there are questions regarding his size, toughness and whether he is ready to handle the rigours of the NHL schedule, the Jets have issues with depth with their forward group.
The Jets didn't bring veterans Jiri Tlusty, Lee Stempniak and Jim Slater back while Michael Frolik walked away to Calgary where he signed as a free agent with the Flames. While the vets especially Frolik will be missed, it gives the youngsters an opportunity to prove themselves at the NHL level.
Ehlers is too good for junior hockey but his options are limited. Thanks to a rule made by the NHL to protect the Canadian Junior leagues, no junior eligible player is allowed to play in the AHL which means Ehlers who is 19, can't play for the Manitoba Moose this season.
Ehlers wasn't at his best at the recent Young Stars tournament in Penticton, B.C. He was held pointless in the first two games and was a victim of a vicious hit from behind courtesy of Jordan Subban of the Vancouver Canucks. Ehlers did bounce back in the final game, tallying three assists in an overtime victory over Edmonton.
It looks like the #NHLJets will give every opportunity for:
Ladd-Lowry-Lit / Staff-Scheif-Wheel / Perre-Burmi-Ehlers
4th line open for rest.
— Garret Hohl (@GarretHohl) September 18, 2015
Head coach Paul Maurice has Ehlers penciled on a line with Mathieu Perrault and Alexander Burmistrov to open training camp but we all know things can change drastically between training camp and the season opener. In any event, expect Ehlers to suit up for the Jets in Boston on October 8.
Connor Hellebuyck Will See NHL Action
Now before I go any further, I believe the UMass Lowell alum will start the season with the Moose while Ondrej Pavelec and Michael Hutchinson will be the two netminders with the big club on opening night. But goalies can be finicky and unpredictable at the best of times.
Yes, Pavelec put up career best numbers last season (2.28 GAA, .920 save percentage). But the question is can Pavelec be trusted to improve or maintain those numbers or will he regress to his previous form of inconsist and sometimes baffling form?
Hutchinson enjoyed a fine rookie campaign last season, posting a 2.39 GAA and a .914 save percentage. However, the Barrie, Ontario native is still somewhat green and inexperienced. Hutch still needs to prove himself over the next few seasons to establish himself. The NHL is filled with goalies who crash and burn after solid starts to their careers. (See Jim Carey, Blaine Lacher, Cristobal Huet, Patrick Lalime and Michael Leighton as some examples.)
Add the X-factor called injuries and there is a strong chance that Hellebuyck sees time between the pipes with the Jets this season.
Connor Hellebuyck is the goalie Winnipeg deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll play him in the A. Because he can take it.
— Philip Iver (@PhilipAIver) September 3, 2015
The key here is not to rush the All-Star rookie goalie in the AHL last season. Hellebuyck posted impressive numbers (2.58 GAA, .921 save percentage) on a mediocre St. John's IceCaps team last season. It would be wise to have Hellebuyck play at least one more season in the AHL but use him as an emergency call up when needed. He will be needed this season.
Jacob Trouba Emerges As Top Defender
There were signs last season that the 2012 first round draft pick was becoming one of the top blue liners for the Jets. This should be the season that Jacob Trouba claims the throne as the stud defenceman that this franchise needs.
Is Trouba perfect? Of course not. He does need to work on the finer points of the pro game. But there is no doubt that Trouba is a rising star in the NHL.
With excellent possession numbers (54.69% corsi, 53.09% fenwick) to go with an all around skill set that combines offensive instincts with solid defensive work, Trouba has all the tools to be a force on defence for years to come. In an interview with Sportsnet, Trouba talked about his goals for the season.
"Numbers come when they come. In the D zone, I want to be better in my own end, just moving the puck up the ice, and maybe jump up in the play more without the puck, trying to find the gap."
Let's hope for more Trouba highlights like this one.
No Playoffs This Season
I hate to end on a down note, but I'm expecting the Jets to take a step back this season. The young players will need to learn fast and that might be asking too much out of teenagers.
The Central Division is arguably the toughest division in the NHL and teams such as the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche are expected to improve. The wildcard battle isn't any easier as the Los Angeles Kings are looking to bounce back after a disappointing season.
Finally, it is a risky proposition to suggest that Pavelec can maintain last year's level of play. Add all those up, and I'm predicting the Jets take a step back in the standings.


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Ian Somerhalder Is One Of People Magazine's Sexiest Men Alive
Vampire Diaries star Ian Somerhalder is featured in the People's Sexiest Man Alive issue along with his co-star Paul Wesley. While neither Ian or Paul took the title of the Sexiest Man Alive, as that award went to Ryan Reynolds, that doesn't mean that their spread is lacking hotness. Far from it by the looks of it!
