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Royal Hudson a well-bred longshot
EmailVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Anyone looking for a longshot to win the $100,000 Ascot Graduation at Hastings might want to consider Royal Hudson. Trained by Dave Forster, Royal Hudson is coming off a win in a six-furlong maiden special weight race Sept. 30 where he made up 13 lengths in the last quarter-mile. His final time of 1:13.70 isn't anything to get excited about, and he would need to improve to beat the likes of Jack Diamond Futurity Desert Alf and three-time stakes winner Star Prospector. What makes Royal Hudson so intriguing is his breeding. Arguably, he is the best-bred horse at Hastings. Royal Hudson is by a Kentucky Derby winner, Monarchos, and he is the last foal out of Au Printemps. A Maryland-bred who was also trained by Forster, Au Printemps won seven races in her career, including the B.C. Oaks in 1982. Her first foal, by Hold Your Peace, was Success Express, who won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Hollywood Park in 1987. Au Printemps is also the dam of Grade 1 Champagne winner Greenwood Lake, and Charlie Barley, who won close to $1 million while running mostly at Woodbine from 1988-90. Forster bought Au Printemps as a yearling for a group that included Tri Star Stable and Dave Bowman. "I bought her with the idea that she would make a tremendous broodmare," said Forster. "For once I was right." Forster came close to training Success Express, but the deal fell through. "The plan was for me to get half of him, but Tri Star needed some cash at the time and they ended up selling him as a yearling," said Forster. "We thought he would go for around $40,000, but he sold for $150,000. A client of Wayne Lukas's bought him. The rest, as they say, is history." After she had foaled a Breeders' Cup winner, most of Au Printemps's foals became too expensive for local buyers. Prices usually come down for foals out of older mares, though, and Royal Hudson was affordable at $40,000. "I never thought I would ever get to train one out of her," said Forster. "She was a late-closer, and so is Royal Hudson. Not all of her foals ran that way, though. Success Express was pretty much a speed horse." With his excellent breeding, Royal Hudson figures to improve stretching out to 1 1/16 miles in the Ascot. "The distance shouldn't be a problem," said Forster. "It's just a matter if he'll quicken enough. Sometimes horses that make a strong late move sprinting don't quicken enough when they stretch out." Simulcast dispute freezes slots revenue A dispute between the local Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association and the British Columbia Standardbred Association over how to split simulcast revenue derived from teletheater sites has resulted in a suspension of slot-machine revenue to the horse racing industry. Currently, only Fraser Downs, a local Standardbred track, has slots. Hastings, though, is expected to open its slots floor soon. According to Derek Sturko, assistant deputy minister of the gaming policy and enforcement branch of the provincial government, the slots revenue was suspended Oct. 20 and won't be reinstated until a simulcasting agreement is reached between the two groups. Simulcast revenue generated at teletheater sites is divided 67 percent to Thoroughbreds and 33 percent to Standardbreds. The HPBA would like the split to be more in line with the betting generated by each breed. About 75 percent of all simulcast wagering in the province is made on Thoroughbreds. If the splits were changed to 75/25, the amount of money in question would be $600,000 a year. Because of the dispute, the horsemen have pulled their approval to send the Hastings simulcast signal to Fraser Downs. "We're not getting the revenue from the Thoroughbred product that we deserve," said Mel Snow, the president of the local HBPA. "Basically our position is that the revenue generated from the Thoroughbred product should go to Thoroughbreds." Jim Vinnell, the president of the British Columbia Standardbred Association, disagrees. "How can it be a B.C. Thoroughbred product if it comes out of California?" he said. "The simulcast product is a business that we developed together and we're equal partners in the business." According to Vinnell, the standardbred association would accept a 70/30 split, while the Thoroughbred side is offering a 73/27 split. The HBPA, standardbred association, and Great Canadian Gaming Corp. are partners in running the teletheater sites in B.C. Great Canadian owns both Hastings and Fraser Downs, but doesn't really have a say in the matter. "We're really just a third party looking in," said Chuck Keeling, who oversees the racetrack operations for Great Canadian. "Of course we would like to see the dispute settled as soon as possible." The two sides could meet again this week.


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It was a fashionably entertaining evening at John Diefenbaker Senior School in Hanover on Friday, March 4th as the Fashion class held its James Bond themed fashion show. Approximately 200 people attended the sell-out event, which featured 2016 high school prom and grade 8 graduation dresses and tuxedos generously provided by local businesses.
Students in the class, who study fashion marketing and event planning, were involved in all aspects of planning, promoting and putting on the show. This included using social media for promotion, applying graphics for ticket and poster designs, recruiting door prize donations from many local businesses, creating decorations, coordinating runway music, and writing the script to be delivered by a pair of emcees from grade 9.
The show featured 42 JDSS student models, including some from grade 8 classes, who wore grade 8 graduation dresses, as well as secondary students, who wore prom dresses. Also making their JDSS runway debuts were two staff members: teacher, Mr. Coutney, who also performed a guitar solo, and principal, Mr. DeKraker, who busted some moves! Both showed they have talents that go beyond the classroom!
Other classes at JDSS were also involved in the production. Foods students baked James Bond themed cupcakes, which were served at intermission, with beautiful cupcake toppers made by teacher, Ms. Sayers. Mr. Kramar and his Visual Art students made an art installation that was featured at the back of the runway. Using props donated by Mr. Bowles, Mr. Walter and his Construction students made the show look very professional by building the door prize and refreshments tables.
