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Men with BRCA mutations have a lifetime risk of up to 10% for breast cancer; higher than men in the general population but much lower than high-risk women.
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Dior Pop Up In Mykonos With Special Summer Collection
Dior is coming in hot from where we'd rather be: Mykonos. Yes the Greek island is the chosen place of location and inspiration for the new Dior pop-up. Here at Ten we obvs love everything Greek, our Grecian Editrix-in-Chief is queen of all the land there. Taking over a spot in Nammos Village, the pop-up will showcase a special summer capsule collection. Maria Grazia Chiuri's Dior girl is going full Greek goddess, a wardrobe full of customised goods, "J'Adior Mykonos." Gotta love that island to love these looks. Or just be a Dior groupie. The collection includes knitted bodysuits, cashmere sweaters, tulle skirts, scarves and clogs, all Mykonos merch'd up. The Dior Book Tote that's so hot right now, has also been Mykonised for the love affair, as well as ballet flats, sandals and bracelets all woven with 'Christian Dior Mykonos.' Let the people know. A logomania lovers dream. The iconic Diorclub1 visors will also have an exclusive advance unveiling alongside baseball caps, berets and a DiorAddict bag. Summer loving in Dior. Can confirm it will have us a blast. The pop-up is open as of today. To Mykonos.


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I'm also making small efforts to be more eco-friendly, eco-conscious & kind to Mama Earth in my daily life than I have previously.
Once, I lived for a short while in a city in WA state that was so liberal you could be fined if they found recyclable items in your garbage. But here in Alabama it's very different. Recycling isn't a high priority, as far as I can tell, at least in the part of Alabama where we currently live. I called the city's public services number & asked about recycling & they told me they were out of recycling bins & had no time frame for when they'd get more. But then, after much googling, I found a website that said you can go to a home improvement store (Lowe's, Home Depot) & buy your own blue bin with the recycling sign on it & the city will take that – so here's hoping.
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text: 08 May 2008 NSW planning reforms - what shape is the next wave? by Nick Thomas The NSW Government's proposed planning reforms are intended to streamline processes, and to promote transparency and accountability in development decision-making. The draft legislation has the potential to achieve these goals, but the likely effect of the reforms is unresolved because much of the critical detail is not in the draft legislation. Share and print this article Share Print The NSW Government is embarking on a new wave of planning reforms, which will affect almost every aspect of development control. The Exposure Draft of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment Bill 2008 proposes significant changes to: the process and time-frames for making planning instruments; the allocation of responsibility for controlling development proposals, and time-frames for decision-making; the way in which development contributions are planned and imposed; and the certification of development, in the existing Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 ("Planning Act"). The NSW Government claims the reforms will streamline plan-making and development control decision-making processes, and promote transparency and accountability in development decision-making. The Draft Bill offers the potential to achieve these aims, however many of the critical details for effective delivery of the reforms are not included and will (presumably) appear in regulations and Ministerial documents. This leaves the likely effect of many of the reforms unresolved. The public comment phase for the Draft Bill has now closed, and it's anticipated that a (possibly revised) Bill will be introduced into Parliament shortly. The Draft Bill has attracted strong support from some stakeholders and strident criticism from others. This article highlights some of the key proposals for change. Making planning instruments The NSW planning system currently has three tiers of planning instruments, which regulate primarily what can be done on certain land and what must be addressed when considering development proposals. These instruments are State environmental planning policies ("SEPPs"), regional environmental plans ("REPs") and local environmental plans ("LEPs"). Currently, they are all made by the Governor on recommendation from the Minister for Planning, and key aspects of the LEP-making process are left largely to local councils. The Draft Bill proposes eliminating REPs and allowing the Minister to make LEPs. It also allows the Minister to allocate responsibility for originating and progressing draft instruments to the Director-General of the Department of Planning ("DoP") or another body (which might include a development corporation) instead of a local council. The process for making LEPs would be streamlined under the Draft Bill. The Minister would be given significant discretion to direct the path of a proposal for a planning instrument at an early stage, known as the "gateway determination". Public consultation processes could be tailored to particular types of planning instruments, and eliminated altogether in some cases. The proposal for a planning instrument will be made available during public consultation, but this may not include the actual drafting of detailed provisions. Presumably, this is intended to enable consultation earlier in the plan-making process and to reduce the number of legal challenges to new planning instruments. A major feature of the Draft Bill is that it will allow the Minister to set time-frames for the completion of various stages in the making of a planning instrument. This should provide more certainty for stakeholders as to the overall time-frame within which a planning instrument may be made. The reforms should be most helpful for smaller-scale plan-making, such as spot rezonings. The "gateway determination" formalises what often occurs in practice, and highlights the importance of an early, high level assessment of a proposed planning instrument. Development assessment and approval The Draft Bill would establish three new approval authorities – the Planning Assessment Commission ("PAC"), joint regional planning panels and individual planning arbitrators. The PAC may determine major project applications (under Part 3A of the Planning Act) under delegation from the Minister (unless the applications relate to critical infrastructure), determine appeals from certain decisions of Regional Panels, exercise any functions of a Regional Panel or other Ministerial panel which the Minister confers on it, and review and advise the Minister on a number of other matters. Regional Panels would act primarily as decision-makers for development applications, either as the approval authority or on appeal from a local council decision. Planning arbitrators would determine appeals from local councils for specified kinds of development. It's not yet clear what kinds of development proposals will be addressed by local councils or these new authorities, in either their approval authority roles or their appellate roles. DoP Fact Sheets suggest that planning arbitrators will deal only with smaller-scale development proposals worth up to $1 million. It seems, from the Explanatory Note for the Draft Bill and DoP materials, that Regional Panels may be given decision-making responsibility for some projects which are currently major projects under Part 3A. It's not clear whether those projects will remain in Part 3A. The Explanatory Note and DoP materials also indicate that the PAC will determine about 80% of major project applications under Part 3A. The proposals that the Minister make most of the appointments to these new authorities and that they be made on a short term (ie. 3 year) basis has prompted expressions of concern for some stakeholders. The Draft Bill states that the new authorities are not subject to Ministerial control as to their decisions, however several submissions on the Draft Bill have queried whether longer term appointments would promote the independence