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My wife and I went on a date last week. It wasn't an expensive date—in fact, it was the kind of date we used to go on when we were teenagers, when we had little money. We just went to the city park and walked around on the grass, circling it several times, holding hands and talking. I came away feeling like it was the best date I've ever had.
I have some decisions to make, problems to solve, answers to find. Decisions that will affect our future, decisions that have a lot to do with my work and income. You see, I have learned after long experience that the best way for me to get answers to serious questions is to talk things over with my wife. She is the best counselor I could hope for.
One bit of advice she gave me was for us to go to the temple together every day for a week. That's what we did over the last five days. Each day we had a theme. For example, Tuesday our theme was gratitude—just being grateful for whatever we have or are experiencing, no matter what. At the end of each temple session, we went to the celestial room, sat on the couch and talked (whispered, actually). It was one of the most worthwhile and productive weeks of our lives together, in terms of unity, understanding, seeing the big picture and the path ahead of us.
Sometimes life is difficult to understand. You do your best and then find within yourself something better than your best. You pray and fast and reach beyond your limits. You hit the road running (sometimes face first). You put everything on the line. You give and then you give more, and when you think you have nothing left, God asks you for more. And even then, the results are perplexing. You feel lost, unsure whether to run away or hide or give up.
But all our trials are gifts. The lessons that come from severe trials are usually permanent, meaningful, and ultimately refining, if we let them be. Seeking answers and making decisions is much easier, much more fulfilling, when your trials strip away superficiality.
This week, we received a special gift. After many years of trials and perplexities, clear answers came and, as a couple, we found complete unity. The answers came with a price, of course, but the price was worth paying. What we have lacked in this world's goods for a time, God has more than compensated us with the best, most important things in life. I can't say all the reasons why, but I might be the happiest husband on earth. I could not be that happy without the difficulties that prompted us to ask questions in the first place, nor without my wife by my side.
It hasn't always been so. I'll tell you why next time.
"The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light" (Romans 13:12).
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- AnonymousOctober 3, 2009 at 5:20 PM
What a beautiful post. I too have learned that during and after our trials my husband and I find either more closeness or more division, and it is entirely our choice as marriage partners to decide how that goes for us. Thanks for the reminder. I needed it.ReplyDelete
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Speaking after the Group of 20 issued a statement calling for the US to take "urgent action to address short-term fiscal uncertainties," the German finance minister echoed other officials' concerns about a default if the gridlocked Congress fails to lift the $16.7 trillion debt limit.
According to the US Treasury, the government will run out of cash to pay all its bills by October 17, forcing a first-ever default by the world's largest economy.
"Of course I am worried. But we all hope that they will make it," Schaeuble said.
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Armenian police detaining all citizens passing by Khorenatsi Street near the seized building, foreign citizens among them
National Security Service of Armenia addresses members of Daredevils of Sasoun: The possibility still exists but the time is running out
Yenigomshyan believes in success of oppositionist movement
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US Embassy to Armenia calls for immediate release of medical personnel from seized building
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Armenian human rights defender verifying reports on mass detention of citizens
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Azerbaijan's drones circling above Karabakh-Azerbaijani Line of Contact
Lives of wounded members of "Daredevils of Sasoun" Pavel Manukyan and his son in danger after past night's skirmish
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Policemen's actions against Daredevils of Sasoun escalate situation even more
Armenian NSS warns that it has to take stricter actions for preventing new crimes by Daredevils of Sasoun
VTB Bank (Armenia) resumes service of transfers from card to card via Visa Direct system
Ombudsman presented his position and proposals related to events in Erebuni
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Armenia's Police urge demonstrators to find another place to hold protests
German political analyst says Western forces may be behind orange revolutions and coup attempts in post- Soviet countries
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Alliance Party officially joins people's movement in support of "Daredevils of Sasoun" and their demands to Armenia's leadership
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Charges pressed against six citizens, another six citizens detained related to mass disorders in Yerevan
Arman Navasardyan: Shoemakers should make shoes, diplomats should be engaged in diplomacy and thieves should be in jail
Ruben Safrastyan: U.S. will keep its role of security guarantor in Europe with or without Britain
Batu Kutelia: Warsaw Summit will give definite political and military answers to Russia's attempted aggressive revisionism
Masis Mailyan : Baku intends to continue its "military diplomacy" with impunity
Paul Stronski: Yerevan's security alliance with Moscow will not impede Armenia's good ties with NATO
Alekper Aliyev: Nothing can justify our protracted fratricidal war
Giorgi Kanashvili: In case Karabakh conflict is settled, Armenia is able to make a U-turn and join NATO even sooner than Georgia will do
Sargis Hatspanyan: Our soldiers carried out their obligations and slapped not only the Azerbaijani but also Armenian authorities in the face
The International Tourism Exhibition was held in Milan, Italy, from February 14 to 17. But this year, and for the first time, the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) was represented separately from Armenia. The four-member NKR delegation at the event was led by Sergey Shahverdyan.
The Azerbaijani stand at the exhibition was located in close proximity to the NKR stand, Milan-based Piunik Information Center reports. Not being able to disregard the fact that Karabakh was represented with a separate stand, a representative from the Azerbaijani stand approached the NKR stand, stated that Karabakh having its own stand does not comply with international legal norms, and demanded the NKR representatives to vacate the exhibition hall.
Separately, and on the same evening of February 15, the Azerbaijanis entered the NKR stand, took possession of the brochures, and removed the large poster that read: "Nagornyy Karabakh."
Subsequently, Armenia's Honorary Consul in Milan, Pietro Kuciukian, and Sergey Shahverdyan petitioned to the exhibition manager for assistance.
