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5 Easy Ways to Connect with Your Spirit Team
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Universal Confirmation
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Monday, 7 May 2012
RIP Peter Connolly
I read the very sad news today that Peter Connolly died on 2 May 2012. Artist, experimental archaeologist, historian, and all round inspiration to any right minded soul interested in ancient military history. This was the man who visited my partner's school when she was a child, bringing with him a load of Roman army kit and got the kids enjoying themselves with shields, swords and helmets. I never met Peter; he will be missed by many of us but always remembered.


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It's not unusual for teams to utilize common resources, upon which they are all dependent. An obvious (and sometimes painful) example is a company's IT infrastructure. People draw information from it, upload information through it and collaborate across it. They're all responsible for using those resources in an effective way, yet most of them aren't directly responsible for making that infrastructure work seamlessly when called upon. It's expected by users that "someone", commonly an IT Engineer or Network Administrator, is behind the scenes building, deploying and supporting the infrastructure for the benefit of the entire team. And that person often reports to a senior executive who is ultimately responsible for keeping those resources secure and accessible. IT is mission-critical stuff in business today.
Resources like IT are managed centrally because of the dire implications for the entire organization if they fail or are compromised. Yet other essential, but less conspicuous, business resources don't always receive the same level of focused attention. They also may not have someone in the organization who is ultimately responsible for it. That's when bottlenecks, service failures and operational inefficiencies creep in, often unnoticed, and limit or damage a company's potential for growth.
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concerts in 2018/2019 season
videos & more
2017/10 Haydn: Creation – Nun beut die Flur
2017/10 Haydn: Creation – Auf starkem Fittiche
2017/03 Haydn: Scena di Berenice
Respighi: Lauda per la Natività del Signore | Budapest, MüPa, 2013
Mozart: Exsultate Iubilate | Pécs, Bazilika, 2014
verdi: requiem
"Klára Kolonits was terrific last year as well; back then I felt mainly the spirituality in her singing, this year it was her overwhelming serenity and passion for life that was striking for me, as well as her gestures and her relationship with the other singers, that made me see them as an ensemble."
31st October 2015, mezeinezo.blog.hu, Zsuzsanna Makk
"Klára Kolonits delivered a collosal artistic experience. Tamás Vásáry found in her everything what he might need to put in his interpretation, a soprano able to fulfill each musical and vocal expectation of the conductor and the composer.
Kolonits such as Vásáry approached the piece from the spritual side, they saw in it not the most wonderful opera of Verdi, but really a mass, a sacred piece. Therefore from the first up to the last sound she was singing with a fantastic empathy, even transifiguration, even for a second she did not leave the atmosphere of the piece; was living in it, breathing its air, soundlessly singing even there, where there is no note for her in the score. Technically reached the highest level of all soprano soloists I've ever heard, equally perfect in the aetherical pianos as in striking fortes. (…) Out of her artistry one must name at least crystal clear tone and legato of Recordare, unusual inspiration in Agnus Dei and difficult high B flat a cappella in Libera me which was a never-heard secure, beautiful and full of light piano. Who once heard the following, neverending high C on the background of impressive chorus tableau, will most surely never forget it. Magical soprano of Klára Kolonits is a treasure and miracle of Hungarian music and I hope I will be able to listen to it many, many times. "
3rd November 2014, momus.hu, ppp
"There are singers, such as Klára Kolonits, who from the beginning until the end are visibly inspired, regardless if singing or not in the given moment, lives with the piece just as the conductor. Libera me was very genuine, we could really pray and hope together with the singer."
26th October 2014, mezeinezo.blog.hu, Zsuzsanna Makk
"Klára Kolonits' beautifully ethereal solo in Offertorium proved, that it would be a pity to stay home. (…) Libera me was as powerful and inspired as the whole piece, and in its final moment the soaring vocalise of Kolonits crowned in a proper way the beautiful production."
29th October 2011, revizoronline.hu, János Malina
"As we might have guessed, Klára Kolonits took the prime in the soloist quartet as is also determined by the part itself – out of four equally important singers, after all the soprano's part is the most difficult but also the most spectacular. Apparently Kolonits wasn't bothered by the fast tempos and sang equally brilliantly, with her bravura technique, as any other time."
12th November 2017, momus.hu, ppp
"Klára Kolonits sang the soprano solo with her usual professionalism, pliant and ethereal – but in the same time giving a distinct character to her part."
Mozart: Requiem | 9th May 2016, fidelio.hu, Endre Tóth
"Two concert arias and Constanze's aria from Entführung were exquisite. Kolonits sang with perfect technique and put all her heart into them."
Mozart: Concert arias | 2nd February 2016, Tiszatáj, Tamás Márok
full orchestral/choral repertoire
in chronological order
A. Vivaldi:
G. F. Händel:
Il Resurrezione: Angelo
G. Pergolesi:
Stabat Mater
J. Haydn:
Stabat Mater
Die Jahreszeiten
Die Schöpfung
Kleine Orgelmesse
Assorted concert arias:
Scena di Berenice
Infelice, sventurata
Ragion nell'alma siede
Aure chete
M. Haydn:
Kaiser Constantin I Feldung und Zieg
L. Boccherini:
Assorted concert arias
W. A. Mozart:
Mass in C minor
Coronation Mass
Davide Penitente
Regina Coeli
W. A. Mozart:
Laudate Dominum
Exultate, Jubilate
Assorted concert arias:
Vorrei spiegarvi, o Dio
No, che non sei capace
Popoli di Tessaglia
Schön lasst die holde Frühling
Ah, se in ciel benigne stelle
Voi avete un cor fedele
L. van Beethoven:
Symphony no. 9
G. Rossini:
Stabat Mater
F. Mendelssohn:
Hör mein Bitten, Herr
J. Brahms:
Ein Deutsches Requiem
G. Verdi:
F. Liszt:
Esztergomi Mise
Koronázási mise
A. Bruckner:
Te Deum
O. Respighi:
Lauda per la Natività del Signore
B. Britten:
Ceremony of Carols
Spring Symphony
J. Hubay:
Ara Pacis
G. Mahler:
Symphony no. 2
Symphony no. 8
Z. Kodály:
Budavári Te Deum
J. Soproni:
E. Petrovics:
I Cantata
S. Szokolay:
Tűz márciusa
Z. Jeney:
Halotti szertartás
G. Orbán:
Stabat Mater
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Wisdom of the Elements
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Although some people tend to mentally isolate each of the elements, and think of them each in a refined, purified form for magical purposes, there is nothing simple about the Element of Earth. It is a rich and beautifully complex element - being, as it is, the combination of them all. Earth is the manifestation - through form, structure, weight and density (i.e. substance) - of various combinations of the other three elements. Earth is mountains, valleys, caves, beaches, farmland, meadows, forests. Earth is the wood we burn for our warm cooking fires, or use to build into our shelters; Earth is the food we eat, the teas we drink, the medicines we take, the clothes we wear. Earth is the plant kingdom, the animal kingdom, the human kingdom, but most of all - earthiest of all, densest of all - the mineral kingdom. In short, the Element of Earth is about substance and structure.
Many of our European ancestors regarded the time period we call a day as beginning at twilight/sunset, so we will begin our study of the Elements and Directions with the direction of night - the North - and with the Element of Earth. Since we will be viewing the Four Elements in the context of the Four Directions in these chapters, we will start with a review of some information about the Direction associated with Earth. In the Western Mystery Tradition of which Wicca is a part, Earth is assigned to the Direction of North - the Northern Quarter of the Circle of the Year.
The North is the place of Winter, and of what is called in esoteric literature, the Midnight Sun. Because the sun never reaches North in the sky, North is the Direction of Mystery, of the unseen. The North Star is the Axis around which revolves the stars of the night sky. Altars generally face North in the Craft; sometimes they are placed in the North. The colors of North are the black of the Void, the black, brown and red of the soil, the browns, greens and russets of vegetation, and the white of winter snow.
North brings us the power to be silent (see the Magician's Wheel, pg 22), to listen as well as to speak, to keep secrets, to know what not to say. It is the direction of the Crone, the Old Wise One, who has seen it all, knows it all: the Goddess in her dark aspect. It is the direction of Death and Repose - the necessary rest that must come before the rebirth of Spring. As such it is the direction also of the various deities of the Underworld both masculine and feminine.
Since the element assigned to the North is Earth, the North is the place of the physical realm. Refer to the Table of Elemental Correspondences, pg 18, to see a more detailed list of these correspondences.
As East is the place of the sunrise and West is the place of the sunset, so North is the place of midnight - literally the middle of the night, the time of deepest darkness and most profound silence. Yet North is also the place of the "Midnight Sun," since it is at the year's Midnight, the point of winter solstice that the light of the sun is reborn. "From the darkness is born the light", as we say in our Yule ritual. Our survival of the dark, cold time of Winter is dependent upon the resources we have prepared throughout the Spring, Summer and Autumn to sustain us through this time. 'To see the Sun at Midnight' (a very old, metaphysical concept) is to experience, while still in physical form, the mysteries that lie beyond the gate of death; thus coming to a personal, inner knowing of the realities of spirit. In the ancient spiritual traditions, this particular initiation was only embarked upon by those who had undergone much preparation and training - analogous to the above mentioned Spring-Summer-Autumn preparation of resources in order to survive the Winter.
To see the Sun at Midnight' is to realize that from the heart of the darkness (death) is born the light (life). It is to realize that in the deepest of darkness shines an inner light, and that, by extension, the most dense and solid of all the realms, the physical plane, is suffused and permeated with the light/presence of Spirit.
This is very akin to the concept of the "stars within the earth," another very old concept which reminds us that deep within the darkness of the earth shines the "earth light," reminding us that earthly substance is one with the substance of the stars: we are all made from stardust, and that the light of spirit shines in the heart of matter. The North is the place of these great mysteries.
"From the darkness is born the light" is true in more ways than one, we realize, as we travel the Wheel of Life with its many days and nights, births and death, beginnings and endings, manifesting throughout the many areas of our life and beingness. At length, what we come to in our lives is "the light born from the darkness" - a wisdom born of experience and the insight it brings; a glowing awareness of our own True Self and Beingness, in the midst of all the False Selves clamoring for recognition. Wisdom is the distillation of our experiences. Having boiled and brewed ourselves up in the Cauldron of Life, wisdom is the quintessence of all our experiences, reduced to a few magically potent drops.
Key words for this direction are silence, mystery, wisdom, darkness, cold, death, repose, peace, rest, solidity and patience. Other correspondences associated with the Earth Element are structure, form, the physical body (along with its sustenance and growth), the earth (and her fertility), sensation and sensuality, strength, density, groundedness. The list could go on and on.
The Elemental energies are powerful, and each Element has a powerful being whose function is to mediate the power of the Element for maximum benefit and minimum damage. As previously mentioned, these beings have been referred to by various names throughout the world (see the Appendices for names of these Beings in other spiritual traditions). In the Craft we know them as the Guardians of the Watchtowers, or simply the Guardians. In magic they are referred to as the Archangels, and in certain Native American traditions they are referred to as the Spirit Keepers of the Directions. These beings are often thought of as defined, distinct and individualized Governing Intelligences who have "evolved" (or have been brought into being) for the purpose of controlling and safely mediating the raw Elemental power. Again, it is always wise, when working with an Element, to journey to meet its Guardian Being and form a good working relationship with this Being - no matter how you envision this Being's appearance to be. I envision them to be large, glowing, androgynous Beings, often prominently displaying the magical, Elemental "tool" they use to perform their function of controlling and mediating the particular power of the Element. But I try not to be too distinct and defined in my mental imagery, as I find that sometimes this interferes with what the energy itself wishes to show me.