in these authorities. The appeal pathways in the Draft Bill have also attracted a lot of comment. Applicants would be able to appeal to the Land and Environment Court from a decision of a planning arbitrator, but not from a decision of the PAC or a Regional Panel if that body has made its decision as an appellate body. It's unclear why applicants with smaller-scale, planning arbitrator matters should have this, but not applicants with larger-scale matters. Some submissions on the Draft Bill have suggested that this will cause applicants who are dissatisfied with a Regional Panel decision to choose between the PAC and the Court if they wish to appeal, which they say is unprecedented in Australia. It's proposed to create a new class of development for which objectors will be able to appeal an approval in addition to "designated development" (for which objectors already have appeal rights). The class of developments will be defined in regulations. Although the Explanatory Note and DoP materials suggest the class will be quite limited, the proposal has should cause concern for developers. Although the Draft Bill does not specify this, DoP Fact Sheets state that the planning reforms will also: provide more rigid time-frames for determining development applications, by reducing the scope of the "stop the clock" powers for consent authorities; and provide a 10 day determination time-frame for small-scale applications which satisfy the requirements of applicable development codes, but longer determination time-frames for various other applications. The Government released some draft codes for community consultation on 8 May 2008. Certification of development The Draft Bill proposes several reforms to promote transparency in private certification of development under Part 4A of the Planning Act, such as: additional design and other prerequisites for the issue of a Part 4A certificate; requirements for a private certifier to issue directions to a developer if the certifier becomes aware of a non-compliance with the relevant development approval; additional investigatory and on-the-spot enforcement powers for local councils in relation to development which is being privately certified; and power for a consent authority to include conditions of development consent which impose "performance bonds" or "compliance bonds", to ensure compliance with the conditions of the consent during construction. So what happens now? The Government noted last year that it expected the Bill to be passed mid-2008. That seems ambitious, given that it is already May and the Opposition has announced it wants to put the reforms to a Legislative Council Committee. However, it's not impossible - the Part 3A reforms went through Parliament within about two weeks. While the Bill gives us some detail, much is left to non-Parliamentary means. This gives the Government of the day more flexibility in administering the planning regime (because Regulations and orders are easier to amend than Acts), but it also gives stakeholders less certainty. Without the regulations or other documents, it's hard at this stage to assess the full impact of these changes - so watch this space. Related Knowledge Get in Touch Get in touch information is loading Disclaimer Clayton Utz communications are intended to provide commentary and general information. They should not be relied upon as legal advice. Formal legal advice should be sought in particular transactions or on matters of interest arising from this communication. 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About the School Program
The Salish Weave Box Sets are series of commissioned limited edition silkscreen prints (or serigraphs) created by Coast Salish artists. Salish Weave views the prints of Box Sets I, II, III and IV as its 'working collection' in education: prints being brought to the classrooms and used as teaching resources in all subjects to educate children of all grade levels.
The Salish Weave school program entails:
donating the prints to school districts located in traditional Coast Salish territory,
developing sample lessons plans, teaching aids and resources to integrate Salish art into the curriculum,
supporting educators who wish to bring these resources to the classrooms to broaden and cultivate the understanding of Coast Salish art and culture among K-12 learners.
To implement its school program, Salish Weave first partnered with educators from the Cowichan Valley School District 79. We are grateful to the pilot project team members and their colleagues for their enthusiasm and cooperation. Within the course of the pilot project, mentors guided the teachers in a positive and supportive way. They were able to share and collaborate with fellow staff members, to experiment with the resources in the classrooms, and to discuss and debate constructively with Aboriginal Education and Learning Commons staff. The professionalism of all at the Cowichan Valley School District ensured the initial successes of the pilot project. We thank all of them for being a part of this learning journey.
Salish Weave Box Sets
The schools and school districts that have been gifted the Salish Weave Box Set I (9 prints) and Box Set I and II (18 prints) are listed below:
Box Set I was donated to the following schools:
- Burnaby School District 41 - École Sperling Elementary School
- Burnaby School District 41 - Nelson Elementary School
- Victoria School District 61 - Esquimalt High School
Box Set I and II were donated to:
- Coquitlam School District 43
Box Sets I, II and III were donated to the following school districts:
- Conseil scolaire francophone de la Colombie britannique - École au Coeur-de-l'île, Comox
- Comox Valley School District 71
- Cowichan Valley School District 79
- Gulf Islands School District 64
- Nanaimo - Ladysmith School District 68
- Qualicum School District 69
- Saanich School District 63
- Sooke School District 62
- Victoria School District 61
We recommend that you contact your district Resource Centre or Aboriginal Education department to check the availability of these prints, to see how you can integrate them into your curriculum and bring them to your classrooms. Also take the opportunity to ask them about complementary resources.
Note that the donation of Box Set III prints will be made in 2025. However, they can viewed online.
Pilot Project: Cowichan Valley School District 79 (2017 to today)
Inspired by the gift of contemporary Coast Salish prints and by the introduction of the new curriculum in British Columbia, three teachers from the Cowichan Valley School District joined together in 2017 to collaborate and plan how to integrate more Indigenous perspectives into their practice. Thus a pilot project and a learning team were born!
With the assistance of the District Learning Commons (DLC), the learning team created a series of teaching notes that compile useful information about the prints of Box Sets I and II. To give cultural and historical context to the teachers and students, these teaching notes include an introduction to Salish Weave, the title, date and image of the print, the accompanying artist or curatorial statement, and the artist's photograph and biography.
View the Salish Weave Art Print Teaching Notes on the District Learning Commons website.
Lesson Plans
Originally with teaching assignments spanning grades K-12, Alison Donnelly, Becky Greenhow, and Rebecca Scheer began using the Salish prints in each of their Cowichan Valley schools. Whether in art, science, language arts, social studies, or land-based education, students are learning about traditional Salish symbols, motifs, and stories as Indigenous content is being integrated into their daily lessons. In partnership with Salish Weave and under the guidance of Aboriginal Education Principal, Denise Augustine, these teachers have designed and successfully implemented a variety of lessons, using real art in the classroom to make cross-curricular connections at all grade levels.
Since its onset in 2017, the project has grown to include more Cowichan district members, including Angella Campbell (Gr. 3/4), Kayla Mousseau (K), and District Early Learning Coordinator, Brenda Lee. Furthermore, colleagues are beginning to share their work and collaborate between districts. Below you will find sample lesson plans and activities from Cowichan, Comox, and Sooke.
