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LOWELL -- Investing in infrastructure, job creation, workforce development and housing: It's what the people want, and it's what they got from the $1 billion economic development bill just approved by the state Legislature and Gov. Charles Baker.
That's according to Sen. Eileen Donoghue, D-Lowell, one of the chairs of the Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies -- who led the conference committee that spent the last two weeks crafting a final version of the legislation.
The committee beat the clock in a final whirlwind session on Sunday, establishing creative programs that will help the state tackle various problems, from a lack of affordable housing to skyrocketing student debt.
"When voters send us to the Statehouse, they want us to do things that produce jobs, support their ability to earn a living, ensure they have an affordable place to live," Donoghue told The Sun's Editorial Board Tuesday. "This bill does all this."
One of the most notable bond authorizations in the bill is $500 million for the MassWorks program, which awards grants to cities and towns for infrastructure upgrades that spur economic development projects.
Donoghue called this "a big, big uptick," as MassWorks has awarded about $300 million over its lifetime since Gov. Deval Patrick launched the program. About $75 million of these competitive grants were awarded last year.
Lowell's Hamilton-Canal District has already benefited from MassWorks, and Donoghue expects the area to continue to receive funding from MassWorks, in addition to surrounding towns.
Furthermore, the bill legalized daily fantasy sports for two years, enough time for a special commission to examine the industry and for the Legislature to act on the commission's recommendation. Donoghue will chair the special commission.
"We know this business is here to stay. It's a new emerging industry, a $3 billion industry, which blows me away," Donoghue said. "Everyone wants it on their phone. They want that instant gratification.
"We need this commission to figure out the licensing and taxation," she added.
Donoghue will chair a committee charged with determining how the burgeoning industry will be taxed. The other co-chair will be Rep. Joseph Wagner, of Chicopee, who also chaired the economic development bill conference committee with Donoghue.
Here are other notable items in the bill:
* A tax deduction to match contributions to 529 college savings plans, up to $1,000 for single filers and up to $2,000 for married couples filing jointly.
* An option for municipalities to create starter home zoning districts that will be affordable for young people who are preparing to start families.
* Almost $50 million for the Workforce Skills Capital Grant Program, which awards grants to career and technical education programs that are aligned with regional economic development goals.
For more on this story, read Wednesday's edition of The Sun and visit www.lowellsun.com.
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You guys know I love Onzie by now right?! …Their range fits my fitness loves – yoga and cycling / spinning.
Not too long ago, they launched their Fall goodies and I've been lucky enough to sample a few pieces so I can just fall in love a little more (pun intended!)
Long Legging $65
Why I love this: I wore these leggings for yoga one morning. I love the coverage they provide – I'm not the girl with see through pants. I am the girl who brings a bit of glam and sparkle to class though! I then rocked them on an out and about day where it was raining. They got wet of course, then dried quickly keeping me comfortable. Next up I rocked them in spin class!
Sweatshirt $45
Why I love this: It's perfect throw on for class or just out and about. the fabric is the same technical fabric as Onzie's other products so it's fast drying and light. I find the sleeves a little on the short side but this doesn't bother me.
Bandeau Top $30
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Why I love this: I meant to take this top with me to Ibiza for the beach but in a last minute rush I forgot. I've not yet worn it to workout because on it's own I don't feel supported enough. I absolutely love the colour though and when I hit up a less vigorous yoga class I will throw it on under a loose top for sure to show it off.
What's jazzing up your workout wardrobe this Fall / Autumn?!
Elle 🙂
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The food world is full of classic pairings: bacon and cabbage, peanut butter and jelly, everything and cheese. But sometimes the true thrill of the kitchen is finding two items that don't sound they'd match up, and sticking them on a plate.
It shouldn't work, but your tastebuds, much like Shakira's hips, don't lie.
Well done, you've created a masterpiece. Now, read on, you genius, there are other wild food pairings at stake.
1. Blueberry and ginger
Try them in a tart.
You are welcome.
2. Blood orange and red onion
The two paired in a salad are to be tasted to be believed.
3. Peach and tomato
Another salad option that'll blow your mind.
4. Bacon maple doughnuts
Let's be real, these two together could only equate happiness.
5. Chocolate and beetroot brownies
So good, you won't believe they're good for you.
