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September 10, 2014 (Fairfax, VA) - The National Pest Management Association's (NPMA) affiliate organization Professional Women in Pest Management (PWIPM), is pleased to announce the recipient of the PWIPM Professional Empowerment Grant is Mariluz Jimenez of HomeTeam Pest Defense in San Antonio, Texas.
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One of the first live concerts I ever experienced was local band Joy Division. That was way back in 1979 in Manchester. The following year Ian Curtis - the lead singer of Joy Division - committed suicide on the eve of their first US tour. But the influence of their melancholic music can still be heard today. I tend to like my photos as I like my music. I find bright and pretty difficult to capture. Joy Division's first album Unknown Pleasures was recorded just down the road at Strawberry Studios and released on Tony Wilson's legendary Factory Records label.
Last month it was announced in the government's autumn budget that a £78 million arts and theatre centre will be built in Manchester on the former site of Granada Television Studios before the move to Media City at Salford Quays. And the name of the new venue? The Factory.
Anyway, I became completely hooked with live music and have been ever since which brings me to my photo. I was mesmerised by the light as it swept across the Manchester Arena at the recent Kasabian concert. Super-extra-grainy, grungy, atmospheric … and so perfect in black and white.
We used to hang around Piccadilly Records- an independent store- in Manchester on a Saturday afternoon. I recall there was a long scrappy hand-written list of artists and venues by the sales counter - it was fun to pick out a band at random to see that night. I don't know if it's in my imagination but it was much more affordable back then. (Or perhaps I had different priorities!)
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about 10 years ago I was sent to film the demolition of the Free Trade Hall ... I insisted on placing my tripod exactly in the spot where I had seen the Stranglers in the late seventies.
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Oh my gosh Helen!!! I was HUGE Joy Division fan!! I can't believe you got to see them live! So jealous!! I didn't discover them until the mid-80s so a little too late to see them ever perform.
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What a photo! Wow. My first concert was Led Zeppelin in the mid 70s. I was with my sister who knew all the words of every song and I knew not one luck of any song. Had a hoot though. Saw the Beach Boys next and I knew every word of every song. So much fun. My last concert was Rod Stewart. It was last year and he was amazing! Such energy.
Let's see. Thin Lizzy, Genesis, Camel, Led Zep, The Eagles, Elvis Costello, David Bowie, Queen and Neil Finn (Crowded House). Not so much these days it tends to be world or folk, but nothing beats the sound of a live gig. When I was a student it was the fashion to try and get the running order list from the stage I have a few !!!.
Love this story of your early music experience. I remember going to see Scorpions and Bon Jovi (before they were popular) back in high school. So long ago and so many dumb choices.
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The midfielder made his competitive debut for United three years ago and turns 25 on August 12. He has 78 first team games under his belt but has been targeted as one of the squad's weaker links after failing to kick-on in the last year with any consistency.
Everton manager Martinez was widely credited with improving Cleverley while coaching him at Wigan, where he played 25 games in 2010-11, and the Spaniard is keeping a close on developments at Old Trafford.
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Previous experience: Martinez worked with Cleverley when he was manager of Wigan in 2010-11
Louis van Gaal made Cleverley captain for the friendly against Roma in the USA and will inform players on their return to Manchester this week whether they have made the cut for his planned 22-man squad.
The midfielder did not excel against Roma but like many of the United players is enjoying his time under the new Dutch coach.
Everton have already splashed out in excess of £35m this summer with Romelu Lukaku, Muhamed Besic and Brendan Galloway signed, while David Henen's transfer from Anderlecht is close.
A loan deal for Chelsea's Christian Atsu has hit stalemate but is still on, yet a transfer for Cleverley would cost around £8million. Bradford, Cleverley's first club, would also be due a percentage of any sell on.
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Martinez may yet prefer to bring in Lacina Traore on loan from Monaco or another striker but Cleverley's situation will be clearer by the end of next week.
If they pull off two more deals without selling their stars it would be a huge statement of intent from Everton.
The concern at United would be that Martinez could find the key to re-invigorating Cleverley. Van Gaal though will recruit in midfield and defence and has been pleasantly surprised by some of the other younger players' performances.
Deals for Arturo Vidal of Juventus and Mats Hummels at Borussia Dortmund remain unlikely.
Frank Lampard's arrival at Manchester City has lifted hopes at other clubs that certain fringe players in the Premier League champions' squad will be be made available.
Sunderland are among the front runners pushing for a deal with Jack Rodwell while Valencia remain eager to take Bruno Zuculini on loan.
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Oriol Romeu has returned from the Spanish League to Chelsea only to be loaned out to the Bundesliga with Stuttgart and Valencia want a defensive-minded midfielder to step in.
Zuculini has only just joined from Racing in Argentina but showed on the US tour why City have brought him into their squad.
Valencia now hope to give him a season in La Liga where he can continue to improve. However, they face competition for Zuculini from Deportivo La Coruna, who are also among the clubs to have expressed an interest in Liverpool's defensive starlet Tiago Ilori.
Southampton will hold further talks with Inter Milan over winger Ezequiel Schelotto on Tuesday.
The 25-year-old should certainly give Ronald Koeman's team a better cutting edge as his nickname is 'El Mosquetero' or 'The Musketeer' - although that moniker owes more to his hair than his rapier-swishing style on the wing.
It is understood the nickname he actually prefers is 'El Galgo' or 'the Greyhound'.
Negotiations: Southampton manager Ronald Koeman is close to sealing the signing of Ezequiel Schelotto
Whatever name he wishes to use, Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio is keen to push a deal forward. They have agreed terms on Dani Osvaldo and are discussing a loan for midfielder Saphir Taider also.
Schelotto's agent Bruno Carpeggiani said: 'The situation with Southampton is active and we are waiting for the deal to go ahead.'
Although Argentininian born and raised, Schelotto has been capped by Italy. He spent part of last season on loan at Parma.
Swansea midfielder Jose Canas is due to hold talks with Elche ahead of a return to Spain.
Celta Vigo, who are playing a series of friendlies in England at the moment, have also shown an interest in the 27-year-old.
Swansea manager Garry Monk left Canas out of the club's pre-season tour to the US, leading his representatives to begin negotiations with Elche sporting director, Victor Orta.
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Those figures won't be easy for the Bundesliga side to accommodate either although they have also asked about a deal for Chelsea's Fernando Torres who is on around £150,000.
