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A guide to optimizing your smartphone's or smartwatch's battery
Yup, unfortunately phone makers and gadget manufacturers of today still have not found a way to develop a battery that can last for a whole week (with regular usage). So it is often up to us, end users, to explore other ways in which we can optimize the battery life of our mobile devices and wearables, especially if we do not have a charger within reach (or a friend or colleague we can borrow from). For those who haven't quite figured out yet how to milk every bit of battery power from their devices, here are a few tips.
Know one's device
How long the battery lasts often depends significantly on your device itself, specifically on how its hardware and components operate. So it does make sense to go back to the basics, particularly in checking the settings for the screen, audio, global positioning system (GPS), and wireless connectivity.
Everybody probably knows that that the brighter the device's screen is, the likely it will eat up its battery power. Thus, it might be a great idea to set the display brightness to an adequate level only, especially if one is not watching movies or browsing through images and videos. Some devices already come with auto brightness activated, but you can still make a difference by shortening the screen timeout time.
The same can be true of GPS and wireless connectivity settings. It pays to be more vigilant in managing location settings, as well as connectivity access for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. And while it is true we simply can not live without Internet access these days, sometimes turning off connectivity for an hour (or for a few minutes) can help extend the battery life.
Be aware of apps running in the background
There are apps that continue to operate (or update) even when the owner of the device is not actively engaged with those apps. Having two or three apps running in the background would be okay, but when you have close to a dozen still processing all at once, it could consume much of the device's battery power. It is recommended that you check the device and just close the apps you are not currently using. A more extreme suggestion is to get rid of the apps you really do not need in the first place. Sure, some apps can be useful, but if they turn out to be redundant, you can just remove them and your device will still be as cool as before.
As for notifications, there are probably some you can not afford to lose. You can optimize battery life, however, by deactivating audio alerts or even lock screen appearances.
Mind the overall usage
This could be trickier than you think (and maybe even unfair). But taking a break from screen time will not only help your device's battery, but also may protect you from mobile addiction. Of course, addiction may be too strong a word, but if you constantly find yourself complaining about how fast your battery dies, well, there is a good likelihood you are using your device way too much in the first place.
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April 4, 2020 - Latest: What has happened to markets this year? by Darius McDermott
9th August 2011
Meanwhile a political row is brewing as to whether the riots can be blamed on government cuts with some MPs claming to do so would be excusing criminality.
The Guardian's Michael White has linked the economy to the riots in a political piece looking at the risks for David Cameron's premiership.
He writes: "If herd-like global financiers, watching 24/7 screens from their own holiday villas, decide that London is not a safe city in which to invest, work or own expensive property – that props up the capital's overheated housing market, then sterling, the FTSE index and sale of Treasury gilts might feel the kind of heat no fire brigade can extinguish.
And then there are next summer's Olympics : Aren't they being staged within this week's battle zone."
The Guardian also reports on the fears of British business about the impact of the riots.
The British Retail Consortium warns that many of the shops affected may never reopen, while other firms may rethink their investment plans for areas such as Tottenham and Wood Green.
"Longer term a proportion of these stores were struggling already. They will have to look at their future in the area – many will reopen but some won't, which will harm the areas' prospects.
"It's the opposite effect to what anyone there would want, assuming such acts were thought through beyond the level of free TVs and jewellery. No grievance, however genuine, is helped by burning down shops."
The BBC reports on international reaction with some papers blaming the economic crisis, at least in part.
It quotes Spain's El Pais saying: "The economic crisis cannot become the sole explanation for the violent outbreaks that are multiplying in Europe. Each case is different, but taken together they are bolstering the view that representative democracy is incapable of dealing peacefully with the growing unrest among citizens. It is a slippery slope that governments have to deal with, while scrupulously obeying the rule of law."
The Telegraph reports that Carpetright boss, Lord Harris of Peckham, whose store was destroyed in Tottenham riot, has called on the Government to provide more jobs for young people.
He says: ""If you get someone working, they are less trouble. When you get a lot of children, and these were mostly children, who have nothing to do, who can't find jobs, their only way of living is probably thieving and getting money off [benefits]. I hope they are going to try and I hope they will try, after this, to do more to help young people of this country. I'm trying to do it by giving them a better education and I only hope that the Government actually find jobs available for these people."
But political arguments are growing. Here Conservative support and Home founder Tim Montgomerie attacks politicians on the left who it argues have excused the rioters. It has Labour London mayor candidate in its sights particularly.
He writes: "Mr Livingstone also said that the rioters "feel no-one at the top of society, in government or City Hall, cares about them or speaks for them." Is the man living on the same planet as the rest of us?"
Some commentators have blamed mobile phones for the way in which rioters have been coordinating their actions.

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For reference, this room runs 12ft north to south, 10.5ft east to west. The closet is a standard depth, 2 sliding door type common in 1970's builds.
This is what you see from the doorway, looking to your right (south). That wall will eventually have a line suspended across it with clips to hang bits of inspiration. The loom you see is a Louet Spring. The cabinet belonged to my husband's great Aunt Grace.
This is taken from the SW corner of the room. That loom is the Schacht Baby Wolf. I'd like to put the warping board on that north wall. The BW is easy to move out of the way so I think this is a better solution that some of DH's ideas.