6. Watermelon, feta and basil
What did I say? Cheese goes with everything.
7. Strawberry and jalapeño
This makes for a cracking dip, side or conversation starter.
8. Chocolate and avocado
An incredibly delicious dessert these two make, filled with good fats and loads of flavour.
9. Olive oil gelato
Smooth, grassy, and slightly savoury, this rich olive oil gelato makes for an elegant dessert. A sprinkle of sea salt really tops it off.
10. Strawberries and balsamic vinegar
Sharp, sweet and all kinds of tasty.
11. Caramel and sea-salt
Both champions in their respective fields, and a winning duo together.
12. Sesame seeds and chocolate
Salty and sweet at its best.
13. Chicken and waffles
A feast of champions.
14. Mac'n'cheese pancakes
Cheese is a superfood, right?
15. Chocolate and parmesan
Not your average toastie.
16. Cheese toasties and jam
For the young at heart.
17. Figs and pizza
Don't forget the honey.
18. Coca Cola marinated pork
Sweet, savoury and with a tangy kick you'll crave again and again.
19. Chips and milkshake
A party favourite for eight-year-olds to 80-year-olds.
20. Chilli and chocolate
A welcome kick to everyone's favourite sweet product.
21. Mackerel and banana
Yes, you really did read that correctly.
22. Banana and bacon
Breakfast foods FTW.
23. Honey-glazed carrots
Carrots are the dark horse of the vegetable world. Boasting savoury and sweet taste like no other.
24. Fruit cake and cheese
An oldie, but a goodie.
25. Guinness and chocolate
Deep flavour on deep flavour, heaven.
26. And finally, cheese and honey
You may have tried cheese in a salad with a honey and mustard dressing but it's so much tastier if you try it with pure honey.
A drizzle of honey will also turn ricotta into simple dessert option too. Truly proving that cheese is the food of our generation.


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TORONTO, February 7, 2013 — RBC (RY on TSX and NYSE) has received numerous acknowledgements in the 2013 Euromoney Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey, winning awards for the "Best Private Banking Services Overall" in Canada for an unprecedented sixth consecutive year, the Caribbean for the fourth year in a row and in the Cayman Islands for the second year running. In addition, RBC once again ranked in the top 10 for "Best Private Banking Services Overall" in North America and in the top 20 globally.
RBC Wealth Management achieved significant recognition for its trust capabilities, ranking in the top 10 for "Trust Services Globally" and earning the number one ranking for trust services in Canada, the UK, the Cayman Islands and Jersey. These distinctions follow a number of other awards recently received by RBC Wealth Management's international trust business, including Outstanding Wealth Planning & Trust Provider in the Private Banker International Global Wealth Awards, and other industry-leading recognitions from Citywealth and Private Client Practitioner.
"As the sixth largest wealth manager in the world, we leverage our global capabilities to bring excellence in advice and solutions to our clients," said George Lewis, group head, RBC Wealth Management & RBC Insurance. "We are proud to receive these prestigious awards which are an acknowledgement of the commitment and expertise of our people around the world, including in Canada where we have extended our number one market share among high-net-worth clients."
In Canada, RBC ranked first in a number of key categories including Relationship Management, High Net Worth client service in multiple categories ($500,000 to $1 million USD and $1 million to $10 million USD), Range of Investment Products, Trust Services, Privacy and Security, Fixed Income Portfolio Management, Lending/Financing Solutions and Range of Advisory Services.
"We are delighted and honoured to see our private banking business recognized as the best in the industry for an unprecedented sixth consecutive year," said David McKay, group head, RBC Personal & Commercial Banking. "This acknowledgement from our peers is a true testament to our strengths in client service and the collaborative approach we take to deliver the best of RBC to our high-net-worth families."
RBC's accomplishments in the Euromoney survey add to its recent recognition as "Best Private Bank in Canada" in the annual 2012 Global Private Banking Awards and "Outstanding Private Bank North America" in the 2012 Private Banker International Global Wealth Awards.
First published in 2004, the Euromoney Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey is regarded as one of the leading benchmarks for the global wealth management industry. Survey results are based primarily on a peer ranking methodology.