Manager Monk said: 'Unless there's a concrete offer that we think is good for us and we want to do business, it doesn't matter. Even then, we're in control - so all of that doesn't matter, because it's speculation - Wilfried's our player.'
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Manager Alan Pardew remains keen to bring in another striker while a deal for Clement Grenier at Lyon remains a possibility.
The 23-year-old France midfielder has long been in Newcastle's sights but he is keen to join a Champions League team. If one of those does not come along soon, the greater the Toon's chances become.
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Sevilla have enquired about Sporting Lisbon's 26-year-old Jefferson Nascimento as a potential short term replacement.
Lazio's interest in Younes Kaboul should help Tottenham offset their pending outlay on Eric Dier and Mateo Musacchio from Villarreal.
Tottenham have no plans to sell Jan Vertonghen as part of their defensive restructuring but will continue to listen to offers for Michael Dawson.
Kaboul, 28, is valued at around £6m by Tottenham although Lazio want to pay around £3m. They are also looking to offload Michael Ciani to Crystal Palace.
Tottenham have no interest in Samuel Eto'o, who is looking more likely to return to Italy at this stage with West Ham also looking at younger options.
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Manager Stuart Gray remains keen to sign a striker but Kelhar has also done enough to earn a deal. Gray said: 'We are offering Dejan a short-term contract and hopefully he will be putting pen to paper for us. Nothing has been finalised, he is mulling it over at the moment.'
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PURPOSE: To develop and evaluate the effectiveness of a software application for creating and presenting structured case simulations to second year medical students. METHODS: Using ASP.NET and VB.NET, an application for computerized case simulation was created. This software was used for the teaching of an Immunity and Infectious Disease lab to second year JMC students and feedback was collected from the students using an online survey. RESULTS: Survey feedback from student participants was strongly suggestive that the exercise aided student learning and was a positive addition to the JMC curriculum with 86.2% of students selecting Agree or Strongly Agree in response to questions evaluating the pedagogical value of this exercise. CONCLUSIONS: Although still early in development, the application is a promising platform for enhancing the medical school curriculum by providing structured computerized encounters with virtual patients.
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This service is implemented through a combination of products, tools and alerts which can be found through the following tabs along with expert support provided by the teams constituting the SWE Network. Should you require further guidance in the use of this service, or have specific questions about any aspects of the service presented here, don't hesitate to contact the Helpdesk.
The service is implemented through the following set of assets:
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- Ionospheric Scintillation Monitoring (ISM) developed by Collecte Localisation Satellites (CLS) and IEEA.
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While many applications already estimate the impact of the ionosphere, forecasts for ionospheric conditions are still relevant for mission planning. Up to now, there is only a limited number of Total Electron Content (TEC) forecasts available, because its development is challenging.
The ionosphere is a very dynamic medium. The electron density depends on production, loss and transport of plasma. Therefore, the variability of the TEC depends strongly on the solar EUV radiation. But also the variability of the thermosphere is a crucial component. Furthermore, geomagnetic conditions have to be considered. Especially during storm conditions, when all components are disturbed, the TEC is hardly predictable.
Forecast TEC maps are relevant for mission planning.
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IMPC - TEC forecast, 1 hour ahead
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ISM - TEC forecast, 6 hours ahead
DC-IV Ionospheric Scintillation Monitoring service (ISM) provides TEC modelized maps with 6-hour forecast along with error maps. The 6 hour TEC forecast is provided in worldwide and continental maps and error maps of TEC, based on GISM model and assimilated data from dedicated scintillation receivers (MONITOR) and geodetic GNSS receivers (IGS, SOPAC, CORS).
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In addition of TEC, information about forecasted peak electron density can be derived from ionosonde measurements. The European Ionosonde Service (EIS) therefore provides European maps of foF2 for 24 hours and up to 3 month ahead.
Forecast of Solar Data
Forecast of solar data help to predict the ionosphere. Currently, forecasts of the solar microwave index (F10.7) is provided by Solar Influence Data Center (SIDC). F10.7 can be applied as a proxy for Extreme Ultra Violet (EUV) radiation. There is a high correlation between F10.7 and the TEC. Furthermore, SIDC and RCAAM provide forecasts of solar flares.
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- SigmaPhi and Err(SigmaPhi) 6h forecast modelled values at a given location
Forecast of Solar data
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Other European Ionosphere Services
- Space Weather Application Service - Ionosphere (SWACI), one of the first prototypes for a near-real-time ionosphere data service in Europe, has been established in 2005 by the German Aerospace Center. It is currently transferred into the operational service Ionosphere Monitoring and Prediction Center (IMPC).
- To better classify the ionosphere and forecast its disturbances over Europe, a data collection endeavour called the European Digital Upper Atmosphere Server (DIAS) was initiated in 2004 by a consortium formed around several European ionospheric stations that transmit in real-time ionospheric parameters automatically scaled. The DIAS project is a collaborative venture of eight institutions funded by the European Commission eContent Programme.
Reference documents
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If you are in Edmonton this Thursday evening, pop by City Hall from 6 to 8 p.m. for Actions and Words, a free event sponsored by Athabasca University Press, Reconciliation in Solidarity Edmonton (RISE) and the City of Edmonton.
RISE Book Club
On its Facebook page, RISE describes itself as "a group of citizens in the Edmonton region committed to supporting reconciliation in words & actions." The group will be doing just that at Thursday's event, while simultaneously commemorating the third anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's arrival in the city and officially launching the RISE Book Club. AU Press has partnered with RISE to create the new book club, an online site for reading and discussing works on reconciliation
Actions and Words will feature a speaking panel, headlined by Arthur Bear Chief, author of My Decade at Old Sun, My Lifetime of Hell, (AU Press, 2017). Bear Chief's memoir depicts his harrowing experience of the Old Sun Residential School on the Siksika Nation between 1949 and 1959. The frank, no-holds-barred story (one of those featured in the RISE Book Club) describes his decade-long experience of sexual abuse and its lasting impact.
Since the release of his memoir in January, Bear Chief has been garnering considerable media attention. In a recent interview with CBC Books, the author explained what compelled him to share his story:
"My main reason for writing this book was that I wanted people to hear about residential schools from an individual who actually went to one. I was talking for those I went to residential school with who did not survive; those who met their early demise in some way, mostly alcohol."
Bear Chief and AU Press
Megan Hall, acting director of AU Press, lauds Bear Chief's candid story.
"Arthur tells the story of his whole life: the time before, during, and after residential school," said Hall.
