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Report cards, auditorium project, transportation concerns discussed
- Written by REUBEN MEES
The Benjamin Logan Board of Education got a recap of the district's state report card performance Monday evening, during a meeting than also included approval of a $140,000 lighting and sound improvement at the high school auditorium and discussion of transportation issues.
While Ben Logan's report card looked much like other local districts and other similar-sized districts around the state — some Ds and Fs mixed in with As, Bs and Cs — Superintendent Dave Harmon said there are some bright spots available in the picture painted by the data.
For Ben Logan, that came on the district's Progress score, Harmon said. The district scored well above the minimum for an A in the gifted, lowest 20 percent and overall categories while earning a C for students with disabilities.
"The Progress component looks closely at the growth that all students are making based on their past performances," according to the report card itself.
"We talk a lot about growth and taking kids from wherever they are and working with them," the superintendent said, noting that the district's score for all students in all grades on all tests was 11.5 while only a 2.0 is sufficient for an A grade.
"I'm pretty darn proud of what we're doing to grow kids. If we continue focusing on growing kids we will hit some home runs and achievement will happen."
The low point was in achievement, which is reflected on scores around the state and is driven largely by a change that requires districts to pass 80 percent of students on each test to meet indicators.
"Achievement around the state is atrocious," Harmon said. "If you simply take the letter grade that is a very small part of the story."
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PKR offer all its players a comprehensive tournament package which spans across all bankrolls and player ability. Hundreds of thousands of dollars are being given away every week with many people winning via qualifiers with very small buy ins.
Below we give you a quick overview of the tournaments that are on offer and when they can be played. For more information or to book your seat, check out pkr.com or download their free software.
The Masters – $100k Guaranteed (Monthly)
This is the biggest tournament that PKR run. It takes place on the last Sunday of every month at 20:00 GMT. The player who finishes in first place is guaranteed a cheque for at least $25,000 with the final table being broadcast across Europe on PKR TV.
Players can buy in directly for $250 or qualify via satellites for less that a dollar … or for totally free with your PKR points.
Sunday Classic – $30k Guaranteed (Weekly)
If you can't wait a month between tournaments, then the Classic is the biggest weekly tournament available on PKR. The Classic runs every Sunday from 19:00 GMT and players can buy in directly for $65. There are also daily qualifiers which run throughout the week offering players places in the final tournament for as little as $1.
The Open – $12.5k Guaranteed (Daily)
The PKR Open is run every night of the week at 19.30 GMT. The only exception to this is Wednesday evening, when The Bounty (see below) is run instead. You can get your seat at the table for a buy in of just $24.
The Bounty – $15k Guaranteed (Weekly)
PKR has become well known for the number of Bounty Tournaments they run and they don't come much bigger than this weekly tournament which runs at 19.30GMT every Wednesday evening. PKR guarantee $15k to be in the prize pool with an extra $100 available for each PKR_Bounty player that you knock out.
The Grand Prix – $10k Guaranteed (Weekly)
Double Chance tournaments are exclusive to PKR and allow players to divide their chips into two meaning that you can put all your chips in after the first hand or hold on to each stack in order to reload further down the line. The Grand Prix runs every Saturday (with the exception of the last Saturday of every month) at 20.00 GMT
Omaha Showdown – $5k Guaranteed (Weekly)
For those who fancy something a bit different to HoldEm, PKR offers a weekly Double Chance tournament starting every Sunday at 16.30 GMT
Aussie Classic – $5k Guaranteed (Weekly)
Starting at a time to suit the PKR players in Oz, the Aussie Classic has become somethiing of a tradition down under with Ozzies playing for a guaranteed $5k every Sunday at 09:00 GMT

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"You may be surprised to learn that the word 'diet' has such a negative connotation that we don't like to use that word these days," says Kailee Leverso, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist & Certified Diabetes Educator, and Certified Lifestyle Eating And Performance (LEAP) Therapist at the Swedish Bariatric, Metabolic, Endocrine Center's two locations in First Hill and Issaquah, WA.
One of the problems is that a "diet" is short term and people go on and off diets. Leverso says, "It's much more effective if people choose an eating or diet plan that is unique to them so they can sustain it for the rest of their lives. It works because it fits their lifestyle."
"We discourage people from starting the more restrictive diets like the Paleo or HCG diet plans because they sometimes result in rapid weight loss at first, but they can be counterproductive," says Leverso. There are four main problems:
Weight-loss fads come and go; and despite years of public health initiatives, obesity continues to present a tremendous health challenge to America. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says:
The numbers are startling in their own right and demonstrate that obesity is a complex health issue with many contributing factors that needs to be addressed. What can you do as an individual to properly manage your weight without succumbing to trends that set you up for failure?
Get started with eating right
Calories make a difference, but . . .
Who likes to count calories? Leverso says, "One of our pre-diabetes patients said, 'You made the approach very simple, and, therefore workable in my life.' In today's complex world, simple is often the key to success when you're trying to eat better, so we try to keep it uncomplicated."
Getting help and having fun while learning to eat well
It is often difficult to manage your weight. But with the support they need to make lasting changes, Swedish patients find what really works when it comes to losing weight.
Learn about weight loss programs at Swedish, and sign up to attend a free weight loss seminar.
This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical care. Always follow your healthcare professional's instructions.


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From 5 To 9: Making Your Home a Suitable Working Environment Throughout the Day
It can feel pretty good having a disposable income when you own a company.
The weekends away, vacations whenever you feel like it, and lunches out certainly appeal.
But, does this mean you get much work done when you are at home? It's a very popular concept for businesses now – getting employees to work remotely rather than in an office – but is your own home environment suitable for working in the first place? If not, then let's fix this, from the morning admin work to the quality time with your family in the evening.
Morning Admin
Let's face it, if you've got to get up at 5 am to get admin completed that you've been putting off for months, it feels much better doing it in the comfort of your own home than in a cold sterile office. Although, your home can be particularly cold at 5 o'clock in the morning. So, it's best to have a warm kitchen where you can enjoy a mug of coffee so you can ease into the day. A breakfast bar is a nice setting in which to complete essential admin, and with luxury vinyl flooring with underfloor heating you can feel nice and cosy. You can click here for luxury vinyl flooring information, but the great thing about a breakfast bar in the kitchen is that it's that combination of a relaxing space with somewhere to do your work. Sometimes we need those home comforts to be a bit more productive, especially when it's first thing in the morning and we haven't quite woken up yet…
Midday Meeting
Choosing to do your work from home on occasions doesn't mean you have to miss out on important meetings. You can get Skype for Business for a good cost, but if you're looking for a place in your house to conduct suitable meetings, you need a home office. It's best not to have an office too small so the sound bounces off the walls, ruining your communication, but you need somewhere that's far away from the rest of the house, especially if you've got children running around. We've all seen that footage of Professor Robert Kelly's children interrupting his live interview with the BBC (for those that haven't, it's below), and this is reason alone why you need an office tucked far away!
Evening Quality Time
Your work is never done, but that doesn't mean you can't spend quality time with your family. A standing desk is a great addition to any entrepreneur's home, not only because it's out of most children's reach, but also it's something that can be put in a corner, so if something pressing needs doing while you're playing with the kids you can get up and go to it, complete the necessary task, and come back to time with your family. As we all know, your business doesn't stop when it hits 5 o'clock, but you still need to spend proper time with your family, so why don't you make the necessary changes to your home to accommodate this?
If you haven't made your home a suitable environment to get things done, now's your chance!