RBC Wealth Management was recognized in July 2012 as the world's sixth
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Paddle Battle
Paddle Battle is the basic pong game in which students can either go up against the computer or battle it out with a friend. The winner is decided by the player that can first get to seven. This game was based off a tutorial from https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/363/a-pong-clone-from-scratch-video-tut.... This is a game students will build in our "GAME:IT 2.0 Junior" course.
Skills Learned
- Making AI opponents - Switching players and controls easily - Having persistent scoring - Scoring from one object for multiple players - Adding in a second player
To not let the ball passed your paddle while being the first one to make it to seven.
If you pick the Arrows option then you will be using the up and down arrow to move your paddle. If you choose Keys then you will be using the S and X keys to move your paddle up and down. If you choose AI then you are choosing to go up against a computer.


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President Donald Trump has come under extraordinary attack from a former Australian politician.
A LEADING Australian foreign policy expert has delivered a devastating assessment of US President Donald Trump's ability to handle the growing global tensions with Russia and North Korea.
Former Foreign Affairs Minister Gareth Evans has labelled President Trump the most "ill-informed, ill-prepared, ethically-challenged and psychologically ill-equipped" president in the US history.
In an address to the National Press Club today, Professor Evans said Mr Trump was "personally driven by instinct and impulse" and "unhampered by knowledge or judgment".
Gareth Evans said Trump was "personally driven by instinct and impulse".And anyone hoping that "the adults" had regained charge of US foreign policy was "making a very big gamble".
"He has led an administration acting so far manifestly on the basis of postures and not of policies," Prof Evans said.
"While the commentariat is beginning to find some comforting early signs that the adults are regaining charge of foreign policy in the United States, I have to say that anyone betting on this administration delivering consistent, coherent, constructive and decent outcomes over the next four years is making a very big gamble indeed."
Evans said anyone hoping for adults being in charge of US foreign policy "making a very big gamble, indeed".
Prof Evans, who was Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister during the Hawke and Keating governments and is now the chancellor of Australian National University, said the solution in "bumper sticker terms" was "less United States, more Asia, more self-reliance".
That did not mean walking away from the US alliance – it was still critical in terms of access to intelligence and military firepower — but less reflexive support for everything the chose to do was "long overdue", he said.
"None of this means becoming Beijing's patsy any more than we should be Washington's," he said.
"We shouldn't hold back in making clear our own commitment to democratic and human right values; we should be prepared to push back when China reaches out to us as it has in the South China Sea in recent times."


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Liverpool Football Club was formed in 1892 and are based in Liverpool, Merseyside.
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To date Liverpool FC have won more European trophies than any other English team, in addition to 7 FA Cup wins and 18 Premier League titles.


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At the time of writing, work has begun on the pedestrianisation of Boyces Avenue, which was expected to greatly enhance this corner of Clifton.
The delivery of this scheme has been handled in as ham-fisted a way as possible with absolutely no thought given to protecting the interests of the local traders. Signage is weak, so it's impossible to understand when it is a pedestrian zone and when vehicles can use the road – there are no bollards but instead a couple of scruffy second-hand plastic fences shoved into place erratically. Yet again, it's a scheme that could and should enhance Clifton but has been mucked up by the Council.
Charles says, "We have a wonderful opportunity to start the redevelopment of this beautiful and historic part of the village, which could improve the whole local environment and vernacular.
"The proposed redevelopment of the shops backing onto Kings Avenue will hopefully start in the not too distant future and coupled with this scheme will make a real difference to the area. Why the pedestrianisation has not been handled more efficiently baffles me and I'm investigating what can be done to improve the situation."


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We've already told you about HOW MUCH MONEY HAUNTED HOUSES CAN MAKE during the holiday season.
So if you're not in the mood to make money running your own Haunted House, which haunted house attractions should be considered worth your money this year?
