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Female, 27 Yrs
5 Years of Teaching Experience
Degree Bachelor of Science (Na...
Degree Bachelor of Science (Nautical Science and Maritime Transportation) from UMT with second class honors, Diploma in Fisheries from UPM with pointers of 3.82/4. Achievement: 9As in SPM, 8As in PMR.
With excellent academic results, I have been graduated from 2 local universities, UMT and UPM. I have been teaching students in primary school as a substitute teacher in SJK (C) Yuk Chyun previously. Besides, I worked part time as a home tutor by tutored primary and secondary students since my university time. I am available for a one-on-one tutoring service as well as in a group. I am currently a full time home tutor, you do not have to worry with the timetable as I am flexible with any hours.
Personal guidance, explanation and homework given from time to time and close monitor and review of tuition method effectiveness. Monitor homework given by school and assist students with any problems faced in their homework.
Female, 27 Yrs
6 Years of Teaching Experience
Bachelor Degree...
Bachelor Degree
I will mainly focus on Communication Oriented mainly I teach adult students for English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Bahasa Malaysia. I can also teach the student foreign students.
Female, 25 Yrs
3 Years of Teaching Experience
Bachelor of Education in Scien...
Bachelor of Education in Science (University of Malaya)
Experienced in teaching: National syllabus: UPSR Mandarin, English, Math, Science and BM PT3 Math and Science SPM Biology International school Cambridge syllabus: Year 1 to Year 6 English (guiding homework only), Maths, Science, BM, Mandarin Year 7 to Year 9 Mandarin, BM, Math and Science IGCSE Biology, Malay (Foreign Language) and Mandarin (second language) Acheivements: Helped to improve a PT3 student's Maths from 40+ marks to 70+ marks after 3 months of tuition and Science from 40+ to 60+ marks after 1 month of tuition (intensive). Helped to improve a Year 5 student's Maths and Science to Band 4 as well as BM and Mandarin to Band 5 after a year of tuition. Helped to improve a UPSR student's Mandarin from 40+ marks to 80+ marks after a year of tuition. Taught SPM Biology and Form 2 Math at SMJK Katholik for half a year.
Patient and willing to adjust teaching approach according to student's need.
Female, 26 Yrs
8 Years of Teaching Experience
BSc (Hons) Degree in Finance a...
BSc (Hons) Degree in Finance and Communication
I teach Mathematics & Additional Mathematics for secondary school students in order to prepare them to excel in PT3, SPM, and GSCE exams. I have been teaching since 2008, usually in a one-to-one setting, and I have also conducted classes for a group of up to 5 students as well. I'm currently working full time in investment banking and have substantial background in mathematics and additional mathematics.
While getting good grades is a top priority in my classes, I approach my students' learning journey by teaching them how to understand concepts and techniques first in simple and precise ways. Understanding the material is key to answering the exam questions with ease. I believe having a good grasp of the material will also motivate students to work harder on improving their skill in subject matter. As a tutor, on top of providing learning material, exercises and practice questions, I provide encouragement and support to the students, which can go a long way in helping them maximise their potential.
Female, 25 Yrs
3 Years of Teaching Experience
Degree in Psychology...
Degree in Psychology
I am a special needs educator. I teach children with special needs. I also teach pre-school children. I am experienced in teaching students of all ages, ranging from early years intervention (age 3) to year nine (equivalent to form 3). I also teach French language, Phonics, and Reading Readiness. I have taught illiterate students during my voluntary experiences. Currently, I teach English as Second Language to the aborigines every once a month. At present, I have 3 years of teaching experience. At my current workplace, I teach English, Language & Literacy (Phonics & Reading), English as Second Language, and Story Telling.
I personalised lesson plans according to the needs and the learning styles of my students. I use Gardner's Multiple Intelligences model as a guideline to provide quality education services to my students. My approach to teaching is to focus on the individual needs of my student by finding their individual talents and strengths. **Due to my packed schedule, I am only available on Fridays (7pm to 9pm) and Saturdays (10am to 3pm).
Female, 33 Yrs
2 Years of Teaching Experience
I have taught Statistics to 3rd year medical students. And currently, I am teaching Science and Maths in a homeschool international school under the Applied Scholastic method. I graduated with a PhD in Public Health, while my masters was in Molecular Biology and my degree in Forensic and Biomolecular Science.
My teaching style depends on the students. I do not go in with a structured set to teach. Depending on how the student learns and understands, I then cater my teaching methods to their needs.
Female, 37 Yrs
15 Years of Teaching Experience
Masters in IT...
Masters in IT
I am a Master degree holder with specialisation in Information Technology. I have been in the field of teaching for almost 15 years. The subjects that I mainly teach are Bahasa Inggeris, Bahasa Malaysia, Mathematics and Science.
My teaching approach is mostly hands-on.
Male, 39 Yrs
11 Years of Teaching Experience
Bachelor of Science (Honours) ...
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in psychology
I am a teacher, formerly a senior teacher at English House. I have produced excellent results with my students there. I have 11 years experience in teaching adults. Also, I taught English to children (including teenagers) for 5 years, at English House and at homes for underprivileged kids. I was previously a top student at Garden International School and Epsom College in England.
I focus on 3 areas: 1. Helping children (including teenagers) improve their grades 2. Proficiency in the English language for adults and children 3. Helping children weak in the English language improve and increase self-confidence. I have assisted children from National and International schools in improving their grades. Students who failed their exams improved to passing grades, students with C's improved to B's, and B students became A students. I help adults and children clients improve their written and spoken English. I use effective techniques to help them improve their grammar. I also can help them improve their essay writing, critical thinking and creativity. Having been a top student in my studying days and having lived in England, I have the experience to be of help. I also have a special skill at helping children students weak in English and who have poor self-confidence improve. For example, one of my teenage students was failing all his subjects badly, including English. After just over a year with me, his English grade improved from an E to a C. Despite receiving tuition from other teachers in other school subjects, he continued to fail in all subjects except English. He became more self-confident. I also provide added value by helping adults and children manage stress better, if they are open to it. I do this by sharing a psychology technique called mindfulness. My clients have responded well: I've seen children's focus and grades improve. Adult clients report managing stress better and being more positive.
