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By Evan Henerson
Donald Trump pledged to bring jobs back to the U.S. Three months into his first term, the Center for Economic and Policy Research has devised a way of charting the outcome of the president's promise.
Every month, following the release of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment numbers, CEPR updates its Blue Collar jobs Tracker (BCJT) to chart the state-by-state growth (or loss) of jobs in "goods-producing" areas of manufacturing, mining, construction and logging. Site visitors can click on their state to gauge changes month by month and consult a graph that speficially follows the Rust Belt States.
A survey through recent CEPR posts since the launch of the BCJT reveals that after substantial gains in construction jobs in January and February (88,000), 6,000 jobs were added in March and April. Manufacturing saw an increase of 6,000 jobs in April following job gains of 22,000 in February and 13,000 in March.
Another post lists the states with the highest and lowest concentration of blue collar jobs. At the time of the survey, Indiana led the way with 21.4% of the workforce "employed in goods-producing industries" and with manufacturing comprising 17% of all jobs in the state.
The state with the lowest percentage of blue-collar jobs is Hawaii where blue-collar jobs make up 8% of the total workforce.
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Top 10 programming languages :
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I am back again after a couple of days . Today i am gonna write about some thing that's called programming .
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Hello friends ..!!
I am back again after a couple of days . Today i am gonna write about some thing that's called programming .
In today's fast going world everyone has a question but here we are going to discuss about one of those very famous question that which programming language should i learn ?
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10 ) Objective - C
Objective-C is a general-purpose, object-oriented programming language that adds Smalltalk-style messaging to the C programming language. It is the main programming language used by Apple for the OS X and IOS operating systems, and their respective application programming interfaces (APIs), Cocoa and Cocoa Touch.
9 ) Ruby
Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose programming language. It was designed and developed in the mid-1990 by Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto in Japan.
According to its authors, Ruby was influenced by Perl, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Ada, and Lisp. It supports multiple programming paradigms, including functional, object-oriented, and imperative. It also has a dynamic type system and automatic memory management.
SQL (Structured Query Language) is a special-purpose programming language designed for managing data held in a relational database management system (RDBMS), or for stream processing in a relational data stream management system (RDSMS).
C is a general-purpose, imperative computer programming language, supporting structured programming,lexical variable scope and recursion, while a static type system prevents many unintended operations. By design, C provides constructs that map efficiently to typical machine instructions, and therefore it has found lasting use in applications that had formerly been coded in assembly language, including operating systems, as well as various application software for computers ranging from supercomputers to embedded systems. It was designed and developed by Dennis Ritchie .
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6 ) Python
Python is a widely used general-purpose, high-level programming language. Its design philosophy emphasizes codereadability, and its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code than would be possible in languages such as C++ or Java.The language provides constructs intended to enable clear programs on both a small and large scale.
Python supports multiple programming paradigms, including object-oriented, imperative and functional programming or proceduralstyles. It features a dynamic type system and automatic memory management and has a large and comprehensive standard library.It is designed and developed by Guido van Rossum,
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5 ) c++
C++ (pronounced as c plus plus,/) is a general-purpose programming language. It has imperative, object-oriented and generic programming features, while also providing facilities for low-level memory manipulation.It is developed by Bjarne Stroustrup .
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PHP is a server-side scripting language designed for web development but also used as a general-purpose programming language. As of January 2013, PHP was installed on more than 240 million websites (39% of those sampled) and 2.1 million web servers.Originally created by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994,the reference implementation of PHP (powered by the Zend Engine) is now produced by The PHP Group.While PHP originally stood for Personal Home Page, it now stands for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, which is a recursive backronym.