According to the fine folks over at HAUNTWORLD, these are what they consider to be this year's TOP SCREAM ATTRACTIONS:
- Pennhurst Asylum, Spring City PA
- The 13th Gate, Baton Louge LA
- Netherworld, Atlanta GA
- House of Torment, Austin TX
- The Darkness, St Louis MO
- Erebus, Pontiac MI
- The Dent Schoolhouse, Cincinnati OH
- Kersey Valley Spookywoods, Greensboro NC
- Headless Horseman Hayride and Haunt, Ulster Park NY
- Cutting Edge, Fort Worth TX
- Bates Model, Philadelphia PA
- Bennett's Curse, Baltimore MD
- The 13th Floor, Chicago IL
Be sure to check out their full list of 31 scary attractions, along with their other breakdowns:
- Best Scare Actors: Netherworld
- Most Extreme: Erebus
- Best Year Round Attraction: 13th Floor (Disney's Haunted Mansion came in at #2)
So here's a question for you: when you go to a scare attraction, DO YOU LIKE BEING TOUCHED WHILE IN A HAUNTED HOUSE? It ends up that some haunted houses are changing their "No Touch" policy to one that creates a more interactive activity. One house rules allow their actors to touch guests "above the shoulders and below the knee".
Cause that's safer than "no touching allowed", isn't it?
Related posts:
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- How to Create a Haunted House, and Make Money Doing It
- Want to own a Reality TV house? Here's what it will cost you…
- How To Build a Life-Size Gingerbread House (Recipe)
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Wontons are quite popular not only in China but also in various other Asian as well as American countries. Wontons were introduced by the West by those early settlers in China town who were primarily from those Cantonese speaking cities in the Southern China.
As per Chinese, the word wontons bear the meaning of "swallowing clouds" and it does resemble the spiral cloud motif in the handicrafts of China. Wontons or chinese dumplings are one of the most popular and famous dishes of Chinese restaurants.
The many types of wontons
The Cantonese Wonton: it is known to have a yellow wrapping which is made from egg and flour and looks more like a thick pasta sheet. This is then filled with shrimps and minced pork. These chinese dumplings Melbourne are usually served along with egg noodles. But the credit goes to the preparation of the broth as it is considered as an art in itself. But each and every wonton soup is a secret recipe in itself.
The Shanghainese Wonton
These are the other kinds of wontons which come with a white colored outer wrapping and they also differ in the kind of filling that goes inside it. Even the wrappings are made using just the flour and the filling has minced pork and bok choy. There is also other variation to it where they add chopped leaks as well as spring onions. The soup recipe too differs and the soup here is made using soy sauce, water and also a bit of seasoning is added to the same.
While the above mentioned one happens to be the actual recipe, the international cuisines have made some variations in both vegetarian and non vegetarian.
The Sichuan Wonton
This is another kind of wonton which is also called with the name "Chao Shou" which means crossed hands in Chinese. Even these wontons have a thick and a white colored wrapping. The sauce though is very spicy and these wontons are boiled on that sauce to it more taste.
Name of this wonton comes from the way these are wrapped. The wrapping resembles that of a person folding his hands but there are also some variations where we can find a triangle shaped Sichuan Wonton.
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WINSLOW, Ariz. — The Winslow Bulldogs won their way into the Arizona State 3A Conference Tournament with a 4-1 victory over the Valley Christian Trojans in Chandler April 27.
The win got the Bulldogs into the tournament as the 15th seed scheduled to play the No. 2 seed Casteel Colts May 3 in Surprise.
Valley Christian scored first in the bottom of the fourth inning, but the Bulldogs took the lead with a three run top of the sixth inning and completed the scoring with a run in the top of the seventh and last inning.
Winning pitcher Junior Villanueva went the distance and gave up only one run on seven hits and one walk. Winslow had eight hits led by Daniel Vizcaya, who was three for four with three doubles. A. J. Huerta and Jalen Lyons were two for four with the Lyons having a home run. Jacob Guerrero was one for three.
The Bulldogs 13-1 loss to the Eagles and a 6-3 loss to the Show Low Cougars hurt their seeding in the conference playoffs and dropped them to 17th, necessitating a play-in game at 16th ranked Valley Christian.
In the loss to Show Low, both teams scored a run in the third inning and the Cougars took a 2-1 lead in the top of the fourth. The Bulldogs got the lead with a two run bottom of the sixth only to have Show Low score four times in the top of the seventh and hold the bulldogs scoreless in the bottom of the final inning to win the game.
Winslow surrendered six runs on 11 hits. The Bulldogs had only five hits and two of their runs were unearned.