"I think what is particularly compelling about Arthur's book is how frank he is when he describes the impact that residential school had on his adult life — how it changed the whole trajectory of his life."
By way of Thursday's event, Hall explained AU Press wanted to contribute meaningfully to the TRC. "We wanted to do our part to respond to the Calls to Action set out by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission," she said. "First of all, I believe that it's AU Press' job as a publisher to make sure that Arthur's story is read, heard, and understood. But we also have a role to play in ensuring that there is a multiplicity of voices and perspectives on what the work of reconciliation will look like."
Other panelists joining Bear Chief at Thursday evening's event will include Charlene Bearhead, education lead at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, Steven Cooper, lawyer, and Pamela Holway, senior acquisitions editor, AU Press.
Visit www.risebookclub.ca to get reading, to join in discussions using the club's online commenting tool and to receive event and meeting updates.


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ITT Will Cut About 125 Jobs In Response to Hilton's Bid
ITT Corp., making another sweeping response to Hilton Hotels Corp.'s hostile $6.5 billion takeover bid, told about 125 of its 200 New York headquarters staff that they will be dismissed from their jobs.
The dismissals are the first of a likely series of cost-cutting measures. "This is part of a move to become smaller and more focused," said Jim Gallagher, the company's spokesman.


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Here are some frequently asked questions clients ask me before a session. I hope this will help answer any questions or concerns you may have. You can always message or call me! I want your session to be stress free, relaxed, and most importantly- fun!
I am interested in scheduling a session. How do I book with you?
Yay! Let's get started! Email is the best way to contact me. Please leave me your name, email address and what package you are interested in. I will email you back a questionnaire to fill out. This will give me a better idea of the images you are looking for and if I'm the right photographer for you. We will communicate from there.
What do we wear?
Something that will express who you are and most importantly something that you will feel comfortable in. Patterns and bright bold colors look great. Neutral colors always look classic. For Family sessions, it's good to have a similar color on everyone. I strongly suggest not to wear all white or all black. Click on the links below to view more examples.
The image at the end of this article is great!
What if my child doesn't behave?
I would find it odd if your child doesn't fuss during a session. It's hard to stay still, smile in front of a compete stranger and make happiness look natural. I will try to get them into a pose or spot where I would like to photograph- but if they want to go somewhere else, I will follow them. This is the fun part! I love the challenge of capturing their personalities and candid's. So it is best if the child is the boss (just for this session). When they are happy and comfortable, it will show in the photos. Book your session when your child is happiest. This tends to be in the morning right after they wake up and are fed. Or, after their morning/afternoon nap. Also, bring some drinks, snacks, and possibly their favorite toy. I have stickers and bubbles with me at every session.
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Absolutely! I will make time for you so you can have your session outdoors in nice weather. Overcast is great for sessions as well. We won't have to seek shade due to harsh sunspots.
What is your availability?
I work full time as a product photographer Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm. I schedule sessions on most Saturday and Sundays. I will edit your images during the week at night.
When is the best time to have our session?
Lighting is best an hour and a half after sunrise and also (my favorite) an hour and half before sun set. This is referred to the "golden hour." However, with little ones they are usually best to photograph after they are fed and well rested. This is usually in the morning or after their afternoon nap. That's fine! Remember- the child is the boss. I can work around whatever time frame is best for you. I've learned how to photograph in different types of lighting.
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Yes! I will travel up to an hour's distance to meet you at your location. I will charge an extra $30 for distances more than an hour.
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Street View is the best available vantage point looking, if possible, towards the location of the building. In some locations, Street View may not give a view of the actual building, or may not be available at all. Where it is not available, the satellite view is shown instead.
Latitude: 51.5972 / 51°35'49"N
Longitude: -1.3369 / 1°20'12"W
OS Eastings: 446024
OS Northings: 188916
OS Grid: SU460889
Mapcode National: GBR 7ZF.YL8
Mapcode Global: VHCYK.S32X
Entry Name: The Wheatsheaf Public House
Listing Date: 25 March 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1199708
English Heritage Legacy ID: 250095
Location: East Hendred, Vale of White Horse, Oxfordshire, OX12
County: Oxfordshire
District: Vale of White Horse
Civil Parish: East Hendred
Built-Up Area: East Hendred
Traditional County: Berkshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Oxfordshire
SU4688 (North side)
20/57 The Wheatsheaf Public House
Public house. Early C17 with early C2iJ alterations. False timber-framing with
roughcast panels, probably on timber-framing; C20 plain-tile roof; brick ridge
stack to left of centre, end stack to right. Single storey and attic; 3-window
range. C20 sash doors to left and right of centre with lean-to hoods on wood
brackets. 2-light casements to left and to left of centre. c20 three-light
casements to centre and right. Gabled dormer to left. Gabled half-dormers to
centre and right. Interior: noted as being of cruck construction. Much
timber-framing visible to ground floor.
Listing NGR: SU4603388924
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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Excerpt from Ashley Legget's personal blog "Dear Australia" Ashley is a spring 2015 ASC student from Messiah College. Reproduced with permission.
There is way more then I can fit into a blog post to write about, so be prepared to read a novel here, arranged by bullet points:
1.) The main focus of my time in Australia is learning about the modern culture and Aboriginal culture, which has sparked a deeper passion in me for equality. For the American's who don't quite understand, Aboriginals are like the Native Americans of Australia, so technically the "Native Australians." They inhabited the land, and were forced out and abused in many different ways. The thing that makes this class so close to my heart is having a true Aboriginal teacher who spends a lot of her time teaching us about her culture and the close to home problems that they faced and are still facing today. Aboriginals still do not receive the recognition, love, and rights that they deserve as the rightful "owners" of the land. Aside from seeing the true heart of Lea and experiencing a deep passion for her people, this has really sparked a general passion for equality of minorities. Whether they are separated by religious views, culture, language, sexual orientation, or enslaved by anything such as human trafficking… or really anything else, everyone deserves the same rights, respect, and a chance at life the way they decide to live. It breaks my heart to hear the stories of the oppressed.
2.) Second, my internship is going so well. I work about 15 hours a week overall at Citipointe, doing a variety of things from administrative work, making phone calls, organizing information, connecting with youth, running a cafe, and many other random jobs. I am really getting a chance to see a whole different youth culture. It's a large church, VERY pentecostal/charismatic, has a large body of volunteers and about 30 full time workers. I am learning a lot about myself and youth ministry. I must admit though, as I have before, I LOVE my small church and the community around a small church.