The sewing machine and cabinet under the window belonged to my husband's grandmother. I keep bobbins, boat shuttles and repair heddles in the drawers. There's a lamp that I use when I need additional task lighting, my warping sticks are in the corner, guarded by the koala. Thank you, Marsu! (Her name is meant to remind that she is NOT a bear...)
The closet is next. This is on the west wall of the room.
Nothing too earth shattering except there is a LOT of extra room in that closet, don't you think? You can see a really primitive rigid heddle loom hanging out on the top shelf with the inkle loom. The metal rack in the center of the closet has some yarn, books, magazines and instructional a back issue Handwoven magazine DVD's. But you can clearly see I need more yarn, right?
Most of my yarn is stored in this cabinet. Bottom two drawers and hutch are packed. The box on top has some yarns collected for a special project that is alternately mocking me and then waving me back in. I'll have to give up and do it at some point, but I want to make sure I have a really clear plan before I start it.
This is a secretary and folds out into a desk. The top drawer holds all of my office supplies. When I work with my weaving software or watch a DVD, I sit at this desk with my laptop.
So that's it! Sewing room is in order as well, but no pictures till later. I have a bridesmaids dress to alter and I've put it off long enough.
I know I have issues because just looking at that cabinet with the open doors and drawers makes me want to run back there and shut them!
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Engaging with art is not simply a solitary event. The arts and culture represent one of the few areas in our society where people can come together to share an experience even if they see the world in radically different ways. The important thing is not that we agree about
Art Curator Seema Subbanna hosted an art show "Paper Towns" by Apoorva Subbanna
23rd September 2017, New Delhi: Art Curator Seema Subbanna hosted An art show "Paper Towns" by Apoorva Subbanna. The show was inaugurated by Shri Rajeev Sethi, the Cultural Czar, at Alliance Francaise, Lodhi Estate. The show will continue till 26th September 2017. Apoorva Subbanna said "Paper towns" is a term coined by John Green for towns marked on the national maps, which do not
Art Curator Seema Subbanna hosted the Group Art Show titled 'Many Folds'
24th March 2017, New Delhi: Art Curator Seema Subbanna hosted the group art Show titled "Many Folds" at Natya Tarangini. The show is continue till 26th March 2017. Its a curated show, where the focus is mainly on the content. The artists that are participating in Many Folds are very mature in their handling of the medium. This show


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The female Ring Ouzel in photos 1 and 2 was hunting for food for its young along the side of the dirt road in the upper Findhorn Valley. It was catching worms and then flying back up the slope to where I presume its nest was.
The female is browner than the male seen in photo 3 with pale scales on its underparts. The pale panels on the wing are clearly visible. The dark tip to the yellow bill indicates that it is the breeding season.
|Ring Ouzels are migratory over most of their range. They arrive in Scotland around April and leave in September to return to their winter quarters in southern Europe and north Africa. See the distribution map at Birdlife International.
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Miriam Heddy's Little Corner of the Universe
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|Batman Beyond, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (S/X), Criminal Minds, Crossing Jordan, Dresden Files, Due South, Harry Potter, House, Invisible Man, Xena: Warrior Princess (Joxer/Ares), Nero Wolfe, Numb3rs, Person of Interest, The Professionals, Regenesis, The Sentinel, Smallville, Sorority Boys, Sports Night, Star Trek, Star Wars: TPM, Starsky & Hutch, Stargate: Atlantis, The X-Files; RPS: Nicholas Brendon/James Marsters
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Miriam Heddy's Little Corner of the Universe is an author page with slash fanfiction by Miriam Heddy.
Fandoms are listed alphabetically here, rather than chronologically, because I'm a better speller than a historian. Within a section, stories are listed in the order they were written/posted (last being most recently written in that fandom). If you're curious as to when I wrote in which fandom (and there's significant overlap, you might consider the level of skill demonstrated in the writing. I have gotten considerably better with age and practice, and I leave up some of my earliest efforts in X-Files, DS9, Voyager, and my Joxer/Ares series alongside my latest work--which includes Buffy, Numb3rs and Harry Potter--both because my earliest writing efforts still bring me some pleasure (and therefore might do the same for others) and also because writers evolve over time, with feedback, and betas, and friends, and many, many revisions. I am still writing in some of the fandoms, but not all. I may well return at some point. I'm a bit of a butterfly. My current obsession is: Person of Interest, though my heart still beats fast for Spander.[1]
The site was listed as Miriam's Little Corner of the Universe in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998[2] and it was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.[3]
The old version of the page also featured "Non-Fiction Criticism & Miscellaneous Natterings" (aka a few meta essays), including An Introduction to Slash, Slash Pet Peeves, Bodie's Bodies (An op-ed piece), A Short and Biased History of Joxer/Ares Fandom and a "Reviews and Recommendations" section for slashy canons.[3]Description from Anhedonia:
Paris/Kim, Jim/Blair, Joxer/Ares. I am fascinated by everything she writes. Beautiful, intelligent stories which stimulate the mind as well as the... ahem.[4]
- ↑ Miriam Heddy's Little Corner of the Universe, last updated 01 March 2012. (Accessed 21 October 2012)
- ↑ Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 21 October 2012)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Miriam's Little Corner of the Universe, via Wayback: 31 August 1999. (Accessed 21 October 2012)
- ↑ Julad's current slash obsessions, via Wayback: 09 September 1999. (Accessed 23 July 2017)
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Ring in the new year the Nature Museum way! Bring the whole family and help us celebrate our top party animals of the year. Wear your dancing shoes – we'll have rockin' tunes and family-friendly games as we count down to the Noon Year with an apple juice toast.