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M&S Vote Tops 250
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Hi to all that voted to date. In a 7 week period since I first asked you to weigh in we have have had over 250 votes for our M&S poll. With over 86% of those who voted they would love to see Marks and Spencer return to Canada this is up from the 84% in the first 3 weeks.
It certainly appears that people are passionate about a national and international business that M&S is. Marc Bolland, M&S's new chief is settling in to his new role at M&S and hopefully within his mandate he and his team are looking for avenues of growth Internationally.
Not sure if people want just the food, the textiles or all but if you have a favourite let me know and and I will add it to blog. Again lets keep spreading the word and see where this can go. Will do the next post at 500, not sure how long that will take but whenever that happens you will see it here.
Thanks to all that have voted either way!
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Article featured on Issue 05 of Insight Retail Magazine link: http://www.insightretails.com/
One of the many questions that I keep wondering about, especially when I look at several successful retailers with fairly modest education backgrounds is "Are Retailers born or made?" There are several very prominent and founding fathers of Retail trade in the world that did not get an MBA or such academic tags and yet they are quoted in Business Journals all over. In Kenya here we have a number of Retail "gurus" that would compete comfortably in any Economy. That leads to my next puzzle "Can you create a Retailer?" Like all professions, there are fundamental characteristics or personality profile that would be ideal for a leader in Retail. For example, a Retailer has to be very patient, able to operate long hours, meet different people positively and be able to handle all kinds of money (in the past they used to bank like ksh10,000/- in 1/- and in fifty cents denominations).
In the present age however, Retail has developed systematically to the point that you can professionally separate the specific functions that combine to make it complete. People are now specializing in various aspects of Retail – like merchandising, customer service, marketing, supply chain, category management, marketing, floor selling and many others. Because of this, the staffs of Retail now qualify for training, subsequent performance appraisal and YES you can create a RETAILER.
Although Training is a costly exercise, there are several reasons why it should be undertaken by the Retailer, especially now when our consumers are very enlightened and know what they want out of an outlet. Decision makers know that Training has direct impact on the bottom line, and this generally slows decisions on whether to train or not. In the present age, this is an investment that cannot be ignored.
- In addition to the above, Retailer should train for the following reasons:
- Increase productivity – your staff get to know what they are expected to do
- For Performance Management – helps you to set standards for performance
- For Consistency in Product Quality and Service – no mistakes
- For Employee Retention – empowered and motivated
- To be Competitive – be in line with the market
- To Remain Current and Relevant – not to be left behind with "fashion" and demand shifts
- Social Responsibility – improve society
I give credit to many Retail organizations for setting up active Human Resource Management Departments to manage the Human Capital, and also to spearhead the Training activities. Most Retail Organizations look outside for trainers, who come perform their one or two day action and move on. It is fundamental that Training is supported from within; especially the CEOs personal seal has to be evident for it to be effective in the long run.
- Yes! Get the professional trainers from outside, but ensure the total participation of the following from within the organization:
- Senior Company Management – especially CEO
- Management and Team Leaders
- Fellow Staff members/Team members
- Technical Specialist for specific activities
Let training be a continuous activity in the Retailer's strategy. Let the cost be a secondary consideration. BUT PLEASE BE INVOLVED IN THE TRAINING.
There are many types of training that is open to the Retailer, depending on the stage of staff development. Some are listed here below:
- Functional Training – This is the foundation training for all members of staff, it can be in the form of orientation, information or general introduction to operations of the organization. If this is not done, you will have staff that lack direction, they may end up being inducted by others who may have already developed bad habit and shortcuts. Ideally needs to be conducted by Internal staff, but can be supplemented by outside trainers on specific areas like Customer Service
- Management Training – This is the type where you equip your managers with specific skills that will enable performance monitoring and implementation of controls. For any staff to be promoted to the next level, they need to be subjected to this type of training. This training is very specific and would generally require an expert from outside at least to start the process. But it is important that managers within the Retail are allocated designated duties that will ensure that skills imparted by the trainer are adhered to and successfully implemented.
- Technical Training – There are specific technical jobs in the Retail where you are supposed to recruit staff that are already qualified and possess the skills you need – for example IT, Maintenance, Finance and many others. However, you may have some junior staff that has the potential, but not the qualification. You can train such and fit them into specific positions. You may also have Technical requirements for growth – ISO standards etc – such require technical training
The Retailer needs some caution on Training; otherwise it will be a waste of resources. After Training, it is important to provide the right environment for application of skills acquired through this training. If this does not happen, the Retailer will lose staff to competitors or even to total different industries. Training opens the minds of staff and sometimes gives them courage to demand some rights (that is the reason why some Retailers avoid it) Therefore after an effective training, the Retailer should be prepared to accommodate staff with higher skills.
In addition to the above, the Retailer should be aware of the following:
- Provide the Right Training that takes account of:
- The need for a skill
- The absence of a skill
- Provide Employees with skills they currently need but do not have
- Provide skills that are in line with your organizations vision and strategy
- Do not provide skills that simply drive your trained staff to competition
- Establish if the challenges facing you is "A WON'T DO" or "A CAN'T DO" situation
- The primary step in training for the Retailer is the Training Needs Analysis which should address the following issues:
- What skills do your employees require?
- Match your skills inventory to your staff
- Identify the skills gap/gaps
- Decide whether the gaps can be satisfactorily filled by internal training and who can do this?
- Search for external relevant trainers that can provide skills for those identified gaps
Many Retailers complain of bad training experiences, to the point that they are not interested in any further activities. Several reasons can be given for such lack of success, apart from the quality of the provider. I have identified some as follows:
- No commitment from top management – is there evidence to the staff of top management support to the training activity? Is top management willing to change and accommodate the new skills level?
- Wrong TNA – Was the need there in the first place?
- No follow up to the training – If training was done by an outside Trainer, do they come back to check progress, and if they do is management listening?
- No commitment from the trainees – What criteria did you use in selecting trainees, and does the training lead to improvement of status?
- Very low budgets therefore poor quality of training
- "WON'T DO SYNDROME" – Sometimes your staff are simply rebellious, they know what they are supposed to do but they "WON'T DO." In that case training will not help, look for another method
Finally, it is important to appreciate what our Government does to assist industries to improve performance. Through National Training Authority, your training will be subsidized to the level of your contribution. Most Retailers have been contributing less than their employees and are therefore not able to claim any reasonable reimbursement. This contribution is a statutory deduction and it is for your total benefit.
Training keeps you smiling to your customers!
Jasper Ouma
Chief Trainer and Proprietor
Distribution Management Systems Ltd (DMS Ltd)
email@example.com Cell – 0722726055
Issue 05 of Insight Retail Magazine is now available online from link: http://www.insightretails.com/ ; just click on the cover page and read online.


