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MacEwan University is currently in a hiring restraint. As a result, job opportunities are limited. Available opportunities are listed below.
Community Liaison, John and Maggie Mitchell Art Gallery
Faculty of Fine Arts and Communications
MacEwan University inspires students with a powerful combination of academic excellence and personal learning experiences – ours is a connected culture that focuses on learner-centered teaching, and on providing opportunities for students to grow and achieve.
The university provides a transformative education in a creative, collaborative and supportive learning environment. 19,000 full- and part-time students are enrolled in more than 65 programs: four-year undergraduate degrees, applied degrees, university transfer programs and one- and two-year diploma and certificates. Additional offerings include preparation for university and college, English as a Second Language, professional and personal development courses and workshops, corporate training and the Alberta College Conservatory of Music.
The John and Maggie Mitchell Art Gallery (MAG) is MacEwan University's public art gallery with a vision to engage timely conversations and community through contemporary art. The MAG serves the university community and the public through supporting interdisciplinary, experiential learning through exhibitions, programs, and publications that feature diverse artistic and curatorial perspectives committed to critical discourses in contemporary art. The MAG supports opportunities for students to develop academic, hands-on, and leadership skills to support their futures as artists, cultural workers, and lifelong critical thinkers.
The Faculty of Fine Arts and Communications (FFAC) of MacEwan University is recruiting for the full-time continuing position of Community Liaison at the MAG. Reporting to the Art Gallery Director, the Community Liaison is responsible for supporting the MAG's public programming and outreach with all the communities it serves. This position will appeal to an individual who is passionate about cultivating community through contemporary art; can build, grow and maintain relationships with community and stakeholders; has strong written and verbal communication skills; is exceptionally self-motivated, and has excellent time management and prioritization skills. Responsibilities of this position will include coordinating the planning, execution and evaluation of gallery public programs; supporting grant writing, reporting and other development work; coordinating volunteers and assisting with their training; building local and national awareness of gallery programming; and developing engaging and informative content for gallery social media accounts, newsletter and website.
The successful candidate must be service-oriented and have proven critical thinking, problem solving, and organizational skills. The Community Liaison must be capable of taking initiative and undertaking self-directed projects as well as able to work collaboratively. This position requires a broad skill set of administrative, event planning, public speaking, and writing abilities. The position also requires the ability to coordinate a volunteer team and support their hands-on learning. The Community Liaison must have the ability to successfully communicate to different kinds of art audiences in person and across multiple digital platforms.
This position requires an individual with at minimum a diploma in visual arts, art history or related disciplines; 2-5 years of experience in assisting with the planning and delivery of cultural programming (such as tours, workshops, lectures, and/or performances) and demonstrated ability in the use of computer technology and software (Microsoft Office and G suite). Some equivalencies may be considered.
When you become part of the MacEwan team, you will enjoy a competitive salary, and:
• Generous vacation time
• Excellent benefits package
• Effective recognition and retention programs
• Continuous learning culture
• Opportunities for career growth
Thank you for your interest in employment with MacEwan University. We will be reviewing all applications to select the candidates whose qualifications and experience most closely meet our needs. Only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted.
For general inquiries, please contact us at email@example.com.
This position is included under the MacEwan Staff Association collective agreement. Please note; Article 22.1.1 (Grid Placement); initial salary placement for external candidates is limited to the first three steps of the salary grid.
MacEwan University is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. We encourage Indigenous people, persons living with a disability, sexual and gender minorities, women, and members of all minority groups to apply and to self-identify. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.
|Full-Time Continuing
|$46,192 - $67,176 per year
|Closing Date
|October 28, 2018
|Competition No.
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Networks are unreliable. We've all experienced trouble connecting to Wi-Fi, or had a phone call drop on us abruptly. The networks connecting our servers are, on average, more reliable than consumer-level last miles like cellular or home ISPs, but given enough information moving across the wire, they're still going to fail in exotic ways. Outages, routing problems, and other intermittent failures may be statistically unusual on the whole, but still bound to be happening all the time at some ambient background rate. To overcome this sort of inherently unreliable environment, it's important to design APIs and clients that will be robust in the event of failure, and will predictably bring a complex integration to a consistent state despite them. Let's take a look at a few ways to do that.
There's no doubt that building a web server from scratch is a great learning experience, and one that I recommend all WordPress developers undertake. Doing so will give you a greater understanding of the various components required to serve a website, not just the code you write. It can also broaden your knowledge on wider …
Why you should stop managing infrastructure and start really programming it.
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Understanding The Tomcat Classpath - Common Problems And How To Fix Them A common question that pops up on lots of Apache Tomcat user forums is how to configure Tomcat's classpath to include this or that JAR file that is needed by a web application. Like many of the issues that trouble new Tomcat users, this problem is usually quite easy to fix - so easy that it's hard for users to understand the solution, because the documentation assumes that people will always pick the easiest way of doing things.
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USA: Trump's madness and the fight for independent, working-class politics
Calling to mind the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland, US President Donald Trump tweets no fewer than six impossible things before breakfast. But what we are living through is not impossible, and it is not a dream. This is the living reality of capitalism a century after it became an absolute fetter on human progress. Trump is merely the personification of this chaos and instability.


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Vastavam web: Delhi maintained their composure under pressure to edge out former champions Uttar Pradesh by three runs in a low-scoring thriller to set up a summit clash with Rajasthan in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament.The domestic Twenty20 competition will have a new champions this season as both Delhi and Rajasthan have made their maiden final slated at Eden Gardens under lights tomorrow.However, Punjab bowlers were superb at the death as they conceded just 21 runs and took two wickets in the last five overs to restrict Rajasthan to 124/8.
It was not enough as Punjab were to restrict Rajasthan under 106 to make their third final appearance.Earlier, Delhi were the first to book a maiden final berth upsetting a strong Uttar Pradesh in a group B match at the Jadavpur University second campus ground in Saltlake.On a day India veteran and two-time IPL champion Gautam Gambhir failed to get a big score, Rishabh Pant again did the star turn smashing 34-ball 58 (5×4, 3×6).It was Subodh Bhati, who triggered the collapse to return with a brilliant 2/28 as the Delhi medium pacer also held his nerve in a nail-biting last over to confirm their maiden final berth from Super League group B.
Needing 13 off the last over, diminutive lefthander Saurabh Kumar was all fired up when he started off with a six off Bhati.But in the next ball, his quickfire 18-ball 33 (2×4, 2×6) was halted by a brilliant runout while he was attempting for a double to retain the strike.Promoted to No 4, Rinku Singh (34 off 26 balls; 4×4, 1×6) was their topscorer but he was dismissed by Pawan Negi (2/13) as Uttar Pradesh kept losing wickets after Raina's failure.Earlier, Gambhir, who had scores of 21, 7 and 1 in the previous three matches of the Super League, got out in the fifth ball of the day to continue his woeful form.
Gambhir edged pacer Amit Mishra to be caught behind while in-form Dhruv Shorey (12) got out cheaply after his failed pull attempt was caught by Raina at slip.Medium pacer Deepak Chahar led the show with excellent figures of 2/9 from 1.5 overs before limping off the field as Mahipal Lomror finished the over.
Deepak's brother Rahul Chahar also grabbed two wickets including the prized scalp of Yuvraj Singh.The stylish left-hander had another forgetful stay at the crease with four from 11 balls befor being stumped, while Khaleel Ahmed (3/17) was their top wicket taker.Skipper Harbhajan Singh, batting at No 3, top-scored with a 31-ball 32 (2×4) while Barinder Sran's 13 not out from nine balls (1×4).


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When you have "assignments" (work, school, or just for-fun things) that involve acquiring information from sources that have multiple "moving parts," how do y'all manage to keep things straight and not miss major chunks of information?
For those of you who are neurotypical, does your brain just automatically sift out information that isn't "vital," without you having to concentrate hard, or actually think about blocking the "non-vital" parts?