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Crowdfunding is a new type of fundraising where you can raise funds for your own personal cause, even if you're not a registered nonprofit.
The page owner is responsible for the distribution of funds raised.
We are a team of young teenagers taking part in NCS (National Citizen Service) and we have collectively chosen to help those who are homeless in the local community for our community project. Through this we hope to gain an insight into the lives of many of these people. We also hope to understand more deeply what has led them to the conditions they now face on a daily basis and also become aware of the ways in which we can help them. We plan to do this by speaking to those affected and delivering small care packages with essential goods (such as underwear, multivitamins, sanitary products etc.) as recommended by the YMCA. We strive to produce at least 56 of these; each with a cost of approximately £10. Please donate to help reach our target and help those in need of help! Thank you, Team 3.
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Within PI go to 'Apps' on the left hand side, then select the software you use for your internal accounting & bookkeeping.
Once you've selected the software, you've just got to configure the few settings necessary to control this.
Settings for Xero and Setting up Automatic Reconciliation in Xero
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Considered to be among the golden trio of Bengali directors and with a filmography limited to only eight films and some documentaries, Ritwik Ghatak was misunderstood by his peers and the audience, with Satyajit Ray and Mrinal Sen overpowering him with their individual styles. But, as is evident everywhere in the world, you can only gauge the worth of a person after he has gone. After passing away at the age of fifty, Ghatak's films came under the spotlight again and people began to realise the powerhouse that he was, in turn influencing many filmmakers after him. Involved in politics and theatre from a very early age, Ghatak was moulded in the Brechtian form of drama, thereby rejecting many of the cinematic conventions of his times. Considered to be a maverick, Ghatak's films dealt with the raw human emotions attached to the partition of Bengal and the violence that came with it. Being a member of the Communist party of India (later banned by the party), Ghatak always considered himself an activist rather than artist. His films are deeply political in nature and dealt with themes of separation, homelessness and the refugee situation. He combined his themes with popular content such as melodrama, songs and dance. He considered Cinema to be just another medium for his political expression.
With better grasp of technology than most of his contemporaries, Ghatak employed some of the most breathtaking technologies on screen, often leaving the audience confused. It was only after a deep engagement with his films, did people begin to understand the intrinsic layers of emotions he dealt with through the medium of cinema.
Making a list of Ghatak's top five films is a daunting task in itself, all the more so because he has made only eight full length feature films during his lifetime, all of them stellar in every aspect of filmmaking. Still, for the need of the readers, a list is being compiled below of his top five creations and I am also hoping Ritwik babu won't descend with full fury in my dreams.
Meghe Dhaka Tara (The Cloud Capped Star, 1960)
Based on a novel by Shaktipada Rajguru, this was the most commercially successful and widely viewed of Ghatak's films. It is considered to be a part of Ghatak's revered partition trilogy. The film revolves around Neeta, played by Supriya Choudhury, a self-sacrificing individual and her family, all of them refugees from East Bengal, a direct result of the partition. The film is a superb example of Ghatak's mastery over the medium and his understanding of the human situation after the partition. The film serves as an allegory for the traumatic consequences of the partition of Bengal, and captures the systematic breakdown and demoralization of the human soul and the family.
Using techniques that were unknown before, Ghatak presents a sensorial experience which charts the human suffering through Neeta's suffering. One particular scene to note is when Neeta visits Sanat (Niranjan Ray) at his house and comes down the stairs. The camera goes to a big close up of Neeta with the sound of oil burning in the background. It is an allegory to Neeta's emotions when she sees Sanat with her sister, even though Sanat and Neeta were supposed to be married. These techniques employed were Ghatak's forte and would be later used by many filmmakers, but never with such impact.
Ajantrik (The Unmechanical / The Pathetic Fallacy, 1958)
Made in 1958 and adapted from a short story of the same name by Subodh Ghosh, Ajantrik is the story of Bimal, played by Kali Banerjee and his attachment with his car, a rickety 1920 Chevrolet Jalopy which he affectionately calls Jagaddal. It was arguably the first time that an inanimate object, in this case the car, is made one of the protagonists of a film. With a sound design which was deeply layered and an unsentimental approach to the narrative, where an awkward relationship is shown between a man and his car, Ghatak used this as a platform to symbolise his wider ideas of man's tryst with machine and the foreboding spell of industrialisation and exploitation which was already taking shape. Kali Banerjee's impeccable performance in the film, where he goes from being proud to angry to being a loner at the very end, sets the tone of the narrative. Even though the audience knows that Bimal is talking to an inanimate object, sometimes in the narrative you feel as if Jagaddal, the car, is responding too. Also interesting to note is Ghatak's observation of the Oraon tribe through their dance rituals.
Ajantrik is also perhaps the first road movie of India, following Bimal and Jagaddal's journey across the plains of the Gangetic Delta and providing some stunning imagery of the rural landscapes.