"Human beings love things that are sexy but scary." Ian explains in the latest edition of the magazine.
When does Ian feel the sexiest? It's definitely not what you expect. Ian revealed he actually feels the sexiest in the morning when he first wakes up. Definitely not a time most of us females would pick!
Should Ian have been named Sexiest Man Alive? Sound off below!
Now this I can agree too! 😉
I think he should have been at least in the top 5. 🙂 When you meet this man in person you'll quickly fall victim to his old school charm. He's like a European gentleman from the early 1900's. haha 🙂


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As part of the University's Distinguished Alumni Speaker Series, Professor Penelope Andrews, Dean of Law at UCT, will deliver a talk on the topic: "Transformation and decolonisation at UCT: Capitulation to student protests or a constitutional imperative?"
This follows on from a talk that Professor Andrews delivered in late January this year, at the annual UCT Summer School alumni lecture (hosted by the UCT Legacy Society), where she also discussed decolonization and transformation - touching on definitions of those terms, discussing the significance of the timing of the movement to decolonize the University, and drawing parallels between the recent surge in student protest action in South Africa, and the civil rights movement in the USA.
In the upcoming presentation, she will discuss how the call for transformation and decolonization relates to our nation's Constitution. There will be an opportunity for dialogue with Professor Andrews following the talk, and all interested alumni are encouraged to attend.
Date: 1 March 2017
Time: 18h00 for 18h30
Venue: Ned Doman High School, St Athans Road, Athlone
Entrance is free. Limited seating. Refreshments will be served. Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Distinguished Alumni Speaker Series is presented by the Development and Alumni Department in support of the Distinguishing UCT Campaign, with the goal of showcasing some of the multiple initiatives and individuals who are distinguishing UCT.


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I started searching for my very first job in 2003, I was 17 years old at the time and I absolutely didn't have a clue what I was supposed to do. My big cousin gave me all the 'inside info':
'First, you need a CV'
'Then you need to apply for jobs online'
'You also need to go round and drop your CV in different places'
'After that, people will start calling you for interviews'
I was very excited. I had the instructions and knew exactly what I needed to do. She also gave me advice on the kinds of roles to apply for:
– Sales assistant at clothing stores
– Cashier roles
– Shelf filler (i.e. replenishing shelves at large supermarkets)
– Etc.
Basically easy work that didn't require any specialist skills. I was confident because I knew I could do the types of jobs she suggested so I created my very first CV.
I applied for jobs online and I also dropped hard copies of my CV in as many stores as my eyes could see, LOL.I would daydream about how I would get calls and e-mails inviting me for interviews. My mind-set was:
- Once they see my CV they will call me
- I can do the job
- I am smart
- I am honest
- I am hardworking
- I had good grades in my SSCE
- Employers will like me
I was already planning how I would spend my first salary, LOL. I must have submitted at least 50 applications within a few days.
Day 1 came and went – Nothing
Day 2 came and went – Still nothing
By day 7 or so, the silence had become very, very LOUD. I didn't hear back from a single company.
I couldn't believe it. My confidence was shattered.
I was very confused because I knew I could do the work, but for some reason, employers didn't think so.
This was a real turning point for me. I sat down and really started to think about the 'disconnect'. I had obviously failed to communicate the fact that I could do the job.
I became completely obsessed with trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. It took me years – years of research in the careers service office at my University, hundreds of applications, dozens of interviews, tweaks, tests and more – but I learnt the 'secret sauce' to a successful job hunt. I learnt that IT IS NOT ABOUT ME!
In my JJC mind, the process of getting a job looked like this:
When in reality, it looks more like this:
- Submit a compelling CV and/or Application form (I use the word 'compelling' because your CV is quite literally like a drop of water in an ocean, if it isn't compelling enough, it will blend in and 'flow' with all the other 'drops' of water)
- Get shortlisted from the hundreds/thousands of other applicants
- Get invited for interview(s)
- Attend the interview(s) alongside your competition
- Market yourself as the ideal candidate – STAND OUT
- Receive a job offer
In my countless interactions with job seekers over the past few years, I discovered that a lot of people are stuck where I was back then – they exist in the 'me' mind space.
But employers don't really care about you (harsh, but true). They receive hundreds (sometimes thousands) of applications to fill a few available positions. Their singular goal is to find candidates who will help them achieve their corporate goals and objectives. It is therefore your job to ensure your CV communicates the fact that you are the one they are looking for.
I had to change my mind-set completely and shift into 'marketer mode' and start to think like this – I am one of hundreds (possibly thousands) of candidates applying for this job. I need to:
- Develop a unique personal brand and somehow put that across in my CV
- Ensure my CV shows that I have the skills they are looking for
- Sell my skills in a way that will help me stand out
Your CV only has one job, and it is to get you invited for an interview.