Helping the models to look their best were a number of local makeup artists and hairstylists, which included current and former JDSS students with a passion for studying fashion.
JDSS teachers Ms. Walker, Mr. Lau and Mr. van der Wal looked after sound and light for the show, along with their competent crew of students. Stage management for the show was also handled by a dedicated student who worked tirelessly to ensure a truly magical evening for all. Other staff helping out at the event included teachers Mrs. Bender, Ms. Damm, Ms. Emmerton, Ms. Mackay, Ms. Peiman, Mr. Wilkinson, and vice-principals, Ms. Hurst and Ms. Bell.
Many thanks are also extended to the local businesses and entrepreneurs who supported the event with their generosity. It takes a village to raise a great show!
For more information, visit the JDSS Facebook page or @JDSSFashion Twitter feed.
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In the fall, I moved to New Haven, Connecticut, to begin an MAR in Religion and the Arts, literature track, at Yale. In my studies, I will be particularly interested in exploring twentieth- and twenty-first-century literature that pertains to Christian faith and homosexuality.
My work has appeared in Transpositions, Lingua, and Crux Literary Journal.
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Aborted and System Divide Pull Out of Overkill Tour
The didn't offer a specific reason, only posted the following on their Facebook page: "Unfortunately Aborted and System Divide has to announce that due to circumstances beyond our control we are unable to perform at the Killfest 2 tour with Overkill.
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Show Boat is a 1951 American musical romantic drama film based on the stage musical of the same name by Jerome Kern (music) and Oscar Hammerstein II (script and lyrics), and the 1926 novel by Edna Ferber. This 1951 film version, by MGM, was adapted for the screen by John Lee Mahin, and was produced by Arthur Freed and directed by George Sidney.
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One Year After Juilliard
Jeffery Duffy
Class of 2015
Favorite spot at school?
Studio 323!
What are you doing one year after school?
I am a dancer at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and I'm a gyrotonic instructor. It hasn't been a full year since graduation so I'm looking forward to see what else might happen in the year.
Chicago or New York?
They are just different. Chicago still has the city vibe, without all of the anxiety that New York City constantly places on you. The public transit is better in New York. I miss the diversity that was everywhere in New York City. I miss all of the dance in New York City.
Favorite year at school?
Year three. I discovered an awareness and appreciation about life during my third year. I understood that you should enjoy where you are and fully be present there. That was the first year I allowed myself to just be there without feeling any kind of resentment.
Favorite teacher?
Risa Steinberg, who taught Limon during my third year. It became more than dance. She gave me a perspective inward, and allowed me to look at myself without judgement.
If you could give a piece of advice for somebody starting Juilliard, what would you say?
To take your time. To let the process unfold and the people you meet unfold and don't try to rush yourself into anything for the sake of accomplishing some type of expectation.
Would you do anything different?
I don't think I would do anything different, I'm cool with how it all happened.
What's next?
I have a lot of ideas. I would like to create a movement platform that allows non-dancers to get comfortable with their bodies. I would like to see dance help others, and eliminate stress where it can. I would like to see dance save the world.


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Robert Stern | Lux et Libri: Beinecke at Fifty
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
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Robert A.M. Stern, Dean of the Yale School of Architecture, will present the architectural history of the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
Dean Stern is a practicing architect, teacher, and writer. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, and received the AIA New York Chapter's Medal of Honor in 1984 and the Chapter's President's Award in 2001. Mr. Stern is the 2011 Driehaus Prize laureate and in 2008 received the tenth Vincent Scully Prize from the National Building Museum. In 2007, he received both the Athena Award from the Congress for the New Urbanism and the Board of Directors' Honor from the Institute of Classical Architecture and Classical America. As founder and Senior Partner of Robert A.M. Stern Architects, he personally directs the design of each of the firm's projects.
Mr. Stern is the author of several books, and sixteen books about his work have been published. His work has been exhibited at numerous galleries and universities and is in the permanent collections of Museum of Modern Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Centre Pompidou, Denver Museum of Art, and Art Institute of Chicago. In 1976, 1980, and 1996, he was among the architects selected to represent the U.S. at the Venice Biennale, and served as Chair of the International Jury in 2012. In 1986 he hosted "Pride of Place: Building the American Dream," an eight-hour PBS documentary. Mr. Stern served on the Board of Directors of The Walt Disney Company from 1992 to 2003. He is a graduate of Columbia University (B.A., 1960) and Yale University (M. Architecture, 1965).
Established in 1963, Yale's Beinecke Library celebrates its 50th anniversary with a yearlong series of exhibitions and special events, from lectures and conferences to poetry readings and concerts. Exhibitions include a celebration of the Beinecke's building and its people, and a series of exhibitions of rarely seen manuscripts, printed objects, and images from across all curatorial areas.
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March 25 Deadline Approaching for SBA Working Capital Loans in Wisconsin
Feb 28, 2013, 08:26 EST
ATLANTA, Feb. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Small Business Administration is reminding small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and most private non-profit organizations of all sizes that March 25 is the filing deadline for federal economic injury disaster loans available in Wisconsin as a result of unseasonably early thaw, unseasonably warm nights and excessive heat from Jan. 23 through Mar. 31, 2012.
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Under this declaration, the SBA's Economic Injury Disaster Loan program is available to eligible farm-related and nonfarm-related entities that suffered financial losses as a direct result of this disaster. With the exception of aquaculture enterprises, SBA cannot provide disaster loans to agricultural producers, farmers, or ranchers.