Female, 25 Yrs
1 Years of Teaching Experience
Bachelor of Hospitality & Tour...
Bachelor of Hospitality & Tourism Management
Currently I am working as a full time tutor at Bandar Puteri Puchong. I am very keen on teaching and passionate. My favourite subject is Mathematics.
I am a person who is kind and patience to students. If they have any queries I will ensure that explain to them in details till they are fully understand.
Female, 25 Yrs
Degree in Bachelors of Law(LLB...
Degree in Bachelors of Law(LLB) Masters in (LLB)
I have been teaching home tuition for more than six years as I have patience for teaching and teaching others makes me feel completed as I have helped others to gain the knowledge which I have gained so far in my life journey
I have been teaching home tuition for more than six years as I have patience for teaching and teaching others makes me feel completed as I have helped others to gain the knowledge which I have gained so far in my life journey
5 Years of Teaching Experience
Bachelor of Biomedical Enginee...
Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering in UM.
I am eperience in teaching Primary and Secondary students with effective way. Prepare up-to-date teaching materials. Guide students in homeworks and tests.
Self-motivated, punctual and patient. A well organised teaching schedule will be prepared according to student level and deliver in proper and attractive way. Besides that, many exercises will be given plus regular tests or quizes will be conducted. Student's progression will be evaluated from time to time.
Female, 26 Yrs
1 Years of Teaching Experience
Bachelor (Hons) in Industrial ...
Bachelor (Hons) in Industrial Chemistry
I have 1 year experience as tutor for Chemistry. Currently, I am doing my PhD in Chemistry in local university. Therefore, I would like to get some part time tutor in my major subject. My teaching style is I will prepare my own notes and exercise for the students in order to let them more understand in their subject.
I provide mentorship and create a conducive learning environment with trust, compassion and support. Along with it, I also maintain the highest level of ethics and teaching standards.
Female, 28 Yrs
5 Years of Teaching Experience
I am a degree graduate of linguistic foreign language(Mandarin) in UPM. I have 3 years of teaching experience as class teacher standard 4, 5, 6 in SJKC and 1 year of teaching experience in private field. Currently, teaching in language centre for chlidren and adult.
I am a degree graduate of linguistic foreign language(Mandarin) in UPM. I have 3 years of teaching experience as class teacher standard 4, 5, 6 in SJKC and 1 year of teaching experience in private field. Currently, teaching in language centre for chlidren and adult.
Female, 22 Yrs
1 Years of Teaching Experience
SPM, A-Levels and Bachelor (Ho...
SPM, A-Levels and Bachelor (Hons) Degree in Psychology
I have taught in tuition centres such as Eye-Level and Math Monkey for 1 and a half years. I have volunteered to teach underprivileged kids under Re:ED program.
Lessons are planned according to the child's capabilities. Each lesson will attempt to focus on one concept, and after teaching of the concept, examples will be given. Homework will then be issued to further strengthen child's grasp of concept. Each lesson will include reviewing of homework and making necessary corrections.
Female, 26 Yrs
8 Years of Teaching Experience
Diploma in Accounting...
Diploma in Accounting
I am a full time tutor, I also teach in centres. Not only normal syllabus, but also for IGCSE from Level 1 till Level 11. For A Levels, diploma only teach Accounting and Business subjects.
Notes will be prepared. Every month students need sit exam and the marks will be shown to parents to show the improvements unless parents requesting not to have test.
Female, 23 Yrs
Final year at University of Ma...
Final year at University of Malaya
I do not have any experienced in teaching field, but I have experienced do my Internship one week at School and now its my last year at University of Malaya. My course is German Language with Education. But. I really know,that I can teach my students and can make them can speak German fluently.
I will introduce my students about German Language and learn Alphabet in German language and how to pronounce it correctly. Mx technique teaching is singing.
Female, 28 Yrs
3 Years of Teaching Experience
BSc Biochemistry...
BSc Biochemistry
I have completed my B.Sc in Biochemistry in 2011 and I joined Taylor's University as Science Officer where I was given the priviledge to guide Foundation in Science students and Degree students in Science subjects apart from performing free lancing tutoring. Before, I did a part time teaching with Kumon tuition centre covering Mathematics module for Grade 3 to 6 students. The subjects that I teach are primarily but not limited to Bahasa Malaysia, Biology, English and Modern Maths. I teach students at UPSR, PMR and SPM / O Level.
Structured lessons with yearly time-lined plan targeted to cover on major topics/ area of improvements. Utilisation of practical observation via experiments and relevant teaching tools to deepen the understanding of content matter. Homework which trains on the application of lessons learnt.
Female, 24 Yrs
Bachelor of Hons Biotechnology...
Bachelor of Hons Biotechnology
I was taking home tuition for Primary school after my STPM exam. I have completed Bachelor of Hons with Bio-technology.
I am a very humble and dedicated tutor.
Female, 34 Yrs
10 Years of Teaching Experience
Masters in Business Administra...
Masters in Business Administration, Bachelor in Business Administration,CELTA, Ontario Diploma - Canadian Pre University
Teaching: The Language House - 1 year Lecturing: RIMA College Kuala Lumpur - 2 years City University College - 5 years KDU University College - 1 year 6 months till now
Work will be given every two days. Communication will be through email. There will be a Skype session twice a week for about 1 - 1 1/2 hours - depending on the topic of discussion. Notes will be sent through email and discussed during the Skype session.
Female, 33 Yrs
Bachelor or Degree in Finance,...
Bachelor or Degree in Finance, Master of Business Administration majoring in Finance
I am a College Lecturer for 5 years. I was working in a tuition centre tutoring Primary School students prior becoming a Lecturer. I am now teaching Bachelor for degree level students for all Finance related subjects.