View their draft lesson plans below.
- TEACHING NOTES for Salish Weave Box Set Prints (Reference: All Grades)
- Themes Within Salish Weave Box Sets 1 & 2 (Reference: All Grades)
- Coast Salish Design Elements, Number Sense, and Bear (Grade K-2)
- Coast Salish Design Elements and Frog (Grade K-2)
- Analog Coding with Thunderbird and Killerwhale (Grade K-3)
- How Many? Numeracy, Vocabulary, and Salmon (Grade K-4)
- Introduction to Coast Salish Design Elements and Visual Thinking Strategies (Grade 3/4)
- The Story of Thunderbird and Killerwhale (Grade 3/4)
- REINTERPRETATION Project: Perspectives on Coast Salish Art (Grade 3/4)
- Spindle Whorl Cutouts (Grade 5/6)
- Identity/Ancestry Mandala Project (Grade 9-12)
- Identity-Based Multi-Media Project (Grade 10-12)
Professional Development Days and Cowichan Learning Showcase
At Cowichan's Professional Development Day in May 2017, the pilot project team shared its collective learning with district colleagues. Through a comprehensive and interactive display, the teachers illustrated how to integrate Coast Salish art into any and all facets of the curriculum. Each team member arranged samples of her lesson plans and of student learning alongside the associated Box Set prints. Information about the District Learning Commons catalogue and the Art Print Teaching Notes, as well as a slideshow presentation of additional Coast Salish resources, were also available for perusal. The team also shared their work at the District Learning Team Showcase later the same month.
The following years provided several more opportunities to offer presentations and workshops to educators and assistants across Lower Vancouver Island at District Development Days in SD62 Sooke, SD79 Cowichan, SD71 Comox Valley, and SD63 Saanich. As the project continues into 2020 and beyond, the team will post more lesson ideas and activities as they are shared by enthusiastic colleagues. Presentations were also made to education students at the June Summer Institute in Indigenous Education of the University of Victoria. In 2020, UVIc's Department of Indigenous Education will also offer a Summer Institute in Indifenous Education in July for in-service teachers.
Since 2004, Salish Weave has commissioned limited edition silkscreen prints (or serigraphs) from seven Coast Salish artists. The objective has been to support the artists who are reviving the traditional Salish art style. The dimension of the prints is 22-inch square and each edition is comprised of fifty prints.
In 2008, inspired by the signature piece of the collection, Susan Point's Salish Weave - a panel of nine carved yellow and red cedar pieces 'woven' together – we decided to assemble a print from the first nine editions into a box set, and called it Box Set I. By the fall of 2010, nine other commissions of prints had been completed and assembled as Box Set II.
Four years later, an elementary school teacher on Vancouver Island told a friend of Salish Weave of his longing to bring 'real' art to the classroom. This was the spark that ignited the Salish Weave School Program: we would donate box sets of prints to school districts located in traditional Coast Salish territory.
Over two years, we donated prints to seven school districts - five are located on Vancouver Island and two in the Greater Vancouver Area – as well as to the BC French School Authority (Conseil Scolaire Francophone (CSF) de la Colombie Britannique). We view these prints as 'the working collection': prints being brought to the classrooms and used as teaching resources in all subjects to educate children of all grade levels.
The introduction of the new elementary curriculum renewed our interest and motivation to find out if the concept of the 'working' prints was realistic and achievable. To do so, we launched a pilot project at the Cowichan Valley School District 79, the objective of which is two-fold: to build a collection of lessons plans, teaching aids and resources to support the use of the prints in the classroom, and to seek opportunities (such as professional development days) to encourage teachers to integrate the prints into all subjects of the curriculum.
Due to the positive results of the pilot project and associated feedback from the teachers, we intend to resume the donation of prints of the Salish Weave Box Sets to school districts, including those of Box Set III in the fall of 2018. Meanwhile, we invite teachers and educators to familiarize themselves with the Box Sets prints and the documentation provided, to explore the teaching resources within the Salish Weave website, and mostly to integrate the Salish prints into their curricula and to put them to work in their classrooms.


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|July 31, 1886
|NORTHUMBERLAND, Virginia
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|"Rise And Fall of the Slave South," University of Virginia
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The camp ground at Marvin Grove was the site for this year's Annual Reunion of Confederate Veterans on the Northern Neck peninsula. The Northern Neck News widely advertised the event, hoping that the Reunion would receive ... the favor and patronage it justly merit[ed], especially because the proceeds went to the construction of a Methodist Church. While men stabled their horses, they recognized soldiers from their old regiments back during the time that tried men's souls. All listened with reverence during the opening ceremonies led by Lieutenant Beale, who honored the veterans as well as the fallen. Colonel Joseph Mayo spoke next, after which the veterans and their families sat down to a feast. Men told war stories while sipping lemonade and eating ice cream. All the while, the Kilmarnock Brass Band played lively and patriotic music. The soldiers at the Reunion were not only Confederate, though: Union veterans also commingled, commemorat[ing] those historic deeds of daring displayed alike by both armies and keeping alive the memory of ... fallen heroes, not the animosities of war. The Northern Neck News promised that all were welcome save at least one class, those who ... still harbor[ed] feeling of enmity towards the people of the South because they obeyed the mandate of duty...
Remembering the Confederacy and its heroes was common throughout the South after the Civil War. Thomas E. Will explains: The antebellum code of honor demanded, [that] southerners [assert] to themselves and to the Yankees that they had retained their sense of righteousness, honor, and manliness. Southerners built monuments to Confederate leaders and memorials to honor the Confederate dead. Southern papers often printed front-page articles on demonstrations in the South in honor of Mr. Jefferson Davis or reminiscences of the Confederate Leader [Lee]. However, at this Reunion, Union soldiers were also invited. Southerners believed that Civil War veterans followed a mandate of duty when they chose to fight. Thus, there should be no enmity between the fighters on each side. Colonel Mayo's address explained that there was no purpose of maintaining or reviving bitter sectional memories at the celebration. Many southerners looked to the Confederate cause with nostalgia, but many also were anxious for a restored identity within the United States.


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Who doesn't love a healthy creamy coleslaw? Cookout fun without all the extra calories or sugar. This spicy avocado coleslaw is loaded with rainbow veggies and packed with flavor.
We have been busy with family picnics and July 4th cookouts. The social calendar doesn't show signs of slowing down as we head towards Labor Day.