3.) I finished my first big assignment on the Background of the New Testament if anyone is interested in that topic… it was hard.
4.) I spent this past weekend at North Stradbroke Island, which is mainly an Aboriginal culture. We attended an opening ceremony, which included celebrate the 21st birthday of the elders! I heard many great speakers with beautiful hearts and passions for Aboriginal culture. We did so much to learn more about the culture! We each got to attend a few workshops, which included sand art (not the kind in the bottle), basket weaving (we made bracelets), spear and boomerang throwing, and Aboriginal art. Personally, I learned how to throw a spear and I made 2 keychains in the weaving workshop; it's the same technique, you just wrap it into a circle and make a basket instead of just a small straight line! We kind of got stormed out of there, so we headed to our camp to unpack and get settled in before we headed off to an Aboriginal weapon and artifact lesson from an Aboriginal! We learned how they made all of their different weapons and learned some crazy hunting methods. We also got our faces painted like a sting ray I believe, and learned some awesome dances and took some crazy pictures (not on my camera, so check back in another time to see them!) The next day we traveled around and got to see some cool landmarks. First we saw a Midden, which is one way Aboriginals can prove how many years they have occupied a land. The midden just looked like a large hill covered in grass, but if you were to cut the hill in half you would see many layers of shells, bones, and other things that they threw in a "trash pile." It was really cool to see the bottom layer of that! After that we went to Point Lookout, which is the most beautiful beach/gorge walk ever. There's many pictures (thanks to the other people in my class and myself) of the view, so check them out in the Photograph tab. Then we went to Brown Lake, which is classified as "Women's Business" where women prepared for ceremonies and gave birth. This is a sacred place. It's called Brown lake because it's surrounded by tea tree's which have died the water brown and "contaminated" it with tea tree oil, which actually made the water soft and great for your skin!
THE CRAZIEST THING: They drive the car ONTO the Ferry! There were like 3 coach busses and A LOT of cars on that Ferry… that made me very very nervous, but it was a beautiful boat ride to the island and back!
5.) I had a bit of a fall… and this is quite the funny story looking back on it now. I was sitting getting ready for Internship with a few friends at Rivers Cafe, which is the cafe attached to the church I am working at. The seating area is up on a platform, which you can walk up 4 or 5 steps on either side to get to. I was sitting with my back to a set of stairs when one leg of my chair when over the edge and I fell (over a matter of 5 seconds) on the chair down the stairs onto the very hard turf ground. I got entangled in the chair and now have a crazy bruise to prove for it!
6.) Australians love American accents, think were all fat and eat unhealthy, and basically every stereotype you can think of America that is negative.
7.) That is all I can think of. In general I spend a lot of time with Dana at my internship, which has been so lovely working with her. In my off time, I go out to eat with friends and take naps… but don't worry.. I don't typically have free time, so I am soaking up every ounce of this time.
Our Sydney Experience in Photos
Here's a few photos from our Sydney trip this semester:
From Linear to Circular: An Indigenous View of Returning Home
Excerpt from Fall 2014 student Tim Almquist's blog "A Season Down Under". Reproduced with permission.
"Our Western dualistic minds do not process paradoxes very well. Without contemplative minds, we do not know how to hold creative tensions. We are better at rushing to judgement and demanding complete resolution to things before we have learned what they have to teach us."
– Richard Rohr
"What Western Christians struggle with, then, is a dualistic belief that for God to be in something, that thing must transcend the ordinary—it must become outwardly different in order to distance itself from the natural, evil, world and thus become "Christian." They cannot accept a natural expression of God among us. This is in absolute contradiction to what the Bible teaches in John 1:14: and the Word [God] became flesh and dwelt among us."
– Richard Twiss
"You don't find truth. Truth finds you."
– A wise Australian friend
"Study abroad students often go home more uncertain, but more committed."
– Australia Studies Centre Program Director
As I began to prepare for coming to Australia, I made a mental list of the many personal things I was going to achieve while transcending the barriers of the community I call home. I don't exactly know where this mindset came from: that because I was off on an international adventure I would somehow find the answers to different questions I've been asking myself in the past couple years. More broadly, they are questions like: what will you do with your life?, and when will you begin? I often struggle to make or give meaning to things and so I find myself sitting and wondering when it'll come. I wait for reasons, rhymes, certainties, patterns and answers, as if God would just hand me a prompt, so I can get on with it. The problem with this way of living, is that most things don't actually work out in such a conveniently ordered fashion. We are often left with choices to make and sacrifices to risk. I want to suggest, that we (assuming I'm not alone) find ourselves in this trap because it has something to do with the West; particularly the Western understanding of Time. Below I have drawn a simple illustration of the difference between the Western and Indigenous understandings of time:
While those of us with a Western worldview default to a linear sense of time, the Indigenous worldview understands time circularly. What does all this abstract theory have to do with my time in Australia? Well, back to those unanswered questions I had at the beginning of my semester, believe it or not, I head home in less than a week and according to the linear worldview, they are still unanswered. And I do believe at some point certain things will become clearer and I will have more direction about post-college life. It just feels liberating to try and commit to an Indigenous understanding of time, not because it means I won't have to make some choices and take some risks, but because it does a better job at allowing me to experience the meaning of life interwoven between past, present and future. The Western concept pulls up its boot straps never looking back, while the Indigenous view has a center to revolve around. I will describe this with an example from class a couple weeks ago.
I woke up the last day of my Aboriginal cultures class with a significant thought. The thought was that I came all the way here to Australia, expecting to change and grow as a person. I realized that it doesn't matter what you do in life, it's not material things or even grand adventures like studying abroad that truly change and satisfy you. Implicitly and explicitly, you will learn and grow and I have learned a lot. Really though, what matters is not one more experience or one more accomplishment, but it is the people we are in relationship with that counts as a worthy pursuit in everything before us. I know that sounds sweet and cliche, but do think with me for a minute about how easily we make our lives about accomplishment rather than contentment or conquest instead of love. It's like we never learned how to be still and know that God is God, delighting and trusting in that. On that same day I woke up with this significant but simple thought, I found myself seated on the dry ground in a circle with a number of Aboriginal women as kookaburras sang from the gum trees surrounding us. We learned from them how to interpret Aboriginal art theologically and watched as they danced the story of salvation in Christ. A missionary who joined us helped bridge the gap between Indigenous and Western and gave us examples of how Westerners tend to view the world. One thing he said was "it's not about tasks, it's about relationships." This quickly connected with the thought I had earlier that morning. The people in our lives are what matter, rather than the things we get done or the answers we discover. There will always be people to share life with, either directly or indirectly and I have learned a deeper sense of what that means by being abroad for the semester. Despite all the places I've traveled to, papers I've written or even those bright mornings out on the veranda when I journaled and read, there's nothing about my adventure as important as sharing it with other people who are trying to make their way in the world just like me.