I make exam-based, concept-based and practice-based lessons easy to learn.
Female, 23 Yrs
3 Years of Teaching Experience
Presently I am pursuing studie...
Presently I am pursuing studies ACCA at Sunway College.
I teach some students as a part time job. I will make sure my students really understand what they are learning. I use as many work books to practice with them.
Male, 25 Yrs
6 Years of Teaching Experience
Bachelor of Degree in Accounti...
Bachelor of Degree in Accounting
I have 6 years teaching experience in home tutoring industry, full time Mathematics tutor. A Bachelor of Degree in Accounting holder from University of Malaya. Specialized in teaching Additional Mathematics and Mathematics for PT3, SPM and IGCSE level. Learned Mental Arithmetic since I was 4 years old, so I am very sensitive to numbers and digits. Currently, I am also teaching in tuition center located at Petaling Jaya, Kota Damansara, Kepong and Cheras. You can join my group classes as well. I do conduct Mathematics seminar some of the time. You can contact me if you want to join my seminars.
Am very good in analysing. I can access student performance based on past year papers and rearrange teaching method based on student's strength and weakness. Have no standard approach or magic in teaching Mathematics as different students require different approach/style of teaching. Some students like creative teaching, so we as a tutor must change our teaching style. I can guarantee that you get at least B in Mathematics subject. ( Based on previous analysis, 95% of my students get A in Mathematics after my tutoring session).
Female, 25 Yrs
Currently degree in Physics in...
Currently degree in Physics in University of Malaya.
Teacher at Math Monkey SS2, PJ for 10 months Math and BM teacher at Pusat Tuisyen Mari Belajar for almost 2 years.
Female, 33 Yrs
7 Years of Teaching Experience
Degree in Computing & Informat...
Degree in Computing & Information Systems & TOEFL
Former teacher and full time tutor. My students consist of primary and secondary school going children, and adults. Teaching English, Maths, Science, Malay language and computer basic (international and national syllabus). Completed my IT degree in London and TOEFL. At the moment, I am able to tutor on the following days and time: 1. Weekdays: 5pm - 10pm 2. Saturdays: 9am - 5pm 3. Sundays: 7pm - 10pm
It is recommended each subject is taught for at least two hours on a weekly basis. When kids do not have textbooks or reference books, usually, I follow the Singapore syllabus because it is well known worldwide for their proven teaching methodology in producing high achievers in English, Mathematics and Science. I am a firm believer in assignments and homework. Lots of practise make perfect. Note: Books are to be paid for by parents. Hourly fee is dependant on the age and number of students.
Female, 23 Yrs
5 Years of Teaching Experience
Degree in Laws (LLB) with Seco...
Degree in Laws (LLB) with Second Class Honors, Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) with 8A's , Diploma in Piano
1) I worked as a temporary Geography, History and English teacher in Catholic High School from May 2009 to July 2009; 2) I have home tutored students aged 12 to 17; 3) I am currently teaching basic to intermediate level Conversational English and Mandarin to foreign students (non-native speakers) ; 4) I am also teaching Piano to children, teens and adults, from beginner to grade 8 level.
1) My tutoring approach varies based on the student's needs. For Primary, Secondary Level and IELTS students, I mainly focus on past year papers and guiding my student with their homework and assignments, in order for them to achieve better understanding in the respective subjects. 2) For adult students, I would assess the student's reason and aim for learning and then I will design individual learning plans based on the student's standard and learning style. I will be focusing mainly on speaking and making conversation (English/Mandarin) as it is the best way to improve his/her speaking ability and in time, be able to express him/herself more and more easily.


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PIERRE – Driver's education would return to South Dakota schools and significant new restrictions would be placed on 14 and 15-year-old drivers in South Dakota under a package of changes approved Wednesday by the state Senate.
The four pieces of legislation now cross to the House of Representatives where passage could be more difficult.
Sen. Craig Tieszen, R-Rapid City, led the way in getting the package through the Senate. He was chairman of the state's teen-driving task force last year.
Sen. Larry Lucas, D-Mission, praised Tieszen's efforts and the task force's recommendations, even though of the bills drew at least five no votes.
"They're not easy. Some of them weren't easy votes for us. Some of them may be in trouble when they get over to the House," Lucas said.
Twenty different senators voted against at least one or more of the bills. Three Republicans – Ried Holien of Watertown, Ryan Maher of Isabel and Deb Peters of Hartford – voted against all four.
The first bill debated Wednesday would extend the time that a young driver holds an instruction permit. It was approved 21-14 on a revote after the recording machine lost the first record.
Currently a driver needs to have the instruction permit for at least 180 days before graduating to a restricted permit. The legislation would lengthen that period to 270 days if the license holder successfully completes a driver education course, and 365 days otherwise.
Tieszen said the statistics support having teen drivers spend more learning time on the road.
The second bill would prohibit age 14 and 15 drivers from using wireless communication devices. It went through 26-9.
"I think we're well aware of this issue in our society," Tieszen said.
Sen. Corey Brown, R-Gettysburg, questioned how a law enforcement officer would be able to distinguish the age of a driver before making the traffic stop.
Peters joined Brown's opposition. She said having the teen's phone in operation can be helpful for a parent.
Peters said there are applications for mobile phones that can be used for sending emergency alerts, monitoring speed, tracking geographic location and knowing if the teen is out after curfew.
But Senate Republican leader Russ Olson of Wentworth said the wireless restriction makes sense as a way to reduce distractions for the young drivers. "For them driving isn't a right. It's a privilege," Olson said.
A third new restriction would limit the passengers in a vehicle operated by a driver with a restricted permit.
Only one passenger could be with a driver who is 14 or 15, unless the passengers are family members or members of the household, or if the driver is on the way to or from school or a school event.
Statistics show increasingly higher rates of accidents when young drivers have more than one passenger.
"It's really profound," Tieszen said.