Lyons and Vizcaya were both two for four with Lyons having a double. A. J. Huerta was one for four.
Lady Bulldogs defeat Sabino Lady Sabercats in first round of tourney
The Winslow Lady Bulldogs defeated the Sabino Lady Sabercats 3-2 in the first round of the Arizona State 3A Conference Tournament in Phoenix April 28.
Jordyn Johnson hit the game-winning home run with two out in the bottom of the seventh and final inning. Justine Butterfield got the win going the distance allowing just five hits. Sabino scored first in the top of the fourth inning, but Winslow took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the fifth on a double by Butterfield, an error and a two-run double by Morgan Thomas.
Sabino tied the game in the top of the sixth but Johnson's blast won it with the long drive over the centerfield fence. Winslow will meet the Chino Valley Lady Cougars, upset winners over fourth seed Safford.
Going into the tournament the Lady Bulldogs were 19-12 after a 6-5 loss to the Show Low Lady Cougars in Winslow April 23. Winslow was seeded eighth in the state, one place below Show Low for the automatic qualifiers. The Lady Sabercats defeated the Blue Ridge Lady Yellowjackets 7-0 in Tucson April 25 to get into the tournament. Going into play in the tournament Winslow was seeded fifth and Sabino 12th.
In Winslow's loss to Show Low, the Lady Cougars scored three runs in the top of the first inning and Winslow plated two in the bottom of the first. The Lady Bulldogs tied the game 3-3 in the bottom of the fourth and took a 4-3 lead in the bottom of the sixth inning. Show Low scored three times in the top of the seventh for a 6-4 lead. Winslow scored once in the bottom of the seventh but it wasn't enough, and the Lady Cougars claimed the victory.
Justine Butterfield took the tough loss, as all of Show Low's runs were unearned. She gave up seven hits and no walks but was hurt by six Winslow errors. Winslow had eight hits and three earned runs. Brooke Williams was two for three with a double. Harleigh Scott was two for four. Butterfield and Cloe Wilcox were one for three. Jordyn Johnson and Morgan Thomas were one for four with Thomas having a home run.
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- Winslow Lady Bulldogs ousted by Sahuarita 4-0 from state tournament
- Winslow's baseball and softball teams put up wins
- Lady Bulldogs play well, aim for post season
- Lady Bulldogs defeat Lady Dust Devils in semi-final; Bulldogs ousted by Casteel Colts
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As I sit and sip coffee, I think back on the week, and in my mind I land on Thursday. It always seems like any day can be national something day. There's an ice cream day, a siblings day, and even the dog days of summer get their turn. National Dog Day was Thursday. My sister teased "Facebook is going to the dogs." I told her she was so punny. As we continue to settle in to life in suspended animation, aka life in our apartment, aka life in the clubhouse, we continue to find new things to do each day, new places to explore, new things to hunt for, new discoveries about what is in storage vs. the apartment, all while we grapple with the last few boxes {still} to unpack.
I am not a very patient person. I am not. But I would like to say that since we have now been in the apartment for 4 weeks, and we still have not completely unpacked everything, and I have not gone crazy, that perhaps I am more patient than I realize, or than I give myself credit for. I have *had* time to unpack, but I have chosen to do other things. I have chosen to spend as much time with my boys while they are home in their own brief differing windows of pre-Europe time, I have chosen to create things, to take a road trip to Springfield, Missouri, to get a massage and then brunch with my guys, to visit with a friend, to sit on my tiny patio sipping coffee....As I yearn for things to be completely "settled" in our new life, I have been able to balance that with the greater need for being in the moment and living in that moment, rather than feeding the inner beast that demands to be completely organized.