When eating healthy, whether it is the Wahls Protocol, AIP, Keto or Paleo diets. It can be difficult to explain all the can haves and cannot haves. Our solution is to bring a double recipe of our spicy avocado coleslaw along with a crockpot full of citrus shredded beef and corn tortillas. Taco party!
Both recipes are incredibly simple to make.
How to make Spicy Avocado Coleslaw
Do you love a simple recipe that takes the stress away from potluck dinners? Yes, me too. One bowl and food processor (or blender) is all you need. The spicy coleslaw does need 4 to 8 hours to develop the full flavor.
Which makes coleslaw a perfect meal prep item for the week. One night we serve with BBQ chicken off the grill and then we use leftover slaw as a topping for Spice Crusted Grilled Flank Steak salads.
To make the dressing add the jalapeno, avocado and the remaining wet ingredients into a small food processor or blender. For a less spicy version feel free to use only half a jalapeno.
Pulse until creamy and smooth, salt and pepper to taste.
We still use mayo for the tang, but feel free to substitute a vegan mayo. Another vegan option is to use this avocado sauce but thin down with a 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar instead of water.
Add the veggies for the coleslaw into a big bowl and drizzle with the dressing. I typically wait 4 hours before tasting for additional salt.
Garnish with extra parsley and wow your crowd with the modern rainbow coleslaw. Not ready to make spicy avocado coleslaw right not?
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Spicy Avocado Coleslaw
- 1 Avocado, peeled and chunked
- 1/2-1 jalapeno, cut in half
- 1/2 c mayonnaise sub vegan mayo, if needed
- 2 tbsp Extra-Virgin Olive Oil
- 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/2 small head purple cabbage, sliced into ribbons
- 1/2 small head green cabbage, sliced into ribbons
- 2 carrots, shredded about 1 cup
- 1 bunch parsley, finely chopped
- To make the dressing place avocado, jalapeno, mayonnaise, olive oil, vinegar and salt into food processor. Blend until smooth.
- Toss veggies in large mixing bowl. Pour dressing over the veggies and mix to evenly coat. Allow to rest 4 hours in the refrigerator. Salt and pepper to taste before serving.
- For AIP compliant, substitute 1 tsp wasabi powder for the jalapeno and omit pepper.


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Hasta ahora Jennifer Lopez podía vivir relativamente tranquila sabiendo que su doble, Jessica Burciaga, sólo competía contra ella en belleza, pero ahora a la solista del Bronx le ha salido también una doble bella e increíblemente fuerte.
Su nombre es Janice Garay, vive en Houston (Texas, EE UU) y le encanta el culturismo (nos ha descubierto músculos que ni sabíamos que estaban ahí).
⚡100k!? 😱😱😱 💓🙌🏽🙌🏽🤘🏽I'm so speechless, I want to thank all of my followers/fans/friends/family and even the haters for the love an support! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Now I am worldwide being shown on all the Hispanic channels, radio stations, blogs, all over social media! 😩This is where it all started with this meme About 4 weeks ago LOL, then more memes were being made shortly after that, most of my pictures were popping on the explore page all the time apparently, people assuming I was @jlo but little did they know I'm a Figure Competitor That lives in Houston, Tx name "JAY" not JLO. Lol I appreciate everyone who stands up for me with all this negativity going around, I see your comments trust me I just don't have the time to reply back to everyone to say TY, but now I'm telling all of you🙏🏾💓! As you know I'm in prep getting ready to hit the stage in L.A California on July 22nd - LA Championships I worked my ass off every single day for this show no matter what was going on in my life (good&Bad) or how I was feeling...I want everyone to notice me for my dedication An hard work for bodybuilding not some "want to be jlo" that people claim of me to be . Even thow, I do have the most respect and love for Jennifer Lopez , people who know me know I admire her An look up to her ever Since the movie Selena came out. I keep getting asked "how do you deal with all this negativity and hate jay?" well because I'm so focused on my own goals An dreams that no matter what is being thrown my way, it won't ever break me because I've been through worst situations that most of you will never know! That's why I remain humble, I'm just a girl from Houston trying to make it big in the fitness industry to become Ms. Figure Olympia! Just Remember, anything is possible, you have to work for what you want, invest and stay away from distractions and negative people in your life, nobody will ever understand but that's okay your doing this for you, not them so in the end who cares what people have to say about you. I'm over here being hated so much but god is blessing me with opportunities in my life! So who is really Winning?! 🤷🏽♀💪🏽🙏🏾💓 Love you all! Thx again! - Jay 🖤
El caso es que esta chica ha saltado a los titulares de todo el planeta por su extraordinario parecido con Jennifer Lopez y buena prueba de ello son los casi 150.000 seguidores que acumula en Instagram esta joven.
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Kaskaskia College Once Again Named a Military Friendly College
February 12, 2020
Kaskaskia College is pleased to announce that the college has received the Military Friendly® School designation by Victory Media. The military Friendly® Schools designation provides service members and their families with transparent, data- driven ratings about post-military education and career opportunities. It is the ninth year KC has earned the Military Friendly designation.
Carrie Hancock, Coordinator of Veterans' Services and Financial Aid Advisor for Kaskaskia College says of the honor, ""It is an honor to be named a "Military Friendly" school by Victory Media. Kaskaskia College is committed to the success of our military and veteran students. This designation reflects the programs and support that are provided for our military community and those dedicated to make them prosperous. However, without our veteran and military students that recognition would not be possible. Kaskaskia College is very grateful to our veterans and military families and we are fortunate to have the opportunity to work with them every day."
Over the past couple of years the Veteran/Active Military community have become more involved in the campus community as well as the communities in our community college district. Kaskaskia College has over 80 Veterans/Active Military students that are using educational benefits. Many of these students are also part of the KC Veteran's Club, which serves as a Student Ambassador for the Wounded Warrior Project as well as a chapter of the Student Veterans of America.
Institutions earning the Military Friendly® School designation were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from Victory Media's proprietary survey. Final ratings were determined by combining the institution's survey scores with the assessment of the institution's ability to meet thresholds for Student Retention, Graduation, Job Placement, Loan Repayment, and Persistence (Degree Advancement or Transfer) and Loan Default rates for all students and, specifically, for student veterans.
