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SEN at secondary school - pros and cons of being taken out of class for extra support.
(11 Posts)Dd is moderately dyslexic and in year 5 at primary school. She has limited help - maybe 1 to 1 for 10 minutes a day. So she is not really taken out of class or is treated any differently to her classmates.
I've just visited the SEN department of the secondary school she is likely to go to. I was impressed by their commitment and expertise, but I had a slight doubt about how secondary school age children coped being taken out of class and taught separately for some of their lessons. Is this the usual way - or do other schools have a more integrated approach?
I can see all the advantages of having individual help or smaller groups - but wondered if children felt singled out from their friends.
I would love to hear of anyone else's experiences.
Children go out of class for all sorts of stuff, instrument lessons, nurture groups etc.
DS used to do both, and is fine.
And he is very prickly about his mates knowing about his dyspraxia.
Speaking from first hand experience (extra help/mobility/PT/OT/Speech and mainstreamed into local school while at SN school)
Advantages were the extra help and the visits to Dunkin Donuts super mobility lessons.
Downside was being taken out of maths (my worst subject) and my grades showed. I failed one class twice.
The few friends I had during my time at mainstream school used to want to join my mobility lessons!
Thanks for those positive messages - just what I wanted to hear! I had a good feeling about the school. Unfortunately I know a couple of people who have taken their children out of the school because of the SEN department's way of teaching. I will try to trust my own instinct!
DS2 (Y7) has interventions before school (instead of registration) twice a week. Plus a lunchtime meeting with his LSA once a week to discuss progress/targets. Then some G&T stuff as and when, usually optional stuff after school. Many of his friends are attending sports practice, music rehearsals etc at these times, so it just feels like part of the culture of the school.
The curriculum moves quite fast at secondary, so missing regular lessons might cause problems with continuity and understanding. Topics don't seem to be revisited as often as they were in primary school, and catching up missed lessons is hard.
DD1 refuses to go during anything except PHSE.
I didn't find out for months she had stopped turning up, SEN dept. didn't chase her.
Truth be told, they really don't know what to do with very bright dyslexics. At 13 her spelling was four years behind and her reading age was 16.
Her reading, out load is actually awfully inaccurate, but it was a comprehension test. DD1 is an expert at getting meaning out of text she apparently can't read. Trouble is this means her proof reading is also awful.
School got her 25% extra time in exams and that's about it.
Really interesting points. I was mainly thinking about other classmates attitudes to children being taken out of class...and not the obvious problem...missing out on lesson content and not being able to catch up.
My Y7 DS does a toe by toe (dyslexia exercises) 4 mornings a week for 15 minutes 1st thing every morning instead of form registration. There are about 30 Y7 kids doing it out of a 180 year group, so he certainly doesn't feel singled out. He does miss seeing his mates at form time though.
Thanks Paulapantsdown! It sounds like your school has a good arrangement. I would be happy with that! I must get back to the school I'm looking at and see if they try to take children out at registration rather than in the lessons.
I have 2 dyslexic ds and they both have learning support at times when their classmates would be doing a language. Not in the Uk so slightly different system, but it works very well for them.
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2017-02-28 | BUY | Veeral Khatri |
He likes the assets and their growth profile, and thinks they are doing the right things. They are in a lot of key areas that he likes. Doesn't feel you would go wrong owning this. Has a pretty decent balance sheet and a good production growth. They have a lot of non-core assets that they can shed to shore up the balance sheet. Tweet finance |
Price: $14.720 Subject: NORTH AMERICAN Bias: CAUTIOUS Owned: No |
2017-02-16 | WEAK BUY | David Baskin |
They bought a lot of really good property when prices bottomed. Now they are reaping the benefits of that. He is not crazy about the energy space or natural gas. It seems there is a lot of it around. If you are going to own one, this is the one to own. Tweet finance |
Price: $16.290 Subject: NORTH AMERICAN - LARGE Bias: SELECTIVE Owned: Unknown |
2017-01-31 | COMMENT | Eric Nuttall |
He has not been a big fan of this, however this is now a US Permian name and is trading at a massive discount. If he had to own one of the large caps, it would probably be this one. Tweet finance |
Price: $16.610 Subject: ENERGY Bias: OPTIMISTIC Owned: No |
2016-12-21 | PAST TOP PICK | Michael Sprung |
(A Top Pick Nov 13/15. Up 54.92%.) During the debacle in the oil/gas industry, when prices started to plummet, this company was punished, and yet they have some of the best properties. They have always been a fairly well financed company. Expects they will continue to do well in this environment. Tweet finance |
Price: $16.500 Subject: CANADIAN LARGE Bias: CAUTIOUS Owned: Yes |
2016-11-21 | COMMENT | Craig Porter |
This has great Canadian and US assets. The Permian Basin and the Montney are 2 of the best plays. The Permian is down in New Mexico and Texas, and the Montney is up in Alberta and BC. This company is involved in both. He recently bought more of the shares. Tweet finance |
Price: $16.370 Subject: RESOURCE Bias: UNKNOWN Owned: Yes |
2016-11-16 | COMMENT | Bruce Campbell (2) |
Ranks well for him. It looks well, both fundamentally and technically. They have fairly big expansion plans in the Permian as well as the Albertan Basin. If oil prices stay in, this will continue to grow via drilling, and you'll see a higher price in share price in the next 12 months. Tweet finance |