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The sofa and chairs have a 70s feel about them. I made the table and stools/bedside tables from craft box tops and basswood. Simple, but effective.
The pareo fabric reminded me both of tivaevae, the wonderful quilts made by Cook Island women, but also of Marimeko fabric that was so popular in the 70s,and seems now to be returning. I quilted around the hibiscus flower to give the cover some dimension. The bed base is covered with brown grosgrain ribbon.
I bought her a simple 2 drawer chest from Michaels which made a perfect 2 story modern townhouse (minus the drawers). My next project is to use my new dremel to build her an efficiency kitchen.
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Please note that Mommsen uses the AUC chronology (Ab Urbe Condita), i.e. from the founding of the City of Rome. You can use this reference table to have the B.C. dates
From: The History of Rome, by Theodor Mommsen
Translated with the sanction of the author by William Purdie Dickson
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Leading Schools - Newer Academy - Epicurus and Zeno
Besides the historico-rationalistic conception of religion, which resolved the myths into biographies of various benefactors of the human race living in the grey dawn of early times whom superstition had transformed into gods, or Euhemerism as it was called,(8) there were chiefly three philosophical schools that came to be of importance for Italy; viz. the two dogmatic schools of Epicurus (484) and Zeno (491) and the sceptical school of Arcesilaus (513) and Carneades (541-625), or, to use the school-names, Epicureanism, the Stoa, and the newer Academy.
8. Cf. III. XIII. Irreligious Spirit
The last of these schools, which started from the impossibility of assured knowledge and in its stead conceded as possible only a provisional opinion sufficient for practical needs, presented mainly a polemical aspect, seeing that it caught every proposition of positive faith or of philosophic dogmatism in the meshes of its dilemmas. So far it stands nearly on a parallel with the older method of the sophists; except that, as may be conceived, the sophists made war more against the popular faith, Carneades and his disciples more against their philosophical colleagues.
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Competition: Spark:Product
Designer: Vlad Kardashov
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Company / Organization / School: FLIR Systems
Imagine if you can monitor a day in a minute via your Smartphone? That is possible with the FLIX FX, a Wi-Fi-enabled video monitoring system for home, work, and play that works both online and off in a variety of environments. It's perfect for watching over your place while you're away or to take with you to capture your adventures on land, sea, air or under water. With resolutions up to 1080p and a wide 160° field of view, FLIR FX gives users HD image quality. The camera also has an internal battery that can run up to four hours with continuous use. Optimized for connectivity with smartphones/tablets, users can connect to the camera over the Internet or use its Wi-Fi hotspot to create a secure, direct connection without any Internet access. Users also have the ability to record video to a removable Micro-SD card, review events that are recorded utilizing motion detection algorithms, communicate with two-way audio, and quickly review hours of video with FLIR's Cloud-based RapidRecap capability. RapidRecap is a new technology which compiles recorded events into condensed, real-time video clips. Other features include night vision, push notifications, alerts for motion and audio detection, temperature and humidity monitoring.