Kaskaskia College President George Evans says, "We are very humbled to once again be recognized as a Military Friendly School. We at Kaskaskia College do not take for granted the sacrifices that our men and women in uniform have undertaken in their lives to protect this great nation. We are and always will be committed to the men and women in uniform. We do not know them all, but we owe them all. Additionally, we must recognize our Veterans Service Coordinator Carrie Hancock, as she is very hands on with all of our returning veterans and active duty military personnel and she works with them to ensure that their transition to civilian life and the education world is as seamless as possible. She is truly an asset to this school."
For more information about Kaskaskia College's commitment to attracting and supporting military students, visit the College website at www.kaskaskia.edu.
Kaskaskia College will be showcased along with other 2020 Military Friendly® Schools in the annual Guide to Military Friendly® Schools, special education issues of G.I. Jobs® and Military Spouse Magazine, and on MilitaryFriendly.com.
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Is lazing by the pool with a Pina Colada not for you? Do you find long balmy days on the beach a big turn-off? Perhaps you're an all-round action man (or woman) and a bit of a thrill seeker? Or maybe you love your lazy days but need a little something to break them up?
The Portuguese Algarve is well known for its great climate, wonderful beaches and fine restaurants and bars but there is so much more to it than that. All the following ideas can be worked into a normal resort break or can form the basis of your entire holiday... it's totally up to you.
1. Surfing
Portugal's powerful Atlantic coast offers magnificent surfing that you simply cannot get in the Med. There are beaches that are perfect for all standards, from absolute beginners to expert surfers. If you do not have your own equipment, local 'surf shops' will hire it to you and beginners can always get lessons.
The Algarve's position on the Iberian Peninsula regularly gives it great swells of wave. For the best waves, summer months should be avoided but spring and autumn offer the ideal combination of big waves and nice high temperatures. A trawl of the internet will identify towns that are suitable for beginners, such as Albufeira, those that are suitable only for experts, like Rosa Branca and many that offer varying waves for all levels of surfer.
Surfer resorts tend to attract a certain type of laid back tourist and offer a vibe all of their own. If surfing is your thing, there is nowhere better in Europe to get involved.
2. Horse Riding
The Algarve is tailor made for horse riding and pony trekking. There are stables throughout the Algarve offering riding activities for all levels of rider, from short pony rides for children to full-on two week holidays where you can get acquainted with your horse and keeps your relationship going for the entirety of your stay.
Rides are offered in the mountains and valleys of inland areas, through olive groves and forests and even along practically deserted beaches. Experienced teachers and guides will offer training where needed and these holidays are a great way to meet up with like-minded travellers from all over Europe and further afield.
Or, if you prefer and have the necessary expertise, you might like to head off into the countryside on your own or with a partner. Why not try Horseshoe Ranch, an impressive Western style riding club set in amazing countryside just outside beautiful Portimao? The ranch attracts rave reviews for the horse riding, the accommodation and the food!
For a more casual approach with short lessons and rides that last from only 20 minutes, try the Albufeira Riding Centre.
3. Scuba Diving
The crystal clear waters of the Algarve offer a fantastic opportunity for a glimpse of life below the surface of the waves. It's often possible to see from the surface right to the seabed below. However, nothing compares to the feeling of being in among the life of the sea using a snorkel or scuba diving equipment.
Down under the seas of the Algarve you will find unbelievable rock formations, caves, shipwrecks and a massive amount of life that it is easy for us surface-dwellers to forget even exists. Try Indigo Divers who have fantastic dive sites including Albufeira, Vilamoura, Portimao, Lagos, Sagres and Tavira and with prices beginning at only 35 Euros! Indigo is a PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) diving centre so you will be in good and very experienced hands. The wreck diving in particular is very exciting and highly recommended.
4. Cycling
There are many types of cycling activities on offer in the Algarve, including mountain biking, touring, road biking – even e-biking on electrically assisted cycles that allow you to cover much greater distances without so much effort! Algarve Bike Holidays offers a full range of cycling tours, including: Unguided tours for a few days up to two weeks
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The company tailors their activities around what the customer wants. Cycling is a really good way to discover the Algarve – you'll take in the sights from your bike in a way that you simply don't get to see from a car window.


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School in Pettavaithalai, it is regular activity of meeting parents and shares the academic and also social values and Life Enrichment skills performance of this school Pupils. Most time the mothers attend such one to one interactive meetings with teachers. The School promoter of the School, Dr.K.Govindaraju made it a point, that father is also to attend such interactive sessions for the welfare of the children studying in the School. He quoted the versions of several educationists; on the role of father in rearing their children especially the girl children. Dr.K.Govindaraju said, "Fathers play an essential role in their daughter's lives. Many things are learned and many things are taught. Some of the most meaningful moments in a daughter's life are spent with her father. A daughter's relationship with her father is usually her first male-female relationship. From Dad, little girls gain their first
reflection of themselves as a female. Self-respect is initially based upon respect received from
others. Their self-concept as a female person is largely shaped by this
early relationship. In short, children regard themselves as they think others
regard them, and Dad is an important person in her life. Daughters need to be
able to relax, be affectionate, and know that they are safe with certain males.
They need to be regarded as people, not sexual objects. When little girls
develop modesty and learn that they have a right to privacy, they develop a
healthy sense of boundaries. If a father is fair and listens to his daughter's
thoughts, she will gain self-confidence and pride in her own opinion. To a
father growing old nothing is dearer than a daughter. A daughter is a gift of
love. A daughter may outgrow your lap, but she will never outgrow your heart. A
daughter is a little girl who grows up to be a friend. A daughter is the happy
memories of the past, the joyful moments of the present, and the hope and
promise of the future. A daughter is a day brightener and a heart warmer.
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Hey, I feel that I am filled with good energy and should try to use it to heal but I just began on my spiritual path. I have had a few lucid dreams and almost an OBE or two, as in I've gotten vibrations. I have experimented with healing and have felt self healing once, but really want to learn how to heal outwards and help others. If anybody can help show me how to practice healing or has an idea on something I should meditate on or change, please get back to me!
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I will Write a Book somedayI'll write a book one day.
? I' m gonna write a book one day. Q.E.D. Sandy is a member of the music group Dum Dum Girls. You will find a German to English language version of this offer: Talk to the fellowship about this Sandy quote: Do you want us to mail you a FREE, inspirational offer in your mailbox every day?