Price: $15.110 Subject: CANADIAN Bias: BULLISH Owned: Yes |
2016-10-19 | COMMENT | John Stephenson |
A super company. They have done everything right. There has been a nice price pop in gas lately which has been helpful. Definitely one of the ones you should have on your radar screen. A fabulous company. Tweet finance |
Price: $15.060 Subject: NORTH AMERICAN - LARGE & RESOURCE Bias: UNKNOWN Owned: Unknown |
2016-10-05 | COMMENT | Brendan Caldwell |
One of Canada's big energy companies and has been hit very hard with the weakening in energy prices. Thinks you are going to see surprising strength in energy prices over the next year or 2. This is a good way to play that. Tweet finance |
Price: $13.900 Subject: CANADIAN VALUE Bias: UNKNOWN Owned: No |
2016-10-03 | DON'T BUY | Lyle Stein |
It was the gas play, but now they are in oil. It was probably a pretty good move, even if the timing was not the best. They made their acquisition in the US and paid an expensive price for it. He thinks he can do better in other oil companies. They just did a massive share issue. It is dilutive, but they are doing the right thing. Tweet finance |
Price: $14.000 Subject: CANADIAN Bias: SELECTIVE Owned: No |
2016-09-23 | BUY on WEAKNESS | John Stephenson |
He likes the company, but it is too pricey for what it is. It had the big raise and is paying down debt, doing all the right things. Because he sees oil/gas quite range bound, maybe even drifting down over the next month or so, he doesn't think you have to be there. Wait for it to go down 20%-30%. Tweet finance |
Price: $11.990 Subject: NORTH AMERICAN - LARGE & RESOURCE Bias: UNKNOWN Owned: Unknown |
2016-09-21 | WAIT | Nick Majendie |
This has been well-run. They have done another financing and have totally reversed the strategy of the company. It was natural gas and is now oil. They've zeroed in on 4 major plays which ultimately will produce excellent low cost production. The financing satisfied a fair amount of demand, so he would wait a little. Tweet finance |
Price: $12.250 Subject: CANADIAN LARGE Bias: UNKNOWN Owned: Unknown |
2016-09-19 | BUY | Teal Linde |
(Market Call Minute) He is bullish on Nat Gas until the end of the year and then you should consider getting out. Tweet finance |
Price: $13.030 Subject: NORTH AMERICAN Bias: BULLISH Owned: Unknown |
2016-09-16 | COMMENT | Swanzy Quarshie |
This has had its challenges, but has done well lately. It is one that is very much loved by the US. The US doesn't really understand our Canadian issue with debt. The company has done a really good job in selling off non-core assets and focusing on a lot of their energy on (?) plays, which are all very interesting. She has never really seen very much in terms of growth, so she is a little more hesitant. Feels this will go up with higher oil prices, but to her it doesn't have the same pattern of free cash flow growth that she looks for. Tweet finance |
Price: $12.880 Subject: OIL & GAS Bias: BULLISH on ENERGY Owned: No |
2016-09-15 | DON'T BUY | Daniel Lloyd |
Their asset in Texas has people excited. They are like a hedge fund hotel. They have declining production and an overly levered balance sheet. They have acreage in two different places in North America, but he does not think it can offset the rest of the business. Tweet finance |
Price: $12.840 Subject: CANADIAN Bias: BEARISH on BONDS Owned: No |
2016-09-12 | BUY | Craig Porter |
(Market Call Minute) It had a great move although it is a great company. They have good long term assets. Nothing wrong with owning it. Tweet finance |
Price: $13.390 Subject: RESOURCE Bias: UNKNOWN Owned: Unknown |


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A SharpChart is a technical chart that plots price values over time. SharpCharts have a large number of chart settings that can be used to customize things as well as a huge collection of technical indicators and overlays that can be added. A complete description of all of the chart types and technical indicators supported by SharpCharts can be found in the ChartSchool area of our website.
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The generic URL for the SharpCharts Workbench is http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui
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In the upper left corner of the workbench page is the main ticker symbol box. The symbol in that box is always plotted in the main price plot area of the chart. The quote at the top of the chart always corresponds to that main ticker symbol.
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Up Color/Down Color dropdowns let you change the color of the price bars in the main price plot panel.
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The Price Labels checkbox adds data labels at significant peaks and troughs on the chart that tell you the high and low price data for each of those points.
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The Solid Candles checkbox fills in all candlesticks with solid colors instead of having the more traditional hollow candlesticks when prices increase.
The Color Volume checkbox causes the bars of the volume histogram to be colored so that they match the chart's price bars.
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The Y-Axis Labels checkbox adds labels to the primary vertical axis showing the final value for each indicator line on the chart.
The Zoom Thumbnail checkbox adds a narrow vertical column to the right side of the chart that shows the final 20 time periods for the chart - usually in more detail than on the regular chart.
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For detailed information on all of the different technical overlays we offer, please see our ChartSchool articles on overlays.
To add an overlay to a SharpChart, use the next available line in the Overlays section of the workbench (located just below the Chart Attributes section).