No one spoke against SB 107. But it passed without a vote to spare. Sen. Dan Lederman, R-Dakota Dunes, cast the yes that broke the 17-17 tie.
Even the driver's education bill drew opposition, passing 30-5. The Department of Public Safety would be directed to design driver education programs, models of instruction, testing, standard training, and the requirements for instructors. The Department of Education also would be involved.
A state coordinator would be created within the Department of Public Safety.
At a glance
Here is a summary of the four pieces of teen-driving legislation considered Wednesday by the state Senate.
• SB 105 – Adds a minimum of three months and as much as six months to the time that a first-time driver holds an instruction permit. Passed 21-14. Voting against 105 were Begalka, Bradford, Brown, Frerichs, Holien, Jensen, Maher, Monroe, Olson, Peters, Rave, Rhoden, Sutton, and Van Gerpen.
• SB 106 – Prohibits use of wireless communications devices for conversations or texting by drivers younger than age 16. Passed 26-9. Voting against 106 were Bradford, Brown, Holien, Jensen, Maher, Omdahl, Peters, Rhoden, and Van Gerpen.
• SB 107 – Limits passengers in a vehicle operated by a driver with a restricted permit. Passed 18-17. Voting against were Bradford, Brown, Frerichs, Holien, Jensen, Lucas, Maher, Monroe, Novstrup, Olson, Peters, Rampelberg, Rave, Rhoden, Sutton, Van Gerpen and Welke.
• SB 216 – Establishes statewide driver-education program. Passed 30-5. Voting against were Holien, Hunhoff, Jensen, Maher and Peters.

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The business-friendly hotel is located in the entertainment district, close to the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame, Cowboys Stadium and Six Flags over Texas. Also nearby are the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington and Arlington Convention Center. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is approximately 16 km and Dallas Love Field Airport is some 19 km from the establishment.
Air-conditioned accommodation units at the hotel offer tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary weekday newspapers. Rooms at the 3-star hotel have kitchenettes with fridges and microwaves. Bathrooms include a shower, bathtub, complimentary toiletries and hairdryers. Further standard features include a direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, radio and an iron and ironing board, as well as a king-size bed and individually regulated heating units.
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1 Lettuce is one of the most popular vegetables in the U.S. and it s no wonder why. Whether you add it to sandwiches, salads, tacos or spring rolls, lettuce adds tasty crunch and nutrition to any lunch or dinner. Growing your own lettuce is a super-convenient choice for the home gardener because you can pick exactly how much you need at any given time. No more brown, wilted leaves in your crisper, and you ll never be out of lettuce either! Growing lettuce in a Tower Garden is even easier than growing it in the ground. No kneeling, no bending, no tilling, no dirt! Of course, there are some tips and tricks you should know about for growing healthy, productive lettuce plants in a Tower Garden. Read on to learn how to: choose your lettuce varieties, sow seeds, transplant seedlings, pinch, fight pests, and know when to harvest. Get ready get set grow! The Anatomy of a Lettuce Plant Stem: the main stalk that connects the leaves to the roots Leaves: the green, edible part of the plant The Anatomy of a Tower Garden Rockwool Cubes: The growing medium used to sow seeds Net Pot: The container used to plant seedlings Growing Pot: One of several interconnecting sections of the Tower Garden Plant Port: The openings in the Tower Garden where the plants go Tomato Cage: The ringed structure for providing extra support to certain tomato varieties In a Nutshell: The seed goes into the rock fiber starter plug The rock fiber starter plug with the seedling goes into the net pot The net pot goes into the plant site There are four plant sites in a growing pot Five growing pots make a Tower Garden And the tomato cage surrounds the Tower Garden!
2 Before You Plant: Choosing Your Varieties Your Tower Garden can grow most types of lettuce. Leaf lettuce and small to medium head lettuces work best, as some varieties of head lettuce with a stem larger than 1 ½ can be restricted in their development in the Tower. The following varieties perform well in the aeroponic and hydroponic environment of a Tower Garden. Red varieties are sun-loving and can be planted on the sunnier side of your Tower Garden. Leaf Lettuces These lettuces grow without forming a dense head. Just pick the leaves as you need them. Good examples include: Romaine/Cos: If you re a fan of Caesar salad, you already know that Romaine is a thicker-leaf lettuce with crisp, sweet, juicy leaves. Plant it in the spring. Vulcan: While it shares the same name as the human-like extraterrestrials on Star Trek, this beautiful lettuce is native to Earth. It has a variegated red and green coloring with slightly frilly leaves. A vigorous grower, Vulcan lettuce can be planted early in the season. Lolla Rosa: Lolla Rosa is an attractive variety that comes in red and green and that grows well in the spring and fall. The red version is a dark, almost-purple color with ruffled leaves. It has a spicy, slightly bitter taste, so it works great in mixed leaf salads. Tango: Tango lettuce has dark green, extremely frilly leaves and a mild taste. Harvest early, as Tango lettuce bolts quickly. You can also grow leaf lettuce mixes (or different varieties of seeds packaged together) in the Tower. Gourmet Mix and Encore Mix, for instance, are good choices. Head Lettuces Iceberg: The classic iceberg lettuce has a crisp texture and a neutral flavor. It grows to form a very dense thick head and prefers cooler temperatures. Buttercrunch (red or green): Buttercrunch lettuce forms compact heads of mildly flavored leaves. It s heat-tolerant and slow to bolt. Bibb/Boston/Butterhead: These lettuces have large outer ruffled leaves surrounding a soft, folded blanched heart. Rex Bibb is the most heat-tolerant of the three and can be used in the mid-summer. It might still need to be harvested early before bolting occurs. Summer Crisp: As the name implies, Summer Crisp lettuces are very crisp, like Romaine, but sweeter. These lettuces are easy to grow and certain varieties can tolerate hotter weather. You can harvest the leaves when they are small (baby lettuce) or let them grow to full size, when they develop into a heavy compact head. Before You Plant: Deciding When to Plant Lettuce is great for all seasons! Some varieties are best for spring and fall and others are better summer performers; for choice of varieties look for trigger descriptions like heat tolerant, slow to bolt, and resistant to mildew. In the Southern U.S. and many mild climates, lettuce can be grown through winter! Just make sure to select cooler-temperature varieties. Lettuce grows best in temperatures of 45 to 80 degrees. It can grow in hotter weather for short intervals, but as temperatures remain above 80 degrees, the lettuce will start to bolt into seeding. Your lettuce will take longer to grow in cooler temperatures but will taste better. Lettuce will grow faster in higher temperatures but it can be bitter if you don t harvest when the plant is young. Tower Garden Tip: In the heat of the summer, place the lettuce in the Tower where it gets the most shade; this will keep the plant cooler. 2