As I prepare for my return home, it is tempting to want to tie it all up and simplify it into pictures, souvenirs and drawn out journal entries. Instead, I feel the need to rest and release the labels and categories of ordered control from my weak grip. This season has been special in many ways. It has also been a reminder that life is simple and ordinary, even on the other side of the globe. I will be home after enduring several more hours on a plane and the mystery of time travel and be presented with the same invitation I was given before I left. And this invitation is sacred as it comes from our Creator saying:
"I know you have a lot of questions, unresolved tensions, and life often feels overwhelming with paradox and a lack of certainty. Instead of living each day in fear, you are invited to partake in a revolving communal journey of simple yet eternal redemption. There is a harmony to be had with other people and the land on which you wander. It is a harmony singing the songs of everyday love and grace. Everyone's invited. Even you."
Adventures at Tyrone Station
Excerpt from Fall 2014 student Sammie Oh's blog "Ink Spot: A speck in the universe". Reproduced with permission.
At last, a collection of tales that unfolded between September 11 and September 14, otherwise known as my 'ASC Outback Trip'. It was the best retreat from uni and suburban life that I could have ask for. And who better to spend it with than my fellow American students? Anyway, here are snippets of our time there:
Rest Stops
Along the way to and from Charleville we stopped in a couple places including Toowoomba, Chinchilla, and Morven. Small, little towns they all were too.
I would have loved to step inside this place of miniatures if we had had the time! The white sign says "Morven Historical Buildings in Miniature"
Mark & Grace Ironside
We were hosted by the lovely Grace and Mark Ironside, owners of Tyrone Station. With three children out of the nest, a track record in pastoral works, skills in sheep-shearing and cattle raising, and a charming story of how they started dating, the Ironsides were very good to us. Besides the food and fence replacing lessons, they imparted wisdom through their stories and testimonies. I would also like to mention that they and their land, where we stayed, featured on an episode of "The World's Strictest Parents" in Australia. Here's a yard shot which excludes all the living and activity facilities.
The place was so peaceful.One of us even brought a hammock to hang between the trees. It felt like a cocoon when I climbed inside and the edges wrapped over me. I reckon a couple people had decent naps in there.
Old Abandoned Ranch House and Cattle Lands
On the first full day at the cattle station we all piled onto the back of two trucks (or 'utes' as they call them in Oz) and rattled across the dusty red land. Mulga trees and billabongs were the main attractions. Occasionally we saw clumps of cattle and a frightened kangaroo. The land isn't as barren as some are led to believe (then again, there are probably different levels of how 'outback' it can get). Some might say it's empty but I'd like to think there is a lot going on that I just can't see for lack or exploration. Driving through acres and acres of the same scenery was still exciting for us who only had a couple days to take it all in.
One of our main stops included an old rusted house with piles of metal scraps that were once tractors, motorbikes, and other machines and tools. Heaps(a popular word here, "heaps") of dried out kangaroo and wallaby corpses, or at least what was left of them since who knows how long, littered the site. Did they all just go over there to die?
You can't see them in the picture, but the skeletons are there. Some are camouflaged by their brown skin still stretched over their bones.
This side of the abandoned shelter has a lot of fence work and gates.
One of our ASC Coordinators, Kimberly, was especially excited. She's the one with the scarf around her neck. The girls on the bike are posing for a different camera.
As we rode on I was able to capture some bovines. After all, it was a cattle station so how could I not? Later, a group of us witnessed calves get dehorned and that was also an interesting experience. I confess I lacked the same concern some of the other girls had over the bleeding stumps(just a bit of dribbling) where the horns used to be. Perhaps I've gotten used to(although I hope not desensitized by) the sight of animal blood and suffering in regards to livestock treatment. In the case of cattle welfare, the stress and pain of dehorning calves is outweighed by the multiple long term benefits, one of which includes the prevention of cows bruising and damaging each other with their horns. If I somehow accidentally roused a mad cow here(highly unlikely) it's good to know I won't be gored by it.
Diego the Dingo
Mark shot a dingo. They're worth $50 a scalp because they like to prey on farm animals. I jumped at the gunshot and saw Mark lift the little pup by it's legs then lay her down on the road so he could reset the trap. And now I sort of know how to set a trap if ever I need to. Despite it being a female and quite dead, someone named her Diego, Diego the Dingo. She was put in the corner of a ute, right next to me. She could have been sleeping if it weren't for her eyes, unblinking and lifeless. A couple of the girls were a bit distressed by the experience.
Little Crawlers.
I'm no entomologist but I do find most insects quite fascinating. There were lots of ants and moths. The ground was full of antlion traps but I didn't get to see any in action. A few butterflies flit around the trees and red dragonflies dominated one of the greener waterholes. Surprisingly, there weren't that many flies. And then there was this thing:
This centipede looks unreal. Just saying. It's real though.
None of my other pictures were that good or I lost them which is sad because I took some ant and caterpillar ones. It's hard to take pictures of small moving insects in great clarity with my little android.
Cliffs and Caves
One evening we explored some neat erosion formations that had been carved into a cliff side. After a time of quiet meditation on one of the pocket ledges (everyone had their own space somewhere nearby) we gathered and set off in search for caves and the sunset. It was beautiful. And would you believe it if I said there were more bones?
An example of what I meant about corpses.
The entrance to a couple shallow caves.
The tunneling insides of one of the caves.
Starry Nights
Each night I looked for the stars. The first night, before the moon rose, was probably the best. In the cloudless sky I could see the band of our Milky Way for the first time. Perhaps I saw it before as a child and have forgotten. There is no way I could have captured the beauty of the night sky with my phone camera, so no pics of the glittering stars. But here are some sunset and dusk shots:
Goodnight and Goodbye
We had a beautiful bonfire before bed every night. I would like to say those were some of the best nights in Australia thus far. Yes every moment is precious, but some are more sacred than the rest. Such were the moments for many of our bonfire spells.