I have been wanting to start our evening walks again. Two factors have been against me: the sultry still hot evenings, and the lack of a "new path" here. The weather cooled off a bit, and Truman and I both have been dying for a walk, so Saturday night we decided to just walk around the apartment complex. You should have seen how excited my boo was to finally be prancing around. He was fresh from his beauty appointment Saturday morning, so his step was lighter than usual, as if he knew just how darn cute he was with his new cut and sporty red bandanna. While the walking path was not picturesque or scenic, we made the most of it and just embraced where we were. Isn't that such a life lesson? I think that is how I have handled much of this transition, including the few remaining unpacked boxes. I have made the most of my time, and so be it if we still are a mess here and there in the corners. When given the choice to unpack, or walk this incredibly cute dog, wouldn't anyone choose the latter? ;-)
Truman has been such a joy to us in our days of transition. He has settled in to the apartment life like a champ, and has not once complained about the loss of his big green backyard, full of wild bunnies to chase. He is unsure of all the noises above us, but he will take most of them with a tilt of his head, or a whimper, reserving only the really loud noises for his bark of warning. He is so worried about his momma that he thinks someone upstairs is out to get me. ;-)
Andrew has been gone two weeks now, and Philip leaves in one week, and this little Truman guy is the one that we get to keep with us. He is turning into quite the rotten little boy. If I had any doubts about that, my husband was sure to let me know just what he thought of my holding this baby in my lap while I did my hair and makeup the other day. Boo was a little scared and my lap is big enough anyway. ;-) Truman has been right there with us during all of his summer moving swirl.
I had to really chuckle at him on the afternoon we drove back from Tyler. We had run some furniture we were getting rid of over to my sister, and we spent the time there out on the back patio, watching her four youngest children swim. We had taken Truman with us, as it was a day that included an Open House for our home while it was on the market still. We decided he would enjoy the field trip better than being penned up in the laundry room while we were gone and strangers roamed the house.
And we were right. He just ran circles around that pool, checking out every little change in the kids' activities, and also dealing with my sister's horse puppy, her Grand Pyrenees Scout. We had not been in the car driving long before little boo just settled down to nap, much like little boys that had traveled a decade and a half ago in that same back seat. Yes, Truman is spoiled rotten. But he is my best boo after all, my only boo. Thursday might have been National Dog Day. But in my house, every day is dog day. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
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Trout Park – Roaring River State Park
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Glass Art January/February 2017 Volume 32 Number 1 Letter from the Editor A New Year Offers Expanded Choices by Shawn Waggoner Glass Art editor Shawn Waggoner shares some of the magazine's latest additions including its blossoming Glass Expert Webinar™ offerings produced in conjunction with its sister publication, Glass Patterns Quarterly. The growing podcast series, Talking Out Your Glass, reflects an ongoing dedication to reaching glass enthusiasts with information on creating glass art. Ginny Ruffner: The Flowering Phoenix Flameworked Glass, Public Art, and Emerging Technologies by Shawn Waggoner Photography by Mike Seidl, Ambodha, and Spike Mafford Beloved American artist, Ginny Ruffner, has enjoyed a distinguished career spanning more than three decades. The artist helped redefine flameworked glass, previously known as the process of tchotchkes and trinkets, as a sculptural medium for fine art. 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Assistive technology for men and women with dyslexia includes text-to-speech apps, dictation software program, word prediction programs, electronic graphic organizers, and many tools that support note taking and study capabilities. Assistive technology can alter their lives, and so, financing its research can bring a greater tomorrow. Last month, an occasion called VA Innovation Creation Series Prosthetics and Assistive Technology Challenge took spot in Richmond, Virginia. Beside this one particular instance, there are plenty other circumstances wherein 3D solutions functioned as leverage for assistive technology.
A non-profit organization referred to as Enabled by Design and style has introduced few assistive devices with the assist of 3D printing. Even though currently there is a 80:20 ratio to DIY and commercial efforts in the field of assistive technology, I do hope that in the future, profiteers will herald the growth of this vertical. Mike Perry owns Low Vision Plus, which provides assistive devices for these with visual impairments.
The business, Al Jones Corporation, is at present building a voice-controlled version of the game for those who are blind or have low vision. Image of Itai Dagan of Tikkun Olam Makers and Erin Lauridsen, Assistive Technology Educator, ILRCSF at a table for the duration of the meeting. Big thanks to Liz Henry for transcribing the notes and Erin Lauridsen , Assistive Technology Educator at ILRCSF, for facilitating the meeting!
Great notion, open the door, but make sure very first that you know the technologies that is presently employed. Image of a group of men and women at a large conference area obtaining a discussion on assistive technology. But assistive technology is not just about expense reduction, it's about transforming lives in the most touching and inspiring ways. Right here are five factors why I think passionately that any individual functioning in the autism field must discover about assistive technologies and embrace their use. Pre-vocational solutions provide opportunities for folks with disabilities to work and develop capabilities in a pressure free" environment.