Subarnarekha (The Golden Line, 1965)
Made in 1962 and released in 1965, Subarnarekha is the last film of the partition trilogy and perhaps the most complex one. Directly dealing with the plight of the refuges after the partition and the trauma attached to it, Subarnarekha is also the most expressive of Ghatak's films. The film revolves around Ishwar Banerjee, played by Abhi Bhattacharya and his sister Sita, played by Madhabi Mukherjee, both refugees from East Bengal, trying to settle in a refugee colony. Ishwar gets a job in Chaatimpur near the bank of the river Subarnarekha, and relocates there along with Sita and Abhiram, another refugee kid whom Ishwar rescued. While living their lives in the quaint town of Chaatimpur, a romantic relationship develops between Abhiram and Sita out of their childhood intimacy. But keeping Abhiram's low caste origin in mind, Ishwar rejects the marriage proposal, compelling both of them to move to Calcutta, where Abhiram takes up a job as a bus driver. But, as luck would have it for Sita, Abhiram gets killed in a bus accident. With a child in her arms and no means of sustenance, Sita is pushed into prostitution and to her utter shock finds her first customer to be her brother, Ishwar. The shock becomes too much for Sita to handle and she kills herself. Ishwar is left with no choice but to accept Binu, Abhiram and Sita's son and start off on a new journey.
Subarnarekha employs the melodramatic genre by joining different episodes into a story of coincidences. Ghatak said in this regard, "I agree that coincidences virtually overflow in Subarnarekha. And yet the logic of the biggest coincidence, the brother arriving at his sister's house provoked me to orchestrate coincidence per se in the very structuring of the film. It is a tricky but fascinating form verging on the epic. This coincidence is forceful in its logic as the brother going to any woman amounts to his going to somebody else's sister." The scene to note in this film is Sita's suicide, where Ghatak creates a powerful montage of sight and sound. He juxtaposed the sound of Sita's heavy breathing with the image of the kitchen knife a big close up of her unblinking eyes, setting new heights of cinematography and montage in Indian cinema.
Komal Gandhar (E-Flat, 1961)
Also part of the partition trilogy, Komal Gandhar, released in 1961, is strongly autobiographical. It revolves around a theatre group that is dedicated towards the art form but is struggling to make ends meet. The film primarily revolves around Bhrigu (played by Abanish Banerjee) and Anasuya, played by Supriya Devi, both members of their respective theatre groups and the memories of their homeland (which they have left in the wake of partition). The film resembles much of Ghatak's own life, who was an active member of IPTA, but had to leave because of his radical critique of their policies and touches upon the issues of idealism, corruption and the relation between art and life in this film. Komal Gandhar, like other Ghatak films, is a technological masterpiece. Using folk songs and songs of fishermen, Ghatak tries to underscore particular political moments. Perhaps one of the most important and brilliant shots in the history of cinema, is the tracking shot over a railway line which ends abruptly, signifying the demarcation and division of a country and leaving millions of people dead in the process.
This is also perhaps the only film by Ghatak which ends on a happy note, with Anasuya deciding to stay with Bhrigu and not go to Samar, her romantic interest living in Paris.
Jukti Takko ar Gappo (Reason, Debate and a Story, 1974)
Ghatak's last film in 1974, Jukti Takko ar Gappo is considered to be an autobiographical film, where he plays Neelkantha Bagchi, an alcoholic and disillusioned intellectual whose family leaves him because of his drinking habits. Set against the backdrop of the Naxalite rebellion, the film deals with various themes such as politics, disillusionment of youth, an artist and his thoughts on politics and society. The film is a journey in itself, with Neelkantha travelling throughout the film to reconcile with his wife, along with Nachiketa (Burman) and Bangabala (Shaoli Mitra), a young refugee from Bangladesh. Over the course of his journey, he meets many people – a former contemporary (played by Utpal Dutt), a trade union leader and a Chhau mask maker. The film ends with Neelkantha meeting a group of Naxalites where he delves into a long political discussion with them and ultimately gets shot when the police ambush the group in the forest.
This film is considered to be the most superior of all of Ghatak's films because of its technological and narrative display. As with all of his films, Jukti Takko ar Gappo is also rife with themes which recur in all of his films – partition, homelessness, leftist politics, familial alienation and vanishing rural traditions. One of the most brilliant sequences in the film is of the energetic and poignant Chhau dance.
As with all lists, this one too is not a final word on Ritwik Ghatak's top films. In fact, he might be the only director whose filmography cannot be compiled into a certain list. I request all the readers to watch all of Ghatak's films and read his essays (some of them available online). His understanding of the medium and his craftsmanship is a reflection of a man totally dedicated to speak in favour of the millions of unheard voices whose lives have been ruined by politics, to which they have no relation.


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My Girl
My Girl….that is what I call my wife, Jennifer.
Let me tell you about My Girl.
She is my best friend.
She is Supermom.
She is a "part-time" teacher for my oldest son who attends a University-Model school.
She is a "part-time" staff member for the children's ministry at our church.
She does almost all of the house cleaning, laundry, dishes, and everything else in our home.
She is the room mother for my son's class.
She takes my son to swim practice every day and volunteers as a timer at his swim meets.
She regularly takes our boys to the library to develop a love of reading and learning in them.
She serves as a leader of our small group from church.
She is an awesome friend, twin-sister, sister-in-law, daughter, daughter-in-law, and aunt.
On this Mother's Day, I just want to recognize and thank her for all she does. And thank her for being My Girl.
Plan B?
If you have children…..or no children
If you have experienced loss or tragedy…..of if you haven't
If you believe in God……or if you don't
Watch the videos here
Thanks to Pete Wilson for sharing the videos…..but more importantly, thanks to Todd and Angie Smith for sharing your story.