And (especially, please!) for the neurodivergent folks, what tricks/ tips/ hints do you use, or do you have, for how to parse the info which is long-term irrelevant or pointless from the necessary stuff?
How do you keep yourself from getting distracted by "the stupid shit**"?
Can YOU watch things with 3 or more components and manage to not entirely lose one section, or do you only successfully manage 2-part items, too?
For example, if you are watching a video with a main picture, a picture-in-picture shot, *and* lots of different inflections in sound *or* closed-captioning at the bottom of the screen (or God forbid BOTH!🤯), do YOU lose at least one of those 3 elements entirely, because your brain is trying too hard to keep up with the other 2 sections of the video/message?
Or is that merely an ADHD hyperfocus/inattention thing?
*this question brought to you by the fact that my brain feels like it's going to ooze out of my ears as some form of liquid sludge at any second, after TRYING to watch the videos one of my professors made for his class.
He's GREAT in person, fascinating to learn from, and I LOVE his class in-person!!!
But the online portions of this class are brain-melting, because he doesn't post the powerpoints, ONLY the videos.
Videos which have a split-screen perspective, with the small cameo of him gesticulating quite a bit. They also have his very emphatic vocal inflections, which are GREAT to listen to (he would be SO much fun, as a podcaster!😁), but which are TOTALLY distracting when you have ADHD and are trying to LEARN this stuff, and are not just "listening for fun."
The videos regularly fall into my trainwreck area of "three or more things to pay attention to!" And I'm having to watch each one 2-3+ times, to gather all the necessary info.
Which is a BIG problem, because some weeks he's posting 10-15 (admittedly short-ish!) videos for us to watch🙃
I LOVE the info we're learning in this class, and I REALLY like the textbook (our professor wrote it, and it's in a format for parents & non-specialists to read), so it's an EASY book to learn from & a lot of good info. BUT the videos are taking so much time & brainpower that I'm not getting TO the reading.😕 (Plus 3 other classes and a dayjob!)
**i.e. losing the *Entire Message* of a video you were supposed to watch, because you got SO distracted by the fact that the picture & sound weren't in sync, that your brain wouldn't let you focus on ANYTHING other than trying to match them up? Do YOU have to give up & "watch" them with YOUR eyes closed, too, just to be able to pay attention to what the message is? SERIOUSLY, this is why I can't STAND Skype, Facetime, or video-meetings. My ears STOP WORKING, because my brain is too focused on making sense of what I'm seeing🙃


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OM is the most often chanted sound among all the sacred sounds on earth. This sound is considered as the sound of the existence. It is believed that the whole universe, in its fundamental form, is made up of vibrating, pulsating energy. Om is considered as the humming sound of this cosmic energy.
The sound of OM produces instant positive vibrations and takes the listener to a state of mental stillness. Chanting the OM mantra for 3 minutes daily can produce remarkable effect in you. This mantra will help you to calm the mind, settled the thought process and realize the self.
The Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. In all faiths it is a protective sign. It brings it's owner happiness, luck, health, and good fortune.
This head of Buddha reveals his serene and meditative character at the highest level. The head is a pure and classic portrait with distinct energy, externalized by his fine pronounced features and beautiful volume. The great teacher is depicted as a friendly human being, with an inner happiness and softly smiling, an embodiment of wisdom and compassion.
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Splashbacks of Distinction are a family run business who have been manufacturing, supplying and installing the very finest high quality toughened glass splashbacks for many years. We have built up a pretty impressive portfolio of clients and we look forward to adding more to this list of satisfied customers.
Splashbacks of Distinction don't just supply glass splashbacks though. We also have glass shelves, glass balustrades to make your staircase look spectacular aswell as mirrors, shower screens and glass worktops.
Splashbacks of Distinction are available to visit your St Neots home to measure up and fit a quality glass splashback or one of our other toughened glass products. Glass is such a clean and modern medium for your home and you'd be surprised just how much glass can transform your home.
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Hebrews 12:2 The Passion Translation (TPT)
2 We look away from the natural realm and we fasten our gaze onto Jesus who birthed faith within us and who leads us forward into faith's perfection.[a] His example is this: Because his heart was focused on the joy of knowing that you would be his,[b] he endured the agony of the cross and conquered its humiliation,[c] and now sits exalted at the right hand of the throne of God!
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Upgrade from boyfriend 5.0 to husband 1.0 - Senyum2 Cerita Cut & PasteDear Tech Support,
Last year I upgraded from Boyfriend 5.0 to Husband 1.0, and noticed a distinct slowdown in overall system performance, particularly in the flower and jewelery applications, which operated flawlessly under Boyfriend 5.0. In addition, Husband 1.0 uninstalled many other valuable programs, such as
• Romance 9.5
• Personal Attention 6.5
Then installed undesirable programs, such as
• Fishing 3.3.1
Conversation 8.0 no longer runs, and Housecleaning 2.6 simply crashes the system.
Please note that I have tried running Nagging 5.3 to fix these problems, but to no avail. What can I do?
Reply from technical support team
Dear User,
First, keep in mind that Boyfriend 5.0 is an Entertainment Package, while Husband 1.0 is an operating system. Please enter command:
• If those applications work as designed, Husband 1.0 should then automatically run the applications: Jewelry 2.0 and Flowers 3.5.
However, remember, overuse of the above application can cause Husband 1.0 to default to Grumpy Silence 2.5, Happy Hour 7.0 , or Fishing 3.3.1.
• Please note that Fishing 3.3.1 possibly could be a bad program that will download the Frequent Oustation Beta.
Whatever you do, DO NOT under any circumstances install Mother-In-Law 1.0 (it runs a virus in the background that will eventually seize control of all your system resources).
In addition, please do not attempt to reinstall the Boyfriend 5.0 program. This is an unsupported application and will crash Husband 1.0.
In summary, Husband 1.0 is a great program, but it does have limited memory and cannot learn new applications quickly. You might consider buying additional software to improve memory and performance.
We recommend addtional patches:
• Cooking 3.0
• Hot Lingerie 7.7
Good Luck!
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Today is known as 'Blue Monday' the third Monday in January has been given this title due to a combination of post-Christmas blues, gloomy weather, dark nights and feeling the financial strain from not being paid until the 97th of January. So if you're feeling a little under the weather, you may not be the only one! The gorgeous girls over at the Metro Centre sent me a lovely package to help cheer me up and tackle Blue Monday!
They sent me a snuggly throw from Primark Home, perfect for snuggling up on a cold rainy afternoon and watching 'Sex Education' on Netflix! If you haven't watched this yet I definitely recommend it, I already cannot wait for season 2.
I have been wanting one of these water bottles for ages, after sticking to my New Year's resolutions so far of limiting my fizzy drink in-take this will definitely help! They are available from WHSmith . I always feel so much better in myself when I up my water intake.
This 'Don't worry, be happy' reed diffuser sends the perfect positive message to wake up to each morning on my bedside table. I cannot stand it when my room is messy and cluttered, it affects my mood, my concentration and even my ability to sleep. I love it when it's clean, tidy and smelling fresh with candles and reed diffusers.I am a sucker for a long, relaxing bubble bath. It's the ideal way to relax and de-stress taking 20 minutes for yourself. I cannot decide which of these bath goodies to use first! Either 'rocket science' bath bomb from Lush or this pretty pastel 'mango slab' from Miss Patisserie both smell incredible
These 'sleep' teabags from Twinings are perfect to enjoy just before bed containing chamomile, lavender, vanilla, hops and a hint of honey – the perfect blend to help you relax and drift off to sleep. I have even trying to go to bed earlier on an evening and also put my phone down a little bit more before bed, to help me properly switch off.
Thank you so much to the Metro Centre for this wellbeing hamper, I will be sharing more on my Instagram stories over on (milkbubbleteablog) I hope your Monday isn't too blue!