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Are you interested in making a common pastime a serious artistic endeavor? The techniques in this article will show you how to leave behind drab photographs and start taking dynamic, beautiful pictures! With an eye to improving the fundamentals, the advice here will help you become a much better photographer.
Keep your trigger finger ready at all times. If you wait, the subject may move or something may move in to block your view. A camera which allows you to make quick photos will give you the best results.
Use some digital techniques to make watercolor, pencil sketches, and oil painting photos. Many software packages are available, with Adobe Photoshop being the most popular. You can easily use a "filter" to turn them into art, just by choosing the selection you want and clicking it.
Professional Quality
It takes a professional quality camera to get photos of professional quality. A dSLR camera is a great option for taking high-quality shots. This is the best equipment on the market, so if you want the best images possible, this is the camera you should choose.
As you advance in your photography skills and find that it is becoming a serious endeavor for you, you will probably want to invest in a dSLR camera. The acronym DSLR stands for digital single lens reflex. This type of camera is the best choice because it allows you to see your image immediately after you have taken the picture. You might want to buy a full-frame DSLR camera, you will then be able to get detailed photographs.
A fantastic photography tip is to constantly look at other photographers for inspiration. Their photos will help you remember that there are different ways that you can take a picture of a particular subject.
Always keep your batteries charged; you have to be ready at all times to take the perfect shot. Modern digital cameras use a lot more power than older cameras because of their LCD screens, so don't get caught off-guard; charge your camera's batteries often. You will want to carry extra camera batteries with to be prepared for any shot.
Get comfortable with your models before you start photographing them. Many people feel threatened when a stranger starts photographing them. So be nice, initiate a conversation, then ask them if you could take their picture. Many people need to know that photography is art, instead of an invasion of privacy.
Try to experiment with perspective, expression, and scale. Place ordinary objects in extraordinary settings or ones that draw attention because they are out of context. Develop your compositions in order to create a unique outlook on a common object.
To take more unique pictures, try using limitation. For example, set a goal for the day to only shoot images that represent a single concept, such as "sweet." One thing you can try is to take 100 pictures of something that's in a room or from the same view point. You can use these limitations to make you think outside the usual parameters.
Natural lighting is a key component. Early morning light or late afternoon glows are best for taking photos outdoors. If the sun is too high, you will have a hard time getting rid of shadows, and your subject might be bothered by the light. Use strong sunlight best by positioning your subject so that the sun falls on them from the side.
Be on the lookout for patterns whenever you are shooting any subject. Repeating patterns in a photo's background attract the viewer's eye and draw his attention to your photograph. They can be used to your advantage; place them in the background of a picture to add interesting angles.
Be creative with shutter speeds. Most people use the fastest speed available to gain stills from action shots, but other speeds, like 1/30, can have interesting effects too. Have a look at fast subjects such as cyclists, birds and cars. With a slower shutter speed, you will get a sharp image of the subject with a background that expresses speed due to a horizontal streaking effect.
Light is sometimes uncooperative when you need to take a landscape shot. There are also times when you can not find another area that is more consistent. How do you solve this dilemma? You might use photo-editing software, like Adobe Photoshop, to adjust contrasting light levels.
Using a tripod is a great way to take a picture of the landscape. You don't want a perfect landscape shot to be ruined because the camera jiggled at the wrong moment, so make sure your camera is resting on a steady base.
Make sure that your camera is adjusted correctly whenever you are taking pictures of fast moving objects. To do this, try increasing your ISO. This will get you better and clearer shots of faster moving subjects.
Organize your subjects into the right pose for you. Although candid photos serve a purpose, you'll get better results with nicely posed photographs. If you aren't happy with the photos you're taking at birthday parties and family get-togethers, try asking family members to pose instead of trying to take pictures while they aren't looking. This enables you to improve the look and feel of each shot.
You don't always need your photos to be made with the camera horizontal. Shooting your photographs at a vertical angle can really add a unique prospective to your pictures. Zoom in if necessary to get a full effect, or zoom out to capture human subjects from head to toe.
Try to be close and personal. When framing a picture, zoom in or move physically closer to the focal point of your shot. Fill as much of the frame as possible with your subject. Allowing a lot of background, no matter what it is or how beautiful, takes away from the focal point or subject of your picture. When the subject in your photo is close, you will also be able to notice more details that can enhance the picture.
You need to know what kind of light you need and focus, this will ensure you get the best shots. To produce stunning photos, follow the advice that was presented in this article.


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There is a charge of £250 to submit an application. This does not include other implementation costs, which can be from as little as a few hundred pounds to several thousand for a complicated scheme. We have to consider things like road safety, quality and 'sign pollution' before we approve applications. We will assess your application to make sure it meets our criteria - which include road safety and traffic management.
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Jeddah's University of Business & Technology signs MoU with Avaya
MoU will focus on developing initiatives for higher education, corporate education and community service
Jeddah's University of Business and Technology (UBT) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Avaya to explore education initiatives in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The MoU was signed by HE Professor Osama A Jannadi, Rector of UBT and Fadi Hani, vice president, Avaya, Middle East, Africa and Turkey; and at the Gulf Education Conference & Exhibition which took place on the UBT campus in Jeddah.
Avaya and UBT will share knowledge and expertise to form cooperation in the fields of higher education, corporate education and community service. The MoU covers internship and co-operative education programs, and events, seminars and workshops, as well as exchange of information.
"This strategic initiative is further demonstration of Avaya's commitment to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and to its knowledge development. Avaya is also a strong supporter of education initiatives, having invested in our own Avaya Sales Academy program, to create our corporate leaders of the future. Avaya is proud to have the opportunity to play our part in Saudi Arabia's development, and look forward to working closely with the University of Business and Technology to explore areas of mutual cooperation," said Fadi Hani.
"Avaya's knowledge and expertise in delivering superior communications experiences and cloud-based solutions can play an important role in enhancing the educational experience. Education and digital transformation are key to achieving Saudi Vision 2030, so it is vital that today's students are equipped with the right skills to prepare them for the digital economy," commented H.E. Professor Osama A Jannadi.


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Archive for the 'Photography' Category
On Friday night I had the pleasure of watching Red Circle Underground rock out at the Air Conditioned Supper Club in Venice, California. Yes, I have had a little road trip! It was my first introduction to the LA scene of music, so it was super cool to begin with, without the bands even starting. […]
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Tags: ac supper club, california, costa nova, great music, nu savant, red circle underground, rock, shattered sons, venice
Bloedel Floral Conservatory
So, today I embarked on a journey to the center of Vancouver to the Bloedel Floral Conservatory in Queen Elisabeth Park at Cambie and 33rd St. I, of course, brought my camera, and took a tonne of great shots. Got so many good pics of beautiful flowers and plants as well as the resident parrots […]
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Tags: beauty, birds, Bloedel Floral Conservatory, exotic, flowers, nature, parrots, plants, treasures, tropical, vancouver, vegetation
Photo Shoot in Vancouver
Did a photo shoot in Downtown Vancouver on a overcast but not rainy day. The colors were alive and it was fun to just wander around the streets with only my camera and beauty in mind. I've been so tempted to start doing portraits of people on the streets. I know it may sound funny, […]
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Tags: alley, buildings, city, colors, gas town, grafitti, overcast, vancouver
Just came home from a nice holiday season in Prince George, BC, where I was able to take some great family photos of the festivities, as well as some of the frozen landscape in and around Prince George. I would have liked to go out more, but my new toy is very expensive and it […]
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Tags: christmas, cold, foto, holidays, landscape, Photography, session, snow
So, I just took a nice evening drive to the wet Vancouver core, to enjoy the lights at St. Paul's Hospital. It was amazing as ever. The lights are beautiful. To check out more pics go to: (http://www.flickr.com/photos/45425256@N05/)I'm curious though, not to ruin the mood or anything, but I couldn't help think about the fact […]
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Tags: burrard, christmas lights, hospitol, lights, night time, st. pauls, vancouver