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EU-funded projects OPTIMED – OPTImized MEDical education: horizontal and vertical connections, innovations and efficiency in practice
Coordinator: Komenda Martin
Duration: 2012–2014
The primary effort of the OPTIMED project is a comprehensive innovation of the General Medicine study field and a strengthening of lessons focused on the solution, matching the future clinical or academic job of the graduate.
The OPTIMED project strives to create an innovative dynamic platform to make orientation in the lessons easier for students and teachers alike and make the knowledge and skills of students in practice more efficient. The key parameter in the system is its dynamism, i.e. its ability to absorb new knowledge in medicine and incorporate it rationally into patient-oriented learning. The primary task is not any radical change in learning, but to map the current state at the Faculty of Medicine and allow better orientation and transparency across learning thanks to a suitable choice of ICT.
- Expert guarantor: Prof Jaroslav Sterba, MD, PhD
- Citation: Komenda M., Schwarz D., Bienertová-Vašků J., Zitterbart K., Vašků A., Rektorová I., Souček M., Plánka L., Veverková L., Smrčka M., Štěrba J., Bareš M., Mayer J., Dušek L. Portal OPTIMED - optimised education in general medicine [online]. Faculty of Medicine at Masaryk University [2013]. On-line available: http://opti.med.muni.cz. ISSN 2336-6648
- Funding: Education for Competitiveness Operational Programme (ECOP): OPTIMED – OPTImized MEDical education: horizontal and vertical connections, innovations and efficiency in practice (CZ.1.07/2.2.00/28.0042)
- Brief overview of results: you can find more detailed information on the website of the OPTIMED project


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Designing Airport Terminals for Transfer Passengersby Richard de Neufville, (M.ASCE), Prof.; Dept. of Civ. Engrg., and Chmn., Tech. and Policy Program, MIT, Cambridge, Mass.,
Ignazio Rusconi-Clerici, (A.M.ASCE), Principal; Tekne-URC, Milan, Italy,
Serial Information: Transportation Engineering Journal of ASCE, 1978, Vol. 104, Issue 6, Pg. 775-787
Document Type: Journal Paper
This paper examines the question of how airport terminals ought to be designed to serve transfer passengers, an issue that designers generally neglect. The first section provides a procedure for calculating the number of transfers at airports in the United States, a statistic previously inaccessible; and shows how this figure has fluctuated at major hubs in recent years. These data also indicate that, as a general rule, the percentage of transfers at American airports equals the percentage of those that are on-line. The second section investigates the relative desirability of pier-finger and gate-arrival terminals, using the passengers' average walking distance as a criterion. Using the data on transfers, it appears that pier-finger configurations are preferable when the rate of total trasnfers exceeds 30%. With appropriate considweration of local circumstances and the fact that transfer rates can change significantly over a few years, this general rule can be used as one of the factors in choosing between designs for airport terminals.
Subject Headings: Airport terminals | Passengers | Statistics | United States
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April 2, 2006
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Pick a storyline for Florida State's Sunday afternoon 4-3 victory over No. 4 Duke.
First, the No. 27 Seminoles upset the top-ranked team in the ACC, junior Jonathas Sucupira logged a singles upset over the No. 37-ranked player in the country, the Ytai Abougzir/Chris Westerhof pair upset a higher-ranked doubles team, freshman Chris Cloer was down 5-1 in the second set and rallied for the win, and freshman Maciek Sykut sealed the deal for FSU with a three-set triumph at No. 4 singles.
FSU rolled to its fourth win in five outings as the Seminoles improved to 12-9 overall and 5-2 in league action; the Blue Devils dropped to 12-5, 4-1 ACC and registered its first league loss.
Of the 24 times FSU and Duke have met, the Seminoles won for just the fifth time ever today.
"This is our third top-10 win this year," an elated Florida State head coach Dwayne Hultquist said. "Duke is clearly the best team we have played. We were a little disappointed on how we played on Friday night and how that turned out. So, I was proud at how our team bounced back. I thought that even in the singles matches we lost today we competed really well. I think this was one of our best overall days of the year."
Florida State came out dry in doubles action and dropped matches at Nos. 2 and 3 as the Blue Devils took the first team point. However, the Seminoles' No. 1 pair of Ytai Abougzir and Chris Westerhof, ranked No. 37 in the country, did upset Duke's No. 29 Jonathan Stokke and Joey Atas by a healthy 8-3 margin.
In singles play, both teams went head-to-head from the start.
FSU evened the score to 1-1 when Westerhof raced away with a 6-3, 6-2 win against Atas at No. 5. A half an hour later, an emotionally-charged Sucupira upset No. 37 Stokke 6-2, 7-6(4) at No. 2 as the Seminoles took the 2-1 lead. Duke answered back (2-2) as No. 62 Peter Rodrigues upended Sam Chang 6-3, 6-4 in the third spot as all eyes settled in on courts 1, 4 and 6.
Sykut and Cloer, two freshmen competing for FSU at No. 4 and 6, once again come through for the home team. The two of them were the only Seminoles to record victories against No. 8 North Carolina last Friday night and they did it once again versus Duke. Sykut took care of Atas (6-3, 3-6, 6-2) and Cloer battled from a 5-1 deficit in the second set to win 6-2, 7-6(5) against Christopher Bao Brown at No. 6.
"Chris was down 5-1 in the second set and he got to where he started punishing the guy," Hultquist said. "He started to not give any free points away. One of the things that he has really improved on is finishing around the net…that was the difference in the second set and the comeback. As far as Maciek goes, there is so much to say about his competitive nature and ability to rise during certain occasions. He fought hard today and sealed the win for us in the third set. I am very proud of our entire team effort."
Duke picked up its third point at No. 1 when fifth-ranked Ludovic Walter defeated Abougzir in three sets 4-6, 6-2, 6-2.
Florida State will travel to Virginia Tech and Virginia next Friday and Sunday for 3 and 1pm matches.
April 2, 2006
1. No. 37 Abougzir/Westerhof (FSU) def. No. 29 Atas/Stokke (DU) 8-3
2. Amritraj/Rodrigues (DU) def. Chang/Sucupira (FSU) 8-2
3. Samuelson/Walter (DU) def. Cloer/Sykut (FSU) 8-1
1. No. 5 Ludovic Walter (DU) def. No. 65 Ytai Abougzir 4-6, 6-2, 6-2
2. Jonathas Sucupira (FSU) def. No. 37 Jonathan Stokke (DU) 6-2, 7-6(4)
3. No. 62 Peter Rodrigues(DU) def. Sam Chang (FSU) 6-3, 6-4
4. Maciek Sykut (FSU) vs. Joey Atas (DU) 6-3, 3-6, 6-2
5. Chris Westerhof (FSU) vs. Kiril Dimitrov (DU) 6-3, 6-2
6. Chris Cloer (FSU) vs. Christopher Bao Brown (DU) 6-2, 7-6(5)
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Regional Marketing Specialist - Commercial Lines
- Employer
- Merchants Insurance Group
- Location
- Buffalo, New York
- Salary
- Our salary is commensurate with experience plus an exceptional bonus and benefit package
- Posted
- Mar 12, 2018
- Closes
- May 11, 2018
- Category
- Sales
- Job Type
- Full Time
- Career Level
- Experienced (Non-Manager)
Merchants Insurance Group, a Northeast leader in Property & Casualty Insurance has an immediate career opportunity for a experienced Regional Marketing Specialist (RMS) to support our Ohio agents. The RMS will be stationed in our Corporate Headquarters, located in Buffalo, NY with occasional travel to visit agents within the state of Ohio (at least 1 week a month).
The Regional Marketing Specialist for our Ohio territory is charged with supporting, collaborating, and appointing independent insurance agents in the state of Ohio to assist them in achieving their goals in servicing their clients while working to achieve the company's commercial lines growth and profitability goals. Core responsibilities include: Gain a deep understanding of the market, programs and products, and work closely with agency partners to understand their needs, and their clients' needs; maintain accurate Agency Profile's; develop and deliver product and sales training to our agency partners using all available technologies; develop agency plans, and take ownership for helping agents meet their goals; take affirmative actions to meet the company's regional growth and profitability goals. This position is primarily an inside position, located in our Buffalo, NY office that does require occasional travel to visit agents within the state of Ohio, at least 1 week a month. A valid driver's license is required.
Qualified candidates will possess a Four-year college degree in sales and marketing or another business-related field or equivalent work experience. Previous Commercial Lines experience required. Sales and Customer Service experience beneficial.
Sales driven with a high energy level. Strong organizational, verbal and written communication skills are required. Well developed presentation skills. Ability to use online conferencing tools such as Skype and GoToMeeting. Superior customer service skills. Proficiency with Powerpoint, Word and Excel is required. Ability to travel to Ohio at least 1 week a month.