If you are absolutely brilliant and qualified for a job but are unable to articulate that on your CV, you don't stand a chance.
I'm organising a Free Workshop on the 2nd of April, 2016.
I will share my tips and tricks on how to make yourself attractive to employers, as well as how to determine whether or not your CV passes the famous '30 second test'. We will also have a Q&A session where you can ask me your questions. Click here to submit your details if you are interested in attending.
The session will hold on WhatsApp because I'm trying to go with the least data-intensive option possible.
I hope to see you on the 2nd of April.


text: Rockford Trades renovated an existing warehouse into a modern office space for Comfort Research, a product design and manufacturing company. The new space features glass conference room walls with opaque glass film, sleek lighting fixtures, an 80'x30' floating ceiling cloud, and turf flooring. The existing building was in poor condition which required the team to make extensive upgrades, including all new windows and the installation of an elevator. It was an occupied renovation, so additional considerations were made for safety and logistics.


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The Youngs help raise funds on their tandem
19 Sep 1999
George and Aurelia Young joined 80 other riders on one of the wettest days of the year to help raise funds for the ARK at Basingstoke Hospital.
"So far £3.7 million has been raised for the ARK project, a new medical centre to be built next to Basingstoke Hospital. I was delighted to hear that, in addition to the facilities already planned, the ARK may provide a patient refuge for the specialist cancer services that will be provided there."
Also cycling and getting wet was Myrrdin Rees, the Consultant Surgeon at the Hampshire Clinic and one of the driving forces behind the ARK.
Last year, £10,000 was raised on the Ark Fun Ride and Jackie Mann and Trisha Wilson, the organisers, are hoping for a similar sum this year.
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Police in Washington state say they've arrested a man who allegedly killed a young mother after they met up for a date at a bar. People magazine says 29-year-old Jonathan Daniel Harris was taken into custody last week and arraigned.
Reports say 28-year-old Nicole White was last seen on June 6 leaving a bar with Harris. They apparently met up after meeting on the Internet. White never made it home after their date, and her mom called police to report her missing within 24 hours, the News Tribune reports.
Not long after White vanished, her vehicle was found partially over an embankment.
Harris was initially considered a person of interest and was arrested and thrown in jail on unrelated weapons charges.
It took two weeks, but White's body was finally uncovered wrapped in a tarp in a rural area of Kapowsin. At the time of the discovery, Eddie Nieto, White's father, spoke out to Fox Q13 and said, "I'm very lucky that, at least for Father's Day, I got a gift, they found my daughter Nicole."
Related: Man Chokes Woman He Met Online Because She 'Looks Different In Person'
NBC says police have told them there's a solid amount of evidence against Harris allegedly linking him to the crime, though he has maintained his innocence. A sweatshirt he'd been wearing was reportedly found at his home later — and it had White's blood on it, according to King5.
Harris claims White offered to drive him home and when they stopped at a gas station, he got out to use the restroom. Harris claims that when he came back outside, White was gone. Police say the restroom was not open at that hour, and they have Harris on camera near the area where White's body was found.
Harris pleaded not guilty to second degree murder and is being held on a $2 million bond. The bar owner told Fox Q13 that it actually wasn't the first time White and Harris had been in his bar together. No word yet on the motive for the murder or her cause or manner of death.
White leaves behind two children.
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There's Some Magical Goings On With Heresy's Latest Goblin
June 16, 2014 by dracs
Heresy Miniatures have just added a Goblin Shaman to their webstore that was originally sculpted for Goblin Aid by Heresy's Andy Foster.
This cheeky little chap is full to bursting with the tribal power of his kind. The furs, and of course the skull, mark him out as belonging to a particularly savage group of gobbos, but no less dangerous for his lack of refinement.
This Goblin Shaman is a nice alternative model to include in a greenskin army. The pose might not be as dynamic as many other ones, where the shaman is capering around like a mad thing, but nonetheless it strikes an imposing, if somewhat diminutive, figure.
Is this Goblin Shaman going to guide your greenskins?