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The Death of a Kangaroo by Juan Pablo Roncone
Juan Pablo Roncone is a precise, careful writer. Thus far he has only published a single story collection entitled Hermano ciervo (Brother Deer), from which 'The Death of a Kangaroo' is taken. A story about three young friends – two of whom are a couple – who go on summer vacation together to the south of Chile, as 'The Death of a Kangaroo' unfolds it builds from a quiet beginning to a crescendo of emotional and physical tension and harm. Like all good stories, the signs are all there right from the start but they're subtle and go almost unnoticed. Right away we note that there's something strange between the three of them. They've already spent a week together and while they're putting their things in the truck in which they're about to embark on the second half of their trip, certain actions and glances give rise to speculation: what's really going on? Meanwhile it is reported on the news that an airplane transporting zoo animals has crashed in the forests of the south, close to where they're planning on going, and the only survivor was a kangaroo. Thus the different plot elements align for the tragi-comic climax told in the concise, pointed style of the author, which establishes just the right tone. This story could be described as a kind of concise, Chilean road movie. 'The Death of a Kangaroo' is just a taste of the enormous potential of contemporary literature in Chile and an excellent example of Roncone's measured prose.


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May 28, 2020
Linda Paquette
What Else are you into?
I love to fish. So I'm really looking forward to spending more time fishing.
New Futures
Longtime president retires
Can you tell us about your background?
I grew up in a very small town of northwest New Jersey. … I then decided to go to law school and came to New Hampshire to go to UNH Law, which was then Franklin Pierce Law Center. I was in the third graduating class of UNH Law and it was a terrific experience. … I was a public defender for a number of years here in New Hampshire. … Then I taught at the law school, at UNH Law, for about 13 or 14 years. … After that, I did a lot of consulting for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, came back and took a job at the Department of Health and Human Services, organizing and then managing their administrative appeals unit. I stayed at the department for almost 14 years doing a number of things. … I left [DHHS] for the best job in the world, and that was coming to lead New Futures.
What were the biggest challenges you and the organization faced during your tenure?
We at New Futures sort of saw the handwriting on the wall about our state being vulnerable to having a really significant issue with substance use disorder. … The conditions were ripe for a significant issue. ... We had very high rates of youth substance use, we as a state did not invest enough in prevention and treatment and recovery, we were second to last in the country to have a prescription drug monitoring program, … physicians were prescribing opioids at very high rates. … And we are on a major traffic route that allowed for the transport of drugs into our state.
What are some of the things that you're proud the organization was able to accomplish over the past few years?
[About three years ago], we held a rally at the Statehouse. At the time, the previous year there had been [about] 326 deaths by overdose. … It is the die-in. To bring about 300 people to the Statehouse wearing yellow shirts … to come out and be willing to talk about their own recovery and … talk with policymakers, it was pretty impressive and I think it ultimately made a difference in the budget for that year. … The passage of Medicaid expansion. [It was] so important because of the substance use benefit available to people now.
Right now, it seems like we did a rapid build-up for treatment and recovery but certain pieces are crumbling. Serenity Place in Manchester went into receivership last year and Hope for NH Recovery recently announced it's closing four of its five centers. What do you think is going on?
I'm not faulting anyone for trying to build that infrastructure quickly to try to address the [opioid epidemic], but sometimes when that happens, appropriate managerial safeguards are not in place. [DHHS] I think did its best to expand available treatment options in the state, but the department itself is strapped and has lost a lot of positions over the years. When I worked at the department, in the Division of Behavioral Health, we had contract managers … [to] make sure everything was on track around their funding and their finances and so forth. … There wasn't that kind of support necessarily available to these new treatment providers — treatment providers who previously only contracted with the State of New Hampshire. They had not been Medicaid providers. The billing is different and the way you receive reimbursement for your services is completely different, and it was a huge culture shift for the field of alcohol and drug treatment. And I think it's to be expected that there were some issues along the way.
What does New Futures need to focus on moving forward?
Really focusing on prevention is the way to go. It's the most cost-effective approach to the issue and really, focusing on prenatal through early childhood. … We have to make sure our children are getting a good start. … [My successor Michele Merritt] is smart, she is savvy and knows the health policy, alcohol and drug policy, early childhood policy inside and out. And I think it was a very wise decision on the part of our board — it certainly thrilled me — that they wanted to engage Michele.
What's next for you?
My husband … and his brother have a business, and their children, in Hooksett. So I'm going to spend a little time working with them. It's Paquette Pools. … I serve on the board of Friends of New Hampshire Drug Court, and we'll see.
— Ryan Lessard
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Drop In Support Worker - Belfast
|Belfast, County Antrim
|Job type
|Up to £18564 per annum
|12 months ago
|Start date
|Wes McCullough
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Job description
Drop In Support Worker
Location: Belfast
Salary: £18,564
Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Grafton Specialist Recruitment has been retained to recruit a Drop In Support Worker for one of Northern Ireland's most recognised Charities. Our client provides vital and potentially life saving potentially life-saving services to around 1,400 people affected by homelessness across greater Belfast every year. Our client offers a wide variety of support to marginalised people based on ethos of acceptance and delivering services unconditionally.
The Role
As part of a team of Support Workers you will be responsible for the daily management of our Drop In service providing immediate and ongoing support to both homeless and vulnerably housed people many of whom have complex and multiple needs You will, have particular responsibility for meeting the support needs of our vulnerably housed clients, ensure the Drop In operates effectively as an assessment and multidisciplinary support hub for all, as well as a place where our client group can participate in meaningful activities, training to sustain accommodation and socialise in a safe and welcoming environment
- Work to ensure the Drop In is a safe and welcoming environment for all using skills that will manage and diffuse potential and actual incidents and actively promote equal opportunities
- In conjunction with clients initiate and facilitate, 'meaningful' activities, pre-tenancy training and user involvement forums
- Develop effective relationships with vulnerably housed clients making particular efforts to break down barriers with those who are reluctant to access support and sustainable accommodation
- Identify potential accommodation providers and housing pathways for vulnerably housed clients
- Maintain accurate records including, handovers, contact notes, case files etc.
- Co-operate with the monitoring framework in order to enable external evaluation of the service
- Keep abreast of relevant developments in the sector including training and other opportunities relevant to the post
- Ensure all vulnerable adults and children at risk are safeguarded appropriately
- 6 months experience working in a homelessness environment OR 6 months experience working with people with complex needs OR relevant experience or skills that would be transferable to the post
- Ability to develop Needs Assessments and Support Plans and manage a Key Worker case load
- Able to manage challenging individuals and situations
- Knowledge of benefits relevant to single homeless people
- Able to work shift hours as required including early mornings, evening and weekends.
Remuneration & Benefits Package
You will receive a salary of £18,564 per annum, generous holiday entitlement, pension and access to excellent training and continued personal development
To be considered for this position, please forward your CV to Wes McCullough at Grafton Recruitment by clicking on the APPLY button on this page and attaching your CV.
The Grafton Specialist Team is a dedicated division within Grafton Recruitment, focused on providing Permanent, Contract & Temporary staffing solutions across;
Construction, Engineering, Accountancy & Finance, Health & Safety, HR, IT, Sales & Marketing, Manufacturing and Procurement & Medical/Healthcare.


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Time: 10:00AM – 12:00PM, 5:00PM – 7:30PM
Location: Eagle Ranch Rd bridge to Brice's land, Undercut bank through private water to Eagle Ranch Rd bridge
Fish Landed: 6
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Dave G. called the landowners of a private stretch of Brush Creek and obtained permission to fish through it on Saturday, so that was part of our gameplan. Dave suggested that we fish Brush Creek from the Eagle Ranch Road bridge upstream to the southern end of the Eagle Ranch property in the morning, and then fish the private water in the evening, and I readily agreed to the plan. After a hearty breakfast with Beth and Jane, Dave and I prepared to fish, and Beth drove us to the bridge where we began fishing. We once again employed the hopscotching method and built cairns to denote where the upstream fisherman entered the water.