An Unexpected Special Moment
I have 2 boys……..7 and 3 1/2. And they are growing so fast.
Lately, I have been trying to pay closer attention to some of the things they do, things they say, moments that we have together. Almost like mental snapshots so that I can remember those things when they are older.
This morning I had an unexpected special moment with my 3 1/2 year old.
He and I woke up before my wife and our older son. Nothing unusual about that. But today, instead of tuning into a cartoon or playing with his toys, he just sat in the bathroom with me while I got ready for work.
Here are a few things he said…..
Daddy, look how big I am. (as he stared at himself in the mirror)
Daddy, why did you grow faster than me?
Daddy, I want to go to your work with you.
Notes to self….He is watching me. He wants to be like me. He wants to know that I am proud of him.
I posted earlier about Learning….but that is only half of the story
Mark Batterson wrote…..
Half of learning is learning. The other half of learning is unlearning. Unfortunately, unlearning is twice as hard as learning.
My 2 boys are in learning mode right now. They are full of questions. They are curious and they want to learn.
Me, on the other hand…..I am having to 'unlearn' a lot of stuff. This world passed on a lot of bad info to me about life, relationships, parenting, marriage, career, success, money, etc.
Is there anything that you need to 'unlearn'?
What about your organization? Does your team, company, church, etc. have the ability to 'unlearn' stuff?
Creating Memories
The following line in this post by Mark Batterson caught my attention
I feel like part of my job as a parent is to create memories.
In my household we often fall into a pattern where……..
Tuesday looks very similar to Monday
the 3rd weekend of the month doesn't look all that different from the 2nd weekend of the month
and the only big difference between March and February is the number of days
I want to break that pattern and 'create memories' for my children like Batterson suggests.
As parents, let's create days…..weeks……and months that stand out from the rest.
Patterns are safe, comfortable, easy.
Stand out days, weeks, and months require effort and intentionality.
Quote of the Day
Tonight, while looking for a snack in the fridge, my son blurts out……
"Daddy, I think the grapes have hair."
New item on this week's to do list….Clean the old food out of the fridge.


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LAST SEASON – Year 2 of the Chris Collins era ended with exactly the same conference record being posted as in Year 1…6-12. Yet, while the performance in 13-14 was impressive because NU did it with grit, toughness and not a ton of talent, Year 2 is actually much more encouraging for the long run prognosis of the program because you could see young players contributing to wins who appear to have the potential to be really good Big Ten players. Northwestern showed an ability to play a little bit faster at times than we've seen in years…NU's two previous coaches, Bill Carmody and Kevin O'Neill, were both advocates of slower paced basketball on offense, so it's jarring to see the Cats ever push the ball on the break, but slowly and steadily, Collins is bringing that style to Evanston as he adds players capable of succeeding that way.
Along with talent infusion and style changes, I think Collins has at least started the process of changing the mindset within NU's program. Last season, I saw more confidence, more belief in the players that they belonged on a Big Ten court and might actually be the better team than I ever recall, even during seasons where Northwestern was competitive (Carmody had some of those). Call it swagger, call it whatever you want, but I think the job Collins' had to do was about more than simply improving the talent base. He had to change a mindset which has existed for decades in Evanston. That is really, really hard to do. Mark Dantonio is an example we're all very familiar with and though the challenge he faced wasn't nearly as difficult as the one Collins has in front of him, I think what he's done in completely changing the culture around MSU football is an example of the kind of thing Collins is attempting to do in Evanston. Northwestern has no basketball culture in existence. They've never made the NCAA Tournament. For most of my life as a follower of the Big Ten, going back to the mid/late 70s, they have been the worst program in the league (this has been true at least 80% of the time over that period, I'd say). That is a LOT for a coach to overcome but I'm seeing signs Collins is getting there. In addition to the 6 wins they registered, they lost 5 games by 5 or less or in OT…turn even three of those in the other direction and you have a .500 conference record, cause for celebration in that program. They're moving in the right direction. I was very skeptical of the Collins hire when it was made…I thought Carmody had done a good job at that program, with its limitations, and but for some terrible luck probably would have broken through with one or two NCAA appearances. I also questioned Collins himself…Duke assistants have had a very mixed track record at best and I saw no reason to believe that Collins would be an exception. I was likely very wrong about him. I've seen enough to believe that. He's infusing this program with a combination of improved talent and toughness they haven't had previously. I like the way he's conducted himself and I think he's the right guy to get the job done there.
Tre Demps is a 6'3″ senior guard who had something of a breakthrough season individually in 14-15. He led NU in scoring at 12.5 ppg on 42/36% shooting. Demps is perhaps one of the bigger examples of the mindset change on offense from Carmody to Collins. Collins isn't looking for a free for all but he does give his players more room to push the envelope…some of the shots Demps took last year would have gotten him rooted to the pine if Carmody were still around. Yet, Demps finds ways to make enough of those questionable shots to keep him on the court for the current coach. For a team which still can occasionally struggle to score enough points, a guy like Demps who is fearless and capable of going on serious hot streaks is a big positive. For all his aggression, he's also got just shy of a 2:1 assist to TO ratio, so it doesn't bleed into his passing or playmaking.