3 PLANTING: Seed Sowing and Germination Your Tower Garden Kit comes with everything you need to get started growing lettuce. Remember: the germination range for lettuce is degrees. Step 1: Locate the slab of Rockwool cubes and place in the seed starter tray. Step 2: Thoroughly wet the Rockwool cubes by completely submerging the slab for 30 minutes in half-strength Tower Tonic nutrient solution (Please reference the Tower Garden Instruction Manual for more information). This will stabilize the ph of your cubes. After 30 minutes, thoroughly flush cubes with fresh water. Important: Because the Rockwool repels water, you can t get away with just spraying it. You really need to soak it! Step 3: Drain all excess water from the seed starter tray. Step 4: Sow two to five seeds per cube for leaf lettuce (two to three for summer plantings) or one seed per cube for head lettuce. Step 5: Leave seeds uncovered or cover lightly with coarse vermiculite, which will help retain the right amount of moisture. Gently sprinkle a little water over each hole to wet the vermiculite. Step 6: After seeding, put a little water into the bottom of the container. If possible, use filtered water without chlorine. Do not close the lid. Step 7: Place seed starter tray outside in the shade (a bench or table will do nicely) until the seeds have germinated. Always keep about 1/8 to 1/4 of fresh water in the bottom of the tray. Step 8: Once the seeds have germinated (about two to five days or longer in cooler temperatures), IMMEDIATELY place outside in full sun for 7 to 14 days to increase their hardiness. Step 9: Make sure your sprouted seeds have 1/4 of fresh water in the bottom of the tray each morning so your seedlings won t dry out during the day. Add Tower Garden fertilizer solution every other morning in place of fresh water. Step 10: Ten to 14 days after germination, and once the fear of frost has passed, your seedlings should be ready to transplant into the Tower Garden! Look for at least two to three true leaves before transplanting. Tower Garden Tip: There is no pruning needed but removing the smaller lower leaves keeps the plant healthier. PLANTING: Transplanting into the Tower Garden Generally, you can transplant your seedlings into your Tower Garden about days after they germinate. The exact timeframe depends on the date of the last frost in your area. You ll know your plants are ready when they have a good root system growing from the rock fiber starter plugs. If you re using a Submersible Heater and a frost blanket, you can start transplanting three weeks before the suggested planting date. Just make sure you heat the water in the Tower Tonic reservoir to a minimum of 70 degrees until daytime temperatures rise to that level. Step 1: Gently separate the cubes from the Rockwool slab. Do your best to break as few roots as possible. Step 2: Your assembled Tower Garden should already have a net pot in each planting port. Place each cube with its newly planted seedling into one of these net pots. Guide any hanging roots from the net pot into the growing pot. Step 3: Be SURE the bottom of the cube is securely against the bottom of the net pot. This aligns the plant for optimal irrigation inside the Tower Garden and keeps it from getting too dry. 3
4 MAINTAINING PLANT HEALTH: How to Keep Your Plants Happy Tower Gardens are wonderfully free of some of the bothers of traditional gardening: there s no weeding, tilling, kneeling, or getting dirty! Just a few basic maintenance steps will keep your plants healthy and happy. Maintain Tower Tonic Levels Because your Tower Garden doesn t use any dirt, your plants are totally dependent on Tower Tonic to get their nutritional needs met. (Kind of like a baby and a bottle.) Maintain the recommended Tower Tonic levels at all times to allow your plants maximum uptake of the nutrients they need to grow. With a young Tower Garden, check the Tower Tonic levels twice a week to learn how quickly your plants are utilizing the tonic solution. Later, as your plants grow larger and the roots have reached the reservoir, you ll probably need to refill the tonic solution every two to three days. Avoid Plant Stress It s well-documented that healthy plants are less desirable to insects! A plant that is stressed in some way whether from lack of water or nutrients, or from heat, wind or cold stress becomes an easy target for pests and disease. Dehydration, starvation, heat, wind, and cold can all cause a plant to wilt. Therefore, the number-one rule for keeping plants healthy is to prevent wilting! Always maintain a cool temperature within the reservoir. Tower Tonic should never feel warmer than the temperature of your skin. On a very windy or extremely hot day, turn the irrigation timer to run constantly for the most stressful hours of the day. Just remember to turn the timer back to its normal cycling times! Tower Garden Tip: If your Tower Garden has to be partly shaded due to your surroundings, it is better to have afternoon shade when the day is the hottest! Keep It Clean When it comes to your Tower Garden, clean is good. You don t have to pass the-white-glove-test, but keeping your Tower Garden debris-free discourages plant pathogens. Keep your Tower Garden in as clean an area as possible. Remove most mature, yellowing or brittle leaves from the base of the plant. Keep loose plant debris and insect debris clear from the top of the reservoir tank, and place the compost of discarded tomato plant clippings well away from your actively growing Tower Garden. 4
5 MAINTAINING PLANT HEALTH: Managing Pests Like most crops, lettuce is vulnerable to pests. These vary by region and time of year. Fortunately, growing plants off the ground in a Tower Garden is one of the best ways to avoid pests! Following are the most common pests affecting lettuce. Aphids Aphids are small, soft-bodied insects that are most commonly green and black in color, but may also be gray, brown, pink, red, yellow, or lavender. They tend to feed on tender, young growth causing it to appear puckered or deformed. Though they are visible to the naked eye, they also leave behind an excretion known as honey dew, which is another method of identification. What to do if you have them: There are numerous methods of aphid control, including botanical sprays such as insecticidal soap, pyrethrum, rotenone and horticultural oils. Beneficial insects such as ladybugs will also help to eradicate the pest. Cabbage Loopers A common lettuce pest, the cabbage looper larva is light green with a thin white line that stretches down each side of the caterpillar s body. Typically found on the underside of the lower leaves, and in the center of the head of lettuce, they tend to skeletonize the leaves leaving fecal matter behind. The larvae characteristically arch their backs as they crawl and transform into adult moths with brown mottled forewings. What to do if you have them: You can control cabbage loopers using botanical sprays such as insecticidal soap, neem oil, Bacillus thuringiensis, pyrethrum, rotenone and horticultural oil sprays. Cucumber Beetles Despite their name, cucumber beetles are also a pest to lettuce, especially when the plants are young. Spotted, striped and banded cucumber beetles can be present during all stages of the plant s development and during the entire growing season. What to do if you have them: You can control cucumber beetles by using botanical sprays such as pyrethrum, rotenone and insecticidal soap. 5