I began fishing the water closest to the bridge while Dave changed his flies from the previous outing. I decided to go with my standard starting pair of flies, a yellow Letort hopper with a beadhead hares ear nymph. I didn't have any luck in the first short run so I moved up to a nice ten foot long pool. On the first cast I witnessed a refusal from a small fish and then on the second cast my trailing nymph snagged on a submerged stick. I waded into the pool to free my fly and disturbed it, so I moved on to the next stretch. This was very attractive water with a long 25 foot pool and the main current flowing along the grassy left bank.
I began casting to the lower part of the pool where it tailed out but didn't have any luck, so I moved up a bit and was standing at the very bottom of the pool. I shot a few casts up higher in the slack water to the right of the current and again had no reaction. However on perhaps the third cast closer to the edge of the current a huge head appeared which engulfed my fly. I set the hook thinking the fish had taken the hopper, and the fish immediately arched above the water so I could see it was a nice football shaped brown. Next the brown shot to the left and headed for the undercut bank. I continued to apply side pressure and moved it away from the bank. By now Dave G. had come up behind me and was watching the ensuing battle. The brown kept trying to go under the bank, and I kept guiding it back out. After three or four of these episodes, the brown made an upstream run and then quickly stopped. I frantically reeled up line to maintain tension as I worked the fish back toward me, and then the torpedo shot by me and went five feet below. I could see by now that the fly was in the brown trout's mouth. I pivoted around and worked the tiring fish back above me a bit and guided it up on some exposed midstream rocks and then slid the net underneath. I now noticed that the beadhead hares ear was lodged in the corner of the mouth. Dave G. hypothesized that the brown turned away from the hopper and grabbed the nymph on the downturn. Dave G. graciously snapped a nice photo of me holding my prize trout, and I returned it to Brush Creek to grow and be caught again.
Shortly after this experience I landed a twelve inch brown on the beadhead hares ear in a similar spot along a current seam near the left bank. I'd caught two fish within the first half hour, so I was feeling pretty optimistic about the remainder of the day. Alas, the action slowed considerably. I continued fishing and hopscotching for the next hour or so with no action. Dave G. meanwhile was picking up three or four twelve inch fish. Finally close to noon I hooked and landed a pair of seven inch browns, but then it became dead again. Much of the stream was shaded by cottonwood trees, but there were some long open stretches. The sun was now quite high in the sky and very intense, and I was perspiring as I walked the bank from pool to pool.
When we reached another bridge, I asked Dave G. if we should quit. He had likewise experienced a long period of inactivity, so he decided to cast to a nice spot above the bridge and then we would adjourn to the house. I pulled out my camera and snapped a few photos of Dave working the stream, and then Dave G. called Beth on his mobile phone. We waited only ten minutes or so on a bench on a small corner park in the shade before Beth arrived and taxied us back to the house.
Some rain clouds moved in after lunch but we managed to enjoy a nice bike ride between 4 and 5PM. After the bike ride, Dave and I grabbed our rods and walked down the bike path to the stream above the first bridge to the visitor center and near a high cut bank. We began fishing the stretch of water next to a long undercut bank where I'd had great fun in July 2010, but I was unable to pound up any action. I had replaced the yellow Letort hopper with a Chernobyl ant and reattached the beadhead hares ear. Dave waited while I fished this usually productive stretch as he was certain I would need his services for photography. Unfortunately photo opportunities did not materialize and we moved on.
Not far from this starting point I ducked under a barbed wire fence running over the stream, and now we were both fishing the private water. Brush Creek makes numerous bends as it winds through this private land creating nice pools and runs in the process. We continued to leap frog over each other, but we did short stretches, therefore, no longer requiring the cairn building exercies. I spotted several rises so I switched to a bushy caddis and this prompted a smug refusal. Perhaps the fly was too large? I clipped it off and replaced it with a size 16 deer hair caddis with a light gray body. Sure enough when I placed the smaller imitation over the spot of the rise, I hooked and landed a twelve inch brown.
As we moved along, the sky remained overcast and I was certain we'd experience some fast action on the surface. At one point Dave G. wasn't having much luck with the beadhead hares ear so he asked me what might be a good sufsurface fly to use as a dropper. He had showed me a box with numerous caddis pupa and larva flies on Friday so I suggested he try one of them since there were caddis present. This ended up being a great recommendation and Dave experienced some great action on the caddis pupa dropper including a 17 inch brown. The caddis pupa had a light olive body with a black thorax and white legs protruding from each side behind the head.
Meanwhile I spotted a rise at the very top of a run and close to the bank. I could see the side of the fish and it appeared to be a decent fish. I slowly moved closer and popped a cast a foot or two downstream from the location of the rise and immediately a twelve inch brown inhaled my fly. I quickly played it to my net and released. Was that the fish I observed? Perhaps I overestimated its size, but I decided to shoot another cast higher and above where I'd seen the fish. On the second cast a fish burst through the surface and grabbed my caddis dry. This fish felt heavier than the previous, but not as large as the 16 inch brown of the morning, as it shot downstream along the bank and then made a quick lateral move to go underneath. I held on and in a split second my line came flying back toward me with no flies attached.
The sudden force of turning had caused my surgeon's knot that attached the tippet to the tapered leader to break. Dave G. had once again come up behind me and witnessed this dose of misfortune. I tied on another deer hair caddis and moved on but had only one more momentary hookup below some large beaver dams before arriving at the bridge where we'd begun our morning fishing. Dave G. continued to have decent success with his caddis pupa, but I was too stubborn to listen to my own advice and stuck with the dry fly under the mistaken assumption that a hatch would materialize.
It was 7:30 when we reached the bridge so we called Beth for another pickup and returned to the house for dinner.


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Vatsalya Dental, Indian dental chain, is proud to announce the launch of Vatsalya Dental Incubation Centre on Bannerghatta Road. Funded by US based S-Square Capital, Vatsalya Dental is committed to building a strong team of professionals in the healthcare space and provide a platform to explore and nurture their talents in the respective field. The concept of an incubation centre is the first of its kind in dentistry for the country.
With focus on dentistry and oral care, the incubation centre will provide expertise to young and budding talents and expose them to global standards in healthcare practice. The Vatsalya Dental Incubation Centre was inaugurated by Dr. Badrinath Konety, professor and chair at the University of Minnesota, where he holds the Dougherty Family Chair in Uro-Oncology and is Director of the Institute for Prostate and Urologic Cancers.
"The incubation centre at Vatsalya is extremely impressive. It is a state of the art facility on par with one you would find at a major university in the US. The concept of a multi-use centre which can provide a broad array of resources for training, conferences, lectures, remote access and problem-based small group teaching is unique. Its proximity to the central practice location of Vatsalya will greatly enhance its utility and ability to attract the best and the brightest practitioners and students of dentistry to conduct research and engage in educational activities", said Dr Badrinath Konety.
The Vatsalya Incubation Centre has already had over 20 pre-registrations. The Centre will also have links with international universities for cross learning. It will provide students with not only a simple, easy and practical understanding of diagnosing and treating dental problems, but also an overview on marketing, finance and the social aspects of dentistry.
Dr Srivats Bharadwaj, Founder and CEO, Vatsalya Dental said, "We intend to nurture the minds of young medical professionals, particularly, dentists to think progressively and innovate in the process of learning. We would like to facilitate knowledge rather than just teach. Young oral health professionals will also be given an opportunity to assist and work in our Sunday free clinic where they can practice and refine their skills. The idea is to ensure that young medical professionals take a humanitarian approach to their skills and start working to help the most needy and people with least access to healthcare."
At the end of the programme, the most deserving candidate will be backed by Vatsalya financially to help him set his foot in the industry. In addition, he will also be given the option to join the Vatsalya Dental team.
According to the Journal of Natural Science, Biology and Medicine, the dentist-to-population ratio, in 2013, was 1:10,000 in urban areas but drops drastically to 1:150,000 in rural India. Despite this, the Dental industry has not kept pace with the growing demand and is still battling the ignominy of being one of the most unorganized and unprofitable part of the country's healthcare market.