On the next day, the chief security officer of the event invited Kuciukian and Shahverdyan to his office, where four Azerbaijanis were waiting for them. They continued to claim that the presence of NKR's stand is a violation of the law. After a long argument, however, the chief security officer noted that Azerbaijanis had chosen the wrong place for holding such discussions. Furthermore, he stated that if such demeanor continues, Azerbaijan could be deprived of the right to
have a stand in next year's exhibition.
On the next day, however, the Azerbaijanis placed new posters around their stand, and with inscriptions that read: "One million Azerbaijani refugees," "Armenians have invaded Karabakh," etc.
As a result, Pietro Kuciukian petitioned to the exhibition manager, who promised to intervene in this matter.
Armenian NSS warns that it has to take stricter actions for preventing new crimes by Daredevils of Sasoun
Nouvelles d`Armenie: French government presents text of draft law criminalizing denial of Armenian Genocide
Alliance Party officially joins people's movement in support of "Daredevils of Sasoun" and their demands to Armenia's leadership
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Teenage full-back Ben Davies is set to fulfil a lifelong dream when he makes his first start for Swansea against Barnsley in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night.
The 19-year-old is a product of the Swans' academy after joining the club at the age of eight, and made his debut as a late substitute in Saturday's 3-0 win over West Ham. With manager Michael Laudrup set to ring the changes, Davies is now in line for his first start.
And, having been brought up in a family of Swans' fans, he admits it will be a very special moment, and he said: "I've been here since I was eight years old and to have the opportunity to play for the first team is a dream come true."
He added: "I've always followed the Swans - my whole family are Swans supporters. My Dad and Mum are season ticket holders.
"It's great to be involved with the Swans especially the way things have been going at the moment. It couldn't come at a better time if I do get the chance to start."
Davies, who penned a new two-year contract in the summer, will provide competition for Neil Taylor and Angel Rangel, along with Jazz Richards and Curtis Obeng.
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"I can't get lazy because you get caught out," he said. "I've just been working hard and I think that's shown in the improvement I've made this year.
"You have to be so switched on in training because even when Michael Laudrup joins in you think he could still compete at this level.
"My aim is to start games but even if I just train with the team every day, as long as I'm working hard."
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DATE: August 1, 2015
TO: All Teaching Faculty
FROM: The Associate Provosts
SUBJECT: Summary of important academic policies
The following has been extracted from the Faculty Handbook, the 2015-16 Kenyon College Course Catalog, and the Student Handbook. Please refer to those sources for more detailed information. Policies are listed in alphabetical order.
ACADEMIC ADVISING ‑ All entering students are assigned a faculty advisor by the Dean for Academic Advising and Support, Hoi Ning Ngai. Beginning their second year at the College, all full-time faculty members are assigned advisees from the entering class.
ACADEMIC FREEDOM ‑ Freedom to search for truth and to teach and learn without fear of arbitrary interference is a first principle of a community of learning, and Kenyon College classes are conducted in that spirit. Members of the teaching faculty, without regard to specific conditions of appointment, and students at Kenyon College enjoy the privileges and responsibilities of academic freedom.
ACADEMIC HONESTY To foster integrity in all academic work, instructors are expected to insist on high standards of honesty and integrity in their classes. Because of the seriousness of plagiarism or academic dishonesty, students are urged to consult with their instructors if they have questions about the attribution of sources. Please refer to Kenyon College Course Catalog 2015-2016 (Academic Policies and Procedures; Academic Integrity) on line for policies. A violation of academic honesty is among the most serious matters in an academic community. An instructor who suspects a student of academic dishonesty is required to present the evidence to the chair of his or her department. In the interest of helping students avoid inadvertent infractions, faculty are expected to specify in their syllabi the forms that academic infractions may take in the particular kinds of work required in their courses and should always respond to student inquiries about these matters. All faculty are asked to include a statement of academic integrity on their syllabi. Below is an example of a general statement which faculty can amend to include course specific information:
Kenyon College is, at the core, an intellectual community of scholars – students and faculty – engaged in the free and open exchange of ideas. Critical to this lively exchange and deep engagement with ideas is the academic integrity of our work, both inside and outside the classroom.
At Kenyon we expect all students, at all times, to submit work that represents these standards of academic integrity. It is the responsibility of each student to learn and practice the proper ways of documenting and acknowledging those whose ideas and words you have drawn upon (see Academic Honesty and Questions of Plagiarism in the Course Catalog). Ignorance and carelessness are not excuses for academic dishonesty. If you are uncertain about the expectations for academic honesty in this class, please ask for clarification.
CANCELED CLASSES ‑ If an emergency makes it necessary for an instructor to cancel class, she or he should make an effort to notify the class, the department administrative assistant, and the department chair. If circumstances require a more extended absence during the semester, the instructor should notify the Provost's office and make alternative arrangements for the classes to be made up or otherwise covered.
CLASS ATTENDANCE - Students should be notified in print of the instructor's attendance policy in each class, by a statement in the course syllabus. Generally, students are expected to attend all lectures, laboratories, and other scheduled course sessions. Students absent from class, even for an excused reason, bear full responsibility for minimizing the negative impact of the absence. Policies and practices with regard to class absences are generally defined, communicated to students, and enforced by individual course instructors. Instructors will receive notification of student absence due to the following reasons: 1) curricular or extracurricular activities sanctioned in advance by the College, 2) infirmity as determined by the College Health and Counseling Center, or 3) compelling and unavoidable personal circumstances as determined by the Dean of Students or the Dean for Academic Advising. In these cases, students may not be penalized for the absence, but they should be held responsible for all course assignments. The rescheduling of examinations or assigned work must be initiated by the student.
Instructors may, of course, grant other excuses for absence according to their own judgment. Ordinary ambulatory illnesses such as colds are subject to the mutual understanding of individual students and instructors. Excessive absence is one of the valid reasons for an instructor to expel a student from a course.