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3 ) c#Third on the list is Microsoft's C#. According to the company, "You can use C# to create Windows client applications, XML Web services, distributed components, client-server applications, database applications, and much, much more. Visual C# provides an advanced code editor, convenient user interface designers, integrated debugger, and many other tools to make it easier to develop applications based on the C# language and the .NET Framework." It is
2 ) JavaScript
java is ageneral-purpose computer programming language that is concurrent, class-based, object-oriented, and specifically designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible. It is intended to let application developers "write once, run anywhere" (WORA), meaning that compiled Java code can run on all platforms that support Java without the need for recompilation. Java applications are typically compiled to bytecode that can run on any Java virtual machine (JVM) regardless of computer architecture. As of 2015, Java is one of the most popular programming languages in use,particularly for client-server web applications, with a reported 9 million developers.Java was originally developed by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems (which has since been acquired by Oracle Corporation) and released in 1995 as a core component of Sun Microsystems' Java platform. The language derives much of its syntax from C and C++, but it has fewer low-level facilities than either of them.
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F1rst Jobs
Summer Employment Initiative for teens on the North Shore
F1rstJobs provides first-time employment opportunities for teens during July and August. In 2014 we began using an expanded 15 hour job readiness curriculum "Signal Success" for all youth who participate in the program. This new curriculum was piloted Statewide in Massachusetts' Gateway Cities to reinforce job readiness skills for youth who are starting their first job. This will provide the youth not only a summer employment experience, but also the important skills they need to enter the workforce.
As a North Shore business or non-profit/public organization, we would like to invite you to be a part of this vital initiative:
- Hiring a teen this summer, or
- Contributing money to the First Jobs Fund at the Essex County Community Foundation so that local non-profit and public organizations can hire teens
We invite you to take advantage of this opportunity to contribute to the development of tomorrow's workforce, help teens develop career goals, and benefit the communities you work and live in.
Who are F1rstJob Youths?
17 year old Andrew worked at the North Shore Community Development Coalition (CDC) this summer as part of the STAND (Students Take Action for Neighborhood Development) program. His team worked to revitalize parts of The Point (Salem) through outdoor beautification, trash and graffiti removal and more.
He prepared for his first job by attending workshops through the North Shore Youth Career Center, and now feels more empowered to excel in school, and he is working diligently towards his career goal of becoming a chef!
Katherine, age 16, completed her summer job at North Shore Medical Center in Salem (Partners Health). . Although she had never worked, Katherine is a quick learner, and her supervisors were impressed with her maturity. Katherine spent her days checking in on patients, asking their opinions of their food and related service, and then reporting back to supervisors. Katherine was required to demonstrate professional work attire, attitude, communication and behavior. Her experience at the hospital, as well as the North Shore Youth Career Center Job Readiness Workshops, taught her about the importance of punctuality, time management, and communication.
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Businesses need to make a profit because without profits, businesses go away and can no longer serve the people they were formerly serving.
How you make this happen is entirely up to you.
You could squeeze another $1,000 out of a customer here and there. You could cut corners and scale back the value you're delivering. There are endless ways to make a little extra today.
Or, you could deliver so much value to your customer that, not only is she delighted to pay your premium price because she believes it was a bargain, but she also tells three, five or even seven of her friends.
Financial gain comes from people gain.
You could view your employees as low cost, easily replaceable parts of a machine so they become just that; you have to replace them because they break or quit working for you.
Or, you could realize that each person is unique, with individual talents and dreams and requires investment. You could spend a little extra time getting to know them up front, working on goal setting and putting them in the right place so they solve problems for your customers, work tenaciously toward a shared vision, and created a more valuable organization.
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Jake Disston begins the period by challenging his students to work at their tables to group the cards they have in front of them, creating as many different groupings as they can, and devising language to describe each group.
7th & 8th Grade Math – Graphs, Equations, & Tables
Jacob Disston and Jesse Ragent, Willard Middle School, Berkeley Unified School District, Berkeley, California
00:00 Ok, people have already started doing this which I'm really excited to see. What we'd like you to do is actually move them around and put them in groups.
00:07 And they can be groups that you see commonality between. So what we what you to do is to organize the graphs into groups,
00:14 create as many different groupings as you can and then be able to describe, come up with language to describe each group. Al right?
00:22 And I'll stop you in about five minutes to talk.
00:41 Do we have to find the equation?
00:45 …this one goes with that one.
01:05 This is like both.
01:10 This is too.
01:11 Not necessarily. Not that one. Positive.
01:23 These are just the X, or just the Y's.
01:40 I feel kind of left out.