Each line in the Overlays section has a main dropdown, a Parameters box and (optionally) the advanced settings boxes. Free users only have access to 3 overlays per chart and cannot use the advanced settings. Members can add up to 25 different overlays to their charts. As soon as the last available overlay line is used, a new line will appear beneath it allowing you to add more.
The Parameters box allows you to enter whatever parameters the technical indicator needs. Some indicators do not need any parameters - others support 5 or more different settings via the Parameters box. Individual settings within the box are separated from one another using commas. Many parameters are optional - if you do not specify a particular parameter, a commonly used default setting will be used instead.
The Reorder Arrows allow you to change the order of the overlay lines on the workbench. Just click on an up or down arrow to move the entire overlay line up or down on the list.
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Technical Indicators are lines that are calculated from price and volume data. Indicators differ from overlays in that usually they do not contain price values and thus they are plotted on different vertical scales from the price bars. For that reason, they typically appear in separate panels above/below the main price plot area. Some examples of commonly used technical indicators include MACD, RSI, and Stochastics. Here is a chart that contains several technical indicators:
For detailed information on all of the different technical indicators we offer, please see our ChartSchool articles on indicators.
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Each line in the Indicators section has a main dropdown, a Parameters box and (optionally) the advanced settings boxes. Free users only have access to 3 indicators per chart and cannot use the advanced settings. Members can add up to 25 different indicators to their charts. As soon as the last available indicator line is used, a new line will appear beneath it allowing you to add more.
The Parameters box allows you to enter whatever parameters the technical indicator needs. Some indicators do not need any parameters - others support 5 or more different settings via the Parameters box. Individual settings within the box are separated from one another using commas. Many parameters are optional - if you do not specify a particular parameter, a commonly used default setting will be used instead.
The Position dropdown allows you to specify whether the indicator appears in a panel above the price plot area, below the price plot area, behind price (i.e., overlaying the price bars inside the price plot area) or behind indicator (i.e., overlaying the indicator immediately above it on the indicator list). The Reorder Arrows allow you to change the order of the indicator lines on the workbench. Just click on an up or down arrow to move the entire indicator line up or down on the list.
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The Color dropdown allows members to change the color of the indicator's line.
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There is one special indicator in the Indicator dropdown that we wanted to single out because it is used in many of our charts - the "Price" Indicator. The Price indicator takes a single parameter - a ticker symbol. The Price indicator does not really do any calculations per se; instead, it simply takes that data for the given ticker symbol and adds it to the chart.
The Price indicator allows you to compare several different ticker symbols - market indicators, indexes or closely related stocks - on a single chart. Here is an example of a chart that uses a Price indicator:
Note: Because they can have a heavy impact on the performance of our servers, there is a limit on the number of ticker symbols (a.k.a. "datasets") that each chart can have. For free users, that limit is 3. For Basic and Extra members, the limit is 6. For Pro members, the limit is 10.
The Price Indicator can be used in conjunction with the "Behind Price" Position setting to create overlaid charts. Here is an example:
In addition, two or more Price indicators can be overlaid on top of themselves by using the "Behind Indicator" Position setting. Here is an example:
The "Price Performance" indicator is similar to the "Price" indicator with one key difference - it plots the cumulative percent change in the given ticker symbol starting at the left edge of the chart. It allows you to compare the performance of several different ticker symbols by plotting their Price Performance in an overlaid manner (i.e., using the "Behind Price" Position setting). This is identical to what our Interactive PerfChart tool does.
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Porter, who had returned to the Yazoo on the 16th, now reopened communication hence with Grant and Sherman, sending them much needed provisions, and preparing to attack the batteries on Haines's Bluff, which the enemy had begun1 to evacuate, and which, on the appearance of our gunboats, they ran away from, leaving guns, forts, munitions, tents, and equipage of all kinds, to fall into our hands.
It would hardly be credited on other testimony than his own,2 that our Admiral proceeded to destroy this inestimable material of war, with full knowledge that Grant's triumphant army, more especially Sherman's corps, were at hand to defend and utilize it.
The fall of Haines's Bluff completely uncovered Yazoo City, in fact, the whole Yazoo Valley; and Porter at once dispatched Lt. Walker, with five gunboats, up the river.
Walker reached Yazoo City at 1 P. M.;3 finding the Rebel Navy Yard and vessels in flames, and the city ready to surrender.
Among the vessels on the stocks was the ram Republic, 310 feet long by 75 wide; the Mobile, ready for plating, &c., &c. In the Navy Yard, were five saw and planing mills, an extensive machine-shop, beside carpenter and blacksmith shops, &c., &c., All of these that the Rebels had not already fired were burned by Walker, who found 1,500 Rebel sick and wounded in hospital and paroled them.
He was ambushed4 and fired on by 200 sharp-shooters at Liverpool Landing on his return, with a loss of 1 killed, 9 wounded; but encountered no other resistance.
An immediate assault on the landward defenses of Vicksburg was determined on by Grant, who apprehended an attack on his rear by Johnston, strongly reenforced from Bragg's army, and who counted much on the demoralization of Pemberton's forces by their succession of defeats and disasters.