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After photographing a range of live concerts in London I've learned which settings work the best. Here's my list:
1. Work in manual mode.
Your camera's automatic modes are useful in some situations but when it comes to capturing live gigs – stick to the manual exposure mode.
For eg. Extreme stage lighting conditions (a lot of contrast between bright light and darkness) can mislead your camera systems and you'll end up with overexposed useless pictures.
2. Shoot RAW.
Shooting RAW gives you more freedom in post-production. These type of files contain more information than JPG. You can play with adjusting light, white balance etc. long after the excitement of the gig.
Live music photography tends to give you just one chance to get things right. You'll benefit a lot from having as much flexibility in post-production as possible.
3. Keep the aperture wide open.
A deficiency of light is always a problem in these situations. Be sure that you set your aperture to be wide open – letting in the maximum amount of light.
For live music photography I recommend using prime lenses with 1.4 or 1.8 aperture.
4. Use Matrix Metering.
Set metering to Matrix (Nikon) or Evaluative Metering (Canon). Personally I prefer this than spot metering because it can be very distracting taking dynamic stage lighting.
To quickly find that setting in your camera look for this icon:
5. Take a sequence of photos – continuous (high) drive mode.
You don't want to miss out on the 'musician's great jump with a guitar' just because you didn't press the shutter release in the right moment.
Set your camera to continuous (high) drive mode. This means it will be taking pictures one after another as long as you're holding the shutter button. Later you can choose the best shot from a sequence.
Don't forget to buy a high capacity memory card with a high file-saving speed to fit all the pictures on it. Especially if you're shooting in RAW – which again – I highly recommend.
6. Use Continuous Autofocus.
Setting up a continuous autofocus in your camera (AF-C – Nikon / AI Servo mode – Canon) will help you track your subject till you fully press the shutter release; especially if the model is moving. The camera will refocus so you don't need to worry about your pictures being blurry. Big relief, right?
7. White balance – auto
If you're shooting in RAW you can always change the white balance in post-production so don't worry about it too much. Set it to AUTO.
That saves your time during the gig. Use it to change lenses or adjust the exposure – leave playing with white balance for post-production.
8. Avoid focus distractions.
If there are a lot of singers in your frame it's not easy to make your camera focus on the right one – especially in low light situations. For example: if a hand of another singer or a microphone is close to your subject's face the camera may get lost. Avoid these situations and change the angle a bit so your focus point is away from these distractions.
Additionally – remember that your camera always focuses best on areas with big contrast. So point your camera at the eye or a hair borderline to get a sharp picture.
To sum up, these are camera settings which I recommend for live music photography:
- Work in manual mode.
- Shoot RAW.
- Keep the aperture wide open.
- Use Matrix Metering.
- Take a sequence of photos – continuous (high) drive mode.
- Use Continuous Autofocus.
- White balance – auto.
- Avoid focus distractions.
Give these tips a go and most of all – have fun with it! Have your camera set up right so there are no limits to your creativity.
Let me know the results in the comments below. Maybe you have another tip to add? 🙂
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Sam Stockard, The Murfreesboro Post, November 9, 2017
Republican Rep. Mike Sparks of Smyrna captured a fourth two-year term, picking up 13,510 votes, 61.08 percent, to 8,585, 38.7 percent for Brandon Thomas.
"I appreciate the voters because I'm held accountable by my constituents," said Sparks, an online auto dealer.
Sparks congratulated Thomas for running a good campaign and said he looks forward the challenger helping him on key issues such as juvenile justice reform and opioid addiction.
A member of a House juvenile justice committee, Sparks said it costs $453 a day to house a juvenile offender, about $160,000 annually.
"There needs to be an overhaul in that area," Sparks said, noting it should be a "conservative issue" because turning young people in the right direction could save money and change lives.
Thomas was excited about the results of his first political campaign. He pointed out he received the highest percentage for a Rutherford County Democrat running for the Legislature.
"My campaign was the most progressive, and I think that really shows that there is something in my district that people really want to see change," Thomas said.


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Taylor Swift Hopes For Family In 10 Years: Did Calvin Harris Help Change Her Mind?
Are we hearing this right? Taylor Swift's decided that she wants a family within the next decade. Does someone named Calvin Harris have something to do with changing her mind? Hmm!
Taylor Swift, 25, has previously stated that she wasn't sure if she'd ever have a family, but the singer is changing her tune. Asked where she sees herself within the next 10 years, she had a few ideas, but the strongest suit was clear: kids are definitely happening! We really can't help but wonder what changed her mind — is it boyfriend Calvin Harris, 30?
The ever-powerful Taylor never has plans to stop evolving or growing, no matter what she's doing down the road. Whether she's rocking on tour, or putting Apple in their place (go girl!), Taylor told ITV News in a recent interview that she has a little bit of a different goal in mind for the future, too: building a family!
Ten years from now, she hopes to have kids, but says that she fears what her fame could do to her potential kids. At one point, she wasn't even sure she wanted to have them because of this anxiety. "I don't know if I'll have kids," she told InStyle during a 2014 interview. "It's impossible not to picture certain scenarios and how you would try to convince them that they have a normal life when, inevitably, there will be strange men pointing giant cameras at them from the time they are babies."
She said she admires Angelina Jolie, 40, and her approach to parenting her six kids — being so down to earth while remaining one of the most famous faces in the world. We know you could do that too, Taylor!
Taylor has always been a romantic, but she's never quite found a guy worthy of her amazing talents (or her $40 million legs). With Calvin, Taylor seems to be experiencing a happy and healthy relationship with a man who loves and respects her. He's even taking care of her cats — you have to love that! Is newfound love with a great guy like Calvin sparking her desire for a future family? We don't blame her!