01:49 There's one that starts at negative four maybe you compare those.
02:04 If they're the same but going separate ways it's a parallelogram.
02:21 Yeah. Yeah. Because this is like positive four and this is negative four.
02:27 So we are trying to make as many groups as we can, right?
02:41 Very good things.
02:44 Before he goes off, I've just got to say I'm so impressed both with the quality of the students but the hair. (laughter)
02:51 Thank you.
02:54 I heard it was crazy hair day too.
02:58 You caught us on our best day.
02:59 You should see us tomorrow.
03:00 What's tomorrow?
03:08 The whole shebang? No holds barred?
03:16 So here's what we want to do. What we'd like to do is hear some of what you guys noticed, what you thought was…what stood out about these graphs.
03:30 What are the things that you noticed? And I have these slightly larger copies and we will sort of get a sense so the whole class can see what different things you paid attention to.
03:37 So do you want to start over here?
03:39 Ah yeah. So for Jeff, we made a group of linear equation graphs.
03:46 And for Sarah we had positive graphs.
03:50 So hold on one sec. So let me…and how did you determine linear? Let's call it linear. Give me some of the ones that are in linear.
04:00 So we have a Y equals minus X.
04:04 Just give me the graph numbers.
04:20 and G11
04:25 So G9, G7, G5, G12
04:30 No not seven.
04:31 Oh. O.K. and what did you give this name?
04:33 Linear equation graphs.
04:34 Linear equation graphs. O.K. Great. And why did you call them that?
04:38 We did you call them that?
04:39 Well, we call these…basically equation graphs…well linear equation graphs because you find the points by an equation
04:47 so say for G9 you have the equation Y=-X squared. So you could use X and find the points on a graph.
04:59 What do you guys think? Good? So we are talking about equations. Do you guys…So he used this word linear, how many people know what linear means?
05:10 Well, sort of.
05:11 So what does it mean? We call things linear equations or linear graphs. Yeah.
05:16 I think it has to do with order and being in order.
05:20 Tell me more.
05:22 Just so if you have Y=X squared or negative X squared then you would plug in one for X, two for X, three for X…
05:32 O.K. so I'll go to what you said Y=X squared. You'd plug in values. Do you have a way of organizing that?
05:38 Yes, so you would put Y=1 squared. One squared equals one.
05:44 And I heard somebody say T-chart, is T-chart familiar? Yes.
05:47 So a table or a T-chart you have something like this. You'd say X=1 so Y=1.
05:55 X equals 2, Y equals 4 excetera. And so on and so on.
06:02 I see the equation and I see the relationship between X and Y but I want to go back to this because you called it linear. Yeah.
06:08 So linear basically means lines, right?
06:10 So does everybody…would that make sense? That linear would mean lines? Why?
06:16 Because it has the word line in it?
06:20 Yeah. Because it has got the word line in there. Line. And what's the opposite of linear?
06:26 Non-linear?
06:27 Say it. Loud.
06:28 Non-linear?
06:29 Which would mean non…so what's something that's not a line?
06:35 A parabola?
06:36 A parabola. A curve. So what do we have up here?
06:39 Parabolas.
06:40 So these are actually…
06:43 Parabolas.
06:44 Parabolas, which are non-linear. O.K. So we made a mistake. Here let's put this.
06:54 Alright so…and they can be formed by using equations and tables etcetera. Great.
07:00 Do we have an eraser?
07:05 Yep.
07:08 Can I hear from a different group about a different grouping? Ah so let's go to Sam. What did you guys pull out?
07:16 We had undefined in a pile.
07:21 And tell me what you mean by…or tell me which ones first of all so we can get them up…
07:28 G1. Only one, O.K. G1 and G1 looked like that and you called it what?
07:32 Undefined.
07:33 Undefined. So tell me about undefined.
07:36 Because it has no rise or runs so it doesn't move.
07:43 So no rise and runs. What do people think of that idea of undefined? No rise and run. Somehow different than… we actually don't have the linear ones up
07:53 But I assume that, Dylan, that if you pulled out non-linear than the other were linear.
07:57 And does this fit? Where does this fit? This G1.