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Event Report-China's 19th Party Congress
26 October 2017
On 24 October the EU-Asia Center organized a panel discussion on the implications of China's 19th Party Congress held from 18 October to 24 October in Beijing. Opening the event, Fraser Cameron, Director of EU-Asia Centre, pointed out it was most timely to hold this conversation following the once-every five years Party Congress and discuss its impacts on the party, the state, the EU and the world.
Kerry Brown, Director of the Lau Institute, London and author of several books on China, said it was clear that this Congress was presented as a much more global event than last time in 2012. China's domestic policies are now global, as it is behaving more and more as a global power. The party narrative was designed to show the people were the masters but the CCP would implement agreed policy. The party's tasks were hugely complicated given the amount f detail in the 3.5 hours of report plus the 14 strategic objectives. Implementation would be critical. China was facing rising expectations both inside and outside the country. This was inevitable given the rise of China. A key question was whether Xi and the party could deliver and fulfill the hopes of a rising Chinese middle class, which was hungry and fierce. To deal with these high expectations, Chinese elites need a strong narrative especially when the gap between the so-called "great future" and the "tough today" is narrowing and the "good time" is kind of coming.
Yang Xiaoguang, Counsellor, Chinese Mission to the EU, outlined how the 19th Party Congress aimed to ensure a stable and prosperous future for China. Building on the political report presented during the Congress, he illustrated this from six perspectives: China's enduring commitment to its own original path 'Socialism with Chinese Characteristics'; an increased focus on a "beautiful China" laying emphasis on green and sustainable development over GDP growth; a more open China and a reaffirmed commitment to the opening-up policy including protection of FDI and more market access; continuing reform in all aspects; putting people first in the education, employment, social security, poverty reduction fields; strict discipline applied to the party itself (establishment of the sun-system for supervision). While the report mainly focused on domestic policies, it laid out a few guidelines for future foreign policy. China's development meant big opportunities and growth for the world. The goals would include the establishment of a new type of major power relations, promoting OBOR and reforming global governance. China's development would fully benefit bilateral relations, especially in the context of the EU-China Year of Tourism that will take place next year. He concluded by one sentence: "China's development is good for the world and China-EU relations".
Song Xinning, China Director of Brussels Academy for China and European Studies and Director of Confucius Institute at VUB, said there were few surprises at the Party Congress. The so called "new era" did not seem so new to him because while China's development was entering a new stage, the strategy was still a continuation of Deng Xiaoping's Reform and Opening Up policy. But it was new in regard to the "new principle of contradiction", which aimed to address the problem of unbalanced economic development and social injustice and to establish common prosperity for everyone. Besides, the new focus of deepening reforms would be improving the social and political governance capacities, rather than focusing solely on economic development. The "new era" would also prioritize "law-based governance" in the first stage (2020-2035), and then "rule of law" in the second stage (2035-2050). Despite all these, the initial stage of socialism would not be changed by 2050 and China would continue to behave as a developing country in world affairs. No big changes to foreign policy were underscored in the report, apart from the new type of "balanced great power relationships". The OBOR Initiative was not a major topic in the report with only one sentence, but it had been included in the party's statutes.
Ellis Mathews, Head of Division China, EEAS, elaborated on the commonalities between EU and China, as outlined in the report. These included harnessing globalization, contributing to the reform of global governance, focusing on sustainable development, technologies and innovation.
In the discussion questions were raised about how to perceive the democratic elements in the report (it will take time), the state of Sino-Russian partnership (massively one-sided), the impacts of technology on social harmony in China (what would the government do with big data?), the prospects and challenges of EU-China relationship (no major changes expected).
Closing the discussion, Fraser Cameron said that one thing was abundantly clear. As China moved into a new era, the world should be paying more and more attention to China as its policies and development track impacted on everyone.