"There is a pressing need among oral healthcare professionals to introduce effective management practices that can bring about sustainable change in the way oral healthcare is perceived in India. With the required inputs in innovation and management practices that we provide at our incubation centre, we can improve the quality of healthcare professionals, who can in turn drive ethical medical practices in the country," added Dr Srivats.


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Welcome to Travelmarx. Here are a few of the projects we are currently working on.
Digitalmarx Services
Digitalmarx provides information security and compliance program dev and implementation, risk management and mitigation planning, business strategic and technical analysis, technical program management, and technical writing services for software and engineering projects.
Digital Journal Project
Our digital project - or Scrapbook for short - is a personal information manager (PIM) system. Instead of entrusting our data to third-parties, we build a private PIM based that can be queried via a web site, bot clients, and AI assistants. A simplified version of Scrapbook is available on GitHub.
Travelmarx Blog
Our Travelmarx blog includes over 10 years and 1200 posts on programming, nature, hiking, cooking, life in Italy, and many more topics. We started the blog in 2007 as our humble way to contribute something back to the Internet that we use every day to help us be more informed.
Solarmarx Configuration
Outfitting our house with solar panels has been a fun and rewarding project both personally, for the sake of the environment, and financially for the sake of our wallet. We like to call it - of course - Solarmarx. The 14 panel configuration is shown in the image above.
Solarmarx in Numbers
Here's a snapshot of solar panels powering Travelmarx. For more on how these numbers are generated, see our blog post Working with Your Solar Array Data Using the Enphase API . We estimate that we have prevented over 3 tons of CO2 from entering into the atomosphere.
Travelmarx on Pinterest
We have Pinterest galleries featuring "Seattle Murals and Street Art", "Graffiti and Street Art from Our Travels", "Washington Wildflowers", "Bergamasque Prealps Flowers and Plants", and the curious category "Binomen Art".


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Robert Lee Wright, 67, made impact with art, compassion
Rodney Lee "Z" Wright is looking out from a balcony over his studio, a cigarette dangling from his lips and a hat shading his forehead.
The lifelike self-portrait is one of a half-dozen of Wright's projects in his airy studio in the Shady Oaks neighborhood — including two wooden boats, an origami crane sculpture and other abstract metal and wooden wall hangings.
Wright, 67, whose effect as an artist ranged from crafting wooden doors for Mission San Juan to designing public radio T-shirts, died Dec. 23.
"He could build anything," said potter and ophthalmologist Dr. Dudley Harris, a close friend and supporter. After meeting him several years ago, Harris invited Wright to stay in a house he and his wife owned near their own home, where they later built the studio.
The arrangement gave Wright the ability to create his art freely, without worrying about making money from it, Harris said.
Wright, who was known by his nicknames "Z" and "Zero," spent most of his life following artistic passions, a pursuit that took him across the country and around the world.
He followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, who served in World Wars I and II, and his father, who served in World War II and the Korean War, said Cindy Neil, Wright's cousin. But even in the military, he pursued art, spending three years as an illustrator with the Army in psychological operations.
He spent some of that time in Korea, where he picked up a love for eating kimchi and learned some of what he'd later use in painting signs, Harris said.
"Never say what you don't want, say what you do want," he said Wright told him.
Wright bicycled around Europe with a box of paints and brushes. When he needed money, he painted and sold signs, Harris said.
His later homes included Sarasota, Fla., and New York City, where he worked for Ringling Brothers Circus and the Big Apple Circus, respectively.
Wright "saw the circus as such a fantasy world," said Carol Folbre, his sister. He was fascinated by working on large-scale projects, such as the circus sets and the cannons from which performers were shot.
Rodney Lee "Z" Wright
Born: May 12, 1951, Washington, D.C.
Died: Dec. 23, 2018, San Antonio
Survived by: Brother Brian Wright, sister Carol Folbre (Jim), niece Morgan Considine (Travis), nephew Wright Smith (Jessica).
Service: A memorial was held Jan. 12 at Wright's studio.
Other trips brought him to Maine and Washington state, where he learned boat building. Wright built three wooden boats: a small sailboat named Roo, a skiff named Gently and Junebug, a 16-foot daysailer made of Spanish cedar, ash and white oak.
They were painstaking, detail-driven endeavors, and Wright threw himself into them.
"He appreciated beautiful design and the smoothness of sailing," Folbre said.
In San Antonio, his woodworking included doors at Mission San Juan, carefully crafted to match the historic setting.
He built a rainbow-colored camper complete with kitchen, plumbing and appliances, kept ready for trips to West Texas to paint landscapes, Harris said.
When he took on a new project, he worked intensely until it was completed, with a "total focus that made him able to do so much," Folbre said.
Wright walked Harris' dogs with him twice daily for years, often talking about newspaper stories they'd read. Wright knew his neighbors — not just their names; "he knew about them," Harris said.
Wright was a storyteller, but he made other people want to tell their own stories, too.
"He was always willing to be vulnerable and engage in very deep subjects," cousin Neil said. He knew just what to tell her when she needed encouragement and was "willing to push people to believe in themselves," she said.
Wright's compassion extended to animals. He fed the herd of deer that lived in the neighborhood daily and built a wooden feeding box for raccoons and skunks that the deer couldn't get into, Harris said.
Folbre said her brother had a soft spot for the deer — naming many of them and spending "every little paycheck on expensive feed."
"He made you feel that life is so mysterious and wonderful," Folbre said.


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2017 Jeep Wrangler Sahara $29,100
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- Quality Inspection: Buy with confidence with our "No Exception Inspection." Every used car we sell goes through a comprehensive 72-point inspection with a certified ASE technician.
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Vintage Geo Flippy Shorts
Soft, lightweight and in a super relaxed fit; these shorts are perfect for warmer months. They've got an elasticated waistband for a perfect fit and handy side pockets, too.
- Soft-touch fabric
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- 100% viscose with 100% polyester tassels
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Beau Interiors is a lifestyle store aimed at capturing coastal living as simple, understated elegance. Located on Scenic 30-A at the 4-way stop in Grayton Beach, Florida, we offer furniture, rugs, lighting, art, accessories, gifts and more.
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July Is Independents Month
Participate As A Business
Help Us Celebrate Businesses Like Yours At The Peak Of Summer
July is the time to remind our community about the power of Thinking Local First, and the ripple effect of good local businesses create — high-quality jobs, uniqueness of place, reduced environmental impact, and so much more.
Indie Month business opportunities are a la carte—pick and choose which ones you want to participate in during the application process.
If you'd like to participate, fill out the Indie Month Business Application by clicking the button above, before Friday, June 21st.
Spots fill up quick!
This opportunity is open to Sustainable Connections members. Join or renew today online, by clicking here.
Participation in Think Local First seasonal promotions are included in your Sustainable Connections membership and are FREE (other than donating a prize).
How to Get Involved
Host and hide a rock
(or several)
Who doesn't love a good scavenger hunt?
We'll provide the painted rocks, and instructions for your staff and even deliver it all to you in late June. You'll be in charge of hiding your rock(s) inside your business, on your block or somewhere out and about Whatcom or Skagit County and provide a local prize.
'A Rock Hunt?' you say, click here to see just how viral rock hunts are right now and for some examples.
Donate a local prize!
We're seeking enticing local prizes in a variety of forms and sizes!
Gift cards, behind the scenes experiences or physical items are encouraged. Prize values can range in value from $10-200+. Let us know if you need help brainstorming.
The rock(s) your business hide won't neccesarily correspond with the prize you've donated. The idea being that people who may not know about your store yet, and who find a rock around Whatcom or Skagit county will be directed to your store to pick up the prize you've donated, in person.
Promote the Think Local First Message
Local business actively promoting Think Local First are what make Indie Month a success
We'll provide you with the neccessary print materials for in store, as well as a neatly packaged Promo Toolkit so you can copy, paste and post easily throughout July to your social media, newsletters, website and more. We'll be promoting on your behalf during June and July too, but the more unique viewers we can reach the better!