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As best I could, I've recreated here a listing of all of the various audio/visual clips we've observed in class during the semester, all of which are available to you for use on your final exam. There are instructions for how to cite these media sources in the Chicago Manual of Style, available through the Whittemore Library. The … Continue reading Classroom Clips
Final Exam
The overriding theme of the course has been the political economy of communications, that is, the underlying structures that govern how communications works in the United States. How have various historians addressed issues of the political economy of communications and how it has developed and changed since the eighteenth century? You may use the following … Continue reading Final Exam
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When I first read "Medium is the Message" by Marshall McLuhan I could see why the class was told to read it over multiple times before posting about it. The excerpt at some points dragged but was very informative even though it took me about 3 times to read through to somewhat understand what McLuhan was saying. … Continue reading Reaction to McLuhan (Option 7)
The Medium is the Message-Cornflakes and Cadillacs
In class, we have talked about so many mediums and how they relay information- newspapers, radios, televisions, and telegraphs are all examples of mediums that serve a similar purpose. While reading this passage by Marshall McLuhan, I thought about a random quote that has been said a few times throughout this course-"paper is a technology". … Continue reading The Medium is the Message-Cornflakes and Cadillacs
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"The Medium is the Message" by Marshall McLuhan is a fairly complex article that takes a lot of deciphering to understand the argument. What I took away from the article is the idea that the medium, whether it is Newspapers, radio, or television, will always have an influence on the message it is trying to get … Continue reading The Medium is the Message
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When I first started reading the medium is the message written by Marshall McLuhan, I was somewhat confused. The way that he was words and compares things to me was very confusing but after reading it a few more times, the main points of his argument started to become clear. McLuhan states that with each … Continue reading Option 7
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In the excerpt from Marshall McLuhan's book, "The Medium is the Message," he has coined the phrase that the "medium is the message" to everything. I have to say putting this to history context, he has some strong points to prove this phrase throughout history. In his chapter he explains what the phrase of "The medium … Continue reading Reaction to McLuhan


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Tumani Tenda is an eco-tourism camp. They were recognized for their long conserved forests, and their community garden. The village works in a unique way to make group decisions and run the camp. Tourists can come and stay the night, which is what we did this weekend. We got there a little late due to a flat tire, so we only got to speak to the village elder and walk along the garden. Above is the beautiful sunset and then us beauts! Kaitlyn's pictures are of the mangrove forest along the Gambian river. We woke up at sunrise and walked along the river.
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Planning to make burrito but do not have Tortillas on hand? Feeling lazy to go to the supermarket to buy some? Why not make your own? Want to know how? Here is a simple way to make homemade tortillas in just 30 minutes.
|Homemade Tortilla and Tortilla chips
Ok before anything else let me differentiate Tortilla from Pita. We all know that they are both bread but one is thinner and the other is thicker. Tortilla is a thin flat bread and pan grilled. So you put filling in the middle and then wrap it. It is usually used in Burrito, Quesadillas and Tortilla chips. Pita, on the other hand, is a thick flat bread which is also pan grilled. When the pita bread is heated it rises and becomes hollow on the inside. So, you can cut it into half and stuff it with whatever filling you want.
With out further ado here is the recipe of my Homemade Tortilla.
The ingredients are the following:
1 cup of All purpose flour
3/4 cup of Corn meal (if not available just replace it with flour)
1/2 cup of Warm Water
1/4 cup of Shortening or butter
3/4 tsp of Salt
1/4 tsp Baking Powder (not baking soda)
And here is the procedure:
- In a bowl mix all purpose flour, corn meal, salt and baking powder.
- Add the shortening or butter into the flour. Cut in the shortening using a pastry cutter until the mixture is crumbly. If you don't have pastry cutter you may use your hand. Using your fingers, mash up the shortening or butter into the flour. Mash it until the mixture is crumbly or the flour mixture forms like a peas.
- Now add the warm water and mix using your hand or a fork. Knead until the dough does not stick to the bowl. If the dough still sticks to the bowl, sprinkle a bit of flour on it. Knead for 5 minutes then cover with cloth or cling wrap and set aside for 10 minutes.
- After 10 minutes, cut the dough into 8 equal parts. Cover the dough so it won't get dry.
- Heat (use medium heat) a cast iron skillet or a flat non stick pan.
- Get one dough and flatten it using your tortilla press. You may use rolling pin if you don't have a tortilla press but be sure to roll it as thin as you can.
- Place the flattened dough in the skillet or pan. Cook it for about 1 minute on each side or until you see it puff and see some golden brown spots.
- Remove from heat and place in a plate. Cover the tortilla with cloth to make it soft and pliable. Repeat until you finish all 8 tortilla.
You can now make your own burrito or Quesadilla. If you want to make tortilla chips just cut into 8 slices (see picture above) and fry or bake it until it becomes crunchy.
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I was craving for it so I made this Tortilla recipe. I was also able to make Cheese Quesadillas and some BBQ ground beef Quesadillas but was not able to get a picture of it because we (me and my husband) devoured everything that was on the table. We were hungry as hell. Ha.. Ha.. Ha..
And Here, you see, is a burrito with a twist. I will be sharing the recipe of this burrito on my next blog. So watch out for it!