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ERIC Number: ED253001
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1985
Pages: 265
Abstractor: N/A
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The School Psychologist and the Exceptional Child.
Scholl, Geraldine T., Ed.
Intended for use with students preparing for careers in school psychology, the text assumes little familiarity with special education and focuses on those aspects of special education of greatest relevance for the assessment process. The book is divided into two major parts: Part I, "General Considerations," includes a brief description of the changing role of the school psychologist, an overview of assessment, and the use of informal procedures as assessment tools. Part II, "Areas of Exceptionality," reviews the specialized characteristics and needs of each category of exceptional pupils. The document contains the following studies: "The Role and Function of the School Psychologist" (G. Scholl); "The Process of Assessment" (P. Elitov); "Non-Test-Based Approaches to Assessment" (E. Oka and G. Scholl); "The Gifted and Talented" (A. Swan); "Mental Retardation" (J. Ardizzone and G. Scholl); "Learning Disabilities" (E. Mollen); "The Emotionally Disturbed" (R. Brown); "Physical and Multiple Handicaps" (S. Tindall and G. Scholl); "Hearing Impairments" (J. Harrison); "Visual Impairments" (G. Scholl); and "Communication Disorders" (G. Scholl and Y. Loucks). (DB)
Descriptors: Communication Disorders, Counselor Role, Disabilities, Educational Assessment, Elementary Secondary Education, Emotional Disturbances, Exceptional Persons, Gifted, Hearing Impairments, Informal Assessment, Learning Disabilities, Mental Retardation, Physical Disabilities, Psychological Testing, School Psychologists, Student Evaluation, Visual Impairments
The Council for Exceptional Children, Publication Sales, 1920 Association Dr., Reston, VA 22091 ($18.95, $16.11 member; Publication No. 300).
Publication Type: Books; ERIC Publications; Guides - Non-Classroom
Education Level: N/A
Audience: Students; Counselors; Practitioners
Language: English
Sponsor: National Inst. of Education (ED), Washington, DC.
Authoring Institution: ERIC Clearinghouse on Handicapped and Gifted Children, Reston, VA.


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Fitment of APM and other electronics on
Sky Walker Frame
1. GPS and ESC.
For attaching the GPS, I removed the Pan/Tilt servo which was fitted early, cut out a 1.5mm Aeroply base for the GPS.
APM mounted with double sided tape
Battery/ APM tray
You can see the placement of APM2.6 and power module.
Pitot tube.
Positioned the pilot tube on the forward nose section and the air speed sensor on inner side of nose section.
Video Tx and Camera 1 placement on the removable canopy
Telemetry Tx is placed on the tail boom..
Camera is now temporarily placed, I have to fabricate a mount for the camera.
Minimum OSD by the side of APM
Attached the Minim OSD to the side access door with double sided tape and covered the top with cello tape.
Temporally attached the wings to check every thing fits properly.
Next - Part 6
Testing the RC Control, APM and Accessories.


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I had an entirely different post planned for today. But….one of my favorite blogs/websites DanielleLaPorte.com posed one of her burning questions today which I felt compelled to answer.
What boat do you need to burn?
The boat I need to burn is the identity I've been carrying around. Ya know, the suburban, single-mom, 9-5 worker in a totally homogonized community that is very nice but often hasn't meshed with my personality. A new me has been emerging of late. Perhaps it's the real me, hidden under a mantel that needed to be there for the time and space that it took up. Growth and expansion are critically important to me. Soon my fledgling will be leaving the nest, spreading his wings to form his own new identity outside the protected walls of home and highschool. So too it is time for me to move forward, break free of the chrysallis-like life that has been our cocoon and safety net. Necessary sacrifices, bargains and deals made for the growth and development of a fine young man.
Now it's time to blaze away that which no longer serves. I am too much an adventurer to be tethered to old ways of living and thinking. I will carry a new me wherever I go, confident in the reality that a fixed space doesn't make me who I am. And, just as when I carried him in my womb, I am only a heartbeat and breath away; I am in him and he is in me.


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Innovatio Awards celebrate in-house counsel, both individuals and teams, who have found ways to show leadership by becoming more efficient, innovative and creative in meeting the needs of their organizations within the Canadian legal markets
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In 2011, purchasers of polyurethane foam launched series of class action lawsuits against manufacturers in various United States district courts. Plaintiffs alleged that manufacturers conspired to fix price of foam, contrary to Sherman Act, which was American equivalent of Competition Act (Can.). Various actions were consolidated in United States District Court for Northern District of Ohio. Respondents resided in Ontario. They were non-parties in United States. Applicant said that they had evidence relevant to consolidated action. District Court issued letters rogatory to take evidence and compel production of documents from respondents. Respondents had worked for company that was alleged to have participated in price-fixing scheme. Applicant applied to Ontario court for orders to enforce letters rogatory. Application granted in part. One respondent was not working for company at time period specified in consolidated action. Application was dismissed as against him. Requested order did not infringe on Canada's sovereignty, and it was in interests of justice that letters rogatory be enforced. In addition, principle of judicial comity militated in favour of granting order. Respondent's concerns could be met by fashioning order that would protect their right against self-incrimination. Proposed order should contain conditions that remaining respondents testified with protections of ss. 7 and 13 of Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canada Evidence Act, and Evidence Act (Ont.). Before finalizing order, Commissioner of Competition was to be permitted to make submissions.
Neuwirth v. DaCosta (Jan. 22, 2014, Ont. S.C.J., Goldstein J., File No. CV-13-494560) 237 A.C.W.S. (3d) 634.