Accordingly, after some reciprocal cannonading and sharp-shooting, a general assault was ordered at 2 P. M.;5 which only resulted in an advance of the front of our several corps to a close proximity to the Rebel defenses.
Blair's division of Sherman's corps alone planted its colors on their works; the 13th regulars, of Giles Smith's brigade, doing so at a cost of 77 out of 250 men; its leader, Capt. Washington, being among the mortally wounded.
The 83d Indiana, Col. Spooner, and the 127th Illinois, Col. Eldridge, likewise carried the outer slope of the Rebel earthworks, and held their ground till night, firing at any head that appeared above the parapet, but were unable to enter; while the regiments on either side of these, though they gained positions close up to the works, were even less successful.
Sherman, seeing that they were here exposed to hourly
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2 He says, in his dispatch of May 20th to the Secretary of the Navy:
The works at Haines's Bluff were very formidable. There are 14 of the heaviest kind of mounted 8-and 10-inch and 7 1/2-inch rifled guns, with ammunition enough to last a long siege. As the gun-carriages might again fall into the hands of the enemy, I had then burned, blow up the magazine. and de-troyed the works generally. I also burned up the encampments, which were permanently and remarkably well constructed, looking as though the Rebels intended to stay some time. Their works and encampments covered many acres of ground: and the fortifications and rifle-pits proper of Haines's Bluff extend about a mile and a quarter. Such a net-work of forts I never saw.
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The task required that children with ASD and neurotypical children (aged 11 to 16; most were male), and non-ASD adults, look at pictures of non-social scenes (e.g. a furnished room) on a computer. Each scene appeared for just under half a second, the screen would go blank, then the scene would reappear with one subtle change. The changes could be located centrally in the scene or in the periphery, and they could be a change in colour of an object, a change in an object's presence or absence, or location. The participants' task was to spot the change as quickly as possible and say what it was.
The headline result is that the 11 children with ASD were often significantly faster at detecting scene changes than the 29 neurotypical kids and the 20 adults. Specifically, they were faster than the neurotypical children at spotting central location changes and peripheral colour and location changes. They beat the adults at colour changes in the periphery. The difference in speed was often dramatic - for example, for a colour change in the periphery, the average response time of the ASD group was just over 5 seconds. For the typically developing children, it was just over 8 seconds, and for the non-ASD adults it was just over 7 seconds.
The researchers said theirs was the first study to show "somewhat enhanced" performance in change detection among children with ASD, "providing further welcome evidence of strengths in this population". The cautious tone is due to a major caveat in the results. As well as being quicker at change detection, the ASD children were also less accurate - being more likely to describe a change that hadn't actually happened. This points to a simple speed-accuracy trade-off as explaining the group differences in performance. But the researchers don't think this is the case. Supporting their claim, they demonstrated that the ASD kids were faster whether all responses were analysed or only accurate responses were analysed. However, they conceded that more research was needed to clarify this issue.
Intriguingly, studies with adults with ASD have actually found that they are relatively impaired at detecting changes in complex scenes, compared with neurotypical participants. Fletcher-Watson and her colleagues wonder if this is because they've learned through education and therapeutic interventions to focus more on social information in scenes at the expense of their instinct for focusing on local details. "Since the attentional system can only give enhanced processing to about five items in a scene at once, a focus on social information would have the effect of removing attention from other, non-social features," the researchers said.
Fletcher-Watson, S., Leekam, S., Connolly, B., Collis, J., Findlay, J., McConachie, H., and Rodgers, J. (2011). Attenuation of change blindness in children with autism spectrum disorders. British Journal of Developmental Psychology DOI: 10.1111/j.2044-835X.2011.02054.x
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After the Book Fair closed for the day, everyone headed off to the pub, where we met a number of interesting people, including top agent Lesley Pollinger. It was great fun and very sociable. If you enjoy people watching, this was a bonanza.
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Authors Electric was well represented. John Logan was suitably dressed for the event:
Former members Roz Morris and Linda Gillard were there -
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Dan Holloway performed a poem in spectacular style as part of a talk with Rohan Quine - an impassioned plea which you can read or/and listen to here.
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Kathleen Jones is a biographer, novelist and poet who publishes on both sides of the fence. She blogs at 'A Writer's Life'. Is often to be found wasting time on Facebook, and Tweets incognito as @kathyferber
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An Essay on Teaching: Designing Assessments, Part 2
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An Essay on Teaching: How to Design Assessments
Ideas from a faculty workshop at the American University in Cairo encourage fresh thinking about supporting student progress.
The Miscarriage Penalty
The culture of silence surrounding miscarriage adds a further strain to the ability of female faculty members to succeed in academe, the writer says.
Writing Academic Books When You're Not an Academic
Academic publishing is more open to nonacademics than ever … but economics forces work against those who don't have a steady salary.
Deep Generation Gap: Arab Professors Vs. Students
Professors have long grumbled about the quality of students, and students about rigid professors, but the tension between them is now especially high.
Why Most Academics Will Always Be Bad Writers
No one should be surprised if much scholarly writing continues to be mediocre and confused.
Where are the Arabs? A Visit to a Global Conference
At one of the world's largest international educational events, the agenda was rich and the audience diverse but visitors from Arab countries were hard to find.