Personal obligations may include the observance of religious holidays. Faculty should try to avoid scheduling exams or other major assignments on the major religious holidays.
CLASS MEETING TIMES ‑ Courses will meet throughout the semester in a place and at the time assigned by the Registrar. So that students may participate freely in student life at Kenyon, no regular class sessions may be scheduled between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. or during Common Hour on Tuesday and Thursday from 11:10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Please note that there are three days that will have minor adjustments to some regular class times: Founder's Day (October), Martin Luther King Day (January), and Honors Day (April).
COURSE EVALUATIONS ‑ The College operates a system of required course evaluation for all classes. The online College Form is completed by students during the last week of classes each semester. Instructors may also use their own, optional course evaluation instruments or questions designed for their specific courses in addition to the College Form.
Course evaluations will be available online during the last week of the semester. Students will respond to college form questions by choosing from a scale of five responses the one that best represents their opinion. Once this information is tabulated, responses will be available to the faculty member and the Provost. The faculty member will have access to the results as quickly as they are compiled.
Summaries will also be made available to mentoring committee members, in the case of first and second year faculty, and to department chairs, in the case of visiting faculty. Summary results of the nine standard College Form evaluation questions will be added to the instructor's dossier for the purpose of faculty review for permanent part-time faculty and tenured and tenure track faculty. Any additional, optional questions or course evaluations created by the instructor are for the personal use of the instructor and will not be added to the instructor's review dossier.
COURSE SYLLABI ‑ Instructors are required to prepare and distribute a syllabus for each course. Each student must receive a copy of the syllabus at an early class meeting, and a copy of the syllabus should be available on request for at least one semester following the conclusion of the course. Syllabi should outline the student's academic responsibilities including: attendance expectations, dates of tests, papers and other assignments, required and suggested readings, and clear explanations of course objectives and grading policies. In addition to a description of how the final grade will be calculated, the instructor should indicate whether the final exam will be two or three hours in length.
DISABILITY ACCOMMODATION SYLLABI INFORMATION - All faculty are asked to include an accommodation statement within their course syllabi similar to the one below. Alternative suggestions can be found on the Student Accessibility and Support Services (SASS) website.
"Students who anticipate they may need accommodations in this course because of the impact of a learning, physical, or psychological disability are encouraged to meet with me privately early in the semester to discuss their concerns. In addition, students must contact Erin Salva, Director of Student Accessibility and Support Services (740-427-5453 or email@example.com), as soon as possible, to verify their eligibility for reasonable academic accommodations. Early contact will help to avoid unnecessary inconvenience and delays."
ENFORCING COURSE PREREQUISITES – The enrollment system screens students for all pre-requisites outlined in the course of study. Faculty can override the pre-requisites for individuals by signing a student's drop/add form or override form and checking the "Pre-requisite" box.
EXPULSION FROM A COURSE ‑ An instructor may expel a student from a course for cause at any time provided that at a reasonable time beforehand he or she has given the student written warning, with copies to the Dean of Students, the Dean for Academic Advising and Support, an Associate Provost, and the Registrar. Valid causes include excessive absences or disturbances in class. Poor performance in a class or failure to submit written work do not constitute sufficient reasons for expulsion.
EXTENSIONS AND INCOMPLETES ‑ All due dates within each semester are at the discretion of the instructor to the extent that they conform to the policies set forth below. Fairness to other students demands that an instructor exact a grade penalty for any student who submits late work. It is not a violation of academic policy to allow extensions on papers or projects even if such an extension results in the new due date being during a Grace Period (see "Grace Periods" below) or an exam period, as long as the original due date was not during a Grace Period or exam period. However, since the purpose of the Grace Periods and exam periods is to enable students to prepare for and take exams unencumbered by other major projects, such extensions may actually be disadvantageous to students. Instructors have the discretion to refuse to accept and grade late work if students have received written, timely notice of the instructor's policies in this regard. Instructors may not accept work for credit which is submitted after the official end of the semester. The first semester ends on Friday, December 18, 2015, at 4:30 p.m. The second semester ends on Friday, May 13, 2016, at 4:30 p.m. Incomplete grades or extensions beyond the last day of exams are not granted by instructors. Incompletes are granted only by the Dean for Academic Advising and Support, after consultant with the course instructor, and the initiative for such requests should come from the student.
FINAL EXAMS SCHEDULES ‑ Notice to students about the schedule and length of the final examination should be given in the syllabus at the beginning of the semester. Subsequent changes in that schedule, even with the agreement of all members of the course, require the permission of Associate Provost García. When considering special examinations for individual students, in the interest of fairness to both students and faculty colleagues, instructors must observe the following guidelines:
A take‑home or out‑of‑class examination, paper, or project may be assigned in lieu of a final examination if the due date for this assignment is no earlier than the scheduled concluding time the Registrar has designated for the final exam in that course and if notice to students has occurred at the beginning of the semester in the syllabus.
Final examinations for first semester courses are scheduled by the Registrar for December 14-18. Final exams for year courses and second semester classes are scheduled for May 9-13. When an instructor tests all members of a class simultaneously, he or she must do so at the time and place announced by the Registrar; any exceptions must be approved by Associate Provost García. Final examinations in semester courses are normally two hours in length, but may be up to three hours long if so indicated in the course syllabus.
GRACE PERIODS – The College provides Grace Periods during the year to ensure that 1) students have adequate time, free from extraordinary pressures, to prepare for final examinations, 2) students have winter and spring breaks free from substantial assignments, and 3) the routine work in classes during the final week of the semester is not disrupted. During grace periods, instructors may not offer final exams. Also, instructors should not require assignments beyond what is necessary for normal daily participation in classes, seminars and laboratories during grace periods. Instructors may only schedule more ambitious assignments during grace periods if there is a pedagogical rationale for doing so, and they must inform the class of these assignments at the beginning of the course. The grace periods are seven calendar days before the beginning of the final examination period in each semester and two days following winter and spring vacations.