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Have you watched one of the "Harry Potter" or "Lord of the Rings" movies? Would you like to share your impressions? Young people must know how to write a reflection paper to make their friends and the rest of community share their emotions. It is not a persuasive essay – it is all about sharing your opinions and letting others accept them or not. Read this article. It helps to understand how to write a reflective paper and the purposes of such type of academic assignment.
The article contains the detailed instructions on how to write a reflective paper. It could be better and faster to get online help with academic assignments of any type from the superior team of authors.
What is a Reflection Paper?
"What is a reflection paper?" It is the primary logical question to show up. It is an analytical piece of academic writing, which includes student's thoughts about something like a motion picture, book, event, person, etc. A writer should discuss something. The best childhood experience, date, trip to Europe, rock gig of a favorite band, and some other topics are good. Read more about choosing the best title based on a topic here.
The essay of his type consists of 2 parts:
- Description – The author explains the facts that created an event or the experience (it is known as setting the scene).
- Personal opinion – Assessing personal experience.
Learn How to Write a Critical Reflection Paper
Start the learning process with how to write a critical paper. Critical personal writing is the culmination of the author's critical thinking process. It presents the ability of a student to observe, ask questions, evaluate the experience, and apply academic content to improve the understanding of personal experience.
Lay and McGuire offered the most popular model in 2010. It consists of the following stages:
Stage 1: A student describes the experience by providing details on the episode or object that prompts this review.
Stage 2: A student examines the experience via the integration of own experience and academic content with the help of assumption evaluation, knowledge of context, imaginative speculation, and in-depth analysis.
Stage 3: A student articulates learning. He or she should respond to these questions:
- What did I learn?
- What will I do in my future activities like education, practice, or job in light of the new leaning provided by the analyzed subject/event?
- How should the readers feel about it?
How to Write a Reflection Paper on a Book?
It is necessary to know how to write a reflection essay on a book - every potential journalist or reviewer should know that. Each blogger will benefit from having this knowledge because many people decide whether to read a book or watch a movie based on the reviews from the top bloggers. Keep in mind these elements when carrying out such post or video:
- Book's title
- Brief information about the author
- Overall plot summary
- Main characters & their analysis
- Reaction to the reading
How to Write a Course Reflection Paper?
Some students want to criticize certain courses. If a student wants to share his impressions of the taken college course, it is important to learn how to write a course review essay. It is a tricky one. For some students, it is a chance to express the negative expressions for the specific topics, the entire course, or tutors that taught them. No matter whether you have positive or negative feelings, stick to the guideline.
Stage 1: Introduce the reader to the course. Provide a summary of the material discussed in-class, explain the way instructions were given, and give specific reasons why you decided to take the course.
Stage 2: Define the theories and main concepts. Interpret every theory using own words.
Stage 3: Tell the readers about personal feelings regarding the covered theories and concepts of the course and evaluate them with the help of real-life experience/examples.
Stage 4: Decide whether the taken course was useful or not.
How to Write a Reflection Paper on a Project?
While the project itself may be large and difficult (coursework or dissertation), learning how to write a paper on a project is a doddle. Look back at the stages provided in the previous section. Replace each word "course" with the word "project" – that is the way to write a good personal essay about one's work on the project.
How to Write a Reflection Paper on an Interview?
It is up to the writer to decide how to write a reflection essay on an interview, but some basic rules exist to follow. Try to keep in mind you should record the interview to hear every expression during the process, explain why a particular interviewee was selected, specify the subject of conversation, and share personal feelings about the interviewed person.
What about Different Parts of a Reflection Paper?
Three parts of the reflective essay exist. They are standard. It is possible that a student changes the structure and organization because it is a personalized piece of writing. Do not forget about a thesis statement, arguments, and supporting evidence.
Writing a Reflection Paper Outline
A reflection essay outline is easy. It is identical to a typical high school essay.
- Introduction (the topic of an essay, the main focus of the paper, the significance of the topic, the way to develop it). Example of development: definitions & reflective model.
- Body paragraphs with the detailed description of the subject, assessment of the topic, and deep analysis of the selected theme.
- Conclusion.
Working on the Introduction of a Reflection Paper
Do not start writing an introduction of a reflection paper without having a good topic and example in front of the eyes. The best life experience is better than any certain object. It is more difficult to analyze a piece of art like a movie from another author than something that happened to the individual.
Remember: the original impression is a key. Come up with the breathtaking introductory paragraph and apply eye-catching hooks to describe the chosen topic. Outline thesis statement made of one or more sentences and share a brief conclusion of the essay.
Which Reflection Paper Format is Correct?
What about the format? In most cases, teachers recommend using MLA. The Modern Language Association proposed its writing style, MLA, to let the students format the simplest works of the high school level like a personal review.
- Apply white 8 ½ x 11" page;
- Make it a single-inch margin on the top, bottom, and sides;
- Indent the 1st word in every paragraph;
- Set Times New Roman or Arial;
- 12-points size is acceptable;
- Double space the entire text.
10 Reflection Paper Topics to Let You Have an Overall Idea
- A person that changed my fate
- The moment my heart was broken
- Last summer's trip to Europe
- Favorite family vacation spot
- My participation in a football game
- Indelible impression from the book of my favorite author
- The role high school played in my life
- The happiest/worst day of a life
- The time I felt helpless and ashamed
- The most hurting thing my best friend told me
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I cut my finger this week. "Cut" is an understatement. To say I almost lost a huge chunk of my pinky is more accurate.
Anyway, as I was standing at the sink watching my finger bleed, wondering what to do about it, yelling (in a surprisingly calm voice), and musing at what a beautiful shade of red blood is, Justin showed up. Immediately he wrapped my finger, stopped the blood, and made a plan. He bought gauze and peroxide and, with a little help from my dad and a borrowed splint, had my finger on the road to healing.
Every day, Justin unwrapped the gauze, checked on my progress, cleaned my cut, and rewrapped it all.
I know this may sound weird, but I have been absolutely crazy about him this week. I feel like I'm sixteen. Sometimes, when he's taking care of me I actually start giggling.
This act of tenderness—the way he holds my hand, the way he tries not to hurt me, the way he remembers to check up on me—all of it just screams "I love you."
My husband takes care of me.
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- Methods for Molecular Weight Determination: relative vs. absolute methods (definitions), principles of operation for osmometry, light scattering, solution viscometry incl. the various definitions of viscosity given, and SEC (GPC) including the hydrodynamic volume concept.
- Virial expansion: this is the single one equation that you must understand its physical meaning and why/how it is applied in all methods.
- Necessity of Zimm plots, why is the construction of a Zimm plot necessary to estimate a molecular weight from a light scattering experiment?
- Various definitions of viscosity: relative, specific, reduced, and intrinsic viscosity.
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Any affordable kitchen designers you can find are not all going to be the best. Some may do a good job for cheap, while others won't do much for you at all. To avoid those that aren't going to meet your needs, you just have to read on.
Someone that is going to do work in your home needs to have a way to prove they have done this kind of work in the past. Ask if they have done this kind of job before and see if they have some photos of how it turned out. If their clients don't want them sharing photos or anything, then at least find out how long they have been working on designs. Don't pay someone just because they say they're good at something until you know they can prove it if you want to be smart about this.
A good portion of designs are going to look great, but sometimes you may not like what someone makes for you. It's good to know when to tell someone about how you're not happy with the way something turned out. For instance, if you see the design and you think that something should be taken out completely, let the designer know. They may be able to fix it up to where you'll like it. You don't have to pay for a design to get implemented that you dislike so tell them what you think every step of the way during the design process.
Be careful about what you turn down in the world of designs. A lot of the time, if you're not careful, you can tell a designer something is bad when it's really not. Since you're hiring someone for their expertise, you want to listen to what they tell you about what looks good and what to avoid. Sometimes you just may be wrong about something looking bad and that's okay. Don't fire a designer because they tell you they have a better idea, because you are paying them to come up with a good kitchen design for you.
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New tourism brochure set to increase visitors to County Tipperary
A new special breaks brochure promoting the tourism offering in Co. Tipperary was launched today (Monday, 11th October, 2010) by local B&B operators in the area. The new brochure covering the Thurles/Holycross/Templemore area has been produced under the EU CANTATA 2 programme, a three year EU project being managed by Shannon Development the tourism and development authority for the Shannon Region.
Commenting on the new brochure, Bernie Leonard, Shannon Development Tourism Officer for North Tipperary said: "Shannon Development is delighted to be involved in this new tourism initiative which will help add to the attractiveness of the Thurles/Holycross/Templemore area as a holiday destination. The brochure highlights details of participating B&Bs and local attractions, with a strong emphasis on value for money holiday packages."
Ms. Leonard added: "The aim of the CANTATA 2 project is to help B&B's in counties Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary to develop a unique product offering that will assist them in competing more effectively for tourism business. A total of 15 independent B&B operators, five from each county, are involved in the project with Shannon Development and Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary County Councils. Four other countries Spain, France, Portugal, and Wales are also participating in the project. The project will hopefully lead to international networking opportunities for the B&B sector in the Region."
Three networks of independent B&B operators in Thurles/Holycross/Templemore North Tipperary; East Clare and the Estuary Area Limerick have been established as part of the CANTATA 2 project. Each network operates independently coming together for joint promotion and special seminars. As well as the new tourism brochure for Co. Tipperary, Shannon Development has been working with B&B operators to devise a new website for all three locations which can be viewed at www.cantata2.ie. The new tourism brochure for Thurles/Holycross/Templemore is available free of charge from Shannon Development Tourist Offices throughout the Shannon Region, or can be downloaded from the website www.cantata2.ie.