Alex Olah is a 7 foot senior center whom I believe is one of the more underrated guys in the entire conference. Olah averaged 11.7ppg and 6.9 rpg for the Cats as a junior. I think at times he settles for shots away from the rim (he "only" shot 49% overall which isn't terrible but not where his numbers should be as a big post option) but I also think some of that is frustration coming out of not getting the ball enough from the NU guards. If I were Collins, one of my primary missions over the offseason is making it more of a priority to get Olah the ball on the blocks…I saw way too many occasions where NU's guards simply weren't patient enough and if you are fortunate enough to have a 7 footer on your roster who actually can score in the paint, you are handicapping your team if you don't get him the ball a ton. Defensively, he's not the most mobile guy but he takes up a lot of space inside and he did average almost 2 blocks per game, so he's contributing there as well.
Bryant McIntosh is the #1 reason I'm bullish on the future of Northwestern basketball. The 6'3″ sophomore point guard was a low hype recruit last season who burst onto the Big Ten scene and very quickly gave Northwestern the kind of presence they've all too rarely had at that position. NU had some decent point guard play under Carmody…Juice Thompson was effective and Dave Sobolewski was early in his career as well. However, they didn't have the physical package McIntosh possesses. His size gives him the ability to finish well in traffic. He's a decent to good athlete and his mindset seems to always be set on "attack." He can also hit from range (36% on threes). Where he needs to improve is his decision making. He could get reckless at times and though Collins wants him to play aggressively, he'd like fewer mistakes out of his young floor leader. I like his odds for improvement next season in that area and going forward. I think he's got a chance to be an All Big Ten player before he's through in Evanston.
Vic Law is another sophomore with a bright future at Northwestern. The 6'7″ forward was considered the bell cow of the Cats' freshman class last season and though he struggled with consistency, he showed plenty of indications as to why he was so highly regarded. His size and athleticism at the forward position gives him a chance to be effective inside the arc but he also shot 36% from three, so he can be a versatile offensive player at the Big Ten level as well. He also averaged 4.8 rpg, second on the team behind Olah and I think that's what I like best about him…he can be a guy who impacts the game in multiple ways.
Scottie Lindsey is a 6'5″ sophomore who was also somewhat unknown coming into the Big Ten last year but proved himself to be a guy capable of being a solid rotation option at the very least. He's not quite smooth enough to play point guard but he can help as a secondary ballhandler. He's a decent athlete and his size on the wing at 6'5″ is a big positive. He was a decent shooter (41/35%) and looks to be an active defensive player as well. I'm not sure what his ceiling is at this point but I expect his playing time to expand a bit from last season's 15 mpg.
Sanjay Lumpkin is an athletic 6'6″ junior forward who posted good numbers and started 26 of NU's 32 games last season, but I felt his overall impact decreased just a bit. He was a key as a freshman to NU's Big Ten run because he gave the Cats a tough, gritty defensive presence. He's still capable of doing that but I think he can be more as well, he just needs to be more assertive on offense. Lumpkin shot 53/37% last season but he did it on relatively few attempts…in fact, he averaged only 3 FGA per game last season. He doesn't need to become George Gervin but I think he has more in him than he showed as a sophomore. Regardless, his physicality and athleticism inside as an undersized 4 man is going to be a key once again for this team as they battle bigger opponents, either as a starter again or more likely as a key reserve.
Nathan Taphorn is a 6'7″ junior who finally settled into a serious role about midway through last season. Taphorn is a sniper, plain and simple. 40 of his 70 attempts from the field last season came from three and he hit an impressive 50% of those. Taphorn probably isn't a good enough athlete nor does he play with enough physical presence to be likely to emerge as a starter or even a heavy minutes guy but he does have a role on this team. He averaged 11 mpg last season and I wouldn't be surprised to see that tick up to somewhere between 15 and 20, though his PT will likely vary substantially from game to game, depending upon matchups. When you shoot the ball the way he does, though, coaches typically will find a way to get you on the floor some.
Gavin Skelly is a 6'8″ 220lbs sophomore who served as the backup big man at times last season. Skelly isn't a true post player physically but he has some size and more importantly he showed a willingness to bang and compete in the paint. He basically averaged 1 rebound every 4 minutes of playing time, which is a pretty good rate. He's also a "dirty work" sort of player but he's also got some skill..hit 49% of his shots from the floor last season, which amounted to about 1 attempt per game. I don't know if Skelly will ever emerge as a starter at Northwestern but I do know he's the kind of guy good teams need somewhere in their rotation.
Joey Van Zegeren might be the most important addition to next year's team. He sat out after transfering from Virginia Tech midway through the season, where the 6'10" 240lbs big man was averaging 9.8ppg and 5.3 rpg this season. He is exactly the kind of player Northwestern needed to add. As a grad transfer he's eligible immediately and will give Olah immediate help in the paint. Northwestern actually having two guys 6'10" and up on the court simultaniously will be a very strange thing to behold, especially given that both can actually play.


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Speech therapy resources, materials, ideas and tips. After all, if there's one thing we do it's talk!
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The last time I was at ASHA, I was in grad school still trying to wrap my head around all that is speech therapy (let's be real, that's still me most days)….and it wasn't snowing.
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Halloween is right around the corner, but in my speech room it's already Thanksgiving.