How We Promote Indie Month
Printed Materials
- We print and mail 10,000 targeted postcards directly to local's shoppers homes
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- New this year, we're hosting a large scale Rock Hunt, see details below
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In Memory of Howard M. Ferguson
Monday, February 25, 2019
BCOE Board Trustee Howard Ferguson passed away early Sunday morning, February 24, 2019 after a lengthy illness.
Howard will be remembered for his dedication to students and to colleagues, his leadership, his passion for learning, his love of family, and of course his wonderful smile.
We extend our deepest condolences to his wife, DeAnna, and to the entire family, including many who have been or are currently members of our BCOE family.
Arrangements are under the direction of Ramsey Funeral Home, 534-3877.


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White House is Weighing a Syria
By Josh Rogin and Eli Lake
Bloomberg View
October 9, 2015
A week into Russia's military
intervention in Syria, some top White House advisers and National Security
Council staffers are trying to persuade President Barack Obama to scale back
U.S. engagement there, to focus on lessening the violence and, for now, to give
up on toppling the Syrian regime.
In addition, administration
officials and Middle East experts on both sides of the debate tell us, Obama's
foreign-policy team no longer doubts that Russian President Vladimir Putin
intends to prop up President Bashar al-Assad and primarily target opposition
groups other than the Islamic State, including those trained by the Central
Intelligence Agency.
The administration came to this
conclusion late. Despite warnings from U.S. intelligence agencies that Putin's
military buildup was intended to keep Assad in power, the White House
nonetheless decided to
explore cooperating with Russia on the ground. Throughout the summer
and into the fall, top Russian officials -- including Putin himself in a meeting
last month with Obama at the U.N. -- said they were not committed to keeping
Assad in power for the long term, and would only target Islamic State fighters
in their military offensive, according to U.S. officials.
These officials no longer believe
Russia was telling the truth. Reuters reported this week that Putin was planning
his Syria intervention for
months with Iranian officials, while misleading the West. Now any hope
that the U.S. and Russia could work together on stabilizing Syria has ended.
At the same time, Obama has ruled
out engaging in a proxy war with Putin's military, leaving few good options. One
path, however, would mean finding ways to tamp down the fighting by negotiating
small, local ceasefires with the Assad regime.
"The White House somehow thinks
we can de-escalate the conflict while keeping Assad in power," one senior
administration official told us.
That view, being pushed by top
White House National Security staffers, including senior coordinator for the
Middle East Rob Malley,is
not new. But it has received fresh emphasis given Russian intervention.
If Assad is staying and there's
no political process in sight, this argument goes, the U.S. might as well focus
on alleviating the suffering of the Syrian people and mitigate the growing
refugee crisis.
Local ceasefires have been struck
sporadically throughout the war, mostly in areas under siege by the Assad
regime. The United Nations special envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, has
been pushing this idea for over a year.
"The current policy of the
United States and its partners, to increase pressure on Assad so that he
'comes to the table' and negotiates his own departure, must be rethought,"
Malley's predecessor at the National Security Council, Philip Gordon, wrote at
Politico as Russia was amassing its forces in Syria.
The NSC view is opposed by top
officials in other parts of the government, especially Secretary of State John
Kerry and U.S. Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power. They are trying to persuade
Obama that the only way to solve Syria is to increase the pressure on Assad in
the hopes he will enter negotiations.
Yet Kerry and Power now find
themselves without any hope that Putin might bring the Syrian regime to the
table. Kerry, though always skeptical of Russia, has been the point man on
engaging the Russian government through several conversations with Foreign
Minister Sergei Lavrov. But it's now clear the Russians were leading the Obama
administration down the primrose path.
"In Syria, much as it did in
Ukraine, Russia has hidden its true intentions, using the ruse of joining the
fight against ISIL to provide cover for Russia's military intervention to prop
up the Assad regime," Senate Armed Services Committee ranking Democrat Jack
Reed said Thursday. "Russia's actions, however, increasingly expose their
true objectives."
The de-escalation and
delay-Assad's-departure approach pushed by Malley and Gordon "has always
been on the table. It is fully operative now," former State Department
official Frederic Hof wrote in response to Gordon's Politico article. The
problem, he said, is that it won't work because "neither the regime, nor
Tehran, nor Moscow have demonstrated any interest in it."
White House spokesperson Emily
Horne told us that there has been no change in the administration's position
that Assad must go, while also noting that top officials, including Kerry, have
publicly acknowledged that the timetable is negotiable. The U.S. is always
looking for ways to diminish the violence there, she added: "This is not in
any way a substitute or change in our longstanding policy of pressing for a
political transition in Syria."
Other officials told us that while
U.S. still has programs in place to aid the moderate opposition, top members of
the administration who have been pushing for more of that support, or for the
establishment of safe zones in Syria, are increasingly frustrated with the White
House's reluctance. This group included Kerry and General John Allen, the
outgoing special envoy to the anti-Islamic State coalition.
Putin's intervention has had the
U.S. flummoxed from day one. As the Russian military moved into Syria, U.S.
intelligence officials tell us, the intelligence community was skeptical that it
intended to focus its military campaign on the Islamic State. Even so, as the
New York Times reported,
the U.S. was surprised by the speed with which Russia built and then announced
its new coalition with the governments of Syria, Iran and Iraq to support its
military campaign.
U.S. intelligence officials also
told us that while they mistrusted Russian intentions, they did not specifically
predict that rebel groups supported by the CIA, such as Tajamu al-Ezzah, would
be among the first targets of the air campaign, or that Russian jets would
encroach into Turkish air space and lock radar on Turkish jets. Yet both those
things happened, and now Congressional oversight committees arereportedly
investigating potential intelligence failures before Russia's
Nevertheless, in those opening
days, top White House officials publicly downplayed the Russian actions. "They
had a base in Syria. This is not new," Deputy National Security Advisor for
Communications Ben Rhodes said
Oct. 1. "Everybody is looking at Putin as if this is some sort of
offensive maneuver."
In a press conference the next
day, Obama said he believed Russia was making a strategic mistake by deepening
its support for Assad, but emphasized that he would not increase U.S. military
intervention in Syria, calling his critics' ideas "half-baked" and
"mumbo jumbo."
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chairman Bob Corker told us this week that by not doing more to confront
Putin's escalation, the administration is tacitly admitting it will no longer
be able to secure Assad's ouster.
"The very acts over the last 10
days dramatically change the position of the two sides relative to the
negotiations and certainly stake out the fact that from the Russian and Iranian
perspective, which we are not going to challenge, that Assad is there for a
while," he said.
Brian Katulis, a Middle East
fellow at the Center for American Progress, told us that Obama's reluctance to
confront the Russians in Syria is symptomatic of his overall reluctance to
embroil America in another costly and bloody war in the Middle East.
"If that's your guiding
principle, it helps explain why they might look for a positive initially in what
Russia's doing," he said. "The end result is a policy that doesn't shift
in any direction despite the changes in the environment."
Caught between two camps in his
administration, Obama may not end up shifting the U.S. approach to Syria at all,
although the de-escalation side has the momentum. Either way, as Russia, Iran
and the Syrian regime change facts on the ground, the relative position of
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Univision Creator Network (UCN) announced the signing of YouTube beauty creator Kathleen Fuentes, KathleenLights.
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A community centre used support from the rural development programme to enhance its services and premises in order not to exclude people with Dementia.
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Start-up courses designed specifically for new entrants to farming ensure a strong grounding in both agricultural and business principles in the Flanders region of Belgium.
An example of an initiative promoting energy efficiency that addresses climate change through targeted actions at grassroots level.
'Nos Oignons' is an association that supported the preparation and implementation of three RDP funded projects that promote social farming in Wallonia.
Supporting vulnerable people and facilitating their re-integration into society through small volunteer jobs on local farms.
An educational peer-to-peer programme for farmers that are engaged into innovative practices, facilitated through participative techniques and scientific expertise.