I feel as though these memories are already far away even though it's only been two weeks. The first few days back in Brisbane was difficult. I missed the atmosphere, landscape, and stars. Assignments were piling up. Life was speeding up again. And now it's back to the books and the heroics of mundane Monday moments.
Orientation in the City
Turning over a new leaf, the ASC decided that trying orientation in the city would be a nice approach to welcoming the new batch of ASC students.
At first it took some time for the students to learn how to get around.
There were rivers to cross.
And mountains to climb.
After some lunch and a walk around they were ready to go.
Trilby Station
A Day At The Movies
A good day in class is watching the newest Australian motion picture musical to hit cinemas. The Sapphires premiered in Brisbane earlier this year now reaching a nation-wide release since August 9th.
The film reinterprets the true story of four Aboriginal Australian women who entertained US troops in Vietnam in 1968. Drawing on themes of Aboriginal connection to land, ideas of kinship and home, the story offers something unique among movie musicals.
Featuring voices from Australian singers, such as Australian Idol runner-up Jessica Mauboy, the soundtrack has made it to the #1 spot on the ARIA Album Chart. This makes it the first Australian-produced soundtrack to make the top of the Australian charts since Moulin Rouge in 2001.
As well as featuring a star cast including Chris O'Dowd, the film was helmed by first-time-feature director Wayne Blair. Working with fellow Aboriginal filmmaker Warrick Thornton (cinematographer/director of Samson and Delilah 2009) Blair brought a uniquely Aboriginal touch to an international film.
Of course there are fantastic filmmakers here in Australia who are rarely seen outside the desert island and the barrier is often the box office. Australian films have a tendency to not do very well in their own cinemas.
This theme was overturned this past week as The Sapphires took the #2 box office spot (behind Dark Knight Rises) bringing in $2.32 million in its opening weekend. The total international gross up to this point has reach over $8 million, a fantastic early box office figure for a sub $10 million budget.
With a heartwarming story, beautiful cinematography and soul-wrenching soundtrack, The Sapphires is worth seeking out, not to mention a great method for ASC students to learn about Australian cinema, culture and people.
The Weinstein Company has bought limited international distribution rights to The Sapphires, so you can expect it to be playing soon in a cinema near you.


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Earlier today he found the answers to those questions and has decided that that it's now the time to retire from the sport.
The fighter learned to become a trader after his first loss, back in 2008 to Shin Ono, and rebuilt his career following the loss.
As a professional fighter his big win came last year, when he shocked Pedro Guevara to claim the WBC Light Flyweight, though the fact he lost the belt in his first defense was a big disappointment for fans of the Teiken man.
As well as the win over Guevara he also claimed the Japanese Light Flyweight title, back in 2014 when he beat Kenichi Horikawa, and he also scored wins over the likes of Masayoshi Segawa, Yuki Chinen and Hayato Yamaguchi.
Although he's retired from boxing he's stated that he doesn't see it as an end but as a graduation to something else.
We'd like to wish the 32 year old the best for the future, and think he's probably picked the perfect time to retire.
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Use the tips in this article to lead you on your path to beautiful, clear skin. Resolve that you are going to clean up your skin and get to it.
In an effort to get clear skin that is acne free, you may want to think about putting tea tree oil on the spots that are acne prone. Tea tree oil, a naturally derived substance from Australian narrow-leaved tea trees, can decrease oil buildup in your pores without drying out your skin, a common side effect of many alternative acne treatments.
Don't pick at pimples on your face, as it can make your affliction worse. If you have pimples, avoid the urge to pick at your blemishes. This will only make them worse. You are also taking the risk of leaving a scar.
Many people are tempted to pop their pimples. If you cannot withstand not popping your whiteheads, make sure you first thoroughly wash and clean your hands and fingernails to avoid re-infecting your pores. Squeeze intelligently, and you can help limit the seriousness of your acne.
One way to combat zits is to minimize the amount of dairy and meat in your diet. This is good for you because meat and dairy often contain hormones which can adversely affect your skin.
Resist the temptation to pick at, pop or squeeze your pimples, whiteheads and blackheads. Using a treatment cream is a better alternative. Squeezing a pimple can introduce bacteria into the wound and may even cause it to spread to other areas. The constant irritation of scratching and picking at the skin can also permanently discolor the skin.
Your pimples-prone skin might benefit from a vacation from makeup. While you may want to apply makeup to hide your pimples, you should understand that it can clog your pores. Staying away from makeup may clear up the problem.
Change your pillowcase everyday to help with acne. Think this through! Also, imagine yourself rolling and turning onto this every night. You can easily avoid such contamination by placing a clean one on your pillow every single night.
When possible, avoid circumstances that are known to cause you stress. While stress doesn't directly cause zits, it can make it hard for your immune system to deal with an existing case.
Try to limit your intake of dairy and meat products in order to prevent further acne outbreaks. These foods have hormones in them that can damage the skin, so reducing the amount you consume will support your acne treatment regimen.
Caffeinated beverages can damage your skin and cause pimples. If you reduce your caffeine intake, you will notice less zits breakouts.
You may need to discontinue using teeth whitening agents. If the skin around your mouth is prone to acne, take into account any tooth whitening products that you are using. Many whitening products contain chemicals that are irritants. Therefore, it is advisable that these products are avoided to minimize outbreaks.
Avoid mixing different zits treatments together. When people have bad zits, they think that using many treatments will cure their condition faster. Each has different ingredients, however, sometimes very harsh ones. The combination can be very hard on the skin and cause irritation and damage.
Do not combine any acne creams together. A lot of people in a flurry to stop acne tend to mix many lotions thinking one may work better than the other. While one acne cream may contain a small amount of a harsh ingredient that doesn't hurt your skin, combining it with harsh chemicals in other creams may create a synergistic effect that damages your skin.
Simply changing your sheets more often can really decrease some of the problems you have been having with acne. Sleeping causes you to transfer these oils onto your pillowcases and sheets. They can then get onto your skin again. Wash your bed sheets regularly to break this cycle.
Switch to a more natural skin product if you have stubborn acne that won't go away. Many skin care products contain chemicals that can just exacerbate your skin issues. When your skin produces more oil, the pores get blocked which is what causes acne. Products that are natural tend to also have antibacterial agents in them, which helps heal your skin.
Skin Care
If you are exercising or in a hot environment, clean your face often. If it's hard to cleanse your face when not at home, you can take some cleansing wipes with you. This way you can remove impurities and bacteria from your face. Do not use wipes as a daily routine in the place of your cleaner.