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Stress is the label we apply when we place too much pressure on ourselves
It is such a far reaching condition that its effects are thought to be felt in practically every kind of illness, every kind of disease.
Yet so few of us really have an effective stress management strategy in place in order to bring about the essential stress relief that we need.
A certain amount of stress, of course, can be beneficial. In small to moderate amounts, it really doesn't hurt and, indeed, may be necessary in order to motivate us into getting things done and prodding us into performing at our very best.
But when stress takes on too much of a driving, overpowering role, it can exact a real toll and have truly damaging effects on both our mental and physical health.
Such, unfortunately, is the case in many industrialised countries such as the UK, the US, Canada and Australia today, where the most common mental health issues are anxiety and depression and in which stress plays a major underlying role.
At work, stress can turn us into jittery, anxious and resentful workers, unable to function as we really should; while at home, stress can provoke marital conflict and problems with children.
Often, we are able to notice the signs of stress in others much easier than we can in ourselves.
Yet few of us truly know how to manage stress — even if we are fully aware we suffer from it. We simply lack the stress management and stress relief strategies for dealing with and releasing it.
And so alcohol, drugs, tranquillizers and anti-depressants are regularly turned to in an attempt to escape from and cope with the often devastating and frequently incapacitating effects of stress. But such attempted remedies are far from being effective stress treatment; they are temporary at best and short sighted at worst.
Usually however, they merely serve to worsen and aggravate an already inflamed situation.
Yet there are other ways to deal with and manage stress that are really effective and far from harmful. Meditation, yoga, good nutrition and exercise are all classical and effective methods of stress busting. (In fact, we recommend that everyone engages in some form of regular exercise.)
But for sheer effectiveness and rapidity of results, few things can match the power of self-hypnosis for stress management and stress treatment.
This is because in hypnosis you can experience a state of being that is so far removed from stress that it has sometimes been referred to as 'a state of grace'.
Indeed, self-hypnosis offers a method of completely releasing stress, providing a valuable way – through post-hypnotic suggestion – to manage stress and anxiety. When done correctly, it can provide potent and ongoing stress relief and stress treatment that lasts far beyond the actual sessions of self-hypnosis.
And the amazing thing is that practising self-hypnosis needn't take forever.
Here in the UK, we teach people how to enter a deep trance state in a matter of seconds. Remaining in this wonderful, calm state of hypnosis for a few short minutes, they are able to let go of and free themselves from the harmful and potentially devastating effects of stress.
But learning self-hypnosis from a hypnotherapist is certainly not the only way. True, this is the easiest, most rapid and effective method of mastering the art of self-hypnosis since, correctly done, it is taught while actually in the trance state, but it is not the only way. A visit to your local book shop will produce a selection of good books that will take you through the process step by step.
One thing is sure: time invested in learning and practising self-hypnosis pays very real dividends in the area of real stress management and stress relief. It is an extremely potent method that enables you to manage stress and is perhaps the most effective stress treatment there is.
If stress is something you find yourself struggling with on a regular basis, self- hypnosis – together with good nutrition and moderate exercise – is the very best stress management and stress relief tool you could use.
Peter Field is one of the foremost British hypno-psychotherapists, with busy clinics in Birmingham and London, England. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Health and Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. More of his absorbing articles, information on self hypnosis, hypnotherapy for stress relief and other useful topics can be found on his website: http://www.peterfieldhypnotherapy.co.uk
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Exercise for Relieving Stress may be in the form physical, mental, or spiritual exercise – or a combination of all three, e.g. yoga. What is good for the body is good for the mind and vice versa. Physical exercise is one of the most effective ways of relieving stress. Exercising the body regularly is very effective in managing stress, on its own or as a part of a stress management plan. Getting into better shape improves your mental health as well as your physical health.
When we physically exert ourselves, the body releases chemical substances (endorphins) that are similar in nature to opiates. These natural substances produced by our own bodies are free of side effects, except for making us feel good.
When it comes to stress management, every little bit of exercise counts. Don't think if you can't commit to a stringent fitness routine that it's useless. It's not. What motivates people to do more of something is to do little of something.
Exercises to Suit Everyone
From doing gentle stretching exercises to keeping up in a physically demanding aerobics class, stress relief can be achieved through a wide range of activities. Some people enjoy the solitude of walking alone. Other people need the stimulation of interacting with others, whether walking in a group, participating in a yoga class or other fitness class, or playing a sport such as tennis, racquetball, etc. Interacting with other people during exercise can provide additional stress relief.
Any activity that gets your heart pumping (aerobc exercise) will get those endorphins flowing and relieve stress. Though you should check with your doctor before embarking on any exercise program, walking is usually safe for anyone.
Try to get your heart going a little faster for at least 15 minutes a day. Even a few minutes here and there of brisk walking can provide stress relief and improve your overall health.
Strengthening Exercises
Though not generally as effective as aerobics for relieving stress, many people find that getting into a strengthening exercise program does relieve stress.
Strength exercises are also important to prevent injury during aerobic exercise by strengthening the muscles that support your joints. A toned body has as much impact on mental wellness as physical wellness.
Stretching Exercises
Stretching exercises stimulate receptors in the nervous system that decrease the production of stress hormones. Stretching exercises also relax tight, tense muscles and increase blood flow to the muscles.
Mind-Body Exercises
Yoga exercises involve the body, mind and spirit. Yoga poses improve flexibility and strength and incorporate breathing techniques that aid in relaxation and general wellness.
Stress relief exercises that don't involve movement but involve both mind and body include meditation exercises and deep breathing exercises – both have been shown to reduce blood pressure.
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On the days you don't exercise, do something else you find relaxing – whether getting some massage therapy, soaking away stress in a soothing aromatherapy bath, etc.
Your health is important. It is not selfish to spend time on yourself! How can you have the energy to take care of others unless you take care of your self?
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This past week I finally got to go on a bit of a vacation with the family. Not that not being in school for three months wasn't a vacation, but this is different. My dad goes on business trips to California every three weeks, which is excellent for us for two reasons. One, he has a million frequent flier miles, so we basically go for free. Two, he knows the area really well, so there's no figuring it out for us. The hotel that his company has him staying at right now is AMAZING. It's called the Renaissance Club Sport. It's half hotel, half gym. The gym is amazing in that it has everything you need and more, I took a hip hop class, and a pilates class with my mom. My dad and brother did the spinning classes and went on the treadmills and used the weights all the time. And of course, we all went swimming!
Now for the interesting bits, the knitting! I did a lot of it by the pool, getting a bit of a tan. This is my Casbah sweater. I have knit the whole first ball, which got me about 6.5 inches of the body.
For the ladies at Lettuce Knit, yes I did find a bikini! Good thing too, since it got up to 23 degrees by the last day. My dad picked me up from the airport and drove straight to the swimwear outlet store. He picked up jammers and some trunks and I got my bikini. In Toronto I was told that Roxy didn't do anything bigger than a large, and that they ran small, so it wasn't really a large anyway. However, I found a large that was specifically for D/DD boobies! I am fairly disproportionate in terms of top to bottom sizing, so I was really against buying a set. However, these bottoms had tie sides, so they were adjustable. Perfect!
Also, I can't help singing.... "it was and itsy bitsy, teeny weeny..."
I finished these socks on the plane on the way over. This is the first sock. I started them Christmas morning, out of Mirasol Hacho that I got at the In the Loop closing sale back in September. The first ball ran out three rows from the end of my short row toe. I think the ball must have been short a bit, as I had a walnut sized ball left over from the second one. I managed to find some Koigu scraps in my stash that were an almost perfect match though, so I just substituted that instead. If you squint, the Koigu is a little more purple.
I then started the Lakeside Knee-Highs, from the winter issue of Knotions. I'm loving them! The yarn is Malabrigo Sock, which is gorgeous.
Here's the crafty haul. On the first day we went for a drive up the Pacific Coast Highway. I knew that there was a yarn store along there as I checked Ravelry before I left, but I couldn't remember where. I have my mom to thank for spotting it. We convinced my dad to pull over to make a stop.
The shop was super cute, and organized for the most part by colour, which was really interesting to see. I got two skeins of sock yarn from the Capistrano Fiber Arts Studio, which is locally dyed. It looks and feels a lot like Koigu, with a lot of bounce. The other one is a skein of Madelinetosh Tosh Sock in Baltic.
I also picked up A is for Aprons. I plan on trying to convert most of the aprons into skirts for the summer. The best thing though is the Pin-up Pop-up book, if only for it's Pushing Daisies connection. The Pin-Ups have the tabs to pull so that their legs go up and down, or the wind blows up a skirt. I love it!
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"I sympathise. But it's time to say goodbye".
"After all we've been through it's just so sad to say goodbye", I responded."I thought we would have many more years together, walking the trails in sun, rain and snow, carrying my kit for days on end".
"Times change and now change has come to this. I know it's hard to part. It's time to move on and, whatever memories you have of times tough and good, it really is time for change. Yes, I sympathise with your feelings but it's best it happens".
I knew she was less sentimental than I was. She could so easily move on. A number of times I had seen her pack up and go take a new job in a distant city. I admired her ability to do this, to start again. I had seen her part with possessions, too, even when they held good memories. She had that rare ability to let go.
"You know this old pack of yours' weighs over two and a half kilograms", she said, pointing out something I was aware of. "And you're getting older so the less weight you have to carry, the easier it is on the trail. So, after all you've been through with it, after years of good service, it's time to move on to the new, lightweight pack and say goodbye to this heavy old one. One and a half kilograms beats over two and a half on your back, any day", she emphasised in her usual objective, unsympathetic way.
And, with the decision made, it was into the store to walk out with a new pack. And, yes, it was much lighter. That I knew would equate to greater distances covered on the trail and less fatigue.
But that old, heavy pack. It still sits in my cupboard. Unused, it is still attached to me through those invisible ties of nostalgia, memory of days on the trails, and sympathy.