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Day 13. Palisade to Aitkin MN.
I got a later start than hoped packing up a soggy camp and headed out under the Palisade Rail Bridge with blue skies. Paddled all day without much communication and then my new phone completely died. Thanks to Burt's fish hook (Day 11), I was able to open the waterproof case and check the battery. Just needed to be plugged in to my solar charger. I made it to Aitkin City campsite and got set up right before it started pouring rain and got chilly and dark. It was Jack Link's Beef Jerky and Sour Skittles for supper. My first night reading my Mark Twain classics by LuminAID. Campsite had everything I needed, included a million mosquitoes. I can see why ShelterBox includes mosquito netting in their #disaster relief options.
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University of Washington Job Vacancy 2018 for Administrative Assistant NGO, Application Details
Applications are invited from suitably qualified applicants for University of Washington job Vacancy 2018 Interested applicant(s) ought to follow the details and procedures on this page to secure this opportunity.
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The UW is one of the world's preeminent public universities. Our impact on individuals, our region, and the world is profound — whether we are launching young people into a boundless future or confronting the grand challenges of our time through undaunted research and scholarshi. Ranked No. 13 in the world on the 2017 Academic Ranking of World Universities, the UW educates more than 54,000 students annually. We turn ideas into impact and transform lives and our world
Work schedule: Full-time (40 hours per week), Monday through Friday.
Location: Position will be based at the study office in Nairobi, Kenya, with visits to the clinic (Mathare North Health Centre) and laboratory as needed.
Contract Duration: One year with opportunity for extension
Key Responsibilities for the Administrative Assistant Job
- Coordinate submission of materials to the Kenyatta National Hospital Ethics and Research Committee for ethical approval of the study and shipment of samples to international destinations; obtain and distribute approval documents as appropriate.
- Assist with interview and hiring of research staff.
- Organize and maintain paper or electronic files related to study activities.
- Facilitate payment of research staff and sample transport drivers.
- Print consent forms and other paper study materials as needed; ensure materials are delivered to clinic or home visit staff.
- Purchase sample collection supplies and coordinate storage of supplies in study office and/or clinic; communicate with clinic and laboratory staff to ensure consistent availability and distribution of supplies.
- Assist clinic nurse manager with scheduling activities, including but not limited to arranging follow-up with clients and tracing participants who have not returned for scheduled visits.
- Communicate with both clinical staff and transport drivers to coordinate sample transfer from clinic to laboratory.
- Ensure the privacy and confidentiality of study participants and their data.
- Attend meetings with the clinic manager, study coordinator, and/or study leadership team to discuss research activities.
- Any other duties as assigned by the supervisor.
- Making the monthly reports of the project expenses and reconciling the receipts of the field advance.
- Liaising with the contracts and grants office in University of Washington Kenya to facilitate the contracts and the Grant management.
- Keeping clear records for all the financial transactions.
Administrative Assistant Job Qualifications
- Bachelors Degree in Business Administration/ Management or Related Field.
- Computer literate Knowledge in Financial systems (CPA or Related Field).
- Experience with Project administration and Management.
- Knowledge in dealing with Budgets and Human Resource. 2 to 3 years work
- Experience in related field.
- Demonstrated ability to plan, coordinate, and accomplish administrative tasks.
- Strong organizational and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work effectively as a member of a collaborative team.
- Attention to detail and good work ethic.
- Respectful, punctual, hardworking, and conscientious.
- Responsive to communication with supervisors and team members.
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Candidates who meet the above requirements should send their CV, Academic certificates and a cover letter detailing why they are the best candidates for the positions, expected salary and include daytime telephone contacts and email address to [email protected]. Closing date for applications is 15th September 2018. Only short listed candidates will be contacted.
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Please help me with info on how you store your child's LEGO collection. As a child Mum had a big circle of fabric with cord around it that we could open out flat and store all the LEGO in it. We had a big collection so finding a particular type of piece was often a big challenge. Mum said she did keep a book with all the instructions of all the kits we'd bought & she said that was a great thing that we liked.
But, LEGO is now so much more than bricks, wheels & minifigures. My ds's LEGO collection has just begun and we have started with an Advent Calendar which is great, but it comes with all these non-standard type blocks/minifigures/small parts. I'm not sure how to store them. Should we store the things made up, or insist on them being broken up? As it's an Advent Calendar for now the pieces are all made up & on a baseboard for display, but I don't want to leave his LEGO on display permanently.
So all suggestions on how you manage to keep your LEGO collection organised, but accessible would be great.
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17-12-2011 08:16 #1
How do you store your LEGO?
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We still haven't worked it out tbh. We have the fabric with cord thing from DHs childhood, with a whole lot of mixed stuff. The few kits we have bought have been mixed in after being made. But friends have had their ds keep e made up sets on a shelf (his choice), till they moved house and they all broke lol. And now their ds doesn't care, which I must admit made me a bit wary of buying too much, as they eventually get over it.
In my mind Lego is about ebing creative, so if they make up the sets once and sit them on a shelf it is not getting as much out of it as they could. I would buy minimal sets and let them be made and broken until they get sick of that set, at which point it goes into the bag with all the rest. Or into one of those cool Lego heads that sort the sizes. The advent calendar I would put away and brings out each year at Xmas time only. They look so cool.... Was it the star wars one? Also with mini figures you can buy display cases just for them at myer.
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WE have the zip out box that completed models get put into. They are all a bit broken up at the moment. We also had a small container that all the little 'bits' that fell off/ broken up went into. We have the advent calendar too and I am not sure what we will do with it after. I will be buying a big road mat to put in DS's room and he can have the airport he is getting for christmas around that. I imagine he will then have the helicopters atthe airport etc.
On amazon you can get cases that stack that the completed lego bits go in. I don't think they ship here though.
WE do keep a ring binder with clear sheets that all the instructions go into. So handy.
17-12-2011 09:58 #4
We have a Lego table which DS can leave the stuff he has made on top and it has a draw on the side to store all te other pieces
Before that we just used a plastic storage box but the table is so much nicer
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We have one of the lego tables as well. We've also got one of the lego heads that you can store and sort pieces in as well as another plastic storage container full of lego. I can't be bothered keeping the sets seperate so they all get mixed up with the rest.
I have a friend who stores all her sons sets in ziplock bags. Then stores those in those plastic drawers that you can buy from junk shops. She seperates all the instruction books and puts them in a ring binder.
17-12-2011 11:49 #6
When we were kids my brother was into Lego massively and his was stored in a blue storage crate. Anything he made usually sat on top of the crate so it did not get broken. My nephew (same brother's son) is now 5 and into Lego hugely (which my brother loves as he gets to play with it) and nephew uses the same blue crate.
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my 9yo has ridiculous amounts of lego, we are talking thousands...
i bought the cheap plastic drawer sets on wheels from big w, they stack up 3-4 high and are a clear see thru plastic.
i sort it by color - grey box, white box, black etc. it makes it soo much easier when trying to sort and when finding pieces to build with as we have kept all the instruction books.
yes, i do have ocd.....but my 9yo son keeps it all sorted and packed away properly because that has been the rule from the start.
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She does something similar to Halloweendee and it looks fantastic.
She also talks about build buckets - for lego creations the kids are working on.
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18-12-2011 07:27 #10
Thanks everyone. Some great ideas there!
So it seems that blocks/etc come out to make up something and pretty quickly (within a day or two at most) you insist they get completely broken up & put back in the drawers/storage system of your choice?
My ds is getting Lego for the first time at Christmas this year (the Advent Calendar is the start of his collection) so it will be a while (I hope) until I can justify the Trofast drawers to the extent of the blog, but we already have that system, it's just used for all sorts of toys like toy cars, trains, wooden train track, duplo (which is just in a big tub unsorted), etc.
I think I'll probably get a Lego head thingie for the bricks to start with (or I'll suggest someone buys it for his Birthday - which is 3 weeks after Christmas) and then use a couple of trofast drawers for the minifigures/other bits & pieces. I can see Lego taking over the play area! Eik!