Students and faculty with questions concerning Grace Periods should contact Associate Provost García. Dates of Grace Periods for the current academic year are December 7-13; January 18-19; March 21-22; and May 2-8.
GRADE REPORTS ‑ Faculty may enter grades into the campus database via the web or they may deliver their grades to the Registrar's Office for entry by the Registrar's staff. Instructions for direct entry of grades are provided by the Registrar, or can be found on the web at the Registrar's site (registrar.kenyon.edu). It is important that these deadlines be honored by all faculty:
Fall Semester: Tentative grades for the first half of year courses and final grades for semester courses may be entered via the web at any time during the final exam period, but no later than 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, December 29, 2015.
Spring Semester: All grades for seniors must be entered by 10:00 a.m. Monday, May 16, 2016. All grades must be entered by 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 24, 2016.
GUEST STUDENTS AND AUDITORS –A guest student is someone who wishes to take courses on a part-time, occasional basis and whose immediate intention is not to earn an undergraduate degree from Kenyon. Admitted guest students may be admitted to any course in the College if there is space available on the first day of class, or conversely, guest students may not be admitted if any full‑time Kenyon student has been denied admission to the course. Guest students may take courses for credit or audit, a choice they negotiate with the instructor when they enroll in each course. All guest students must be admitted via an application process. Forms are available from the Registrar's office.
Other Kenyon students may audit classes, though they may not change their status from credit to audit after the first seven class days of the semester. The minimum requirement for an auditor is regular attendance, but an instructor may negotiate additional academic requirements for auditors as he or she wishes.
HOURS FOR ACADEMIC BUILDINGS ‑ Academic buildings at Kenyon are open during the academic year from 7:00 AM to 8:00 pm for everyone. Between 8:00pm and midnight, ID cards will be necessary to enter the academic buildings. Academic buildings are not open, and will not be opened, for the submission of student work between midnight and 7:00 am.
OFFICE HOURS - Full time instructors are expected to maintain open office hours five hours per week, typically one hour per day. Part-time faculty may pro-rate their hours based on this standard. Office hours should be posted on your door and entered on the web through Personal Access page, accessible via the Registrar's webpage.
PASS/D/FAIL GRADING - Students may take courses Pass/D/Fail, but only with the instructor's permission. Faculty are not obligated to grant approval but are advised to cover this in the syllabus. Students have the first four weeks of class to make this decision and must do so on a drop/add form through the Registrar's office or Registrar's webpage under Student Forms. After students have declared a major, they may not take courses on a P/D/F basis in the department of their major or in other courses required for that major.
PETITIONS - Except for rules regarding Commencement, students may petition for an exception to an academic rule under extenuating circumstances. The petition must include a request from the student and statements from the student's advisor and any other person who might shed light on the extenuating nature of the situation. Complete instructions for submitting a petition may be found at the Registrar's web site under "Student Forms." If you receive a copy of a student petition (via e‑mail), the sender's name will be Phaedra Fawcett in the Registrar's office. Simply REPLY to Ms. Fawcett, and your statement will find its way to the Petitions Committee. Your comments may either be supportive of the petition or argue against it; please provide your view of the matter in as complete a manner as possible. No petition is routine or guaranteed; neither students nor faculty should ever assume that one will be granted. Students should always continue to participate in class with the understanding that the petition is not approved until approval has been granted. Please do not give any assurances to students that could lead to their disappointment.
PROGRESS REPORTS ‑ Instructors submit progress reports throughout each semester for students with excessive absences, delinquent work, and/or academic deficiencies. An academic deficiency is defined as a level of performance at C- or below. At the end of each semester, instructors are required to comment in cases of academic deficiency. Progress reports are also submitted at mid-term and the end of the semester for students on Conditional Enrollment to provide regular feedback on academic progress, even when academic performance is not deficient. Improvement and exceptional work by any student can also be reported.
Progress reports are sent to the student's advisor, the dean for academic advising, and additional sources of support. The advisor and/or dean for academic advising use these reports to counsel the student. Progress reports are reviewed by the Committee on Academic Standards and considered in its deliberations at the end of each semester. The Report form is available on line on the Registrar's website (although it is an instrument of the Dean of Academic Advising and Support)
READING PERIODS ‑ During Reading Days designated in the College calendar, no class sessions, tests or assignments may be required. Reading days for the fall semester are October Break; October 8-9, 2015, December 12 and 13, and 8:00-5:00 on December 16, 2015 and for the spring semester, May 7 and 8, and 8:00-5:00 on May 11, 2016. An exception is made in the case of honors examinations, which may be scheduled during reading periods.
STUDENT APPEALS – Occasionally, students may encounter situations in which a policy in a course is apparently in conflict with the academic policies of the college. In some of these circumstances, students may be permitted relief from the course policy. For advice about these situations, students should consult their faculty advisors and/or the Dean of Academic Advising. When students believe that a course policy is not in compliance with the academic policies of the college, they should discuss the matter with the instructor first, then the chair of the department or program that lists the course, and finally a member of the administration (an Associate Provost or the Provost).