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Baen is giving you a chance to read some of the earlier novels and stories of authors you might not have given a thought of trying, without having to throw money down.
I will throw this challenge down to you, go check it out, look around, try it out, go buy some newer books in the series later!


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Spent the past couple of days, not necessarily training, but just out and about with a couple of friends who came up from London.
The first day didn't see the best weather in the morning, so we headed out for a run up over Shelf Moor- kind of following the Shelf Moor race route- which is going to be run in Sept/oct time.
I found out today that we did it in the wrong direction... in which case I really really need to work on going up hill. The one we came down would be a totally horrific slope to run up... If I could RUN up it as opposed to having to stop to walk during the race, it would be rather superb.
So we headed out for a run up there. The wind was blowing like crazy- must have been gusting force 8 up there by the trig. We headed over to Overexposed, and also saw the remains of the Lancaster that went down just around the corner from there as well.
As mentioned, the run down the hill was somewhat fantastic, though a little stoney at times. I was wearing the 268s again, as the path at the beginning and end of the run would have played havoc with a pair of Baregrips.
I need something that is slightly inbetween them. It may well be the x-talon, but I haven't had a chance to try them out yet.
On the way back, I managed to run up the side of Shire hill- I could barely speak by the time I got to the top- and could not have run uphill much further- hence more hill training...
The afternoon saw better weather, and we grabbed a load of climbing gear and headed up to Wormstones. (I managed to get a bit of training in by carrying my rack and 2 ropes up there).
We set up a couple of topropes and messed around for a few hours, and were quite astonished when it turned out to be 7pm.
A hurried pack up and stroll down, then to the pub (The Wheatsheaf, if you must know), for their rather delightful food, and Wrens Nest on tap.
Sunday involved being fairly sedentiary for a lot of the day, and then at about 4pm we headed over to Hayfield to wander up and down Kinder. We passed a few people who seemed to be a little perturbed that we were setting off so late in the day (there was still 5 hours of daylight left) and without Hiking shoes (shock horror). Nope- inov8s all the way.
Again, fairly blowy on the tops, and the Downfall was being turned into something of an Up-blow, but the walk down the peaty trod was lovely and bouncey. Back home well in time for sunset, and a stew with dumplings. mmmm. and beer. and scrabble. Which I comprehensively lost.
Yesterday was an easy morning followed by a session down in Glossop Lesiure Centre climbing wall. The weather was horrible, and there wasn't a chance that anything would have been dry. I'd seen the wall before, but not been there to climb- its a 1990 Bendcrete wall, with a couple of screw on discs- but mostly crazy features (all of which are numbered).
We played add-on in the 3 sectors, and generally knackered ourselves out. I knew there was a list of problems somewhere, but the centre staff didn't know anything about it.
However, after a quick search about on the internet for it, I found out where it was and obtained a copy. There are a LOT of problems on that wall, ranging from 4c to 6c (British tech), so my winter days and evenings are going to be challenging to say the least!
There we go. Im now having a rest day, catching up with everything here, and on Global Therapies and waiting for the parents to arrive...
got a race tomorrow, so look out for the report on the Global therapies site.


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Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Kabul (BNA) A statement from The Presidential Press Office, quoting President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, on Tuesday strongly condemned the latest terrorist attack in the country's eastern province of Nangarhar, where a number of innocents were killed or injured.
The statement said while the country's president is in an official visit to Brussels to attend the NATO member countries' leaders conference, has expressed his regret over the recent incident and said: "The enemies of Afghanistan, by launching such crimes want to overshadow our efforts for the peace process, but they should know that they can't reach their targets and we will not retreat from our priorities," said the country's president as quoted by the statement from the Kabul based press office.
He said that a consensus has been made at the national, regional and international level for peace and stability in Afghanistan and the Afghanistan peace related OIC conference going on in Jaddah of the Saudi Arabia indicates the government of Afghanistan has been committed for restoring peace and stability of the country based on these consensuses.
The president instructed the related organs for immediate help of the recovery of the wounded and providing aids for the families of those killed in the incident.


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Spc6 Carl Anthony Palen of Dubuque, Iowa served in the United States Army. At about 0900 03 Jan 1971 a U-6A BEAVER (serial #52-25884) departed Qui Nhon on an administrative support flight to Ban Me Thuot, South Vietnam, carrying crewmen from the 61st AHC to collect replacement helicopters for the company. The helicopter crewmen would then fly the helicopters back to Qui Nhon. At 1120 hours, with the U-6 about 14 miles southeast of Phu Cat, radio and radar contact with the plane was lost. Because the pilot, Captain F. A. Rhodes, had announced plans to remain overnight at Ban Me Thuot, no immediate search was made. When search efforts were begun on 5 January, no trace of the aircraft or its seven occupants could be found. Formal search efforts ended on 9 January 1971. He is honored…
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July 24, 2018, 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM @ Rigsby Recreation Center
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The miners work unaware,But in silence, they know.When a whistle loses air,It's time for us to go.
Retreating on the quick,Where at the top they laughed.For they were saved, 'in the nick,'By wee birds who got the shaft.