6 MAINTAINING PLANT HEALTH: Managing Disease Not all plant problems are caused by pests; some are caused by disease. Here are the ones most likely to affect lettuce. Botrytis A gray mold that thrives in humid yet relatively cool environments, botrytis is a devastating disease that can be exacerbated by poor air circulation. This gray-brown fuzzy growth can appear on plant debris that has fallen from the plant or on the remaining stem after harvest. What to do if you have it: The best way to control for botrytis is to keep a clean growing environment. Downy Mildew A common fungal disease of lettuce, downy mildew looks like fine white cotton or frosting and tends to infect the lower leaves of the plant first. This disease can spread rapidly and kill plants during cool, moist conditions. What to do if you have it: Be sure to grow from disease-free seed or purchase healthy seedlings. Proper care and air circulation will help maintain your plants health because diseases are more likely to strike stressed plants. You can protect plants against downy mildew infections with copper sprays. Powdery Mildew This is one of the most widespread and recognizable fungal diseases. Powdery mildew forms a white to grayish powdery growth, usually on the upper surfaces of leaves. Fungal spores are spread by wind and can survive the winter on nearby plants and plant debris. The warm days and cool nights of late summer create an ideal climate for spore growth and dispersal. What to do if you have it: To control mildew, prune plants to improve air circulation and dispose of infected plants. To control minor infestations, pick off affected plant parts and dispose of them immediately. In the case of a larger outbreak, apply bicarbonate and copper sprays to prevent spread of the infection. When to replace your plants If a plant has become too diseased despite control efforts, replace with new plants. For more information For additional information on how to handle crop pests, consult your local office of the Cooperative Extension System, a nationwide, governmental educational network that provides useful information on agricultural practices: 6
7 HARVESTING You have lettuce! Now it s time to pick it. There are two techniques for harvesting lettuce. You can harvest individual leaves, which keeps the plant alive and allows it to continue to produce. Or you can allow the plant to grow to a full head. So your vegetable drawer isn t inundated with too much produce at once, often it s practical to use a combination of the two techniques: leaf harvest and full head harvest. Leaf Harvest Procedure When there are plenty of mature (lowest) leaves present, you can harvest from the bottom of the plant upward. Collect only a few leaves from each plant, and always allow two to three expanding leaves to remain so the plant has enough energy to keep growing. You can harvest like this every two to three days until the plant shows signs of bolting. In spring and fall, you can generally leaf harvest for three to five weeks before bolting begins. In summer, this harvesting period will be a bit shorter. Head Harvest Procedure You can harvest anywhere from days after your seeds have germinated, depending on the variety or whenever the head reaches the size you desire! If you don t eat the lettuce right away, you can store it in the fridge for up to two weeks without losing flavor. Simply harvest by cutting the roots just below the net pot and then remove the net pot from the Tower Garden. Trim any remaining roots closely to the Rockwool plug. If you rinse your lettuce, allow it to drain well before placing it in a plastic produce bag. However, you ll often find that your lettuce is very clean and may not need rinsing, which is great, because unrinsed lettuce actually stores a bit better and longer. You can then rinse it before eating. Another way to harvest the whole head is to simply cut all of the leaves off the plant. Make sure to cut above the apical growing point the center of the plant where the new leaves are formed before emerging. Typically this will be two to three inches above the base of the plant in early and late crops. In the heat of the summer, the growing tip might be higher up the plant. BOLTING Bolting is defined as rapid expansion of a lettuce plant into flowering mode. Inevitably, Nature will take her course all plants want to flower to reproduce and create seed. That s their life s quest! With some varieties of lettuce, heat (temperatures in the 80s-90s F) will trigger the plant into fast flowering mode. The plant will appear to quickly expand upward with a strong central stem. Sometimes you may see a short-leafed stalk with a tight bud. This means your plant is in flowering mode. The lettuce you harvest at this time becomes more bitter and less crisp. Generally, this isn t desirable, and your plant has spent its life cycle. Replace bolting plants by transplanting a two-week-old lettuce plant/plug and the cycle begins again! When to replace your plants Obviously, if you harvested the head, or your lettuce sneakily bolted, then it is time to replace your plant. Depending on the season, you may want to sow your next crop of lettuce about two to three weeks after transplanting your first lettuce plants into the Tower Garden. Following this general timing, you will be in a continuous cropping cycle for lettuce. 7
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4 Lawson Systems Administration
4 Technical system knowledge of Lawson, including security
4 Lawson Installation experience (Applications, Environment, Landmark and Applications)
4 Comprehensive knowledge of all major Lawson system modules.
4 Optimizing technology to promote efficiency
4 Creative Problem-Solving
4 Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel
4 Lawson Certified Installer for LSF9 & LSF10 (UNIX, Linux, Windows)
4 Lawson Certified in Lawson Environment Administration 8.0 – 10.0
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as Independent Lawson Senior Technical Consultant (2006-2011) and
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o Senior Engineer - Lawson Technology and Upgrade Services (2011-current)
¬ Many installations of all types of Lawson/Infor environments, applications and software products.