Taylor once said that she believed she'd be single until she turned 30. We really don't think that's going to be the case any longer. HollywoodLifers, are you excited that Taylor might have kids? Tell us in the comments and take our poll!
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Be part of a small group immersed in the beauty of Alaska & create some memorable images. Jackie Kramer, local Alaskan photographer, will partner with Mike so that everyone is assured personal attention. We will cover composition, perspective, lighting, camera functions, and more. Ask questions and learn at your own pace. The latter part of each day will focus on moving your images to your computer w/an overview of processing options.
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Hi folks!
We have a number of really good community outreach events coming up in the next few weeks. Here are the events that are coming up:
May 24-26- The Viva Vienna festival, Vienna, VA
May 29th-June 1st- The Herndon Town festival
May 31st-The LDS emergency preparedness fair in Kingstowne, Alexandria
June 6,7,and 8th-Celebrate Fairfax-at the government center in Fairfax
All of these events afford CERT a golden oppurtunity to promote the CERT program to our neighbors and community at large.
But, with all the good comes a bit of bad....As you all know I attend every outreach event. Well, I asked time off from my job to attend to these events-and was denied the time off.
So, I am asking for help running the Viva Vienna event, the Herndon town festival and the LDS emergency preparedness fair.
What we need are:
two or more people to work the Viva Vienna event
two or more to work the Herndon festival,
at least one person for the LDS prep fair event.
Please email me at the new firstname.lastname@example.com address if you are interested in helping out.We can sure use the help! I can give additionl details to you. We also need lots of volunteers to work the Celebrate Fairfax event too.
Please email me if interested.
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Disaster preparedness training and resources from the Fairfax County (Virginia) Community Emergency Response Team. CERT trains people to safely help themselves and their communities in case of major disaster. Learn about free training opportunities with CERT.
Disclaimer: This blog is published by and reflects the personal views of the Volunteers of the Fairfax County CERT program. It does not represent the views of Fairfax County.
Friday, May 9, 2008
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Emeritus Professor John Furlong
John Furlong undertook his PhD while a teacher in a London comprehensive school. On completion of his thesis he began a full time career for six years as a research fellow, working first at Manchester University and then at Brunel University.
In 1981 he moved to Cambridge University where he was a lecturer in the sociology of education for 11 years; he was also director of studies in Social and Political Sciences at Corpus Christi College.
In 1992 John moved to Swansea University to take up his first Chair; he became head of department in 1993. In 1995 he moved to Bristol University, again serving as head of department, and then joined the School of Social Sciences at Cardiff University in January 2000. He became Director of the Oxford University Department of Education in 2003, a post he held until December 2009.
From 1994 to1997 he was a member of the national executive of the Universities Council for the Education of Teachers. In 1998, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and was elected an Academician of the Academy of Social Sciences in 2003. John is an active member of the British Educational Research Association and served as President during the academic years 2003-5. His current work for BERA includes being chair of the Steering Committee for the BERA/RSA Inquiry into Research and Teacher Education.
In 2008 John was member of the 2008 RAE Education Sub-Panel'; he is also a member of the 2014 REF Education Sub-Panel. In addition, he is Convenor of the Hong Kong 2014 RAE Panel for Education and a member of the 1913 RAE Social Sciences Panel for Latvia
Recent Publications
- Furlong, J. and Oancea, A. (Eds) Understanding Quality in Applied and Practice-Based Research. London: Taylor and Francis
- Furlong, J, Cochran Smith, M and Brennan, M (Eds) Politics and Policy in Teacher Education: international perspectives London: Taylor and Francis
- Furlong, J. and Lawn, M (eds) Disciplines of education: their role in the future of education research London: Routledge
- Furlong, J (ed) The TLRP in Wales. Cardiff: Welsh Assembly Government
- Furlong, J Education: an anatomy of the discipline. Rescuing the university project London: Routledge
Articles in refereed journals
- Furlong, J. 'New Labour and Teacher Education: the end of an era?' Oxford Review of Education 31(1): 119-134.
- Furlong, J. and Oancea, A. 'Assessing Quality in Applied and Practice-Based Research in Education: a framework for discussion'. Review of Australian Research in Education, No 6: Counterpoints on the Quality and Impact of Educational Research
- Furlong, J., Campbell, A., Howson, J., Lewis, S. and McNamara, O. (2006) 'Partnership in English Initial Teacher Education: changing times, changing definitions. Evidence from the Teacher Training Agency National Partnership Project'. Scottish Educational Review 37 (1) 32-45
- Oancea, A. and Furlong, J. 'Expressions of Excellence and the Assessment of Applied and Practice-based Research' in Furlong, J. and Oancea, A. (editors), special edition Research Papers in Education, 'Understanding Quality in Applied and Practice-Based Research'. Vol 22, (2), 213-228
- Furlong, J., Hagger,H., and Furlong, C. 'Politics and Evidence-based Policy Making: the review of initial teacher training provision in Wales' Welsh Journal of Education. Vol 14 pp 117-132
- Lawn, M. and Furlong, J. 'The social organisation of education research in England', European Educational Research Journal, 6(1): 55–70.