Syrian Professor's Plea: Make Us Part of the Solution
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The Otways : There simply is no better place on earth
How true. And I'm not just agreeing because I live here and I'm biassed! Ask anyone. The Otways, or as it is officially known, the Great Otway National Park, is quite frankly a small piece of heaven. Check out our friendly koala above : Do you think he would want to be anywhere else? From Anglesea to Lorne to Apollo Bay and beyond there are just so many beautiful spots that you will literally find yourself spoilt for choice. Much of the Otways encompassess and includes many towns dotted along the Great Ocean Road. This is the most well known part of the Otways and is well visited, especially in peak seasons when these small seaside hamlets can become very crowded - so book well in advance! Each of these small towns is a real gem and there is a very good reason they are so popular but keep in mind that there is so much more. Have a good look around, take your time and find your adventurous side. This site deals primarily with accommodation in the Otway Ranges. A great deal of the accommodation available is pet friendly (Johanna is the only beach in a national park in Australia where you can bring your dog) and you will find everything from budget to farm stay to luxury accommodation and resorts and some of the best romantic getaways in the Otways. Have a good look around before you decide where to stay. There are lots of options available. Once you have made your choice simply click on the more info button and you will be directed to the accommodation provider's personal website. This will enable you to deal direct with the owners and save as many operators have special deals, especially in the off season. Thank you for thinking about holidaying in the Otways - you won't be disappointed!
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The Great Ocean Road
The Great Ocean Road stretches for more than 100 kilometres from Torquay to Warrnambool and beyond to Port Fairy and follows a coastline that is simply awesome. This is without any doubt one of the greatest drives in the world so take your time and enjoy it. So many people simply stay in Melbourne and think they can do the Great Ocean Road as a day trip. Forget it! You will be doing yourself a great disservice. You will spend most of the day in a vehicle and see very little of this fantastic area. There is so much more to this region than the 12 Apostles. To begin with you will be passing by countless beaches which will be imploring you to stop and say hello - and it would be rude not to. After a walk or perhaps a swim, you'll be in need of some refreshment and all of the seaside towns have lots of good cafes and restaurants. More than likely you'll be thinking "Perhaps I should have booked in here for a few days?" All of the towns along the coast are real gems and deserve a longer stay to appreciate what they have to offer. Give some thought to your holiday - have a good look through this site - and book carefully. There's nothing worse than coming home after a holiday knowing that with a little more thought it could have been so much better! This website focusses on Otways accommodation and is very simple to use. Simply make your selection from the drop down menu at the top of the page.
The Otways hinterland : Heart of the Otway Ranges
If all you want to see is the Great Ocean Road then your holiday will be well spent. But, if you have the time you must venture a little further inland. You don't have to travel far from the coast to experience some off the beaten track delights. The Great Otway National Park is a wonderland in all seasons. Much of its 103 square kilometres is made up of temperate rainforests which of course are home to some spectacular waterfalls with ancient, towering gum trees shadowing cool, forest floors with fern laden gullies. Almost all of the waterfalls are accessible with well made tracks which makes walking a pleasure. Many of these waterfalls are near the small township of Beech Forest; home of legendary runner Cliff Young.
If you want a little bit more adventure you should head to the Otway Fly, the longest and highest, rainforest skywalk in the world. You can also try abseiling or zip lining from tree to tree high above the forest floor. Not far from here is the small town of Forrest which has some of the world's best mountain bike trails and it's here that you can also paddle with platypus. Another highlight of this area that you shouldn't miss is the Cape Otway Lightstation. This is Australia's oldest, surviving lighthouse. Very spectacular in stormy weather and a great location to check out the passing Southern Right Whales in winter.
Being a tourist can be thirsty work. Fortunately, the Otways is home to quite a few wineries and a handful of home made breweries. You'll probably get hungry as well and again you'll be well looked after. This is foodie heaven. Perhaps the best way to experience this aspect of our region is to follow the Otway Harvest Trail.
This will ensure that you get the most out of the Otway's finest wineries, provedores, cellar doors, farmgates and so much more. Enjoy!
Ongoing Events & Festivals throughout the year in the Otway Ranges
Pier to Pub Ocean Swim in Lorne.
Kona Odyssey Mountain Bike Marathon in Apollo Bay & Forrest. Apollo Bay Seafood Festival.
Gellibrand Blues & Blueberry Festival. Great Ocean & Otway Classic Ride.
Apollo Bay Music Festival.
Great Ocean Road International Marathon from Lorne to Apollo Bay.
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International Lighthouse Weekend at Cape Otway and Aireys Inlet. Festival of Performing Arts in Lorne.
Amy's Gran Fondo at Lorne.
Anglesea Music festival. Birregurra Weekend Festival. Oktoberfest at Otway Estate Winery in Barongarook.
Forrest Festival. ( mountain bike racing )
Lorne Adventure Fest. The Falls Festival - Lorne. Great Victoria Bike Ride along the Great Ocean Road.
For more detailed information please have a look here: Otway Festivals.