This year, most of my students are writing letters to soldier's overseas who won't be home with their family for the holidays. I was on my way to work in the morning when I heard about a program called "The Big Thank you" on the radio. (Click the link to find out more) I thought it was sweet and was about to flip the dial until I thought "Wait! Why am I NOT getting involved?!" By lunchtime I had my plan together and was so excited I e-mailed the rest of my building to see if any other classrooms wanted to participate, too. I expected a cute mini-writing activity, but what I got was much better.
Each time I introduced the activity, I could hardly finish my explanation before my students' hands were in the air. "I'm going to say they're brave!" "How do you spell encourage?" "My dad is in the military, but he's home now. Those kids must feel so sad with their dads being far away!" I was completely impressed at how a simple activity had sparked so much language and conversation! My students were not only motivated to write (a less than preferred activity for most of my caseload), but they were perspective-taking, working together for ideas, and eager to jot down their ideas. After our letters were finished, I shared some with classroom teachers and some I sent with students who receive occupational therapy in order to perfect handwriting.
I so wish I could show you their letters, but some of the first information they wanted to put down was their name, where they're from, and where they go to school 🙂 Here's how I worked these letters into my students' IEP goals:
Articulation/Fluency: writing words with our sounds, and then reading them from our letter (at the word, phrase or sentence level)
Language: vocabulary, sentence formulation, grammar of all kinds, describing, asking questions
Pragmatics: Thankfulness, empathy, perspective taking
If you click here, you can download the template I used (both primary and more advanced). You don't have to go through any organization or affiliation to write letters in your own room, but if you do, here are links to some that might be in your area:
Operation Gratitude
A Million Thanks
Operation We Are Here
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If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook, you've probably figured out by now that fall is one of my favorite times of the year. I could write an entire post on why that is, but for now, just go with it. Once the air gets cool, I instantly start craving any and all things apple flavored, which had me geeked for a week full of apple-tivities in my speech room!
One of my (many) personal goals this year is to find ways to improve parent communication with those families on my caseload. I spent most of my summer working in a clinic and was quickly reminded how vital parent involvement is in treatment! This is my second consecutive school year in the same building, a first for me, and I'm tucking my tail between my legs when I tell you that last year the only time I saw some parents were at our annual case conference. Yikes.
We're just over a month into the school year, and using some of these tips have already greatly improved my parent communication, which means better progress for my kiddos. What's not to love?!
1. Remind
At the end of the year last year, our Principal started using a program called "Remind" and I instantly jumped on board! The only requirements? The ability to send (and if you're a parent, recieve) a text message. Remind is a free program that allows educators to safely text members/families in their classroom. Your number isn't shared, and recipients of the text can't reply, but I use this service often to text reminders to parents about homework and case conferences. You can download the free app or send messages from the website–all families need is your unique class code and password to sign up!
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2. Communication Journals
I took a hint from our Functional Skills students and have started communication journaling with a few of my students, especially my low/non-verbal students. All I do is stick a notebook,or a folder with paper in it labeled "Speech" and keep it in my student's book bag. I write notes as needed, or any questions I may have (family names if we're working on "who" questions or other specifics about a student) and parents write back. Or, since my Functional Skills students already have communication notebooks sent home by their teacher, I'll jot something in the teacher's entry for the day when I drop the student off after our session.
3. Homework
Almost every one of my favorite TPT sellers have homework packets–some seasonal, and some for the entire school year. I've been totally blown away at the amount of parents who will jot notes on homework sheets like "This was hard" (a certain sound, position or language task), "Sorry this is late" or comments about how great their student did. Some of my favorite homework packets are from Crazy Speech World and Busy Bee Speech.
4. Newsletters
My newsletters have been another big hit in my building this year! The first week of each month I send them out via e-mail. My students take some so. much. paper. (see #3!) that often things get overlooked. I work in a highest-poverty elementary, but a good majority of our families have access to e-mail on their phones or can check it at a local library. One of the PTA members at my school reminds me how much she loves these one-page documents almost every time she sees me! Like using Remind, technology is my friend when it comes to avoiding the black hole that is some of my student's backpacks. We'll work on that executive functioning later. Click here to check out my Editable Newsletters.
5. Get involved
Our days are long and I'm the first one to tell you my paperwork stack is huge. But one of the easiest ways I've found to connect with parents is to get involved at my school! Volunteering at school carnival, helping at dismissal/arrival, being present at Back to School night, etc. is a great way to simply show your face. More times than not, at least one of my students will run up to say "hi" at an event like this, or at least wave from across the room, and their parents want to know who they're so excited to see. While I usually don't talk about about sensitive information in these "public" settings, it helps for both the parent and I to put a face with a name and continue to build a relationship.
What ways have you found parent communication to be easiest? I'd love to hear your ideas in the comments!
Dear Parent of a child with special needs:
Hi, it's me, your child's speech therapist. I've seen a lot of moving posts floating around the Internet from parents to teachers/therapists, so I thought it was time I write one to you.
I know you're busy, but just let me say…
…I see you.
Maybe you sit across the table from me at a case conference. Maybe you wait patiently in the waiting room every week. Maybe yet you open your home to me or meet me at the library for early intervention. Sometimes your hair is in place and your child comes to me clean and freshly pressed, and other times your make-up is a day old and your sweetie hasn't made it out of his pajamas before lunch. You cringe when I ask to use your bathroom because you're not sure the last time you scooped laundry up off the floor. Whatever the case, I notice you. I spend a few hours a week with your child, but they are yours for the rest of the time. You run from therapy to the grocery to soccer practice in between practicing speech sounds in the car, feeding tube schedules or naming objects as you dash through the grocery store to help grow your tot's vocabulary. You juggle finicky diets, weighted vests and favorite toys with ease. How I wish I could be like you! Sometimes you have it all together and sometimes you're not sure where "it all" is. You fall into bed exhausted and wake up early to start it all over again with better endurance than an Olympic athlete. You warrior through each long day and longer night and sometimes feel unnoticed. Let me be the first to say you inspire me.