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Work on third Midtown park set for finish in the fall
After recent completion of upgrades at two neighborhood parks, Midtown residents will soon see completion of another one.
Midtown Park, located at the corner of Bagby and Gray streets, is set to be completed this fall. The improvements include a performance space with Midtown signage, a new water feature, a dog run and a food kiosk.
In the meantime, residents can enjoy new amenities at Baldwin Park, 1701 Elgin St., and Glover Park at 3118 Austin St. Both parks wrapped up $915,000 worth of improvements earlier this year, including lighting upgrades, improved jogging trails, the addition of new playground equipment and enhanced landscaping at Baldwin Park. Updates on these projects were discussed at the district's annual meeting last week at Houston Community College-Central Campus. Construction of the Baldwin and Glover park projects was funded by Midtown Redevelopment Authority. The new playground equipment at Baldwin was funded by Midtown Management District, which will be responsible for ongoing maintenance at all the parks.
District board member Monte Large said the district listened to residents' needs when deciding how to upgrade Baldwin.
"People wanted playground equipment for older kids," he said.
Improvements at Glover include new landscaping and lawn space, seating, a dog run, an exercise platform and cultural exhibits.
Renovations to both parks have met with a favorable public response, said Marlon Marshall, the district's manager of capital projects.
"According to the community, they are being well-used," he said.
The new features and amenities at Baldwin and Glover parks were recognized by the Houston-Galveston Area Council with a Parks and Natural Areas Award. In addition to green space improvements, the district reported on upcoming construction work slated for Caroline Street. The Midtown Redevelopment Authority is funding the $9 million project with help from a $4 million Texas Department of Transportation grant.
The work will include complete roadway reconstruction with new concrete pavement and public utility upgrades along Caroline fom Pierce to Holman streets. There will also be sidewalk improvements including new landscaping and a designated bike lane.
Large, an avid cyclist, said the proposed bike path will be marked with green paint and will be the first such bike route in Houston.
Marshall said the project is set to be put out for bid in December or January with construction to follow later next year.


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Hi everyone,
I thought it was about time I put in a proper mention of broadjam.com
It's not a music collaboration site, so it doesn't fit the criteria for inclusion on the main list. To do anything useful, it costs and I prefer free, fun sites. They do have applications for registering copyrights so you can sell your songs. Unfortunately, it is fairly pricey. About fifty dollars per song I believe.
The reason I am mentioning it even though it doesn't fit the criteria is because I have been on their mailing list for years and almost everyday they send me offers to buy songs. Many are modest offers of only a few hundred dollars per song. However, lately these offers to buy songs have become much more substantial. Many are in the tens of thousands of dollars. I have never submitted a song myself, but the numbers they throw around are interesting. What's the catch? I don't have a clue. I just thought it was interesting and anyone who is interested in monetizing might want to check it out.
PS. If anyone makes money at this, please let us know. Good Luck.
The future is now. Let's get started. With the improvements in bandwidth over the past few years it's easy to collaborate with musicians all over the world. Phone apps anyone?
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Our disabled list grows, but so does the main list.
It's always a little sad to me when one goes. The good news is the main list grows as well. A big welcome to www.scratchaudio.com and www.collaborationkingdom.com
I have added these to to the disabled list.
Three others have reassigned to other genres of our world and are unlikely to return.
I have added these to to the disabled list.
Three others have reassigned to other genres of our world and are unlikely to return.
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Getting the Drop on Nature
Halloween is just a week away. In celebration, this month's installation of our Reuniting Finley and Bohlman series takes a look at costumes—the innovative wildlife photographer's best friend. William Finley and his collaborators are renowned for their ingenuity and stubborn … Continue reading
Herman Bohlman, the Man Behind the Lens
In this month's installment of our ongoing series, Reuniting Finley and Bohlman, about our efforts to digitize the collections of nature photographer William Finley, we shift our focus to explore the life of Herman Bohlman, Finley's childhood friend and partner … Continue reading
Happy 140th Birthday William Finley!
Long before the people of Oregon took to their local parks in search of Pidgeys and Spearows on Pokemon Go, William Finley and his childhood friend Herman Bohlman were out with their cameras on breaks from school capturing Oregon's pigeons and … Continue reading
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text: All the news, in short: 2006 kicked ass, we got 7th place out of 72 teams with a team high 12740 points, and the Sprengelers simply rock for pulling through last minute with a home for us. I swear, I'll update the whole damn site eventually! I've got pictures from 2005 and 2006 to put up, as well as the 2006 Quote Board. And I'm learning how to do RSS feeds and all the like… So, obviously I'm making this more complicated than I need to. Anywho, at least the forums are kept up to date. Keep in touch there, eh?


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There is a healthy and active community of Mender users. We encourage everyone to help it continue to grow by connecting with other users, contributing code, and answering questions on the mailing list. There are several ways to get involved:
Mender Hub is the community forum for board integrations. Get help porting Mender to your specific board, discuss with other community members, and contribute your own integrations!
We encourage you to watch, fork or star the Mender repositories and to contribute code to the project.
Report a bug and help us improve Mender!
Our public bug tracker is available at https://tracker.mender.io/projects/MEN
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So, what do I do when I am not being a Mum, a wife, an employee or an obsessive crafter? Well, at this time of the year I do what my mother taught me to do........I spring clean the house!!!
But this year with limited time, energy and enthusiasm I am changing the way I do it. Instead of spending a whole weekend (or two) up to my eyeballs in dust and stuff I didn't even remember I had, I am doing one part (not even one room) each evening. I know that as a whole it will take longer to do, but each part gets a really good going over and it doesn't seem like a never ending chore or bore.
I obviously won't blogger bore you with every evenings cleaning (I can hear that sigh of relief from here) but I did want to share the start with you.
Before After
This is my bedroom wardrobe. I am very fortunate, and appreciative to have a Mum who makes beautiful quilts, so we have a HUGE collection of them. It took a lot of man handling and a step ladder to get them all sorted out. The kids, rather wisely< fled the house when they saw the step ladder :)
These are the quilts for our bed, and the 9 year old's bed. The 13 year old's quilts are in another wardrobe in another room. I will (eventually) get to them.
Before Before After
Now, as long as no one needs a quilt for the next year, this is how the wardrobe will stay.......not likely I know, but I can dream.
I am planning on starting in the kitchen tonight, and as promised I won't share that with you. After all, how exciting can egg cups and (empty) muffin trays be?????