Try switching to a non-chemical skin care product when you are having a hard time ridding yourself of pimples problem. Many skin care products contain chemicals that can just exacerbate your skin issues. This can block your skin pores and cause you to have pimples. Natural products can heal your skin because of their antibacterial products.
Stress can be a causative factor in acne. Take the time to relax and unwind during the day. Taking part in an enjoyable activity will help with hormonal balance and reduce stress, which can aggravate acne. You may also want to stay away from smoking and caffeine if you suffer from acne.
To improve ones acne, one should try to touch their face as little as possible. This would include avoiding popping pimples that may already be there. If you avoid touching your face, you will avoid transferring bacterias from your hands to your face and reduce the production of oil. Not popping pimples reduces the chances of scarring and infections.
Staying hydrated will help you reduce your acne. Make sure to keep hydrated daily by drinking plenty of water. It is suggested that most people need to drink between six and eight glasses per day. These can block your pores and cause more acne.
Keep your hands from around your face because they are full of dirt and oil that can clog the facial pores. Trapped dirt can lodge itself within your facial pores and eventually contribute to zits flare-ups.
Spot treatment is the best option when dealing with smaller outbreaks. This can help prevent dry skin on the rest of your face. Products that contain salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide help to clear problem areas quickly. There are also many natural remedies that you can find online.
Do you sometimes get the feeling that your zits will be with you forever? Mites, hay fever, and allergens can also affect your skin negatively. Finally, try to avoid stress. Stress hormones can create irritation.
Consuming a lot of water is vital in protecting yourself against acne problems. It is recommended to drink, at least, eight full glasses of water each day. Your body starts to dehydrate when you do not have sufficient water. Dehydration has an impact on acne because the skin has difficulty getting rid of dead cells when it is overly dry. Acne problems intensify when this occurs.
You'll be better suited to control your acne if you're able to reduce stress. Stress can cause the production of hormones, which is bad for your health and your skin. Cutting down stress is beneficial and is worth the time commitment. Good stress reducers are listening to music, meditating and exercising. The more stress you have, the more zits will show up, so it's important to keep yourself calm, cool, and collected.
Stress is one of the biggest factors in the spread of acne. Fortunately, you have a lot of options for making your life less stressful. Running and yoga are very effective stress-minimizers and can help you stay toned and in shape as well.
Don't let sweat stay near your skin too long if you want to avoid acne. Sweat clogs pores and worsens pimples, so wash it off. After any periods of excessive sweating, aim for a warm shower lasting ten or more minutes.
Washing your towels, pillowcases and sheets on a regular basis is a great way to help prevent future breakouts. Bacteria can thrive on these linens and aggravate your acne. You should also be cautious about wearing any one outfit too many days in a row, as this can contribute to acne.
As you may already know, one of the biggest causes of acne is stress. It is up to you to resolve or manage your stress before it causes another breakout. Yoga exercises are very helpful as stress reduction techniques and can boost your physical fitness levels.
Make sure that, no matter what acne treatments you employ, you use them on your entire face, not just trouble spots. You could have a pimple underneath your skin that is waiting to rear it's ugly head! Don't forget to use some on your forehead too.
Don't apply zits medication only to current spots; put it on your entire face. Pimples infections can be active and spreading long before breakouts occur, so even clear-looking skin could benefit from your treatment. Make sure to put some on the forehead.
Wash your face thoroughly and regularly to prevent acne. Make cleaning your skin a top priority in your life. Using an appropriate cleanser, you need to clean you face morning and night. Be careful not to over-wash as it can cause to more oil production. One of the most successful tactics to combat acne is simply keeping your face clean.
Good physical fitness is a fantastic way to treat your acne problem. Exercise increases circulation, rids your body of harmful toxins, and serves to oxygenate your cells. An exercise regimen can thus, be an important part of body hygiene, maintenance, and toning. In addition, exercise relieves stress, which can exacerbate an zits breakout.
A vital element in getting rid of acne is to consume lots of water daily. If your skin is dehydrated, it will be dry and flaky. By letting your skin dehydrate, your skin doesn't rid of dead cells; instead they keep layering on each other, causing your pores to clog up. When your pores are clogged, your acne will get worse. Make an honest effort to drink a minimum of eight glasses of water every day; this hydrates your skin and allows it to rejuvenate cells.
Nutrient rich diets like those that contain whole grains, fruits, or vegetables as well as protein can help cure zits. Keeping hydrated is equally important for warding off zits by keeping your skin moist and healthy. Also, get a moderate amount of sunshine every day. About 10 minutes is enough.
A good home acne treatment you can try is honey. Combine honey with a little cinnamon, smooth it over affected areas, and let your skin absorb it for five to ten minutes.
Zits is not necessarily best treated by sunlight, as many believe. Exposure to the sun causes skin to increase its production of oil, which can worsen pimples. Excessive sunlight can increase fine lines and wrinkles, and has been linked to skin cancer.
It is a common misconception that rays from the suns are a valid way to combat acne conditions. Sunlight can negatively impact acne by increasing the amount of oil production in the skin. The sun may also impact your skin in other negative ways, such as increasing your chances of wrinkles, and even cancer.
Don't pick at old scarring. Doing so can lead to infection and permanent scars. The best advice is to consult a dermatologist for advice on safe pimples treatments.
Neosporin can help to heal a pimple that has already popped. Neosporin has ingredients in it which are made to not only treat infection, but also to lessen redness and irritation in general from a sore. To prevent spreading any germs, apply using a separate Q-Tip to each affected area. Take care not to apply too much product.
You should try to find featherless pillows or hypo-allergenic pillows if you are fighting with your acne. Feathers can cause more pimples and irritate the marks already on your face. In addition, keep your hands away from your face. The dirt and oils from your hands can cause acne.
Try fighting your acne by forgoing makeup for a week or two and cleaning your face with nothing but water. A great number of acne cases are actually caused by poor cosmetic products that the sufferer has applied. Some products contain irritating chemicals that can damage your skin and make it susceptible to bacteria.
If you are unsure why you are having trouble with your zits, don't forget to check any medications you may be taking. Some medicines, particularly ones with hormones in them, can exacerbate an zits problem, or even cause a new one. Speak with your physician about taking a different medication if you are having worsened pimples symptoms.
Wash your face two times a day using a gentle, all-organic soap and some warm water to avoid breakouts. Thoroughly rinse off with cool water. Always wash your face whenever you complete a workout. Avoid the temptation of trying to get rid of your acne by scrubbing your pimples. Harsh scrubbing will only worsen the problem.