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As most PR guys who've been around for a while, I have a supply of strange stuff I take off at diner partys. When I was presented to a new member one evening, I was asked to tell one of my strange sentiments.
When the petitioner's introductory reminds me that this was obviously an old favourite of his - I was known! So I plunged into history with a sense of duty. The next thought in my head was: "Oh dear - I have been telling these tales far too often.
"I' ve become so boring, I can't listen anymore." Well, I'll try to catalogue some of my Weird Tales here - and I'd be happy to listen to yours!
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Or, maybe you're pretending your telephone is a tri-corder connected to the mothership you came from. Or, maybe your own world is so overwhelming that you think everyone wants to know how you've gone from a plump, orthodontically covered -headed idiot to a glamorous puss-fortune 500 CEO. However, for my non-writer-lovers who think you may have what it took, here are a few things to consider:
The majority (if not all) of publishers write every day. Rumour has it that the notorious Nora Roberts spends every day of the week from nine to five o'clock. She now has about 150 novels and few of us are dreaming of being so productive, but it still needs a long way to design, rework and shine a novel.
Maps. Ten tickets will be removed without the remainder of the building falling apart. Then, put the tickets back in. Well, hopefully you have an astonishing, committed operative who'll make you a lot more moneys. And, until you've established your badge and released a few ledgers, don't roll in the batter - unless your other profession is as a bakery apprentices.
While there are editors who work with unauthorized authors, this is a bit like a defence board. If you are well experienced in the publication of know-how and legal language, you are better off having the expert knowledge of an agency at your side. Authors don't just open the phonebook and choose an agents at random. Well, they're not.
Frahlingen are extraordinarily occupied humans. They not only negotiate agreements for their existing customers, process scripts and network within the sector, they also get every year tens of thousand e-mails from up-and-coming authors looking for a representative. In 2010, an agency published in her diary that she was sent 36,000 survey notes (about 700 per week!) asking for part or full scripts from about 900 authors.
This means that 35,991 authors were rejected by this agent. An agent drinks from a fire tube, so if you think you'll blind one, you'd better be a damn good author. The number of titles in the Romantic section alone in 2009. But I don't have the statistics on how many titles have been released in other categories.
Let us say you are persistent enough to complete a script, happy enough to end up an operative with an eyes for your astonishing talents, and she in turn gets you a fantastic deal. Her glossy new book has been released and is on the bookshop shelves. So when Suzy Soccermom comes along, what will make her choose your book over the other 9088 that year?
Editors are expecting their authors to sell themselves. This means that you can create a website in your free and with your own money. We' re paying our own way of conference authoring, handing out books and visiting postcards that we' ve used the five giants that the publishing house has diverted.
We' re telling our families and our facesbook buddies that our book is edible. Then, against all resistance, we say that when we write it, they will be reading. As most authors know, the chances of making it wealthy and popular in this business are about as reasonable as if I were bitten by this Pattinson kid and turned into a true vendor (not that I wouldn't be willing to give it a fuss.
We' re writing because we like it. We' re writing because the option is inconceivable. One day" will never come. When you have the patience to construct and reconstruct a deck of paper, the confidence to share your work with tens of thousand of others in the hope that it will come to the top, and if you are brave enough to call yourself a novelist, then do it.


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Can you tell what movie we are from?
Peter Pan!
We're three pirates, Tinkerbell, and Nana!
Tinkerbell didn't want her hair done up until the official Halloween night but she is still glowing regardless and has been spreading her pixie dust where ever she goes. I mean that literally too! That set of wings has left magic sparkles all over the living room couch, floor, carpet, and everyone's clothes. But it makes me smile every time I spot a speck of "magic."


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I am African, but more brown than black–the kind my people like to call 'chocolate', even though those are traditionally of a darker shade. Perhaps we are colour blind, or maybe the word 'chocolate' just sounds very cool.
With brown hair, flared nose, and small full lips. My brows are bushy and hair kinky; but both are regularly tamed wielding a razor and armed with cream relaxers. I should add that my traditional kinky hair had always been a burden to bear as a child. And so my mother like many African mothers out there, blessed my frizzy kinks with the gentle touch of Lye. The results have been far more pleasurable than carrying a 'fro around. Hard to believe we are only learning something can be done to make our nappy kinks hurt less.
I take pride in my full figured body, but sometimes I wish my hips were less curvy, my bosoms less ample, and bum less round. It's the media I'm told. They fill our heads with what's sexy and what isn't. Make us less comfortable in our skin–women bleach, eat less, use long silky weave-on and wigs in place of our more beautiful hair. A woman should take pride in her body, they say. When it comes to our bodies and look, the African woman isn't allowed the option of choice. It will always be chalked down to a lack of self esteem. In the heart of men, our minds are still colonized….or perhaps it's the minds of those who make a big deal of this whose minds are still bound in technological slavery.
They say the Westerners have corrupted the minds of our women. With talks of empowerment, the education of the girl child have now gone beyond the confines of the kitchen and bedroom gallantry, and have found their way to political offices. Women now fight for traditional male positions and even dare prick their ego. We must never offend a man because he is The Man. Who else was given the benefit of being created first if not him. We must live our lives knowing that a man's pride is the most important thing, and taking that away is tantamount to taking a life. A man must always be revered, whether at age 5 or 80. If you need more convincing reasons to do that, remember you will need a husband tomorrow.
Being a spinster past the ripe young age of 28 is NOT desirable. Our mothers barrage us with questions of when we will settle down in a man's house, like that's the ultimate achievement of any woman. Will someone tell our mothers and aunts that we have big dreams. Bigger plans. And that marriage is not the greatest thing a woman can do for herself. Our girls have been turned to man-hunters to preserve their dignity. It's sad to see people settle for less in a spouse and confine themselves in a social bracket because they're nearing the age gap where we have been told our market value begins to depreciate as women.
We must never forget a woman is a commodity. When it sits on the shelf too long, it becomes less desirable.
Children are gifts from God, but should your womb refuse to hold a seed long enough to give life, then it's all your fault. You just may be a man after all. Or someone may have placed a curse on your womb; better still your mother-in-law is a witch swallowing your babies.
Should you eventually have those kids and they all come out in little pink frocks, then your husband is due for a second bride. God forbid there will be no one to carry the family's name. See, a woman with one male child is better than another with ten females; she is a complete woman, and one who has fulfilled her original mandate: Ensure continuity, not just of the human race, but the family. There is everything in a name.