¬ Many application and environment data migrations from one environment to another, same versions as well as upgrades.
¬ Infor Security Services (ISS) installations, federation and synchronizations
¬ BSI 10 software and client installations.
¬ Technical advisor related to Lawson upgrade planning
¬ Support engineer for various support and managed services clients performing patching, upgrading and all-around technical maintenance of Lawson systems.
¬ Training client staff on Lawson system administration and maintenance.
o Lawson System Administration and LSF9 Installer for Lawson Software, Inc. internal IT department performing various LSF9 upgrades for "Lawson Using Lawson" North American and Global systems., St. Paul, Minnesota (2007-2008)
¬ Main technical resource performing all LSF9 upgrade installations from 8.x to 9.0.x
¬ Various Environment and Application data migrations for all internal LSF9 systems.
¬ System Administration and maintenance of all internal LSF9 systems
¬ LSF9 Security Administration, including User Migration to LSF9
¬ End User support for all Functional and Programming Team members for each upgrade.
o Lawson system administration and technical consulting role for multiple Lawson Implementations
¬ Main technical resource working with the client's IT Department, assisting with technical issues related to all areas of the Lawson system.
¬ Installation and setup of all Lawson applications, Database, IOS, webserver, Portal, Requisition Self Service, Enterprise Reporting, ProcessFlow, PalmOS Handhelds and all related security.
¬ Trained the IT department for ongoing support and maintenance of the Lawson system, security, ProcessFlow, interfaces and scripts.
¬ Performed conversions of data from multiple legacy systems into Lawson.
¬ Server and Database Administration on UNIX, Oracle, Microsoft NT/2003, SQL 2000.
o Lawson system administration and technical consulting role for a Lawson Implementation in Siemens RCO environments and/or Velocity-hosted environments
¬ Main technical resource working with the client's IT Department, assisting with technical issues related to all areas of the Lawson system.
¬ Trained the IT department for ongoing support of the Lawson system, security, ProcessFlow, and interface maintenance.
¬ Setup of Lawson Web Applications, including Broadcasting.
¬ Performed conversions of data from multiple legacy systems into Lawson.
o Installation, setup and maintenance of Healthlink's In-House Lab Lawson System.
o Assisted with the setup, training and support of a large multi-facility healthcare organization implementing Lawson Requisition Self-Service.
o Security Assessment of post-live Lawson clients.
o Microsoft Access Programming for surveys to collect IT Assessments at a large multi-facility healthcare organization.
o Installation, setup and maintenance of Lawson ProcessFlow, Lawson Palm OS, and general support for Lawson Administrators of post-live Lawson clients.
o Go-live support for Lawson client upgrading from version 7.3 to 8.0, including training on new 8.0 features and Portal.
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o Security administrator of the Lawson System; developed, maintained and made recommendations for security access in all modules of the Lawson application. Also worked closely with Oracle DBA's in maintaining and developing Oracle security as it relates to ODBC access to the Lawson Database.
o Lawson System Modules supported and maintained: General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Purchasing and Inventory Control, Human Resources, Payroll.
o Managed upgrades and enhancements for the evolution of the Lawson System.
o Maintained and troubleshot the application for all users of the application, utilizing the assistance of the technical hardware analysts, as needed.
o Utilized all aspects of the Lawson Environment for problem resolution and maintenance.
o Converted and managed all the data related to the new and existing modules of the business system application.
o Developed complex reports using multiple modules of Lawson.
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Feed Mills Add to Available Nutrition
Roller mills can contribute to horse care by cracking oat hulls to give access to grain nutrition unavailable in whole grain. In fact, roller mills are an essential element of any livestock feeding operation, whether you are feeding cattle, horses, sheep, goats, poultry, or pigs. Getting the maximum animal nutrition out of grain means cracking the hull of oats, barley, corn, and, even legumes like peas and beans.
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- Roller mills are available in electric or P.T.O. drives.
- Rollers can be mounted on mix mills.
- Designed and manufactured to meet the economic and functional requirements of farmers, ranchers and other users.
- 11-inch diameter rolls in 8 sizes: 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, & 30-inch width.
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LOUISVILLE (AP) Louisville is hosting its sixth annual WorldFest on Friday and Saturday of Labor Day weekend. The free festival, Aug. 29-30, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., will take place on the city's Belvedere at Fifth and Main streets.
Nonstop music at "A World of Performances" will showcase everything from gypsy jazz to reggae, with dance and music from salsa, merengue, Celtic, African, flamenco, Indian and Chinese traditions.
About 100,000 people are expected to attend. The event will feature 20 vendors offering cuisine from around the globe and chef Nancy Russman's "Cooking Up Cultures" demonstrations. In addition to the Budweiser International Bier Garden, there will also be wine, spirits and coffee samplings.
World of Children offers family entertainment, and a Parade of Cultures takes place Saturday at noon. On Friday, over 700 people will take their oath of U.S. citizenship at a naturalization ceremony at the Kentucky International Convention Center.
For a full schedule, visit www.louisvilleky.gov/international. Discounted attractions tickets and hotel accommodations can be purchased at www.gotolouisville.com or 888-568-4784.
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Hayley [hay-ley] as a name for boys (also used more widely as girls' name Hayley) means "hay meadow; ingenious, clever". Hayley is a variant form of Haley (Old English, Irish, Gaelic): place name.