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Lead Devops Engineer - LAMP / AWS / CI
- Recruiter
- Stafford Sharp
- Location
- Bristol (City Centre)
- Posted
- 14 Feb 2018
- Closes
- 24 Feb 2018
- Sector
- Technology & New Media
- Contract Type
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- Hours
- Full Time
Lead Devops Engineer - LAMP / AWS / CI
Bristol, Avon
£45k - £60k + benefits (including flexi-working)
Senior DevOps Engineer, Dev Ops, Linux Systems Administrator, Systems Administration, Monitoring, Cloud, AWS, Google Cloud, sysadmin, Systems Support, Systems maintenance, Linux, (Red Hat/CentOS or variants), LAMP / LEMP (Linux Apache / Nginx, MySQL / MariaDB, PHP) OpenVZ virtual containers, Puppet configuration management system, PHP/Apache/MySQL sites, DNS and IP addressing, Postfix MTA.
We have an excellent opportunity for a Senior DevOps Engineer to take on a Lead Dev-ops role with a fast-growing Web Agency based in Bristol. We are looking for a talented Devops / Systems Administrator (LAMP / LEMP) with experience as a Senior or Lead to lead and grow, a small team.
The successful Linux Dev Ops / Linux Systems Administrator will become an active member of my clients' fast-growing development team (Across PHP and .NET) and take responsibility for managing their platform across multiple data centres using Puppet configuration management, as well as developing and maintaining automated build processes, and internal services.
The ideal DevOps will have extensive Linux knowledge ideally utilised within a Web Operations environment (WebOps), proven commercial experience in a Systems Admin role, including maintaining, developing and supporting Linux-based systems (Red Hat / CentOS or variants). You will have excellent knowledge of internet technologies and how they work at protocol level, and experience hosting with the LAMP stack (Linux / Apache / MySQL / PHP) or LEMP stack (Linux / Nginx / MariaDB / PHP)
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Civil War
From the Database of Home of the Underdogs
GAME DEVELOPER:International PC Owners Inc. (IPCO)
GAME PUBLISHER:International PC Owners Inc. (IPCO)
Copyright 1983, International PC Owners Inc. (IPCO)
Civil War is a below-average BASICA game distributed only among IPCO members. Due to limitations of the BASIC language and early 1980 hardware, the game amounts to little more than a quirky piece of PC nostalgia. From the MobyGames description: "Civil War is a war strategy simulation. You play as the confederacy in the Civil War, and need to allocate funds and decide on a strategy to win as many battles as you can. Each turn will provide a brief overview of the battle, and allow you to allocate funds for food, salaries, and weapons as well as choose the offensive or defensive strategy you wish to use. The computer will then display the results of the battle which depend on the choices you make. The battles used in the game are actual battles from the war, and the computer will compare the results of the choices you made to the actual historical results."


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Frank O'Hara
I am trying to capture him on paper,
as if he were one of my poems,
but he has an acrylic way about him,
chemical and resistant,
more like a painting than a page of words.
Da Vinci could have easily painted his portrait,
have his colors sink deep into canvas,
making him Mona Lisa's equal.
And to put his body, his gestures
to words would be useless.
He moves like dripping paint,
abstract yet technical as gravity.
But when I picture him
my hand forgets all common sense.
It follows my thoughts,
Instead of his face,
and a page of admiration appears before me,
turning me into a lover,
not a poet.
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All results for Sylvester drawings, games, pictures, drawings and news about Sylvester in coloringpages10.com.
Do you know all about Tweety?. Maybe, you know many thing about him. He is a little and yellow bird, but he doesn´t like cats. Well, one of them it is called Sylvester. So, Sylvester and Tweety love and hate each other. They fight but they care about another one. Do you understand that?.
If you want to give a present, the birthday cake is the best gift in the world. It has many colors and flavors. This one has four candles, though you can draw many more. If it is an special party, you have to show an special dessert like this. What flavor do you like?.
It´s time to eat so if you are hungry and you don´t want to eat many calories...this is the solution. A sandwich with letucce, cheese and tomato, it´s so delicious and it´s so good for you healthy. Before eating the sandwich, you can color it if you want.
Doraemon is very happy because he is with his friends. One of them is called Nobita who is a child and a bad student. Besides, in this picture, Shizuka appears, too. She is a funny girl and, I have to say that Nobi loves her. You have to color all characters if you like them.
If you have a special party and you want to wear a mask, here you are. Nobody will know who you are, but first, you will have to print, cut and color it. It´s an easy work, but anyway you will need time to do it. Call your friends because the work is easier when you have some help.
The police is coming with a big car, which has headlights in blue and red. The policemen always go around the streets for catching thieves, so our town is safer. Now, we can print this car and then, color it. It´s so easy and funny...Try it.


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Sunday, April 25, 2010
Yarra Glen Farmer's Market @ Yering Station
After attending a few of these markets, I would have to say the Yarra Glen market at Yering station is one of the more 'sophisticated' ones, but sophistication is not always what you're after at farmer's markets. 'Grass root' type stores excites me more.. Set on the grounds of a vineyard, it is a brilliant backdrop for the stands and producers.. I'm not sure if they have entertainment every month, or whether it was because it was the "autumn harvest" market, but it nevertheless made it a good morning to just take some time to wander the through the barn and grounds. I don't know if it was local, but sometimes, it doesn't really matter.
Ps. I am so freaken addicted to lemon myrtle shortbread from these goddamn markets. There is a store that sells these shortbread made in the Yarra Valley and they are FREAKEN amazing because of the lemon myrtle in them.
Yarra Glen, Yering Station
3rd Sunday of each month
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- ebr999 said...
I'm pretty sure you have to be over seventy (70) to like shortbread. Do you also like butterscotch? Cos that's a dead giveaway.
- April 25, 2010 at 7:13 AM
- Dave said...
I'm actually seventy one (71). That makes me more than qualified, don't you think - BETTY.There I used your REAL name. I'm not afraid - not afraid AT ALL.
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The exhibition "Ecological netting" is highly interactive and immersive. It shows a collection of 'key-animals', functioning as example of different netting-solutions.
Museon, The Hague, The Netherlands
The Netherlands is a densely populated country. Highways, urban regions and nature fight for space. Usually, financial motives win, which means that nature is cut up in small pieces. Animals need a wider living environment than available for hunting and propagating. In the exhibition 'Ecological Netting, visitors can see what is done in The Netherlands in order to prevent animals from extinction. We build bridges over highways for deer, tunnels under public roads for badger and we plant high trees next to busy roads to urge butterflies and birds to fly higher than the cars drive.
Visitors learn about the specific problems some animals face and the importance of the precautions we take. They can call the animals with special phones to ask them questions and they get the vision of a forest keeper. The exhibits give insight into political, economical and environmental challenges.