- Furlong, J., McNamara, O., Campbell, A., Howson, J. and Lewis, S 'Partnership, Policy and Politics: initial teacher education in England under new Labour' in Furlong, J, Cochran Smith, M and Brennan, M (Eds) special edition of Teachers and Teaching: Politics and Policy in Teacher Education: international perspectives Volume 14 (4) 307-318
- Furlong, J. Cochran Smith M. and Brennan, M. 'Politics, Policy and Teacher Education; Introduction' in Furlong, J, Cochran Smith, M and Brennan, M (Eds) special edition of Teachers and Teaching: Politics and Policy in Teacher Education: international perspectives. 14 (4) 265 – 269
- Furlong, J. Making Teaching a 21st 'Century Profession: Tony Blair's Big Prize' Oxford Review of Education special edition: Education Under Tony Blair. Volume 34(6) 727 – 739
- Lawn M and Furlong, J. 'The Disciplines of Education in the UK: between the ghost and the shadow.' , in Oxford Review of Education special edition. The Disciplines of Education: confronting the crisis. J. Furlong and M. Lawn M (eds). 35 (5) 541-552,
- Furlong, J 'Who's Big Prize?; A response to Hall and Gunter'. Oxford Review of Education. 35, (6 ) 771 – 774
- Furlong, J. Universities and the Discipline of Education: understanding the impact of the RAE. Education and Power
- Furlong, J and Davies, C. Young People, New Technologies and Learning at Home: Taking context seriously. Oxford Review of Education
- Furlong, J (2013) Globalisation, neo-liberalism and the reform of teacher education in The Educational Forum, 77:1, 28-50
Chapters in edited collections
- Furlong, J. 'Do Teachers Still Need Universities?' In McLean, R. and Johnson, D. (Eds) Feschrift for Eric Hoyle. London: Sage.
- Lawn, M and Furlong, J. 'The Disciplines of Education in the UK: between the ghost and the shadow' in Disciplines of education: their role in the future of education research: London: Routledge
- Furlong, J. and Lawn, M. 'Disciplines of Education and their Role in the Future of Educational Research; concluding reflections' in Disciplines of education: their role in the future of education research: London: Routledge.
- Furlong, J. The English Masters in Teaching and Learning: a new arena for practitioner inquiry? In Mockler, N and Sachs, J (eds) in Completing the Circle: Practitioner Inquiry for and with Teachers and Students A Festschrift in Honour of Susan Groundwater-Smith.Neew York: Springer
- Furlong, J, Hagger, H, Butcher, C and Howson, J Review of Initial Teacher Training in Wales. National Assembly for Wales.
- Furlong, J, Burn,K, Hagger,H, Howson, J, and McNamara, O. Review of Teacher Education in Brunei Darussalam. Oxford: Oxford University Department of Education.
- Furlong, J 'Teacher Education and Pedagogical Change: What does the Research Tell Us?' Published in Tereffa, T, Dalelo, A and Kassaye, M (eds) (2009) Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Educational Research for Development Addis Ababa: College of Education Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, Volume 1 pp 97 – 109
- Furlong, J (ed) The TLRP in WalesResearch evidence and educational policy and practice in Wales. Cardiff: Welsh Assembly Government
- Furlong, J., Pendry, A and Medrtova, P. The Standing Conference on Teacher Education, North and South (Ireland) (SCoTENS) An evaluation of its first 8 years. Oxford: University of Oxford Department of Education
- Furlong, J 'The Impact of the RAE; a broader view'. Research Intelligence Macclesfield: British Educational Research Association.
- Sahlberg, P, Furlong, J and Munn, P. 2005-7 Report of the International Review Panel on the Structure of Initial Teacher Education Provision in Ireland. Dublin: Department of Education and Skills, Republic of Ireland
- Furlong, J The Discipline of Education – rescuing the 'university project Times Higher Education Supplement
John has had an active research career having directed a large number of externally funded projects. He has a long standing reputation for research and teaching in three fields:
The professional education of teachers
Over the last 20 years, John has directed many externally funded research projects exploring different aspects of teacher education policy and practice. His research, much of which has been widely influential, has addressed: the nature of teachers' professional knowledge; the nature of professional learning for student teachers; changing patterns of teacher education provision and practice in the UK and internationally. His recent work in this area has included a research project examining the role of universities in the professional education of teachers. In 2006 he led the Review of Initial Teacher Training Provision in Wales on behalf of the Welsh Assembly Government (The Furlong Report). In 2009, he conducted a similar review on behalf of the Government of Brunei and in 2012 he was a member of the International Review Panel examining the Structure of Initial Teacher Education Provision in the Republic of Ireland.
Learners' perspectives on their own learning
In this aspect of his work, John Furlong has worked with a number of different groups of learners. Much of his early work focused on disaffected pupils and their perceptions of schooling. More recently he has directed a number of projects exploring different groups of learners' perceptions of using ICTs at home. 'ScreenPlay', funded by the ESRC, examined young people's perceptions of learning at home; 'Adults Learning @ Home', also funded by the ESRC, examined the perceptions and practices of adult learners using ICT at home.
Educational research policy
As a highly experienced researcher, and previous President of BERA, John Furlong has researched and published on educational research policy. In 2001 he completed a major review of educational research capacity in Wales, including its role in CPD. More recently he has led an ESRC funded project examining the nature of 'quality' in applied and practice based research.
- Professor Emeritus
College affiliation
- Green Templeton College
- Emeritus Professor of Education
Subject area
- MSc Education (Research Training)
Research groups
- Learning and New Technologies
- Teacher Education and Professional Learning


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Let's recap, quickly here, some iconic names and events, namely Seralini's study of GM corn toxicity and Dr. Oz's classic whistleblower show on RoundUp. So we glance at these two recent pinnacles of the clean food movement, and then we review the independent GMO studies. But first things first.