The Great Ocean Walk
Once you arrive at Apollo Bay you will be at the beginning of the Great Ocean Walk. This walk follows the coast for more than 100 kilometres all the way to the twelve Apostles. It weaves its way westward through the Great Otway National Park passing beautiful, deserted beaches, eucalyptus forests and a sensational marine sanctuary. You can camp on the walk if you wish at designated camping spots ( you will need to book to do this ) or you can stay at various private accommodation along the way. If you don't have a vehicle or you would prefer not to use your own, you can take advantage of the Great Ocean Road Shuttle Service. This service can pick you up and drop you off from wherever you are staying. This will enable you to do whichever section of the walk you like. Very convenient. Don't forget good hiking shoes!
For loads more information please visit: http://www.thegreatoceanwalk.com
Coming from interstate or overseas?
If you are on your way to explore the Otways then there's a good chance you are coming from interstate or overseas. If this is the case then you may need some accommodation in Melbourne. Have a great time!


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Enter a new world or return to see old friends in four Powder Mage Universe novellas featuring Erika, Tamas, Adamat, Taniel, Ka-poel, and Ben Styke.
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"Not what I had in mind"
Whilst the storyline was fairly entertaining the narration was very off putting. Not to mention that this is not the main series of books that I intended to read.
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"Top notch Brian McClellan"
This is the second of his Novella complilations that I have listened to and I think the format is great. Nice neat stories, filling in the gaps in the novels.
They are typically well written and give some life to the myths of Tamas and Taniel.
I was not as keen on the narrator as with the narrator of the novels(the name escapes me) which was disappointing as I didn't think the novel narrator was particulrly good either.
These books deserve a Rupert Degas or Colin Mace for my money as they are really good
Missing a lot of the weight of the series but the knowledge of the future will do that. Still amazing and worth reading if you are a fan of the powder mage trilogy.
"Reads slow"
Play it on 1.25x, Julie Hoverson reads slow but does a good job otherwise. I wish names were pronounced the same as in the main trilogy but perhaps this is more aligned with the author since he's more involved here. These novellas as individual works are slightly better than any of the trilogy books. The setting is better than most and I hope Mr. McClellan continues writing within it.


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Murder, Mystery, and the FBI Thursday, March 30 @ 7:00 pm Main Library - 1st Floor Meeting Room The Friends of the Libraries of Woodbridge Township are sponsoring "Murder, Mystery, and the FBI," a special presentation with bestselling author Andrea Kane on Thursday, March 30 at 7:00 pm, at the Woodbridge Main Library. Ms. Kane is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of twenty-seven novels, including thirteen psychological thrillers and fourteen historical romantic suspense titles. She will be discussing her writing process, including her research with the FBI. Read more about Murder, Mystery, and the FBI
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Thousands of people have pumped $150 million into what might be the biggest crowdfunded project in history, something called the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO). Compare this to the $20 million raised by the project with the most funds on Kickstarter, the Pebble Time smartwatch. The strange thing about this crowdfunding is that the DAO doesn't produce any concrete products or services–not yet, anyway.
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text: It's All Your Fault! And You Know It!Sadie Stein12/28/10 3:14pmFiled to: Guilt complexWomenMenguiltShameshutterstock145EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkAs Erica Jong famously said, "Show me a woman who doesn't feel guilty and I will show you a man." And since she said it, it's only become more true.AdvertisementTake the source for what it's worth, but says the Daily Mail,A survey has found that more than 96 per cent of women feel guilty at least once a day, while for almost half, the feeling strikes up to four times a day. Dubbed the GAT (guilty all the time) generation, the study found women beat themselves up daily about their friendships, relationships, work and body shape. It also discovered that almost half of respondents were kept awake at night by guilt, while three quarters said they had experienced more guilt since giving birth. ating unhealthily topped the list of causes, followed by not spending enough time with family and neglecting work.While the survery consisted of 1,324 women and 55 men questioned by Stylist magazine, the findings still ring true. It's no shocker than women are both socially conditioned to be hard on themselves and set up to fail by a society that demands we do it all and a post-baby "bikini body" into the bargain. Men, by contrast, externalize blame.AdvertisementI once visited a therapist who told me that guilt was "a manufactured emotion" and was actually rage in disguise. I continue to think this is bollocks (except, I guess, to the extent that everything is some manifestation of rage) but she had a point: would we feel guilty in a vacuum? Or, like the shame of nakedness, is it some Edenic punishment for excessive self-awareness?It's unclear from this piece exactly who the GATS are — boomers on down? — and it seems reductive to assume our forebears were free of the same feelings. I've read through my grandmother's old journals and found a litany of self-recrimination on subjects ranging from being too judgmental to not keeping a clean enough house. She may not have participated in a survey or externalized these emotions (less written in public about seeing a therapist!) but she felt the pressures of perceived inadequacy as deeply as does anyone today. We tend to assume that prior generations were so busy with "the Depression" and "the War" that they didn't have time to think, apparently, or had been given such heaping helpings of perspective that no one let doubts interfere with their spunky riveting. This does both them and us a disservice: they were human and I'm guessing we're no more lacking — or neurotic! — than were they.It also seems weird that in a world where we're perpetually accused of lacking shame, we're awash in guilt. Is this some sort of internalized secular echo of the "Catholic guilt" Jessica Alba referred to in a recent interview? Could be.SponsoredThat said, do we have a new set of pressures? Surely .In today's inbox our tips line received an email about getting our bikini bodies ready. It's December. Here, we're snowed in. One hopes this is not something our grandmothers were subjected to. The Guilty-All-The-Time Generation: How 96% Of Women Feel Ashamed At Least Once A Day [Daily Mail][Image via Shutterstock]Reply145 repliesLeave a reply