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Right now Channel 4 in the U.K. is running Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams—U.S. viewers will be able to see it once it gets on Amazon Prime next year. To my eye the series appears to be an almost slavish attempt to recapitulate the magic of Charlie Brooker's dazzling Black Mirror, but really, any excuse to adapt ten early-period Philip K. Dick short stories with movie stars and high production values is A-OK with me.
The series was developed by Michael Dinner (Chicago Hope) and Ronald D. Moore (Battlestar Galactica) and features, in the various episodes, such familiar faces as Steve Buscemi, Bryan Cranston, Anna Paquin, Vera Farmiga, Terence Howard, and Greg Kinnear.
Episode list:
"The Hood Maker" (originally published in 1955)
"The Impossible Planet" (1953)
"The Commuter" (1953)
"Crazy Diamond" ("Sales Pitch," 1954)
"Real Life" ("The Exhibit Piece," 1954)
"Human Is" (1955)
"Kill All Others" (Published as "The Hanging Stranger," 1953)
"Autofac" (1955)
"Safe And Sound" (Published as "Foster, You're Dead!" in 1955)
"Father Thing" (Published as "The Father-Thing," 1954)
In connection with the visionary themes of solipsism, madness, and unhinged reality, the series' makers recruited Robyn Hitchcock and Graham Coxon of Blur, Kevin Armstrong, Johnny Daukes, and Jon Estes to collaborate on a cover of "Octopus," by rock and roll's most famous mental ward occupant, Syd Barrett. "Octopus" is the first song on the second side of Barrett's first solo album, 1970's The Madcap Laughs. One thing that sets "Octopus" apart is that this is the song in which the lyric "the madcap laughs" appears.
More after the jump…


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There are 5 Families in the Wyre Forest School Sport Partnership. These are the Stourport Family, Bewdley Family, Wolverley Family, Kidderminster Family and the Habberley Family.
Each Family, made up of a High School and its feeder Primary Schools, is 'led' by a School Sport Co-ordinator - a member of PE staff released one day per week to work for the School Sport Partnership.
Previous page: Calendar of events
Next page: The Partnership Map, Diagram And Contacts


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Developers, please feel free to chime in here as well because it's your products I will be using this system for to compile my reviews with.
So far I am looking at the below specs:
- 3rd Generation Intel Core i7-3770 processor 3.4GHz with Turbo Boost 2.0 Technology up to 3.9GHz
- Intel B75 Express Chipset
- 12GB DDR3 Dual-Channel Memory
- NVIDIA Geforce@ GT630 Graphics with 2GB of Discrete Video Memory
- 2TB 7200 RPM SATA Hard Drive
Basically, these are the best specs I could find thus far for the money I want to spend factoring what I will also need to pay over the top for upgraded parts and labor.
Good path or bad path? I am looking to make this happen as soon as this weekend... and as late as whenever...
Even my wife think it's ridiculous that I haven't upgraded yet. Now that's pathetic.
Here is my current system for those asking. I bought it back in 2010 and it was always meant as a temporary system to hold me over as my previous system before this crashed and I could not live without my FS. I am sure you all understand.
- Intel Core i7-860 2.8GHz with turbo boost to 3.3GHz
- ATI Radeon HD5850,


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Watchdog urges overhaul of green energy scheme
Developers of renewable energy schemes such as wind farms are profiteering from the Government's drive to curb carbon emissions by making customers pay more for their electricity than is necessary, the energy regulator Ofgem warned yesterday.
Publishing figures which reveal that the cost of the so-called "renewables obligation" is at least eight times greater than other schemes designed to combat climate change, Ofgem called for a wholesale shake-up of the current arrangements.
The obligation works by requiring energy suppliers to buy a certain proportion of their electricity from renewable sources or buy certificates to cover the shortfall. The cost of this is then passed on to the end customer.
Ofgem calculates that since the obligation was introduced in 2002 customers have been overcharged by £740m. The scheme adds £7 to the average annual bill at present, but by 2015 this will have risen to £20. At present, 5 per cent of the UK's electricity comes from renewable sources, but this is due to rise to 20 per cent by 2020.
The regulator said the way the scheme worked meant that customers paid more even if renewable generation projects did not get built or were delayed, for instance by planning problems.
It also said that because the level of subsidy under the scheme was not linked to the wholesale price of electricity or the market price of carbon, developers were benefiting at customers' expense, as electricity prices rose. "This is leading to much higher returns for current renewable generators than investors expected or required."
The regulator calculates that it costs between £184 and £481 to cut a tonne of carbon under the renewables obligation. This compares with a cost of between £12 and £70 under the European Union's emissions trading scheme and £18 to £40 under the Climate Change Levy.
The Department for Trade and Industry last night rejected Ofgem's criticisms, saying: "The Renewables Obligation is here to stay." However, it is proposing changes to the obligation so that subsidies are banded according to the type and cost of technology involved.
Ofgem said this did not go far enough, and called for a new scheme under which the level of subsidy is linked to the wholesale electricity price and long-term contracts are auctioned to guarantee renewable developers a fixed return.
Alistair Buchanan, chief executive of Ofgem, said: "We think that a review of the scheme could provide more carbon reductions and promote renewable generation at a lower cost to consumers who are already facing higher energy bills."
By Michael Harrison, Business Editor
Published: 23 January 2007
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Archive » 2017 » 2017. 04 » Kovács, Zoltán: Main Reasons for Joining Producers' Organisation and their Influence on the Market Activity of the Participants
Main Reasons for Joining Producers' Organisation and their Influence on the Market Activity of the Participants
Kovács, Zoltán
Keywords: sale, motivation, services, producer organisation, fruit and vegetables, Q13
Producer organisations (POs) in the leading vegetable and fruit producing European Union (EU) Member States have a key role in the coordination of product path; their market share exceeds 40%, and in some countries even reaches 90%. Typically, the market share of these organisations is rather low, around 20% in those countries – including Hungary – which joined the EU from 2004 onwards. Considering the current situation of the sector, however, it is necessary to strengthen the position of producer organisations. Exploring the reasons and motivations behind entering these types of partnerships and conducting sales through these organisations can be a very useful addition to this. This is the main objective of the present study.
The results of questionnaire survey carried out among the members of PAPRIKAKERT TÉSZ Producer Organisation Ltd have shown that the main motivation for farmers to enter the cooperation is the possibility of reducing risks regarding sales. Another important motive, is the potential exploitation of other services offered by the organisation. The survey has confirmed that the good personal relationships, high level of trust and the availability of a logistical background, which can adapt flexibly to the needs of member farms, have the greatest impact in encouraging the members to sell their produce through POs. The advantages, which can be realized through buying-in prices and payment conditions can be regarded as further motives. However, the possibility of using other services provided by the PO are among the less important factors. The outcomes of research can be compared with the results of earlier studies made in similar topics. The examinations carried out in MÓRAKERT and ZÖLD-TERMÉK cooperatives in 2008 and 2009 reached essentially the same conclusions.
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SU's SNA organization raises over $1,000 for cancer survivors
The Southern University Student Nursing Association (SNA) presented a $1,015 check to the Mary Bird Perkins-Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Center to support the breast cancer survivorship program.
SNA raised the funds as part of their participation in "Geaux Pink Week" held in October with their annual pink bracelet and bake sale.
Kymberly McCoy, asst. professor of SU's School of Nursing, is proud of this year's donation. "This has been the most we have raised in the last three years we have been doing the fundraiser. Normally we raise anything between $150 to $300."
This year's fundraiser consisted of a better quality of pink bracelets that were not only for women but also men for $3 said McCoy. Tradition continued with the bake sale but in addition, a junior level nursing class collaborated to donate $289 to the cause.
"They really worked hard and hustled hard," said McCoy. She thinks what also contributes to their extra push this go around is due to the fact that, "I am currently undergoing cancer treatment and we had a former (nursing faculty) member who recently passed away from breast cancer. It is very important to the students here and means a lot to them," said McCoy.
The survivorship program is design to assist survivors in exiting one's treatment and the care to bringing them back into their everyday life through nutrition, education, counseling, and medication to name a few. It is anything needed for a survivor.
Associate Director of Development at Mary Bird Perkins-Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Center, Kaitlyn Guerin said, "From the moment a patient is diagnosed at our Cancer Center they are considered a survivor, and all of our efforts are focused on getting them back to living their lives. And one of the tools we use to do this is our survivorship program. The funds raised by the nursing school through Geaux Pink will go a long way in funding survivorship services, which includes physical, psychological and social components so each patient can more emerge as a stronger cancer survivor," said Guerin.