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In this video, we learn how to draw stained glass style doves. This is a complex picture to draw, so start off with just one dove drawn in the middle of the paper. Add in the feathers for the wings as well. After this, outline the dove in black and then erase any background lines. From here, draw in the black eye on the head, then start to draw another dove over this one. Draw it's head touching the left wing of the first dove. After you finish this, draw the third dove over the other two. It should be underneath the second one on the left hand side of the page. From here, start to add different colors to the picture as you would like and you're done with this abstract stained glass dove drawing!
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In a letter to the faithful of the Diocese of Sacramento on the weekend of Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27-28, Bishop Jaime Soto announced the upcoming release of the names of all priests and deacons in the diocese who have been credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors and young people.
Following is the full text of Bishop Soto's letter. A Spanish translation is available at the bottom.
Dear Friends in Christ,
This week, I will publish on our diocesan website (www.scd.org), the list of priests and deacons who have been credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors and young people in the Diocese of Sacramento. The list will account for our history of sexual abuse over the last seven decades and is a necessary reckoning for our local Church.
I am repulsed and heartbroken by the evil acts that were perpetrated upon the innocent by those entrusted with their care. When you read the list you will experience your own feelings of shock, anger and disgust. This undoubtedly will reopen wounds for some.
The pain and suffering of the victims from the betrayal and loss of innocence has continued for decades and will never go away. So too should our prayers never cease for God's mercy and healing upon these victims.
I apologize for the sins and failures of the past. I am determined that such acts of abuse should never again occur in our diocese. I pledge to you that I and my brother priests are zealous in our efforts to ensure that our parishes and other Church ministries are safe environments for our children and young people. Our work follows the implementation of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People in 2002 which greatly reduced the frequency of these sins. However, even one such event is one too many. We are determined to remain vigilant.
In these days of reckoning for our local Church, I ask you to join me in praying for the victims of sexual abuse and the purification of God's Holy Church.


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This is an outfit I wore last week on my birthday. I put the hat on purely for photo purposes as I'd just bought it and was itching to wear it! We spent the day in Manchester city centre to spend my birthday money and the hat is one of the purchases. I thought it was the perfect colour for A/W and was shocked that it suited me as I'm not normally a hat person what with having shorter hair. I find it just sticks out in all directions so tend to steer clear.
Also got a bit of an obsession with H&M at the minute as you can probably tell. I think their A/W stuff is gorgeous and reasonably priced compared to other High Street brands. I usually order online as they have some decent voucher codes floating around from time to time, but the delivery times aren't great so I have to be patient. I've ordered some leather shorts and a couple of jumpers so fingers crossed they won't take too long to arrive!
Hat – Primark
Blouse – H&M
Shorts – Vintage Levis – COW Manchester
Cardigan – H&M
Boots – H&M
Rings – Dorothy Perkins, H&M, JWLRY
Lips – Chanel Rouge Coco in Cambon 31
Sorry to be a pain, but I've gone back to doing full length photos. I've decided to do a mix of close ups and full length as the others were so difficult to get right, and I had a few saying they wanted to see the outfit as a whole. I prefer it this way I think as you get the best of both worlds!
One more thing, if your in the Preston area on Wednesday, the Harris Museum and Art Gallery is holding another fashion event similar to the last one I blogged about. The event is based on Fashion Networking, and will be held at 5.30pm – 7pm. They will be covering everything from how to get onto a fashion course at university to how to get your dream job in the industry. The event is free and is aimed at 16 – 24 year olds. There will also be refreshments, goody bags and a DJ. I unfortunately won't be able to make it as I will be at work, but if you're interested, take a look here for more info or email Caroline at email@example.com to book a spot.
I love this outfit, especially the hat and necklace!
great outfit love the hat! I have that cardi in brown! so comfy! The cold weather is coming!!!!! xx
LOVE the outfit.. I spot some elbow patches which are awesome 🙂 Love the hat!
I totally agree with you on h&m. In fact I have my eye on that very cardigan!
loveeeee the cardigan, definitely need some elbow patches in my life.. & i need to get my hands on one of those hats, too!
Loving the outfit Claire. I too am after a big floppy hat, but my hair is still so short I don't know whether I can get away with it. I always love reading your blog and getting little snippets about Preston (where I went to uni) ahhh the good old Harris museum. God sometimes I miss being a student! xx
Cute had and cardi! 🙂
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I pretty much love every single piece of your outfit. Especially those elbow patches, definitely need to get myself a cardi like that!
Love the whole outfit, especially the blouse!
& happy (belated) birthday!! 🙂
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The Electrical Review Excellence awards are back for 2019, but this time DCR is along for the ride, with a host of brand new awards categories specifically targeting the data centre industry.
Now in association with Data Centre Review, the Electrical Review Excellence Awards 2019 are designed to showcase the best of the best from two dynamic and interlinked sectors.
Following the success of the inaugural 2018 Electrical Review Excellence Awards which took place in May this year (read more here), the 2019 Awards evening will be night to remember, to be held at none other than the Ballroom of London's prestigious Four Seasons Hotel on 30 May 2019.
A unique opportunity for attendees to see and be seen, the awards offer entrants a bold and elegant way to recognise excellence, innovation and collaboration across both the data centre and electrical spaces.
The 2019 awards categories are:
- Data Centre Design & Build - Product of the Year
- Data Centre Design & Build - Project of the Year - Sponsored By Heatload
- Data Centre Cloud - Product of the Year
- Data Centre Cloud - Project of the Year
- Data Centre Colocation Supplier of the Year
- Power - Product of the Year
- Power - Project of the Year
- Lighting - Product of the Year - Sponsored by Wago
- Lighting - Project of the Year
- Fire Safety & Security - Product of the Year
- Fire Safety & Security - Project of the Year
- Test & Measurement Product of the Year
- Energy Efficiency Project of the Year
- Innovative Project of the Year
- Sustainable Project of the Year - Sponsored by Smart Grid Forums
All winning entries will also be considered for two additional awards - Project of the Year and Product of the Year, both presented by Riello UPS - and recipients will be announced during the Awards evening.
Judging the entries will be our panel of industry experts comprising of: Prof Ian F Bitterlin, Consulting Engineer and Visiting Professor, University of Leeds; Steve Martin, Director of Technical, Electrical Contractors' Association; Steve Hone, CEO and Co-founder, The Data Centre Alliance; Jon Belfield, President, The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) and Peter Hunt, Chief Operating Officer, Lighting Industry Association Ltd. Also joining the panel are Elinore Mackay, Editor, Electrical Review and Claire Fletcher, Executive Editor, Data Centre Review.
"This is a really exciting time for Data Centre Review. Since taking the reins 6 months ago the magazine has gone from strength to strength and the newly added awards categories are testament to its growing success. We've recently increased distribution to three times yearly with the view to boost this further, we have a major new presence on social media and the magazine itself has just undergone a major revamp," commented Claire Fletcher, Executive Editor, Data Centre Review.
"The association with the ER Excellence Awards can only help push the Data Centre Review brand to new heights and as part of the judging panel I am particularly excited to see what the data centre industry has to offer."
Entries are now open for the 2019 Electrical Review Excellence Awards, in partnership with Riello UPS. So, get the date in your diary and get entering, we look forward to receiving your submissions. Please note, you can enter as many categories as you wish, but each category must have its own individual entry. You've got to be in it to win it. CLICK HERE to learn more and download the entry form.


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News Corp's Strategy & Innovation Chief Exits
News Corp Australia's head of strategy and innovation, Alice Almeida, has left the publisher after nine months.
Almeida, who was on maternity leave, announced her departure earlier this week on social media.
A News Corp spokesperson confirmed to B&T that Almeida had left the company and said a replacement will be announced in due course.
Prior to joining News Corp in September last year, Almeida was the manager of innovation and insights at Hitwise. She has also held roles at APN Outdoor, Fairfax Media and Nine Entertainment.


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