WITHDRAWAL FROM COURSES ‑ Ordinarily, a student may withdraw from an extra course only within the first eight weeks of each semester, provided the student remains enrolled for at least 1.75 units of credit in the semester and for 4.00 units in the year. A WP is recorded if the student is passing at the time of the request; otherwise an F is recorded. Students who withdraw from a course because a serious illness or other personal circumstances beyond their control have prevented them from meeting the requirements of their courses will have WI recorded. A member of the Dean of Students Office or the Dean for Academic Advising and Support staff must support a petition for WI and the petition must be approved by the Committee on Academic Standards Subcommittee on Petitions. However, there are two exceptions:
These academic policy reminders are available on the Provost's web site (http://www.kenyon.edu/directories/offices-services/office-of-the-provost/facilities-resources/) and are updated each summer or as needed. For other advice on academic policies or other instructional matters, please consult with the Dean for Academic Advising and Support Hoi Ning Ngai, or the Associate Provosts Brad Hartlaub or Ivonne García.
Online http://www.kenyon.edu/directories/offices-services/office-of-the-provost/facilities-resources/academic-policies-memo/
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Locations for the NFL Pro Bowls in 2015 and 2016 have been set, the National Football League announced today.
University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona will host the 2015 game, which is set for Sunday, January 25. The game, which is one week prior to Super Bowl XLIX at the same venue, will be televised by ESPN at 8pm ET.
Following the 2015 NFL season, the 2016 Pro Bowl will return to Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The game is set for Sunday, January 31 and it will also be televised live by ESPN.
The NFL also announced that the Pro Bowl will be played in Hawaii following the 2016 season, but "final confirmation of the game will be made at a later date."
Super Bowl L is set for Sunday, February 7, 2016 at the new Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
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Fish is a good source of vitamin D and omega-3s, which protect the brain from declining mental skills and memory loss. Salmon, tuna, and sardines are all rich in omega-3s.
"The more omega-3s we can get to the brain, the better it will function and the better kids will be able to focus," says Bonnie Taub-Dix, RD, author of Read It Before You Eat It.
How to Serve It: Grill it and offer your child a sauce for dipping, add fish to tacos, or make tuna sandwiches.
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Packed with protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, nuts and seeds may boost mood and keep your nervous system in check.
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- There's always peanut butter, or you can also buy or make sunflower seed butter. Sunflower seeds are rich in folate, vitamin E, and selenium, and safe for nut-free zones. If you can't get your kids to eat the seeds themselves, use the spread on whole-grain crackers or bread.
- Make pesto: Nuts combined with olive oil and dark leafy greens make a healthful and tasty sauce you can serve over whole-grain pasta.
6. Oatmeal
Protein- and fiber-rich oatmeal helps keep heart and brain arteries clear. In one study, kids who ate sweetened oatmeal did better on memory-related school tasks than those who ate a sugary cereal.
How to Serve It: Add cinnamon. Compounds in the spice may protect brain cells, research shows.
7. Apples and Plums
Kids often crave sweets, especially when they're feeling sluggish. Apples and plums are lunchbox-friendly and contain quercetin, an antioxidant that may fight decline in mental skills.
How to Serve It: The good stuff is often in the skin of fruit, so buy organic, wash well, and put the fruit in a bowl for quick snacks.


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Devonport is one Auckland?s delightful historic beach suburbs situated on the north shore. Just a ferry ride from the hustle and bustle of Auckland?s downtown. It is also at the southern point of North Shore City which was one of the earliest settled areas of Auckland. While Maori fortified settlements are believed to have been occupied around there from 1350, European settlements began in the mid 1800?s with farming and shipbuilding.
Devonport was initially referred to as The Island because of its connection by only a narrow causeway (known as Narrow Neck) to the rest of the North Shore. In 1840 a flagstaff was raised on the highest hill (Mt Victoria) and the town became known as Flagstaff.
Deep water anchorage was found nearby and the area became the base for the Navy the area was renamed Devonport after the English naval town. The drydock when it was opened in 1888, was at the time the largest in the Southern Hemisphere and today, the Royal New Zealand Davy still has its national base there.
Boat ownership is high amongst the residents of Devonport. Two local yacht clubs have produced world renowned sailors and designers - Sir Peter Blake who was tragically murdered, and Bruce Farr - both were from Devonport.
The Devonport lifestyle is relaxed with locals being made up of writers, poets, artists, actors, musicians. There is a strong sense of community and some are still residing in the houses where they were born. Devonport has a warmth and coziness and a feel of a time gone by. My morning cuppa always reminds me of Devonport... I got my kiwi coffee mug there.
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Ah, yes. I spent a delightful Anzac Day in Devonport on a layover. Stayed at the Esplanade and watched the parade. Very wonderful time.
Delightful page about a place I never knew existed. Love the signboard at the Bookshop - "Hard to Find - But worth the effort" ... would be nice to have a tip about making the Real Margarita :)
Lovely page, excellent tips of Davonpot. The pictures also have a professional touch. Well done Kiwi!
Once again...another amazing page! Amazing work!
Great page! We used to take the ferry over in time to see the boats come back from the racing back in the 2000 America's Cup.
Nice tips. This sounds like the place to stay in Auckland. Great ambiance and views.
Devonport looks like a wonderful area!! I'd love to see some of those boat races!! Cool page!!
Wonderful insights, Keewee..I hope to visit this place someday
I like it. I need to see more of New Zealand.
and the Louis Vuitton Cup is in full flight..the challenge for the Americas Cup who is still New Zealands Cup!!..wonderful page
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I can't wait for this patch. Shotgun nerf, 4 new classes, and possibly some other awesome fixes. Best part is, all the non-gunners (scouts specifically) will be more skilled because of facing the OP shotgun, and the gunners will have to be better in order to kill with a fair weapon.
Hopefully flare gun gets nerfed too, I hate using that thing.
Last thing…anyone remember the scout saber glitch? Where is attacked 5x as fast as normal and killed a tank in 4 seconds? Imagine that with Mega damage and hypercharge. Hell yeah!


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Hurricane Rita has triggered evacuations from the Texas Gulf Coast. One of the main escape routes for hurricane evacuees is Austin, but KUT's Julie Moody reports evacuees will find there's no vacancy.