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Date 21 Feb 2019
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Vintage Shearling Sheepskin Coat in Brown Suede
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QUOTE // Look on the bright side of life!
Just like no rain, no flowers, there is always a good way to look at things. And when you start deciding to look at things positively, your day will always brighten. So instead of cowering under your umbrella next time it rains, why don't you run out and dance in the confetti!


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Registration Timeline
Registration for Summer and Fall classes opens in April for current students. Registration for Interim and Spring classes opens in November for current students.
Please follow the steps on this page and instructions on the links below to complete your on line registration and obtain answers to registration questions. For information and questions about final exams and important dates, go to this page: Important Dates and Schedules.
When to Register
View the registration schedule to find your date and time to register.
Plan for Registration
- Use the Advising Checklist to prepare to meet with your advisor
- Resolve all holds
- Plan out your courses for Interim and Spring 2019 using the registration worksheet (pdf) and the Course Meeting/Mod Schedule (pdf)
Register for Classes
Once you have a registration plan, it's easy to register for courses online.
- Go to the Registration Channel in MyBethel.
- Select Add or Drop Classes.
- Select the appropriate term and click on Class Search.
- Search by Subject or do an Advanced Search to find more specific results.
- When you've found a course you'd like to add, check the box and click Register or Add to Worksheet.
- Submit your changes when you're finished.
Registration Assistance
Need some help with online registration? Check out the following resources:
- Step by Step Instructions including how to waitlist for a closed course.
- Step by Step Instructions with Screenshots
- How to Look Up the Course Schedule Online
- Registration Error Messages (and what to do next)
- Course Number Crosswalk (pdf)
What if the class you want is full? You can add yourself to the waitlist to see if a spot opens.
- Go to the Registration channel in MyBethel.
- Select Add or Drop Classes.
- Select the appropriate term.
- Under the section Add Classes to Worksheet, enter the CRN number of the class you'd like to add.
- Submit changes.
- Add yourself to the waitlist and save your changes again. If you see the message Closed - Waitlist Full you cannot add yourself to the waitlist.
If you're on a waitlist, the credits for that course won't count toward your total number of registered credits. This means you can waitlist for multiple courses at the same time.
We can't guarantee a seat in any waitlisted course. If a space opens up and you're next on the list, you will receive an email and have 48 hours to officially register for the course.
Additional Information from Departments
- Science Lecture/Lab Registrations (pdf)
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- Placement in Language Courses (ASL, Chinese, French, Spanish)
- Writing Support for Multilingual Learners
- Inquiry Seminar Topics of Interest
Changes, Petitions, or Individual Course Arrangements
Do you need to drop a course? Change your major? Get approval for an individualized course or internship?
Find the right form for registration changes and petitions.
Course Schedules
Registration for current students opens November 6, 2018 (tentative schedules)
- Interim 2019 (pdf)
- Interim 2019 General Education Courses (pdf)
- Spring 2019 (pdf)
- Spring 2019 General Education Courses (pdf)
Please note that these schedules are subject to change. Current students can find up-to-date schedules online.
- Go to the Registration channel in MyBethel.
- Select Look Up Classes.
- Select the appropriate term.
- Choose a subject and click Class Search or use the advanced search for more specific results.
See the summer school page for information on summer courses.
Academic Plans
An academic plan is a suggested guide for completing your major. Select the year you started at Bethel and then find your major.
You may also go to the Course Catalog: Academic Programs, select your major and click on the "Academic Plans" tab.
If you'd like to know what requirements you've already met, it's easy to run a degree evaluation online.
See instructions for generating your degree evaluation at these links:
Course Catalog
Check the Course Catalog for full course descriptions, requirements, academic plans and degree information. You can also review inquiry seminar topics (pdf) for the academic year.
Contact our team. We're happy to help answer questions about registering for classes.


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Wishing You All a Very Merry Christmas.
I will be taking a couple of weeks off from my blog to enjoy the summer holidays. See you all in 2011!
gorgeous girls.... Merry Christmas xxReplyDelete
Have a wonderful Christmas!!ReplyDelete
And to you - enjoy the break!ReplyDelete
Lovely! Merry Christmas and enjoy those two beautiful girls!
Namaste, Nicole
Merry Christmas!! Hope you have a wonderful break!xoxoxoReplyDelete
merry christmas! enjoy your breakReplyDelete
What a beautiful photo ♥ Wishing you and your beautiful family the happiest of holidays...enjoy every moment of your break, Lou!
I can't wait to see what you get up to in 2011 :-)
Merry Christmas!!!ReplyDelete