…I need you.
Oh, how I need you! I can write goals, take data, and gather materials until I'm blue in the face but without you, it's pointless. You are the expert on your child. You know your non-verbal child's angry cry versus their tired cry, and you know well before we've hit the overstimulated mark. Even if I've been with your child for some time now, no one knows your sweetheart like you do…even when you think you don't. You are the one who knows how to best motivate your child to be their best,and you are the link to what I do during therapy and the way it makes a difference at home and in the classroom. You and I make a really great team, and to be honest, there's no way I can make the difference I want to make without you. You're so valuable to what I do.
…I am on your side.
This is far from just a job. This is my passion. Those goals, data, and materials I mentioned? I went to school for a (really) long time to get where I am today. I spend so much time that you don't see reading, talking with other speech therapists, learning, asking bigger questions, and cutting out "those" picture cards all for your child. I don't tell you that to impress you or make you feel bad, but so you know I'm committed to what I do. I love what I do and, even on meltdown days, I love your child. Knowing that I get to do what I do every day is what gets me out of bed. I'm in this for the long-haul, and I promise to keep reading, planning, and researching for your child. And, of course, for you.
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Robert "Bobby" Benjamin Fryer III, 42, husband of Leslie Qualls Fryer, died Wednesday, April 10, 2019, at McLeod Hospice House in Florence.
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Mr. Fryer was a member of Sumter Baptist Temple and was a self-employed welder.
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Lyxen Diomampo (Benjie Paras' Wife) Wiki, Biography, Age, Height, Weight, Husband, Net worth, Birthday, Kids, Ethnicity, Facts, Parents, Siblings, Family and Hot Photos: Lyxen Diomampo is a Filipino based Professional Model and Preschool teacher. Furthermore, she is famously known to be the wife of retired Basketball player and Actor Benjie Paras.
In addition to this, she is around Thirty Nine, 39 years old person as on 2018. In fact, she has gained because of her husband Benjie (former basketball player and actor). However, her family and education details have not known, still we will update it soon.
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- Benjie was born on 2nd of October 1968. Therefore, he is fifty (50) years old as on 2018.
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- Furthermore, he is a former professional basketball player and played for Shell Turbo Charger and San Miguel Beermen of the Philippines Basket Ball Association (PBA).
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- Benjie is the recipient of Come Back Player of the Year (1999), Most Valuable Player of the Year (1989 and 1999), Rookie of the Year (1989) and Member of the 1990 Asian Games national team Silver Medal.
- Benjie Paras is earlier married to Jackie Foster but both of them divorced in 2003.
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- Benjie has four children named Kobe Paras, Andre Paras, Riley Paras and Sam Paras.
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|Nick name
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|School Teacher and Commercial Model.
|Thirty Nine (39) years old (As on 2018).
|Date of Birth (DOB), Birthday
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|Current Resisdence
|Caloocan City, Philippines.
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|Married to basketball player turn Filipino actor Benjie Paras.
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|Weight in Kilograms
|Weight in Pounds
|123 Pounds
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|Benjie Paras.
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|Kobe Paras, Andre Paras, and Sam Paras.
|Riley Paras.
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|Ryan Reynolds.
|Favorite Actress
|Megan Fox.
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|Blue and Pink.
|Favorite Food
|Sea Food.
|Favorite Place
|Running and Travelling.
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|500,000 Philippine Peso (As on 2018).
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|Email Address
|Will update soon.
|Official Website
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|Not Known.
|Instagram Link
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|Twitter Link
|Not Known.
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Lyxen Diomampo is a Filipino schoolteacher and commercial model. In addition to this, she has gained popularity of being the wife of basketball player turned actor Benjie Paras. Therefore, the estimated net worth of Lyxen Diomampo is around 500,000 Philippine Peso.
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To prevent unexpected and unwanted "cooperation" of players during PvP Arenas (after all players are meant to fight against everyone, not to be like "I won't kill x person, coz he is from my legion or I will team with mine legion mate to kill others" ect.) few changes were introduced:
- During play on PvP Arena, nick of all players will be hidden and they will display as "Trainee x" (x = 1, 2 ect.).
- Name of the legion above character as well as legion emblem on cloak won't be displayed.
- PvP Rank and title of the character either won't be showed.
- Full information of the character will be showed in the "score window" after the match.
- Possibility to whisper and shouts during PvP Arenas is limited.
- Few bugs on Arenas were fixed.
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Few changes of boss AI and instance terrain were introduced.
3. Empyrean Crucible.
Because of differences in difficult between stages 1-6 and 7+, new treasure box with res tickets was introduces for groups starting EC from stage 7 (and skipping stages 1-6 where where players received res tickets).
4. Repeatable quests for Platinum Medals.
Difficult of the quests is reduced (it seems they can be done faster now, but not sure).
New options for transparent map.
6. Fix of bugs, NPCs, terrain and in-game PowerBook (it isn't available in NA/EU version of the game).
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