08:00 It fits with the undefined…well it's a line so it would be in the linear group.
08:04 O.K. O.K. So…
08:09 So what's undefined? The whole line is undefined? Or… Yeah.
08:17 The slope is undefined.
08:18 Yeah. There's no slope.
08:19 Because you talked about rise and run or something.
08:20 Yeah.
08:24 So can I write slope undefined?
08:27 Yeah.
08:31 Great. And did anybody else find another one that fit that same category? Slope undefined? So the G1 was the only one with slope undefined?
08:43 That's zero.
08:43 I think everybody agrees with you.
08:46 Opposite day!
08:48 Opposite day! So is G4 undefined?
08:52 No.
08:53 Why?
08:58 So, it does have a run, so to speak, it goes across but I don't have to go up at all. And this has a rise but I don't go over,
09:07 So yeah that idea of why this is defined, and this isn't defined, is kind of an interesting thing to think about. Maybe we will come back to that.
09:16 So let's hold that out because that doesn't…we are going to say that doesn't fit there.
09:19 Any other categories that people came up with? Yes.
09:22 Linear equations.
09:23 Linear equations. And give me a couple that fit with…
09:29 G8, G3, G10, G6, G2, and G7. Yeah just the only ones that were left.
09:50 So, we've got some linear equations and again, linear means…line.
09:56 So, have we put them all up? The twelve? Now that doesn't mean that is the only way you could have sorted them, right?
10:03 Did people come up with other categories besides the three that we have? Slope undefined, non-linear, linear. Neil?
10:10 We came up with a positive linear, like, positive and negative graphs.
10:17 O.K. Do you have a linear? Cool. We are running out of magnets but that's O.K.
10:24 And then within here you had positive and negative as ways to, sort of, separate. O.K.? Any other sub-categories? Yeah.
10:39 The same Y intercept?
10:41 Same Y intercept. Tell me about that.
10:44 I have three groups here of Y-intercepts. In this one I have two on negative four and one on positive four.
10:53 O.K. Give me…
10:56 G2, G8 and G7.
10:57 O.K. so G2 has a Y intercept of positive four.
11:04 Positive four. And you saw other ones that had a Y intercept of positive four?
11:09 Negative four. Both the other ones, negative four.
11:11 Ah, got it. So you had positive four and negative four and…
11:14 Negative four.
11:16 O.K. Alright. Got it.
11:21 So we can divide those into different Y-intercepts. Alright?
11:25 And then this one, the Y-intercepts are all on zero.
11:29 Got it. So we have ones like this one and this one and this one, G6, which have Y-intercepts of zero.
11:35 Yeah. G6, G3 and G10.
11:36 O.K. Great. Any other things people noticed to help sort or to group these? We've got, sort of, Y-intercept, positive slope, negative slope, linear, non-linear, slope undefined.
11:49 Yeah.
11:50 Zero. A zero slope.
11:54 And a zero slope so among the linear there is positive slope, negative slope and zero slope.
11:59 Excellent. Which doesn't fit either positive or negative.
12:05 Yeah.
12:06 O.K. Alright. Good.
12:09 You guys are so impressive. I wish I had you for my class.
JESSE RAGENT: It is clear early on that there is lots of background knowledge that the students bring to the task. In the first few minutes I hear lots of relevant vocabulary "... just x, just y, slope, positive, negative, 0, undefined, intercept..." And yet, as the first student reports, it becomes clear that while there is some understanding of the information, there still remains plenty of misunderstanding and confusion.
his clip reminds me of the need to honor all responses in class discussion. Jake is able to elegantly bring the incorrect notion of Dylan's "linear" grouping of the quadratics into proper focus and clarity in a way that did not denigrate the student at all. Additionally, I am reminded of how I should provide opportunities like this that enable me as a teacher to see how students will bring prior knowledge to a novel task. Only then will I know how deep (or shaky) their learning is.


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In her cover story for ELLE UK magazine's March 2016 issue, the 23-year-old Victoria's Secret Angel-turned-NYU coed neglected to name her "Shake It Off" singer pal, but it's pretty obvious who she's referring to.