The year is 2015, and DR OZ BLOWS THE WHISTLE on GLYPHOSATE TOXICITY
Mike Adams covered this iconic moment (recently) in the "clean food movement" history taking place on Natural News,
"Dr. Oz should be given a Congressional medal of some kind for his willingness to expose the truth about glyphosate on national television. In a recent episode that went viral, Dr. Oz discussed the toxicity of the biotech industry's favorite pesticide "glyphosate" — a dangerous chemical that even the World Health Organization now admits likely causes cancer."
The Health Ranger went on to explain;
"The World Health Organization's cancer agency has declared the world's most widely used weedkiller – glyphosate – a "probable human carcinogen" in a move that will alarm the agrochemical industry and amateur gardeners. The assessment by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) of glyphosate, which is used in herbicides with estimated annual sales of USD 6 Billion, will be of special concern to Monsanto, the company that brought glyphosate to market under the trade name Roundup in the 1970s."
Four fifths of GMO crop worldwide is engineered to be grown with this dangerous chemical herbicide. The IARC's assessment is published in the latest issue of The Lancet Oncology.
Now dial it back three years … another iconic historic "tsunami" of information revealing GMO toxicity:
The Year is 2012: French Molecular Biologist Seralini does Roundup Toxicity Study and lab rats get CANCER TUMORS the size of golf balls from GM Corn
Also known as maize (GM NK603), today's non-organic corn is being referred to as Frankencorn. More and more people are realizing what's driving the cancer statistics so high in America. GM corn, soy, canola and the like. Thanks to the results of a reliable independent study that hundreds of scientists supported, we can all be sure of some certain truths, that help us move along with our day, and that help us know exactly what to NEVER buy or eat.
By the way, the following independent studies are all available for you to completely review yourself right here. Link to every single study and you too can be sure about all of this. When you're done reading this review, come back to this link and check it out:
Without further adieu, here are the summaries of the independent studies, respecting the iconic importance of each for its own merit. Much appreciation is due to these scientists and researchers who are looking out for the clean food movement at all times. Health enthusiasts around the world would like to say "Thank you!" Journalists thank you. Investigative reporters for Natural Health News thank you.
GMO Study from 2011:
"Multiple Toxins from GMOs Detected in Maternal and Fetal Blood"
The environmental toxin and pesticide found in Monsanto's Bt corn was found (at shocking levels/concentration) in fetal blood. This study was published in the Journal Reproductive Toxicology back in 2011. The research was done in Canada and was the first of its kind. The fragility of the fetus and the concentration of genetically modified foods has been put under the spotlight here. Blood samples were taken from thirty pregnant women and thirty non-pregnant. The fetus was proven to be highly susceptible to the adverse affects of XENOBIOTICS, a foreign chemical substance found within an organism that is "not naturally produced." Environmental AGENTS are disrupting biological events that are REQUIRED to ensure normal growth and development. This is what the study reveals to the world, but mainstream media keeps a complete blackout on these topics (well, that is except for Dr. Oz).
Study: "DNA from Genetically Modified Crops Transfer into Humans Who Eat Them"
DNA fragments that are "meal-derived" carry COMPLETE GENES that can enter into the human circulation system via an "unknown mechanism." This study was published in the peer reviewed Public Library of Science (PLOS). In one of the samples, scientists were astonished to see that the concentration of relative GM plant DNA was HIGHER than the human DNA. This contradicts everything Biotech has been saying about how their chemicals don't affect humans or transfer. Imagine being more genetically modified than human after consuming GM toxic food for years and years. This could happen and this study proves it.
Over 1,000 human samples were compiled from four independent studies and analyzed for this study. That's five studies in one. What more proof do you need, in order to avoid GMO at all costs for the rest of your life? By the way, PLOS is an open access, well-respected and yes, peer-reviewed scientific journal (for all you science zealots who must have peer reviews to even consider changing your ways on something).
"Our bloodstream is considered to be an environment well separated from the outside world and the digestive tract. According to the standard paradigm large macromolecules consumed with food cannot pass directly to the circulatory system. During digestion proteins and DNA are thought to be degraded into small constituents, amino acids and nucleic acids, respectively, and then absorbed by a complex active process and distributed to various parts of the body through the circulation system. Here, based on the analysis of over 1000 human samples from four independent studies, we report evidence that meal-derived DNA fragments which are large enough to carry complete genes can avoid degradation and through an unknown mechanism enter the human circulation system."
This study means it's highly possible than GMOs can enter into our cells. Keep reading.
New Study Links GMOs to Gluten Disorders that Affect 18 Million Americans
A fairly new study released by the Institute for Responsible Technology used data from the US dept. of Agriculture, the EPA and medical journal reviews combined with independent research. Let's see Biotech try to discredit all that. The authors relate genetically modified foods to five major conditions related to gluten disorders, including autoimmune disorder. You see, no human being alive isn't "allergic" in some ways to chemical pesticides, its just that they manifest differently in different people. It could start with intestinal permeability and imbalanced gut bacteria. This has been known by health enthusiasts and nutritionists for decades. Now it's proven so. Pesticide food can activate allergic responses after it impairs digestion and damages intestinal walls. Gluten is like food glue and contains the toxins, which can "park" themselves in divots (ie: diverticulitis) and become deadly polyps. The Institute for Responsible Technology, by the way, is a world leader in educating policy makers and the public about GM crops.