Children are gifts from God, only so much as they come according to description.
Never forget that the spiritual controls the physical. Literally. If something goes wrong in your life, it has less to do with the bad choices you made, and more with the spirit that inflicted you with that idea.
Deliverance is your best friend at all times and prayer is the key to solving all problems. Make it warfare and your answer will come speedily. Throw in a Seed of Faith and you'll have placed the ministering angels on heaven's fastest jet.
You are owned by your parents from your inception to their death. Ephesians 6:1-3 "Children obey your parents" is your watchword and will probably be the one book that will be quoted for the rest of your life. Verse 4 isn't important. It is well within their parental right to make you miserable and angry every now and then, and within yours to endure and keep it together. One must learn how to cut the Bible up.
Give them what they want or you will never live down their disappointed look and constant reminder of how you shamed them.
No matter what happens in our life, the family must never be shamed. Bad choices are yours alone, but the world will always apportion the blame to your home. Never wash any linen in public.
When you find the need for closure, find an anonymous space and vent. The world will be unkind to you when you need kindness the most. They will dig up the sordid details of your past and plaster them on billboards. A bad name is infectious and your sins may just as well ruin it for everyone else to the third and tenth generation. No kidding.
Better yet, don't vent. One must learn to suffer and smile. God blesses those who are happy….and more, those who pretend to be happy.
We get the right to be silly whenever we want to and display odd behaviors. Like screaming "holy ghost fire" when a bird flies past at night.
Destroy bird's nests on our fences because they're laying eggs of destruction.
Kill any cat we see hanging around our premises in the night. Nothing so cute and small should be fearless of man and stare him in the eyes.
Or sprinkle holy water and cross ourselves once an owl hoots close to our window or all the dogs within a 100mile radius begin to bark at 1am (there have been possible ghost sightings because these creatures can see beyond the physical realm).
The devil moves around in different forms and one must always be prepared for battle.
We are a people with deep cultural roots. And even though some of our customary values and beliefs may yet be seen as archaic–even amongst us—and don't make a lot of sense, it's part of the beauty and diversity that is us, the identity we clamour to hold on to, and the thing that makes us unique.
You see, in the end, it really doesn't matter if the world thinks us backwards in thoughts and actions, nor if they brand us the "Third World", we will be obviously too happy to bother. But then who wouldn't be? God blesses those who stay happy.


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The "Building a New Economy for Western Australia" two day symposium was an engaging and provocative event that sought to address critically important contemporary challenges in our society by "casting" participants as everyday heroes with the capacity to find pragmatic solutions.
The event was held on Friday 24th and Saturday 25th August 2018 with local groups Friends of the Earth Perth, Enkel, and the Centre for Responsible Citizenship and Sustainability (Murdoch University) partnering with the New Economy Network of Australia organising the event. Globalactive as an affiliate of Friends of the Earth and of Enkel had the opportunity to participate and publish content from the event.
As is abundantly clear, the efficacy of our work to protect ecosystems and in seeking social and economic justice for all is directly compromised by the underlying economic foundations that continue to shape and define our world.
In a search for alternatives that go beyond continuing to simply address symptoms, a growing number of theoretical models, frameworks, potential solutions, narratives and social movements have emerged around the world and here in Australia. From the "Real" Sharing Economy, Collaborative Economy, Solidarity Economy through to Doughnut Economics there is a "New Economy" movement emerging that share two key goals;
- to challenge the current dominant economic system, with its reliance on fossil fuels, large scale resource extraction and socially unjust structures and wealth distribution, and
- to create and strengthen economic systems that serve the needs of people in ways that are ecologically sustainable, socially just and culturally diverse.
The 2018 "Building a New Economy for Western Australia" Symposium was developed with the following objectives:
- Networking/Community building – to bring people and organisations working in this 'New Economy' space together to meet each other and develop strong relationships.
- Connect the dots between existing initiatives – remember an economy is really about looking after the wellbeing of everyone; no initiative has all the answers, their approach is simply one of many. Rather than competing with business as usual and between ourselves we need to find common ground on how we approach our collective challenges.
To assist participants and presenters to synthesise the various threads of the symposium into a meaningful and substantive narrative for us all to move forward with, a key pondering was being proposed upon which we encouraged a collective "meditation" over the course of the event and which sharing on was intended to be shared in the final discussion panel;
"It's now 2035. Looking back, what innovations, practices and trends have shaped the new economy in WA?"
Rather than the usual "talk-fest", organisers employed "futures" tools with the goal of fuller participation from attendees and seeking therefore for more tangible outcomes moving forward. Organisers have follow up events planned, a "sharing-economy" mapping project already in motion, and hope to nurture a "commons-transition" network in WA encouraging the sharing of resources.
The event also served as a precursor to the 2019 national New Economy Conference – following on from events in Sydney (2016), Brisbane (2017), Melbourne (later in 2018) discussions are underway with NENA to run the 2019 conference in Perth. As such this year's event aimed to build interest and act as a testbed for ideas.
Western Australia is blessed with bountiful natural resources and a wealth of human talent. But the model on which our society is based is intrinsically unstable, resulting in booms and busts, degradation of natural resources, uncertainty of business and employment, and concerns about social justice. Time and time again, our faith is placed in the latest short-term 'silver bullet': a new resources boom, a new infrastructure project, a drive for more technological innovation. But too often such proposals come at an interconnected economic, social and environmental cost.
Fortunately, there is a growing awareness across Australia and internationally that can see that 'more of the same' is not the answer. Unfortunately, more often than not, we still work in a siloed fashion, believing that our approach to creating new, diverse economies and better ways for our society to live, work, play and care for the environment is the best.
However there is a new movement emerging for a 'New Economy' working to transform Australia's economic system so that achieving ecological health and social justice are the foundational principles and primary objectives. Many different movements have emerged around the world focused on the concept of a 'New Economy'. Although they use different labels, such as the Social Economy, Solidarity Economy, Sharing Economy, Collaborative Economy, Steady State Economy and Community Economy, they all share two key goals: (i) to challenge the current dominant economic system, with its reliance on fossil fuels, large scale resource extraction and socially unjust structures and wealth distribution, and (ii) to create and strengthen economic systems that serve the needs of people in ways that are ecologically sustainable, socially just and culturally diverse.