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Role of Carbon Substrates Added in the Transformation of Surplus Nitrate to Organic Nitrogen in a Calcareous Soil
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Abstract Excessive amounts of nitrate have accumulated in many soils on the North China Plain due to the large amounts of chemical N fertilizers or manures used in combination with low carbon inputs. We investigated the potential of different carbon substrates added to transform soil nitrate into soil organic N (SON). A 56-d laboratory incubation experiment using the 15N tracer (K15NO3) technique was carried out to elucidate the proportion of SON derived from accumulated soil nitrate following amendment with glucose or maize straw at controlled soil temperature and moisture. The dynamics and isotopic abundance of mineral N (NO−3 and NH+4) and SON and greenhouse gas (N2O and CO2) emissions during the incubation were investigated. Although carbon amendments markedly stimulated transformation of nitrate to newly formed SON, this was only a substitution effect of the newly formed SON with native SON because SON at the end of the incubation period was not significantly different (P > 0.05) from that in control soil without added C. At the end of the incubation period, amendment with glucose, a readily available C source, increased nitrate immobilization by 2.65 times and total N2O-N emission by 33.7 times, as compared with maize straw amendment. Moreover, the differences in SON and total N2O-N emission between the treatments with glucose and maize straw were significant (P < 0.05). However, the total N2O-N emission in the straw treatment was not significantly (P > 0.05) greater than that in the control. Straw amendment may be a potential option in agricultural practice for transformation of nitrate N to SON and minimization of N2O emitted as well as restriction of NO3-N leaching.


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Africa Speaks with One Voice on the Issue of Climate Change
Interview with Anthony Okon Nyong, Head of Unit, Gender, Climate Change and Sustainable Development, AfDB
Question : How important is the issue of climate change for Africa?
Answer: African nations, in both absolute and per capita terms, are not significant sources of emissions on a global scale, but bear a disproportionately larger negative impact of climate change.
Climate change poses an additional burden to the continent, which is currently grappling with the challenge of meeting basic developmental needs. In fact, the continent is at risk of a reversal of the modest gains made thus far towards achieving the MDGs, if the projected negative impacts of climate change are not addressed in the near term.
Considering that climate change poses a formidable threat to the continent's economic development, Africa needs to seek ways of building resilience into its climate sensitive economic sectors to ensure sustained economic growth.
This ultimately creates competition for the scarce financial resources available. However, climate change is also providing the impetus for the continent to chart a low carbon intensive development pathway that will ensure that the continent does not become a major polluter in its quest for development. This requires substantial financial, technical and human resources that are currently outside the continent's reach.
Africa Acting Together
Question: What prompted Africa to act together and adopt a common position for the Copenhagen conference on climate change? Could it be the 2008 Algiers Declaration or the 2009 Nairobi Declaration?
Answer: The risks posed by climate change do not respect political boundaries as they are common to the entire continent. There is no single part of the continent that is spared its deleterious impacts, as basic human survival is threatened everywhere on the continent.
This threat has therefore served as a rallying point for all African leaders to seek a common solution to the problem. It underlies the continent's bid to develop a common coherent African position and to speak with one voice in on-going negotiations. It is also important to send a clear message to Africans and to the world that African leaders take the issue of climate change very seriously, that Africa wants to be a part of the solution to the global climate change crisis.
Question: What is the African position?
Answer: Africans have voiced their concerns and recommendations on a number of issues:
Adaptation to Climate Change
Africans urge urgent international cooperation on the implementation of adaptation actions as well as according adaptation the same level of priority and emphasis as that given to mitigation globally. The continent seeks the establishment of a global adaptation action program that will implement, support and facilitate urgent and immediate adaptation actions, and build the continent's resilience to the adverse impacts of climate change.
Africa is advocating for the building of a firewall between developed country commitments and developing country actions. There is an objection to the continued reliance on offsets by developed countries for meeting their commitments, insisting that these commitments should be met primarily domestically. The continent also demands that developed country emission reductions include specific targets, be subject to a compliance regime and be comparable in terms of efforts made.
Technology and Capacity Building
Africans are urging for a commitment by developed countries to deploy and transfer accessible, affordable, appropriate and adaptable technologies to developing countries for enhanced action on both adaptation and mitigation. Developed countries should commit to providing full costs and incremental costs to support the development of adaptation and mitigation technologies, as enshrined in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Furthermore, African negotiators are asking for the removal of barriers to technology transfer, which includes addressing intellectual property rights for the development and deployment of climate-friendly technologies. They are also asking developed countries to commit to strengthening the institutional capacity of developing countries to undertake climate action.
Financing Africans support the establishment of new financing mechanisms to deliver financial resources that are adequate, predictable, sustainable and additional to existing ODA. The financial mechanisms should ensure a transparent governance structure, ease of access to funds by developing countries, and an effective disbursement mechanism. They also request that developed countries commit to a target of 0.5% of their GDP for climate action in developing countries.