"Study Links Genetically Modified Corn to Rat Tumors"
Looking for a "Long-Term" Study you can sink your teeth into, because you've heard those are the only studies that matter? Here you go. Gilles-Eric Seralini and his team of researchers at a University ran a long term, significant study, mentioned at the beginning of this article, and revealed, under controlled conditions, what Monsanto's GMO maize treated with Monsanto's toxic roundup herbicide did to rats that consumed it. This was the first long-term study of its kind, and the backlash from Biotech was vicious. Half the female rats died after growing cancerous tumors the size of golf balls. This all took place in just weeks, even though the rat's common lifespan is about two years. The study was retracted by the fraudulent "peer review" paid shills from Biotech, and serendipitously that made the research even more iconic, relevant, and of ultra-importance to the corn and soy eating world we live in.
"GM Crop Production is Lowering US Yields and Increasing Pesticide Use"
Isn't it ironic that the one goal and mission of GMO was to increase yield by killing off more bugs and killing off more weeds, and just the opposite is happening all over the world, wherever GM crops are planted.
To "top it off" (pun intended), farmers have to use MORE pesticide to ward off these superbugs that have grown immune to the insecticide that's laden inside the seed, stems and produce growing in the fields of America, and the superweeds that have grown immune to the toxic herbicide that's laden inside the seed, stems and produce growing in the crop fields around the world.
And isn't it sad that while farmers lose income, lose their farms, and lose their livestock to bugs, disease, bacteria, viruses and GM health detriment, these farmers are also losing loved ones to cancer and Alzheimer's disease, yet the CDC will still tell you Alzheimer's is genetically inherited and that there's no cure for it or cancer. What a humongous LIE.
Glyphosate induces Breast Cancer cell growth via Estrogen Receptors
Glyphosate, a main ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup – and only the most popular herbicide on planet earth (in this case "popular" is a bad thing), is wreaking havoc on human hormones by functioning as an endocrine disruptor. These are chemicals that interfere with normal hormone balance and the whole system in mammals. This study was published in the US National Library of Medicine. This kind of hormone disruption can cause developmental disorders, birth defects and yes, cancer tumors (especially breast cancer tumors). It's also important to understand that tumors are a way the body contains the cancer as long as it can. That's why going under the knife is always a scary and last option. Cancer can "escape" while in surgery, if the blood and tissues are spread that are trying to contain the cancer. Contaminated soybean products are found all over the place, including in dietary supplements and can add to estrogenicity dangers, per the research, and Monsanto's roundup is considered a "xenoestrogen" which is a foreign estrogen that mimics the real thing. This can also lead to thyroid issues and infertility, besides just the deadly cancer.
"Glyphosate Linked to Birth Defects"
This study revealed that European regulators have known since 2002 that Monsanto's glyphosate causes birth malformations. In Germany (of all places) the Federal Office for Consumer Protection and Food Safety told the European Commission there was no evidence of this. Regulators simply lied through their teeth, probably for some huge payoff money, or they were already "in bed" with Biotech manufacturers. The current approval of glyphosate is deeply flawed and most unreliable. This study reveals how the glyphosate approval actually came to be.
A new book by Stephen Druker, an attorney (who is endorsed by the Great Jane Goodall), reveals this 30-year atrocity of the subversion of science by Biotech.
Take a good look at this book, "Altered Genes, Twisted Truth" when you get a chance: http://www.naturalnews.com/049063_altered_genes_gmos_biotech.html
Dating all the way back to the 1980s, industry regulators knew glyphosate causes malformations, but this info was never made public. No wonder GMO is still unlabeled in the USA. Multiple peer-reviewed scientific literature documents serious health hazards posed by glyphosate. This all can occur at LOW doses too, per the study. The German government knew, and why should we even be surprised. It was Nazi scientists who worked for Bayer and BASF that came back to work for the US pharmaceutical and food-chemical companies that later became Big Agriculture, Biotech and Frankenfood. It's all just IG Farben Frankenfood carried forth from WWII, including the adding of fluoride to drinking water – the "Cardinal" sin of the century.
Study Links Glyphosate To Autism, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's
When you eat glyphosate, you alter the chemistry of your body. A certain gene pathway is disrupted and the human enzymes that detoxify you of xenobiotics are broken down and ruined. This prevents you from detoxifying properly the various chemicals found in not only pesticides, but drugs too. "Ask your doctor if destroying your healthy enzymes is good for you." Most chronically ill humans have higher glyphosate levels than healthy ones. I bet you didn't know that.
Studies Link GMO Animal Feed to Severe Stomach Inflammation
GM feed for pigs was studied and the results published in the peer reviewed journal Organic Systems. Scientists randomized and fed male and female pigs a mix of GM soy and GM corn for about half a year, about the lifetime of a pig from birth to slaughter in the US. The GM fed pigs had uteri that were 25% heavier than the non-GM fed pigs and a higher rate of SEVERE stomach inflammation over 32% compared to non-GM fed pigs. You are what you eat, and if the pigs are eating "cancer food" then guess what you're eating? Humans have a very similar gastrointestinal tract to pigs, in case you were wondering about that.
Conclusion? GMO risk assessment is based on very little scientific evidence and do not ensure safety. GM food can probably kill humans inside of ten years if that's all you consume.
"Over the past few years, a number of countries have completely banned GMOs and the pesticides that go along with them, and they are doing so for a reason. The latest country to consider a complete ban is Russia after top government scientists recommended at least a 10 year ban."