However, Kloss also realizes that every relationship has its share of good and bad- "I definitely don't like negative confrontation. I'm not great at arguing. I'm not good at getting into fights. I always lose and it makes me really uncomfortable. But I guess real, true relationships and friendships come with ups and downs so it's about figuring out how to work with that."


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SALES-PROMOTIONS provides full service web solutions to support our client's promotional and fulfilment programs. As world leader in our industry, we currently serve leading multinational corporations.
- Development of new and support of the current web based software;
- Work closely with the project managers, other developers and QAs to establish development
- plans and time lines;
- Balancing and prioritizing multiple tasks;
- Experience with version control systems (Git, SVN).
- The successful candidate will be self-directed, able to work with the people around.
- Strong interpersonal skills, time-management, and accuracy are required.
- Demonstrable knowledge of web technologies including HTML, PHP, SQL (Postgre, Ms, My),
- CSS, AJAX, OOP, JavaScript (JQuery);
- 4 years of on hands PHP experience;
- Good analytic and problem solving skills;
- Knowledge of English language on a working level is an advantage;
- Experience with Laravel or other MVC.
We offer immediate start, competitive remuneration and bonus scheme, great social package, full and paid training, great work environment, long-term career opportunity and job security in a multinational company.
About the company
Sales-Promotions provides full service solutions that ensure our clients promotions and fulfilment programs meet their key business objectives and maintain core brand identity. A recognised world leader in the Promotional Management and Fulfilment Industry, we currently serve a range of clients from leading multinational corporations through to single country retailers/e-tailers.


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Safavieh Hand-woven Country Living Reversible Tan Braided Rug (8' x 10'). Product Description: Add functional beauty your home decor with a braided rug. This floor rug features accents of tan, blue and yellow made from a polypropylene pile providing comfort and softness to the touch. Reversible area rug offers quality, style and durability.
Reversible oval rug can be used outdoors. TipWe recommend the use of a non-skid pad.
To keep the rug in place on smooth surfaces. All rug sizes are approximate. Due to the difference of monitor colors, some rug colors may vary slightly. We try to represent all rug colors accurately. Please refer to the text above for a description of the colors shown in the photo.You may contact your states Department of Revenue for details on how to file this return. The item "Safavieh Hand-woven Country Living Reversible Tan Braided Rug (8' x 10')" is in sale since Tuesday, November 21, 2017. This item is in the category "Home & Garden\Rugs & Carpets\Area Rugs". The seller is "overstock" and is located in US. This item can be shipped to United States.


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Peerless design inc.
Peerless design inc.
Attn: Brett Jones, Krista Trovato
4851 Rittenhouse Road
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(412) 927-0404
Peerless design inc. is a full service Pittsburgh website design company with a wide range of media experience and expertise. Our teams experience started with the infancy of html websites and has grown along with the industry to provide you with the latest responsive design, structure and security needed for today's business.
Services Offered: Web Design, Website Development, Website Management, Web Applications
Tagged: Drupal, e-Commerce, Political. Non-Profit, Responsive Design
Nutritional Frontiers
A great B2B e-Commerce website designed in Drupal for a local manufacturer of health supplements. This website serves as a concierge for there clients and the industry.
DeLallo's Ft. Couch Cafe
Local favorite located in the South Hills, their website features Lunch and Dinner menu's as well as an online catering order form.
Prevention Inventions
Very extensive B2C e-Commerce website for a local nutritionist. Health questionnaire, ailment pages and polular searches make this site easy to navigate and use for clients accross the world.
Peerless design inc.
I want to take a minute to brag about the redesign of our website. Our website was recently upgraded to a responsive design that displays smoothly across all devices. No more maintaining two separate websites to accomaodate mobile devices. We are among the first web designers in the area to actually incorporate responsive design on our own site.


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If you're running Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Me, Windows 2000, or Windows XP, Microsoft has provided you with built-in NAT software for sharing a broadband Internet connection. This software is called Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), and it enables a single gateway computer to manage a shared Internet connection for other multiple computers on a LAN.
Internet Connection Sharing was not included in the first edition of Windows 98, nor in Windows 95 or any previous versions of the Windows operating system.