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2018 is YOUR YEAR right ! You are ready to make those changes. You want to peel off some layers that no longer serve your life and Soul. You want to have more self-compassion, embrace your imperfections, heal deeply, and embody more of your Light.
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I wasn't a complete sloth however, I took some time today to work on some requests I've had to modify some of my past freebies. So, put on your jammies and grab whatever you think you could use!
First up are the playdough labels I made for the first day of school last summer. (Here's the original post.)
!) because the original post had 1084 views yesterday - holy moly! I've gotten a bunch of emails and comments requesting labels with grade levels other than kindergarten, so you can find First Grade labels here and Preschool labels here.
Next are last summer's backpack tags that say "Class of 2024 It all starts with Kindergarten..." My kids LOVED them and they lasted all year because I laminated them. Eager teachers who are already planning for the fall have been itching for new tags, so you can grab the updated, class of 2025 version here.
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7 Day Skye and Western Isle, Island Hopper
Journey far to North West Scottish Highlands and some most famous islands, the Outer Hebrides and Isle of Skye. Small villages, long sandy beaches and dramatic mountain scenery are made all the more stunning by their remoteness.
An unforgettable journey to the far north west of the Scottish Highlands and the region's most famous islands, the Outer Hebrides and Isle of Skye. Small villages, long sandy beaches and dramatic mountain scenery are made all the more stunning by their remoteness. You will also discover Gaelic culture, hear traditional music and get the chance to enjoy the fantastic local seafood.
Price: £299
Edinburgh Departure
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All inclusive great value sightseeing tour of Scotland
Tour Highlights:
Your legendary local Guide
Freedram of Highland whisky
Isle of Skye's awe-inspiring scenery
Culloden Battlefield
Free day to go monster spotting on Loch Ness
Stunning hikes through remote mountain terrain
Callanish Standing Stones, predating Stonehenge
White sandy beaches on Harris
Party it up in the capital of the Highlands - Inverness
Traditional Hebridean blackhouse and tweed makers
Plant a tree in the 'Backpackers Grove'
Day 1: Edinburgh to Inverness
We pass the famous Forth Bridge and into Perthshire, surrounded by mountains, forests and salmon packed rivers. We stop in Dunkeld, heart of Macbeth country and its mighty cathedral
We continue north hearing tales of Bonnie Prince Charlie and the tragedy of his defeat on the eerie moor of Culloden, scene of the last major battle in Britain. The chance to have a dram of whisky at a distillery before arriving in Inverness
Day 2: Inverness to Loch Ness
Through the remnants of ancient Caledonian Pine Forest we take a walk through some of this amazing environment led by your fearless local Guide who will ensure we make it back to civilisation.
Our journey takes us through Drumnadrochit and onto Loch Ness. We see the ruins of Urquhart Castle before arriving at Fort Augustus on the shores of the famous loch.
Day 3: Free Day Loch Ness
Get amongst some spectacular Highland scenery and do your own thing. Hire bikes, take a boat trip on Scotland's most famous loch to try and spot you-know-who, climb a mountain or chill out in Morag's Lodge with a nice local beer.
Day 4: Loch Ness to Lewis
Today we journey through the wilderness of the north west Highlands, some of the most remote and most isolated mountain terrain in Europe.
We visit Corrieshalloch Gorge, a breathtaking mile long gorge set amongst the trees then on to the wee fishing village of Ullapool. Grab some of the best fish and chips you will ever have and tuck in to them on the pier before we board our ferry this evening bound for the Western Isles.
Day 5: Lewis & Harris
We visit the stunning Callanish Standing Stones, Neolithic in age and dating back more than 4,000 years. Their meaning remain a mystery, perhaps an ancient calendar but these are considered to be some of the most impressive and inspiring of any of the ancient stones in Britain.
These Hebridean islands are predominantly Gaelic speaking and have an unbroken culture dating back millennia. We visit a traditional blackhouse and the home of tweed makers, a fabric exclusive to the islands but now considered very trendy
Day 6: Harris to Skye
In the morning we explore the amazing beaches of Harris, famous for its clear blue waters, magnificent mountain backdrop and traditional crofting culture. These islands are home to the Clan MacLeod who have lived here for centuries.
After exploring the wonders of Harris, we leave their homeland and cross by ferry to the 'winged island', the Isle of Skye. We explore the magical isle with its awesome scenery and Cuillin Mountains while hearing about its many legends and faerie stories.
Day 7: Skye to Edinburgh
Back on the mainland, we stop to view the impressive Eilean Donan Castle perched on the shores of Loch Duich then journey along the Great Glen fault line before passing Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain.
We discover the story of the name 'The Weeping Glen' at Glencoe, and the infamous massacre of the MacDonalds. Over the wilds of Rannoch Moor, we pass Stirling with its famous Wallace Monument, where the true story of Braveheart is told, before returning to the capital city of Edinburgh
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All have great facilities, provide free linen, (you don't need a sleeping bag) and have top quality self-catering kitchens, security, and laundry facilities.
Dorm accommodation is guaranteed, simply pay as you go. Below is a selection of some of the great places we stay. All are guaranteed (but optional) and range from £18 to £23 per night.
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Try whisky at an optional Highland distillery visit
Go monster spotting on a Loch Ness cruise
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Try the best black pudding in the world in Stornoway, the tastiest fish and chips in Ullapool or even some haggis
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Free dram of Highland whisky
Transport on one of the famous yellow buses
All ferries
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Richmond Condo Market – March 2017
April 18, 2017
Richmond March Condo Housing Market Highlight
When the total active listings, new listings and the total condos sold for the month converged, the Richmond condo market as experienced in March 2017 was practically in a sold out situation. Never before that the writer is aware of such huge demand for condos that happened in Richmond's condo sales history.
Under such unusual situation where practically every home listed is sold, it is not surprising that Richmond Condo prices are spiking higher month after month.
Huge Jump In Richmond Condo Prices
A year ago, Richmond's condo HPI price was around $400,000. During the past 12 months, demand from home buyers remained active and with dwindling supply coming onto the market, the seasonally high buying activities continued to exert pricing pressure on the condo market.
Each week's condo listings were quickly snapped up by eager buyers, resulting in condo prices increasing by tens of thousands. Many condos in recent weeks were sold $15,000 to $30,000 higher than comparable homes that were sold just a few weeks before.


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I order takeout at least once a week.I order takeout multiple times a week.I like going out to eat socially.I don't really cook for myself.I try to shop at a particular grocery store, like Trader Joe's.I sometimes grocery shop multiple times a week.I love to "treat myself" like to ice cream!I love after-work happy hour.I regularly go to brunch on the weekend.Pizza.
I love the feeling of a nice hot shower.And don't mind indulging in a bath, every now and then.I am inseparable from my smartphone.And I check my email REGULARLY.I would starve without my microwave.When it's hot outside, I like to turn on a fan.Or better yet, crank the AC.And when it is cold, it's time to turn the heater on.Location is perhaps the most crucial component of my housing/apartment search.Wifi.
I like to go to the gym.And I love the movies.Going to concerts is super duper fun.Shopping, shopping, shopping.Being far away from a fun event will deter me from attending.Going out on weekends with friends is a must.And yes, that includes getting drunk.I'm down to play outside… sometimes.Because let's face it, I don't like getting sweaty.Netflix.
Public transportation is a necessity.But it will also be the death of me.Or at least I can Uber it.I'd rather live in the hustle and bustle than somewhere that is too quiet.I simultaneously can hate everyone, but also be OK living in a busy place.And somewhere where people take their outfits very seriously.I need to be within a mile of a Starbucks at all times.I really, really like to travel.Swimming pools > any other body of water.I need someplace that is 24/7 like me.
I'm outgoing and make friends easily.I also appreciate my alone time.Crowds do not intimidate me.I want to live in a place where everyone isn't like me.I'd rather play the field than settle down.Starting a family may be in the cards, but not for a while.Actually, kids = EW.I'm driven and career-focused.And I want to be surrounded by likeminded people.You better work, bitch.


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