Moreover, they also urge that financial incentives be developed to implement adaptation actions on the basis of sustainable development policies; and that positive incentives be adopted for developing countries to enhance the implementation of national mitigation strategies and adaptation actions.
AfDB Approach to Climate Change
Question: How does the AfDB approach this whole issue of climate change?
Answer: The Bank did not jump on to the climate change bandwagon because everyone else is talking about climate change. The Bank's Mid-Term Strategy recognizes climate change as a cross-cutting issue that threatens the achievement of sustainable development in Africa. Our role is to build climate resilience in Africa's development and promote the adoption of a low-carbon intensive economic growth pathway.
This is done by:
- Enhancing the capacities of AfDB Regional Member Countries (RMCs) to mainstream climate change resilience into their national development plans and policies. This includes the commitment of USD 30 million to strengthen the capacities of Africa's regional climate centres and the Board's approval for the establishment of the Special Climate for Africa's Development (ClimDev-Africa) Fund, which will be jointly implemented by the African Union Commission and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa.
- Investing in projects that seek to increase the continent's adaptive capacity to climate change. Such projects include several in the agricultural sector that seek to wean the continent from perpetual reliance on rain-fed agriculture, improve agricultural land use practices and increase the continent's water storage capacities.
- The Bank is also implementing several clean energy projects that do not only contribute to increasing energy access on the continent, but help to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. These include several new generation thermal energy plants in Egypt, the Morocco solar thermal power station and the Turkana wind farm in Kenya.
- The Bank is also leveraging additional financial resources to assist its RMCs address climate change challenges. This includes its participation in the USD 6.2 billion Climate Investment Funds where over USD 1.2 billion is devoted to the implementation of clean technology projects in the continent.
Question: Specifically, what is the AfDB's contribution towards the Copenhagen Conference?
Answer: We have done a number of things. The most important activities undertaken include:
- Recruitment of consultants
- Climate change touches upon many technical and very complex issues, so it was important that African representatives be properly supported. Based on identified needs, the Bank has provided expert support to the African Union, the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment and to the African negotiators involved in the issue.
- Carbon Finance Training
- Along the same line, it was important that African representatives be properly trained to be in a better position to present and support their arguments. Training has been provided to the Bank's RMC negotiators and Bank staff on carbon finance.
- Regional Consultations
- The Bank has supported regional consultations on the continent to build a stronger pan-African consensus on the issues under negotiation.
AfDB Role at COP 15
Question: What role will the AfDB play during the conference?
Answer :Although the Bank has an observer status at the UNFCCC and cannot be involved in the negotiations, it is visibly participating at COP 15.
The Bank is taking the following key messages to the COP:
- Climate change is a threat to development and poverty reduction on the continent, and immediate efforts and immediate priorities should be geared towards achieving the continent's development goals.
- There is a need for broad adaptation measures, within a sustainable development framework to tackle climate change impact on the continent.
- Opportunities to grow low-carbon economies exist on the continent, particularly through the development and implementation of clean technologies.
- The African Development Bank is, within its limited resources, intervening in key areas that will reduce the adverse impact of climate change on the continent, help it achieve sustainable development, while contributing to low-carbon intensive economic growth.
Already, a key statement with other MDBs on climate change has been issued. We are also organizing side events on site.
The first is on the Congo Basin Forests Fund (CBFF). It is aimed at informing potential technical and financial partners of the existence of Fund; updating participants on advances made; underscoring the importance of including forests in the post-Kyoto climate negotiations; building a global partnership to promote initiatives like CBFF, in seeing forest conservation and REDD as a key element in a global deal on climate change; and encouraging new donors to contribute to the Fund.
The second side event aims at showing how the Bank is helping to build climate resilience on the continent. The event aims at presenting the Bank's readiness to participate in the new global financial architecture that will be negotiated in Copenhagen.
Question: Any other comments about the upcoming conference in Copenhagen?
Answer: It is my sincere hope that Copenhagen offers an historic opportunity to build a new, strong, fair and collective climate change regime that takes into account the various interests, views and concerns of all parties. While no single meeting can transform humanity to one living within the climate change boundary, COP15 in Copenhagen offers a unique and timely opportunity to start such a transformative journey.
If we are successful in meeting the climate change challenge, future generations will read in their history books that COP15 was where the journey really began; and that our RMCs will remember that the African Development Bank, under the leadership of its president, Donald Kaberuka, was at the forefront of that journey.


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Webster, M and Sargent, LJ and Dowd, P and Heard, PJ and White, IH and Penty, RV and Tan, MRT and Cunningham, DG (1998) Mode-controlled vertical cavity surface emitting lasers for bandwidth enhancement of multimode fibre links. Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe - Technical Digest. 33-.
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A GaAs Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL) that generates controlled modes offset from the center is described. The device is modulated with a 27-1 pseudo-random bit sequence and its output is transmitted along a 1 km length of multimode fiber (MMF). Open eyes are obtained for data rates as high as 1.4Gb/s. The transmission bandwidth increases by a factor of 4 over over-filled launch (OFL). This enhancement is stable against environment influences on the fiber.
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