Sony Corp. announced today it will cut $1 billion from its budget. The company is launching efforts to turn around its fortunes. Alisa Roth reports.
A federal judge Wednesday approved a $6.1 billion settlement payout to investors who lost money in the WorldCom accounting fraud. But, Tess Vigeland reports, it'll most likely be pennies on the dollar.
Economist Chris Farrell tells host Scott Jagow that the Federal Reserve Board overreacted when it increased interest rates Tuesday.
America's favorite hemispheric villains plan to announce a trade agreement Thursday. The move is direct challenge to the American embargo of Cuba. Brian Ellsworth reports.
Oil companies have already abandoned a lot of rigs and refineries in the oil-producing gulf. Stephen Beard reports on the impact Hurricane Rita is already making on oil.
Domenico Siniscalco has walked away from his job in protest. He's unhappy that Bank of Italy head Antonio Fazio, who is implicated in a growing scandal, is sitting pretty. Megan Williams reports from Rome.
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PAMPA - Former TV weatherman Dan True taught me the difference between smoke created from man-made products and smoke created from a prairie grass fire. "Black and white," he would say to a raised-on-jerky teenager growing up in Pampa.
Sunday afternoon, March 12, found me surfing the telly in hopes of finding a nap-inducing sporting event, when I came across Pampa's City Channel 11, showing the Panhandle weather radar. (Another Dan True teaching I've never forgotten: Always know what the weather will be doing - year round - for that knowledge could mean the difference between life and death.) A green rain-blip on the radar showed me there was moisture in the air south of Pampa.
That couldn't be right, I thought. The sky was a dust-filled brown created by winds clicking along at nearly 50 mph straight out of the southwest - not a moisture-providing direction for those of us living in the Texas Panhandle.
I arose from my potato position and looked southward out the back door, in hopes of seeing the rain cloud, but there were no clouds to match the size of the green blip on Channel 11.
Later that afternoon, I would learn some more meteorology: A vast amount of smoke will mimic a rain shower on weather radar.
Deep into a golf match and unable to nap for the howling wind, I noticed the television warnings of grass fires near Skellytown and Lefors, and another affecting travel on I-40. Pampa is surrounded, I jokingly mused to myself. Later, I would rethink the word "surrounded," for darkness would provide me many a country mile view of a wind-driven prairie fire closing in on Pampa's north side.
In my years of driving the great state of Texas, I've noticed uncountable prairie fires, and with Dan True in mind, I would wonder how they started. A spark from a railcar wheel, lightning, arson, or man's stupidity plus a cigarette butt? Ambivalence followed my wonderment, for I never thought about who was attempting to put the prairie fire out . . .
I've driven the fire-ravaged rangeland surrounding Pampa - west to Borger, north and east into Roberts County, and south and east to McLean. I've seen the newspaper map of the total destruction created by the prairie fires - almost 1 million acres of burned grassland.
There is but one thought that comes to mind: The devastation resembles the ground-zero effect of a nuclear holocaust. Only blackened stubble and earth remains - ready for the relentless wind to do a little sculpting . . .
When the Panhandle had reached one of its darkest moments in history, the long overdue rains came to assist man in finally controlling the fires. I think of the irony of our God and wonder why the rains didn't come on March 11. But I think more about the performance of man and woman when faced with the onslaught of the prairie fires and what God witnessed.
He saw communities come together to aid their fellow man. He saw heroic firefighters from other counties and states rush to the aid of their brothers and sisters. He saw citizens, churches and businesses providing food and water to the firefighters at the front lines of the fires. He continues to see ranchers and farmers unaffected by the fires provide hay and feed to their brethren in need.
In his darkest hours, mankind shines most, and our God is most rewarding.
Dennis Palmitier is a Pampa native.
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In the Loop: Productive and Flexible Workspaces and an Evicted Tenant
WeWork evicts a tenant, flexible workspaces for baby boomers and millennials, and productive offices.
July 30, 2016
The Importance of Genuine Relationships in The Workspace
A recent study by Gensler confirms that genuine relationships and authentic community are key to workers' success.
July 29, 2016
INFOGRAPHIC: 5 Elements of an Agile Workspace
An infographic on the 5 elements every agile workspace should have to be space efficient, productive, and creative.
July 28, 2016
Why Corporate Coworking is Becoming a Thing
Community and collaboration are among the 6 trends driving the corporate coworking movement.
July 27, 2016
VIDEO: UK Financial Expert Sees Great Opportunity for Workspace Operators
Justin Urquhart Stewart explains why the uncertainty many UK businesses face at the moment is beneficial to the flexible workspace industry.
July 27, 2016
Tom Stokes: Brexit and the Flexible Workspace Market
Business centre expert, Tom Stokes, discusses the potential opportunities for flexible workspace operators in the UK after the EU Referendum.
July 25, 2016
In the Loop: OfficingToday Gets a Makeover, Cool Coworking Spaces, and More
This week's In the Loop: OfficingToday transitions into Allwork.Space, UPROXX shares 10 of the coolest coworking spaces, and flexible workspace demand soars in the UK.
July 23, 2016
How to Differentiate Your Workspace with Authentic Community
Tony Bacigalupo explains the difference between authentic and consumer coworking and why authentic community is necessary for the success of a workspace.
July 21, 2016
Interview: How A Positive Workspace Community Really Can Please Everyone
Alessa McKanny, Community Manager for the Office Group, discusses how she and her team focus on building communities where everyone can be happy.
July 20, 2016
Top 5 Qualities of a Community Manager, Explained
Iris Kavanagh explains the why behind the top 5 qualities of a successful flexible workspace community manager.