Assisting the host organisations in holding space for the conference are the following national leaders in the New Economy movement who delivered keynote addresses.
Friday night
Dr. Michelle Maloney is a lawyer, activist and co-founder of the New Economy Network of Australia and co-founder/director of Australian Earth Laws Alliance. She is the former Chairperson of the Environmental Defenders Office Queensland and Executive Committee member of the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature. Michelle is passionate about building Earth centred law, governance and ethics and ensuring new economic initiatives are anchored to Earth centred values. Michelle holds degrees in law and politics from ANU and a PhD in law from Griffith University.
Michelle assisted in opening the event by providing a recorded presentation joining Karun Cowper from Friends of the Earth (also Enkel and Globalactive), Adam Jorlen from Enkel, Robert Eggington from Dumbartung Aboriginal Corporation, Kobi Arthur Morrisson Nyoongah signer/songwriter and JP Parker from Infinite Solutions Institute.
Saturday morning presentations
Dr. José Ramos is a researcher of and advocate for commons based social change. His focus is on supporting anticipatory design and social innovation through his practice Action Foresight and through a number of high impact projects. He is senior consulting editor for the Journal of Future Studies, and writes widely on cultural, political and economic issues.
Dr. Amanda Cahill is the CEO of The Next Economy. Originally trained in anthropology, she has spent over two decades working with communities across Australia, Asia and the Pacific to develop more equitable and sustainable local economies. Over the last few years she has been working with coal and gas affected communities in Australia to develop economic transition plans that will move Australia closer to zero emissions while strengthening local economies. Amanda has a PhD in Human Geography from the Australian National University, an Adjunct Lecturer position at the University of Queensland and was on the founding committee of the New Economy Network of Australia.
Dr. Martin Brueckner is a senior lecturer at Murdoch University who over the last fourteen years has worked in a variety of teaching and research capacities across different disciplines and universities with a focus on sustainability with a social and natural justice lens. He is co-founder and co-director of the Centre for Responsible Citizenship and Sustainability – a multidisciplinary hub for teaching and research that endeavours to shape new thinking and practice on key aspects of responsible citizenship.
Saturday afternoon presentations
Dr Kate Ringvall – Ikea Australia – Circular Economy. Responsibility/place of big business in New Economy
Johnny Doan – Paper Mountain – The space between…Creative communities, arts and culture in the New Economy
Andrew Thomson – Enkel – A New Economy – How might we get there?
Suresh Rajan – West Australians for Racial Equality – Cultural diversity in the New Economy in WA
David Cake – Electronic Frontiers Australia – do-ocracy: building with volunteers, via hacker spaces, Burning Man, and virtual organisations
Dr Kate Raynes-Goldie – Future Human Academy and award winning game designer – Using the power of play to enable people and organisations to thrive in the future.
Eugenie Stockmann – Green Fabric – Sustainable community building and living: Housing Co-operatives
Claire Vanderplank – The Slow Project – Comparing gift economics with current system in terms of what it does to our psychology and ability to live fully human
Daniel Mackey – Ethical Fields – incubator.coop Supporting new co-operative businesses – getting dirty helping others build a future that is everyone's business
Darren Lomman – Greenbatch – Giving waste plastic a new life
Kate Biondo – Galactic Co-operative – Setting up a worker owned coop in WA
Nicole Hodgson – Murdoch University – New Economy innovation in regional and rural areas
Phil Brown – Transition Towns WA – Transition Town movement in WA and beyond
Dave Palmer – Murdoch University – Community Development practice tools and insight for the New Economy
Rod Mitchell – National Chair, Citizens' Climate Lobby Australia – Replacing Capitalism… With a Doughnut? – a new system that is pro human, pro planet and aims to "sustain all life"
Tanvier Fowler Social Ecologist – Exploring Diverse Economies through Art Therapy: a personal journey.
Final Panel Saturday Afternoon
Moderated by Karun Cowper
and featuring
Dr Jose Ramos
Dr Sky Croeser
Dr Amanda Cahill
Alison Xamon MLC
Piers Verstegen
Dr Kate Raynes-Goldie
Dr Kate Ringvall


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|Thursday 19 September 2019
|Deadline for asking questions
|Monday 23 September 2019 at 11:59pm GMT
|Closing date for applications
|Thursday 26 September 2019 at 11:59pm GMT
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|Specialist role
|Summary of the work
To produce UX/UI designs for the new interface of an existing Learning Management System (LMS). The design will be informed using existing user story requirements from user research and functionality from market leading LMS solutions.
The project will use Agile software development methodologies - working collaboratively with a multi-disciplinary team
|Latest start date
|Monday 14 October 2019
|Expected contract length
|End of March 2020
|Organisation the work is for
|College of Policing Ltd
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|Who the specialist will work with
|The UX/UI Designer will be working within an Agile environment and expected to work closely with the Product Owner to ensure all epic designs are consistent and in uniform with the brand new in-house style guide created by our Marketing team. You'll report to the Product Owner and be expected to build a close relationship with the Project Support Officer to define work for sprints. The sprint team will consists of Software Developers who you will work collaboratively with.
|What the specialist will work on
We're looking for a highly skilled UX/UI Designer to work on College Learn(CL), the newly improved user interface of the Managed Learning Environment (MLE). The platform allows Police forces nationally to complete e-Learning.
The requirement is to improve design, usability, navigation and information architecture of CL whilst delivering new functionality and value. Design solutions should adopt a 'mobile first' approach. Designers will be expected to use AdobeXD to create prototypes and design specs.
The product needs to be designed and coded in line with WCAG 2.0 accessibility requirements.
The delivery date for the BETA for the project is March 2019.
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|Westminster, London, SW1H 9JA
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|We prefer candidates to be already NPPV2 cleared as this can impact on project timescales, however we would be willing to take them through clearance for the right candidates. We also will need to take candidates through CTC as it is part of the security requirements to work at our office that is shared with NCA.
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Symptoms of blosting and fatigue after eating bread can often lead individuals to suspect that they have a wheat or gluten intolerance, but this is not necessarily the case. In general the making of bread for large retail markets involves a rapid industrial process that strips wheat of its nutrients. Additives and preservatives leave the bread indigestible. The Real bread campaign promotes the use of traditional bread making that does not involve processing aids or artificial additives.
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