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From INEE newsletter on Education and Fragility (DEC 2012)
Interview with Mary Kangethe on the Kenyan Ministry of Education's work on education and peace
Mary Kangethe is an Assistant Director of Education in the Ministry of Education Kenya. She is Coordinator of the Peace Education Programme in the Ministry. She is also an expert resource person for the INEE Working Group on Education and Fragility.
In this interview, Mary Kangethe explains the Ministry's work on education and peace through highlights from policy and practice. She shares lessons learned and recommendations for other countries, describes some challenges the Ministry faces in implementing its Peace Education Programme, and finally outlines some ways forward.
Peace Education
Since independence, the education sector in Kenya promotes nationalism, patriotism, national unity, social equality, responsibility, international consciousness and positive attitudes towards other nations. This is mainly operationalized through the national school curriculum.
Violent conflicts related to elections have sporadically occurred in Kenya since 1992. The experiences of the 2007/2008 post-election violence in Kenya prompted the initiation of a Peace Education Programme in learning institutions by the Ministry of Education in collaboration with UNICEF and UNHCR. With time other partners came on board including NPI-Africa, UNESCO, the Japan Center for Conflict Prevention (JCCP), and the Inter-Governmental Authority for Development (IGAD). …
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POSTED BY Coley Ward ON 4:16 pm, April 2, 2011 - POSTED IN Hot Offseason Action
Acquired: Omar Infante, John Buck, Michael Dunn, Javier Javquez.
Lost: C Ronny Paulino, 1B/3B Chad Tracy, 2B Dan Uggla, CF Cameron Maybin, RHP Jose Veras, LHP Andrew Miller, LHP Will Ohman.
CF Chris Coghlan
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RHP Josh Johnson
RHP Ricky Nolasco
RHP Javier Vazquez
RHP Anibal Sanchez
RHP Chris Volstad
CL RHP Leo Nunez
This winter, the Fish traded one year of Dan Uggla for one year of utility player Omar Infante and reliever Michael Dunn, who racked up strikeouts in the minor leagues but could stand to lower his walk rate. It wasn't a huge return, but Infante should be a serviceable second baseman in 2011 and could shift to almost any other position on the diamond should the need arise. The Marlins also signed Javier Vazquez, who is only one year removed from a dominant season with the Braves. In 2010, Vazquez struggled mightily with the Yankees, but the Marlins are betting he'll return to form in Florida, which has a more pitcher-friendly stadium and fewer fans (so if he stinks, the booing won't be as loud). The Vazquez acquisition made a ton of sense, since the pitcher clearly wanted to pitch in Florida, though at $7 million he came a little more expensive then I would have predicted.
Speaking of money, the Fish signed catcher John Buck to a three-year, $18 million deal. Unless Florida knows something the rest of us don't, this was a massive overpay for a mediocre catcher nobody thinks will show the same power he did in 2010 when he hit 20 bombs in homer-happy Toronto. Then again, Buck did start the season by hitting a game-winning grand slam. So far so good.
One thing the Marlins didn't do this winter was find a third baseman, so they'll go with career journeyman Donnie Murphy, who is frequently called things like "scrappy" — and that's never a good sign. ZIPS is projecting Murphy for .227/.282/.429. The good news: prospect Matt Dominguez is on the way and while his bat reportedly could use some work, he's quickly developing a reputation as an elite defender.
Ultimately the success of the Marlins will depend on the performances of Vazquez and rookie outfielders Mike Stanton and Logan Morrison. If those guys live up to expectations, this team, which finished two games under .500 in 2010, could make the playoffs. Winning an extra 10 games in 2011 won't be easy, but the Phillies and Braves are loaded with question marks (will Chase Utley ever play again? Can Chipper Jones play 100 games? Is Freddie Freeman ready for the big leagues? Can Jimmy Rollins stay healthy?).
Despite a spotty offseason, I think the Fish have a real chance to surprise some people. If they find themselves in contention come July, I wouldn't be shocked to see the team trade for a third baseman on the cusp of free agency. Somebody like Aramis Ramirez could make sense. Or the Fish could trade for a second baseman (Kelly Johnson?) and shift Infante to third. Don't sleep on this team.