July 19, 2016
The Future of Real Estate in a Coworking World
Insights from HFF on how coworking has influenced commercial real estate use.
July 18, 2016
WeWork Cuts Earnings Prediction from $65 Million to $14 Million
Leaked documents show WeWork was too optimistic on its 2016 revenue and earnings forecast.
July 16, 2016
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How Small Businesses in APAC May Benefit from Brexit
How Brexit and the upcoming US elections will impact Asia Pacific's flexible workspace market.
July 26, 2016
Flexible Workspace Market in London Remains Resilient, Say Operators
Signs that the London flexible workspace market is currently shrugging off Brexit uncertainties with characteristic indifference.
July 22, 2016
Celebrating All Workspaces: A New Look, Feel, and Purpose
We have successfully undergone a full-on makeover; new website, new name and all. You know how after big life events…
July 19, 2016
UK Workspace Operators and Business Owners React to Brexit
UK flexible workspace operators and business owners share their thoughts on how Brexit will affect the industry.
June 30, 2016
A 'Juicy' Discussion: The Business Part of Coworking
Thought on the GCUC.ALL conference and why it's important that it focused on the business part of coworking.
May 28, 2016
Flexible Workspaces: Glossary of Terms
A glossary of terms for the flexible workspace industry.
May 25, 2016
Movers and Shakers: History of the Serviced Office Industry
A general timeline and history of the serviced office industry, also known as business center, executive office suites, or flexible workspace industry.
April 4, 2016
The Biggest Player and Bringing the Industry Together
Workspace operators of all kinds need to work together to create global industry recognition without losing clients to the large companies.
March 9, 2016
Alliance Virtual Offices Calls for Wikipedia Definition Overhaul
Mike Sullivan, Chief Marketing Officer at Alliance Virtual Offices, has started a campaign to clean up the definition of 'virtual office'.
March 8, 2016
Exclusive: essensys Acquires Hubcreate
The integration of essensys and Hubcreate (RJ Metis) is revolutionary for the flexible workspace industry.
February 22, 2016
David Kinnaird Departs Avanta to Lead essensys' U.S. Expansion
David Kinnaird speaks to OT about his decision to lead essensys' expansion in the U.S.
January 29, 2016
Not all Centers Should be Coworking Centers
Susan Smith shares her thoughts on Regus' latest move, implementing a Community Manager Structure.
January 26, 2016
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Drive Traffic and Improve SEO With Google My Business
An infographic on how to add your flexible workspace to Google Maps and Google My Business.
July 8, 2016
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Tips on Burnout Several weeks ago, we discussed community manager burnout and why it's an issue that flexible workspace operators…
June 25, 2016
In the Loop: Coworking and Mobile Payments
This week's in the loop features a wellness oriented coworking, corporate coworking, and mobile payment evolution.
June 18, 2016
5 Tools to Help Workspace Operators Master Everyday Marketing
5 most essential marketing technologies that will help you implement your flexible workspace marketing strategy successfully.
June 10, 2016
How Google Trends Fills in the Industry Blanks
Google Trends offers a valuable insight into when and where clients are searching for flexible workspace.
June 2, 2016
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A tech startup that's disrupting the flexible workspace access and security systems.
May 20, 2016
5 Tips to Increase Workspace Leads: "It's all about the content!"
Instant's Sophie Turnbull offers fascinating advice into client behaviour and marketing trends.
May 17, 2016
Website Design: Not Just About 'Looks'
How flexible workspace operators can enhance their websites for better user experience.
May 10, 2016
Why Finding Coworking Spaces in DC and Boston Is About to Get Easier
Coworking app, Croissant, rolling out in Washington DC and Boston.
May 2, 2016
Ten Marketing Tips for Workspace Operators
Marketing expert, Carro Ford shares tips on how flexible workspace operators can improve their marketing.
April 28, 2016
Google Fiber: How it can Give Your Center a Competitive Edge
WUN Systems explains how Google Fiber can give flexible workspace operators a competitive advantage.
April 26, 2016
A Look into the Future: Digital Mail
How digital mail will transform flexible workspace services.
April 19, 2016
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The Executive Centre opens flagship centre in Tokyo at Shin-Marunouchi Center Building
The Executive Centre is set to launch a new workspace centre at Level 21 of the Shin-Marunouchi Center Building, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
July 30, 2016
Newly Launched Coworkies Platform Aims to Facilitate Business Networking Opportunities for Coworkers
COWORKIES, an online platform that connects coworkers and improves the experience of coworking for space owners and members, is planning to…
July 28, 2016
Liberty Office Suites Proud to Be Among the NJ Businesses That Donate
Liberty Office Suites celebrates another year of charitable contributions, representing the NJ businesses that donate since 2009.
July 23, 2016
Changing Workspace Design in Essex
[email protected] is transforming shipping containers into individual workspaces with access to WiFi, bike storage, showers, coffee, and more.
July 22, 2016
BE Offices' Meetings Division Shortlisted as Finalist in London Venue Awards
BE Offices announces that its meeting rooms division, &Meetings, has been short-listed as a finalist in the London Venue Awards.
July 21, 2016
WUN Systems is Growing: New Distribution Facility Opening in Reno
WUN Systems is pleased to announce the opening of its new distribution facility in Reno.
July 20, 2016
A Brand New Way to Work: Asian Pacific Serviced Offices Goes to Queensland
Asian Pacific Serviced Offices are getting ready to swing open their doors at The Johnson in Brisbane, their first Queensland location.
July 19, 2016
Executive Suites of Minnesota Joins the Alliance Network
Executive Suites of Minnesota joins the Alliance Network and plans to add coworking spaces to its portfolio.
July 18, 2016
Reflex Add 47 Mount Pleasant To Our Central London Portfolio
Reflex adds new flexible workspace location to its Central London portfolio with new centre in the middle of London's trendy Clerkenwell area.