VARIANTS Hayleigh, Hallie▼, Halley, Haleigh, Haily, Hailey
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Hayley is an unusual given name for males but a very prominent last name for all people (#33380 out of 150436, Top 22%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Which version is better?with its source form and related boy names. Popular related forms of Hayley (OUTSIDE TOP 2000) are Haley and Hallie. These forms of Hayley were at the peak of their popularity during the years 1890-1899. (TOP BABY NAMES, 2015)
Similar Names
Hayley is pronounced similarly to Hali, Hawley, Hawly and Hilly. Other suggested similar names are Bailey▼, Baxley, Baylee, Baylen, Bayler, Bayley, Bayly, Cailey, Caley, Carley, Caycey, Cayle, Cayleb, Daley, Dawley, Dayle, Daylen, Earley, Gayle▼, Gaylen, Hadlea (see Hadley), Hadlee, Hadley, Hadly, Haglee, Hagley, Hagly, Halen, Hall, Halle, Hallen, Hallsey (see Halsey), Hallsy, Halsey, Halsy, Hamlen, Handley, Hanlea, Hanley, Hanly, Hardey, Harlea, Harlee, Harvey▼, Hastey, Hayden, Hayder, Hayes▲, Haylan, Hayle, Hedley, Henley, Hurley, Huxley▲, Hywel, Jaylen, Kaley, Kayle, Kayleb, Kayley, Manley, Marley▲, Oakley▲, Paley, Radley, Rawley, Ryley, Tayler, Warley, Yarley and Zayle. These names tend to be more frequently used than Hayley.See names in meaning and etymology.


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This small slice of paradise extends over grassy grounds of 25,000 m�. Formed by natural terraces directly above the sea, the complex offers wonderful views over the Bay of Naples and Capri Island. This peaceful oasis offers its international guests all the modern comforts they need for a wonderful relaxing holiday. The village offers guests an efficient service including a bar, restaurant and pizzeria. The air-conditioned complex features 32 accommodation units and additionally offers a lobby, games room, cafe and a TV lounge.
The bungalow complex is around 2 km from Vico Equense where guests will find the beach, restaurants, bars, nightlife and bus and train station. Sorrento is a 15-minute drive, Pompei and Ercolano are approximately 25 minutes away by car, Naples is roughly 50 minutes and Positano is around an hour's drive. Naples-Capodichino Airport is approximately 45 km from the hotel.
All the bungalows have 2 rooms and feature a TV, private balcony, a kitchenette with fridge and tea and coffee making facilities, and an en suite bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The bungalows have a minimum of 2 beds and a maximum of 5 beds.
There is an outdoor swimming pool with children's swimming area and a sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols laid out ready for use. Guests may explore the surrounding area by bike. The hotel organises entertainment programmes for adults and children. Sun loungers and parasols are provided on the nearby sandy and pebble beaches.
Within the village, there is a restaurant open daily with a wonderful sea view where guests can sample typical Mediterranean dishes and wine. The pizzeria offers a charming panoramic view of the Bay of Naples.
American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard and VISA as well as cash payments in Euros are accepted.
By car: take the NA-SA (A3) motorway and exit at C/Mare in the direction of Sorrento. The village is along the State Road 145 (locality Vico Equense). By train: In Naples, at the Garibaldi Station, catch the local Circumvesuviana train and get off at Vico Equense Station. From Vico Equense station, there are local orange buses which stop next to the village.
The rate is for the bungalow only (without breakfast). The reception operates during limited hours only and guests can check in from 10.00 to 06.00 pm, and must check out before, 10 am. Guests should inform the hotel of their arrival time. The restaurant service is on request.
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Bellevue College is hosting the 2015 Washington Two-Year College Mathematics Conference at Campbell's Resort on Lake Chelan.
The conference dates this year are Thursday evening, April 30 through noon on Saturday, May 2, 2015.
We will have food, ongoing rounds of talks, a Lady of the Lake cruise on Lake Chelan Friday night after the Keynote Speaker, prizes, hikes in the surrounding countryside, parties and more.
Sign up and have educational fun with your colleagues from the 34 Washington and Technical colleges as well as folks from surrounding states and from local 4-year institutions.
The Keynote Speaker this year will be Frank Morgan, Atwell Professor of Mathematics at Williams College. His research interests include geometric measure theory and minimal surfaces.
He co-authored a proof of the truly beautiful Double Bubble conjecture, that the minimum-surface-area enclosure of two given volumes is solved by three spherical patches meeting at 120-degree angles at a common circle.
Frank Morgan is past vice-president and fellow of the AMS, past vice-president of the MAA, founded SMALL (one of the largest and best-known summer undergraduate Math research programs), and is an avid dancer.
He recently posted the following on his blog:I've spent Fall 2014 of my sabbatical year from Williams College at Berkshire Community College as Visiting Professor (teaching developmental algebra) and Special Assistant to the President. I went because I had gradually come to feel that community colleges are where education meets the future, with the full diversity of students of all ages, backgrounds, interests, histories, part time and full time, soon to comprise a majority of all American college students.
Professor Morgan's talk promises to be one to remember.
Our location this year is at Campbell's resort, located in the middle of the picturesque town of Chelan, on Lake Chelan and surrounded by vineyards and mountains.
Our Program is now available!!!! Click here for the pdf version!
We have a large block of rooms reserved for us at Campbell's Resort (phone 1-800-553-8225) and have negotiated a pretty good room rate with them. The Campbell's people will want to know you are with us when you reserve your room, and you have to call to get into that block of rooms. The group room reservation code is 304307. If you wish to stay beyond Saturday, our group rate will continue to apply.
Online registration is not available after April 15. On-site registration is $200 and a guest registration may be added on-site for $150.
Registrants and guest participants will get name tags, a bag containing various conference-related paraphernalia. Due to the notification requirements of the caterer we cannot guarantee the availability of a banquet meal and a Saturday box lunch for on-site registrants and their guests. Complimentary items also may not be available for on-site registrants.
Follow us at https://twitter.com/WAMathConf/.
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Questions about the conference or registration? Try email@example.com or calling Larry Susanka at 425-564-2484.