So don't be fooled by the worst food on the planet (Mickey Dee's) trying to add in some "kale" when you know good and well what all that genetically mutated corn and soy does to a body! http://www.naturalnews.com/049693_kale_McDonalds_menu_fast_food.html
Oh, yeah, and don't believe a word the CDC has to say about GMO. They are and have been corrupt with all kinds of fraud for a century. Read this:
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There is nothing worse than comparing auto insurance quotes just to find that the quote received was inaccurate and the payment is significantly higher. When a driver requests an auto insurance quote in San Diego, the rates that are calculated are based on the information that is provided. If there is even a minor error in the information that is submitted, the actual rate of the policy once it is issued can be raised. This becomes a major inconvenience when you are switching from one insurer to another to save money monthly.
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"It doesn't matter." "We are all going to die sometime." These two sentences make me cringe when I hear them spoken, and unfortunately, I have heard them often.
What bothers me the most, is that it's always the 'healthy' that speak these words. The ones whose health has not quit on them and who take it for granted that smoking, drinking, and eating whatever they like will never affect them. They can not imagine themselves bent over in stomach pain, cancer-ridden, arthritic, with fibromyalgia, or diabetic. Yet according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 7 out of 10 Americans will die from a chronic PREVENTABLE illness. These diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and strokes account for 50% of all deaths every year. In 2005, 1 out of every 2 Americans has a chronic illness that keeps them from performing one or more daily activities. Diabetes is the number one reason for kidney failure, amputations, and blindness for ages 20 to 74. Clearly, we are doing something incredibly damaging to our bodies. What is it? Does nature just pick someone and pull the trigger? I know with these kinds of statistics it is easy to give up, say it doesn't matter, and allow our culture to carry us away into chronic disease land. One of my favorite quotes is from Dr. Andrew Saul of the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, he said, "The only way to win, is not to play."
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Which files where the fixes for issues 9.) and 10.) made in because I'm not seeing the effect of that change so what I'll need to do is try extracting the relevant files from the latest master and then adding them to warzone2100-master-20180204-051309-ab17b9b.exe as a mod because that is the last version of master that worked for me so for the time being I'm just trying to work around it.
or was the change in one of the files that make up the main warzone.exe in which case I'm pretty much stuffed.
spent a little time updating this some, so now all the screen shot are uploaded to the forum, I also added the missing screen shots, updated the save file for the commander bug so it shouldn't crash when you try to load it with the latest master any more, and just in case anyone has issues getting the save to load I also attached a short video clip demonstrating the issue.


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Carrier Interest Group Face-to-Face/prpl Mini-Summit – May 31-June 1 – Silicon Valley
Meeting location: 1700 Technology Drive, San Jose, CA, 95110 – Participate remotely
The Carrier Interest Group Face-to-Face will be held on May 31 and June 1. Soraya Kasnavi of Qualcomm has graciously offered to host at the Qualcomm office in San Jose. In order to make the best use of prpl Member time and travel resources, we're inviting other prpl groups to schedule meetings as well, making this a prpl Mini-Summit. If you would like other topics added, please let your group chairs know or bring them up on your group's Basecamp or mailing list.
The CIG and its subcommittees, and other group chairs have suggested the following agenda items which may adjust a bit based upon how much progress is made before the meetings. The agenda topics are as follows:
May 31
9AM – Low-Level API Subgroup – Chairs: Felix Fietkau, Wouter Cloutens
- Review/finalize WLAN Recommendations
- Get feedback from chipset makers
- Review status of implementation
- Strategies for current non-standard extensions as well as avoiding them in the future
- Review and feedback by invited Linux-Wireless developers
- Discuss testing strategy (verification of compliance)
- Discuss common APIs for GPIO/LED/PBC
12:45PM – Lunch
2PM – TrustContinuum – Chairs: Majid Bemanian, Nick Cook
- Presentation of TrustContinuum API
- Presentation of TrustContinuum Demo
4PM – prplwrt – Security Subgroup discussion
June 1
9AM – Software Stack Independent API – Chairs: Bruce Horowitz, Sukru Senli, Wouter Cloutens
- Presentation from Pedro Santos, Vodafone
- Presentation from Wouter Cloutens, SoftAtHome
- Presentation from Sukru Senli, Inteno
- Presentation from Pasquale Bombino, ADB
- Resolve architecture of the solution. (Hopefully this will be a short discussion and will have been resolved prior to the F2F)
- Discuss and consider proposals for WiFi object model
- Discuss and evaluate security considerations
- Deciding next steps
12:45PM – Lunch & Live Demo of prpl Security Framework – Cesare Garlati
2PM – Carrier Interest Group – Chairs: Pasquale Bombino, Wojtek Makowski
Carrier Interest Group roundtable discussion on each party's views and strategies in the following areas:
- Broadband : Vision and thoughts on future evolution and services in Broadband domain
- RDK : While from RDK-V (Video) part is a bit more clear the market and B2B proposition, from RDK-B (Broadband) perspective it seems there is not yet a common understanding, common proposition and strategy.
- Virtualization : More and more Operators are trying to "virtualize" as much as possible for cutting their operational costs. What your vision and strategy on this?
- 5G : 5G mobile may become the next Broadband Technology of choice wherever FTTH is not available. Of course it will be for the next 2-4 years products, btw active discussion on technology, proposition, bandwidth utilization, regulatory aspects is ongoing. What's your vision and strategy on this?
- WiFi 802.11ad : This seems to be the next generation trend for devices/products.
- IoT : products and solutions for IoT (E2E including Cloud platforms) are exploding and the chipset vendors are investing money on it.
- Any other technologies or solutions?
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