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Dean, Marieb College of Health & Human Services
Florida Gulf Coast University
Fort Myers, Florida
Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) seeks a dynamic and collaborative leader to serve as Dean of the Marieb College of Health and Human Services. FGCU is a comprehensive public university offering undergraduate and graduate programs to 15,000 students. One of 12 universities within the State University System of Florida, FGCU is Carnegie-designated as a master's level university. Founded in 1991 to serve the needs of the Southwest Florida community, FGCU has seen enormous growth in academic programs, research activity, campus life, donor support, and student outcomes. Through its strategic planning process, five broad themes or pillars have emerged as priorities – student success, academic excellence, entrepreneurship, health sciences, and community engagement.
One of five colleges within FGCU, the Marieb College of Health and Human Services (MCHHS) offers high-quality, high-demand programs that prepare graduates to succeed in the competitive healthcare sector. MCHHS comprises the School of Nursing and four academic departments (Counseling, Health Sciences, Rehabilitation Sciences, and Social Work) and offers seven undergraduate degree programs and 12 graduate programs enrolling 2127 undergraduate and 409 graduate students supported by 80 full-time faculty and 20 staff. MCHHS's distinctive approach to education and clinical care emphasizes interdisciplinary and inter-professional learning and practice directed toward solving complex problems. Student outcomes, including first time pass rates for licensure exams and employment rates, are outstanding, and there is extraordinary demand for the college's graduates.
Reporting to the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Dean is the chief academic and executive officer of the college and serves as a member of the University's academic leadership team. The Dean is responsible for the college's leadership, strategy, and fundraising and for managing the faculty and staff, fiscal resources, and physical facilities of the college. The Dean is accountable for the quality of MCHHS academic programs and faculty and for building undergraduate and graduate programs of excellence on a foundation of innovative interdisciplinary education that supports all academic disciplines. The Dean promotes and provides advocacy for the college within the university, throughout the state university system, and to regional, national, and international constituents and partners. The Dean guarantees the integrity of all MCHHS programs, promotes quality and excellence in teaching, research, and service, and fosters an environment of openness and collegiality. The range of MCHHS academic offerings requires a Dean who will be a strong advocate for the full array of disciplines and programs, employees, and students in the college and for an overarching vision that will pull these components into an integrated whole. The Dean has general administrative responsibility for the college, including its compliance with accreditation standards, community outreach, fundraising, marketing and enrollment, interdisciplinary initiatives, and the effective management of its administrative and financial affairs. The Dean is responsible for increasing research, growing entrepreneurial activity, creating opportunities for students, and fostering a collaborative spirit in the college.
The University seeks an innovative leader and strategic thinker with a broad understanding of the future of health sciences, health and human services policy, and the impact of health disparities and the ability to articulate a collective vision for the college within a growing university. The Dean will have exemplary academic achievement together with strategic leadership ability, outstanding interpersonal and communication skills, entrepreneurial spirit and high energy, and a passion for the unique mission of the college and university. The Dean will be a collaborator and convener, able to work effectively with a broad range of constituents, and a role model in team-building and establishing open communication with faculty and staff. The Dean must demonstrate excellent financial and management skills, the ability to make difficult choices, understand competing priorities and make decisions under constraints, a strong external focus, and an understanding of fundraising. The Dean will demonstrate a track record of commitment to student success, to diversity, to strong engagement with diverse constituents, and to building a diverse leadership team. An earned doctorate or equivalent experience and academic qualifications that merit appointment as a full professor in an academic discipline represented in the college is required. In addition to traditional backgrounds within higher education, outstanding academically qualified leaders from healthcare and social service environments will be considered.
Screening will begin in January and continue until an appointment is made. Nominations, inquiries, and applications (including a cover letter, CV, and the names of five references) should be directed electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kim M. Morrisson, Ph.D., Senior Managing Director or John Mestepey, Managing Director
Nancy Helfman, Vice President and Senior Associate
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FGCU is a community committed to ensuring equity ad fairness in employment. By cultivating diversity, we ensure an inclusive learning environment that contributes to student success.
FGCU is an EOE AA M/F/Vet/Disability Employer
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