Neosporin is a good thing to put on open sores and popped pimples. Neosporin has properties that reduce irritation and redness associated with open pimples. Apply a small amount of the antibiotic ointment with a Q-Tip and allow the skin to absorb it. Do not use too much though.
A homemade mask is a great way to rid your body of acne. To make a great mask you need to mix equal parts ground nut oil with lime juice. Mix thoroughly and spread over the affected skin and it will help to heal the acne and prevent it from coming back.
In conclusion, pimples can make you less confident and seem to take over your entire life. Choose to follow some of the ideas outlined in this article, and you are sure to find something that works for you.
Drink alcohol in moderation. By imbibing alcohol above moderate levels, your skin can react by breaking out with acne. Stick to limited drinking in social situations and only one or two glasses of wine with a meal.


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2017 financial year
A significant increase in order intake and order backlog at the end of the year marked the 2017 financial year. In terms of sales, Rieter posted a slight increase. The EBIT margin before restructuring charges was 5.4%. Despite special effects, the company's dividend policy and solid financial position allow the payment of an attractive dividend. Therefore, the Board of Directors proposes to the shareholders to leave the dividend unchanged at CHF 5.00.
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Life has made us quick learners. But sometimes, we tend to learn the wrong things as accepted practice. You'll be surprised to know that several of the things that you do on a daily basis, like eating a burger, are not being done right. Here are some of the things that you might have been doing wrong all your life and the right way to do them:
The right way to chop mangoes is to cut in cubes before peeling them check out my fav 😉
1. Slicing watermelons is not the best idea. They should be cut crosswise instead.


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Upstairs is the master bedroom with ensuite, kitchen, living area and dining area leading out to an expansive deck with outdoor setting and BBQ.
Downstairs there are three bedrooms, large second bathroom, laundry and second living area with Pool Table, Table Tennis Table, second TV and DVD player.
The property is spacious, offers great entertaining areas and boasts reverse cycle air-conditioning throughout.
Quality and style are evident in the furnishings and the residence reflects a casual, relaxed ambience.
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4 Bedrooms | Sleeps 9;10
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Bathrooms: 2
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Collinearly-improved BK evolution meets the HERA data
In a previous publication, we have established a collinearly-improved version of the Balitsky–Kovchegov (BK) equation, which resums to all orders the radiative corrections enhanced by large double transverse logarithms. Here, we study the relevance of this equation as a tool for phenomenology, by confronting it to the HERA data. To that aim, we first improve the perturbative accuracy of our resummation, by including two classes of single-logarithmic corrections: those generated by the first non-singular terms in the DGLAP splitting functions and those expressing the one-loop running of the QCD coupling. The equation thus obtained includes all the next-to-leading order corrections to the BK equation which are enhanced by (single or double) collinear logarithms. Furthermore, we then use numerical solutions to this equation to fit the HERA data for the electron–proton reduced cross-section at small Bjorken x. We obtain good quality fits for physically acceptable initial conditions. Our best fit, which shows a good stability up to virtualities as large as Q 2 = 400 GeV 2 for the exchanged photon, uses as an initial condition the running-coupling version of the McLerran–Venugopalan model, with the QCD coupling running according to the smallest dipole prescription.
- Authors:
- Institut de Physique Theorique, Gif-sur-Yvette (France)
- Columbia Univ., New York, NY (United States)
- European Centre for Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics and Related Areas (ECT*) and Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Villazzano (Italy)
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- Physics Letters. Section B
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- Journal Volume: 750; Journal Issue: C; Journal ID: ISSN 0370-2693
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- Elsevier
- Research Org:
- Columbia Univ., New York, NY (United States)
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- United States
- Language:
- English
- Subject:
- QCD; high-energy evolution; parton saturation; deep inelastic scattering
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Top Entrepreneurs 2008
Founder: Christiane Lemieux
Ten p.m. often finds Christiane Lemieux bent over a drafting table in her SoHo office, toward the end of another 15–hour day. The owner of design firm DwellStudio launched a housewares and baby collection at Target in January. She has spent the past year working to meet the demand in more than 1,500 stores nationwide.
Ms. Lemieux is scaling way up to become a nationally known brand. Three years ago, in order to build her brand, she had to do something much tougher: scale way down.
In 2005, the then six–year–old company was at a crossroads. Ms. Lemieux, a former design director for Portico, had built DwellStudio into a successful private–label shop, producing under such labels as Crate & Barrel, J.C. Penney and Bed, Bath & Beyond.
Ms. Lemieux wasn't satisfied. A former fashion assistant for Isaac Mizrahi, she wanted her own vision and her own name to dominate the company.
"When it's your brand, you can pursue an unadulterated vision; you're in control," says the designer. "In private label, it's an inter–pre–tation of what someone else wants, and inevitably that means a lot of compromise."
Between 2005 and 2006, as she dropped some accounts, annual revenues fell by a third. But that allowed Ms. Lemieux to market to more high–end specialty stores. Her success there led to the deal with Target, which saw the mass–market appeal in Ms. Lemieux's brand of modern design.
"Christiane figures out the trends before everyone else does," says Dara Caponigro, style director at Domino magazine. "She delivers modern design to people who don't even know they want modern design."
These days, DwellStudio has a high–end line, sold at more than 800 specialty stores, as well as the Target line. The high–end line has a following of celebrity moms, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Liv Tyler, Gwen Stefani and Teri Hatcher.
The Target line is not as pricey—a 200–thread–count crib set costs $79.99 at Target, while a similarly designed 300–thread–count crib set at specialty stores retails for $385. Both lines include the same geometrics, abstract florals and fresh interpretations of old–world motifs.
To supply Target, Ms. Lemieux and her husband, Joshua Young, the company's president, tripled production. They added five overseas factories and doubled their workforce to 37 employees. The company's 2007 revenues of $16 million are expected to increase to $24 million in 2008.
Now, the company is contemplating two new directions: department stores and the overseas market. "Working with mass retailers like Target has put us through the "University of Retail' " Ms. Lemieux says.
One goal remains elusive: a storefront in Manhattan. "The rents in this city are so daunting, so for now we keep dreaming," she adds.
—Tina Traster
|Bold colors; mixing heirlooms and contemporary pieces; laying textures, prints and colors
|$16 million
|Scaling down to fulfill the founder's vision; scaling up within a year to become a Target supplier
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