July 18, 2016
Brexit Holds No Fear for BE Offices as it Invests £9M and Opens Four New Centres
UK flexible workspace operator, BE Offices, is continuing its five-year expansion plan with four new business centre acquisitions.
July 15, 2016
Coworking Spaces and Virtual Offices Lead to Savings on Rental Costs
Avila Business Centers finds that the main reason professionals choose a coworking space or virtual office is the savings on rental costs.
July 15, 2016
Alternative Workspace Provider Premier Business Centers to Open in Calabasas
Irvine, California based Premier Business Centers announced they will be opening their first Calabasas executive office suite location.
July 13, 2016
Who To Watch
Dutch Virtual Office Company Rolls Out European Expansion
Flexado virtual offices continues its European expansion and recognizes the challenge it must overcome to be successful across countries.
June 23, 2016
New DC Workspace Location in BOMA 360 Performance Building
Premier Business Centers adds DC location to its portfolio on BOMA certified building.
April 25, 2016
ALLGCUC: Who's Coming – Coworking Technology Experts
WUN Systems & Happy Desk get ready for the ALLGCUC conference May 3-6 in Los Angeles.
April 18, 2016
The Alliance Network in Seoul: HJ Business Centers
The Alliance Network welcomes HJ Business Center, flexible workspace operator in Seoul, as a new member.
April 18, 2016
ALLGCUC: Who's Coming – Tech Experts
essensys is getting ready for the first ALLGCUC Conference will take place this May 3-6 in Los Angeles.
April 8, 2016
Flexible Workspace Operator Idea Sq. Joins the Alliance Network
Flexible workspace operator, Idea Sq., joins the Alliance Network.
April 1, 2016
ABCN Announces Conference Partnership with GCUC
The Alliance Network forms a partnership with GCUC and creates the first All.GCUC coworking conference to be held in Los Angeles this May.
February 18, 2016
Inc. Named them a Company to Watch and We Have Their Story
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February 16, 2016
Workspace Operators to Watch: Mexico
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February 12, 2016
David Kinnaird Departs Avanta to Lead essensys' U.S. Expansion
David Kinnaird speaks to OT about his decision to lead essensys' expansion in the U.S.
January 29, 2016
Business Environment: A New 6th Floor, a £2million Refurbishment and 5-Year Masterplan
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January 15, 2016
Philip Grace Discusses Next Steps After i2 Office Departure
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City man named to state board
Amarillo businessman Tim Ellison has been appointed to the board of directors for Preservation Texas Inc.
The private, nonprofit membership organization works to preserve the historic resources of Texas by direct action and by empowering local and state organizations and individuals through education, communication, advocacy and collaboration, a news release said.
A native of Clovis, N.M., Ellison was reared in Farwell and has lived in Amarillo for the past 12 years. He is co-owner of the Red Door Antiques on Sixth Avenue and is treasurer for the Historic Route 66 Association of Amarillo.
Preservation Texas Inc. is the statewide voice in Texas for public policy, political and economic development issues relating to the preservation of the historic environment at the local, state and national levels, the release stated.
Since its formation in 1985, the organization has served as a statewide coalition of preservationists and preservation organizations dedicated primarily to advocacy and education projects.
Preservation Texas has sponsored a series of legislative events and environment education workshops at three annual History Awareness Workshops for teachers. It also presents statewide preservation awards each year.
Preservation Texas Inc. led the statewide effort to secure funding for the restoration and extension of the Texas State Capitol and lobbied for continued funding and existence of the Texas Historical Commission, the release said.
The organization also publishes a quarterly newsletter of preservation news and maintains a network of local preservation organizations in Texas.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Christian ministries are bracing for what they fear will be restrictions on religious liberty once Barack Obama becomes president.
Kelly Shackelford, president of the Liberty Legal Institute, says Congress could move quickly to outlaw discrimination in hiring based on sexual orientation, even if a school or ministry teaches that homosexuality is sinful.
He says ministries also fear that a federal hate crimes law could be used against preachers, and that re-imposition of the Fairness Doctrine could require Christian broadcasters to air anti-Christian views.
Shackelford says Christian groups are weighing how to respond if
their fears are borne out.
The Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights group, did not respond to a request for comment.
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The Army's newest resiliency training, Comprehensive Soldier Fitness, is a program designed to improve the emotional and psychological fitness of soldiers and their families, announced the program's director said.
"Comprehensive Soldier Fitness is really a strategy that the Army is starting to use to ensure that each soldier has the opportunity to maximize his or her potential in each important aspect of their life and their health, which is not just physical, it is really part of the roadmap to arrive at 'Army Strong,'" Army Brig. Gen. (Dr.) Rhonda Cornum said.
Cornum discussed the program's intent, which is to boost the resilience of soldiers and their families by increasing their physical, emotional, social, spiritual and family strengths. She said the Army has historically concentrated on the physical fitness and physical health aspect of its soldiers.
"It's a preventative measure to not get people surviving, but thriving," Cornum said. "The idea is to make them more emotionally and psychologically fit."
Cornum added that the five domains −− mental, emotional, spiritual, family strength and fitness −− don't just happen, they have to be trained.
"We recognize now that those other domains are equally important, particularly in this time when the Army really is under a lot of stress," Cornum said.
"The program will start off with assessing where you are in those five domains and developing an … individualized training program," Cornum continued. "It will link soldiers with what [is] needed prior to any problem developing."
Resiliency training will be initiated in all training schools, she added.
"Just like being able to do more push−ups or run faster, these aptitudes can be trained and they can be practiced and perfected and everybody can be improved," Cornum explained.
The Army's strength is its diversity, she said, but noted there are areas in which the Army can help soldiers do better.
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