With ICS, the gateway computer is called the host, and all the other computers on the network are called clients. The host computer and the clients have to be set up separately, as described in the following sections.
The following instructions assume that you've already installed and configured network cards in each of your computers.
To install ICS on your lead computer, follow these steps:
From the Windows Control Panel, launch the Add/Remove Programs applet and select the Windows Setup tab.
In the Component list, highlight Internet Tools and click the Details button.
When the Internet Connection Sharing Wizard appears, as shown in Figure 3.5, click Next to advance to the next screen.
Figure 3.5. Use the Internet Connection Setup Wizard to set up Internet Connection Sharing on your gateway PC.
When the next screen appears, choose the High-Speed Connection option and click Next. (If you're sharing a dial-up connection, choose Dial-Up Connection instead.)
When the next screen appears, select the network card that is connected to your broadband connection, then click Next.
Because you have two network cards installed on your gateway computer, it's relatively easy to choose the wrong card at this step. If you get to the end of the process and find that the shared connection isn't working, you probably picked the wrong card—so switch the cables connected to each card and everything should be fixed.
The wizard will now ask you whether you want to create an Internet Connection Sharing Client Disk. Click Yes to do this.
When the final screen appears, click Finish. Restart Windows when prompted.
After you've installed ICS on your gateway computer, you need to configure all your client computers to share the connection, as described next.
For each client computer on your shared connection, follow these steps:
From the Windows Control Panel, launch the Network applet and select the Configuration tab.
From the list of installed components, select the TCP/IP component for the installed network card (should read TCP/IP->nameofcardnameofcard>) and click the Properties button.
When the TCP/IP Properties dialog box appears, select the IP Address tab and choose the Obtain an IP Address Automatically option.
Still within the TCP/IP Properties dialog box, select the WINS Configuration tab and choose the Use DHCP for WINS Resolution option.
Select the DNS Configuration tab and choose the Disable DNS option.
Select the Gateway tab and remove any items in the Installed Gateways list.
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- Fha to Increase Monthly and Upfront Mip on All Loans (michiganlendingnews.com)
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If you're beginning the process of buying your next home, it's time to get moving if you're considering a FHA loan. The Federal Housing Administration has recently announced increases for FHA Annual Mortgage Insurance Premiums (MIP), and Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premiums (UFMIP).
But FHA insured loans are now popular because guidelines require a minimum credit score of 580 with a minimum down payment of 3.5% of the sales price. According to the FHA, loans have increased from 4.5% in 2005 to 40% of housing purchases in 2010. This has appears to be the catalyst for raising the MIP for FHA loans for the fourth time in 2 years. The latest changes involving both MIP and UFMIP are as follows: The Federal Housing Administration has made these adjustments to encourage the return of private investment into the residential mortgage market. Increasing MIP has become necessary to secure the FHA Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund. This new infusion of cash will help recover from recent borrower defaults. These higher MIP rates will impact first-time home buyers the worst because they will have a tough time producing a 20% down payment necessary to qualify for mortgages without required insurance.
These are the latest changes to FHA mortgage insurance premiums:
(1) FHA insured loans obtaining case numbers on or after April 1, 2012 will have premium increases of 0.10% for all loans under $625,500. This increases MIP from 1.15% to 1.25% of the loan.
(2) FHA loans from $625,500 to $729,750 will have 0.35% insurance increases beginning on June 1, 2012. This will bring the MIP ratio to 1.5% of loan value. The MIP will be 1.45% of the loan amount with a minimum down payment of 5%. MIP increases to 1.5% for down payments of less than 5%.
(3) The FHA Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premium will increase 0.75% to 1.75%. This applies to all FHA loans up to $729,750 (regardless of loan terms or ratios). This can be financed into the loan.
(4) The simple explanation for these increases will cost the home buyer an extra $1,500 UFMIP, and an annual increase of $200 MIP (divided monthly) on a 200,000 loan.
(5) The new schedule of annual MIP payment percentages are listed below. To calculate your annual MIP, multiply your beginning balance by your loan size (listed above). Then divide by 12 (months).
(6) Listed below are submission requirements which will change on April 1, 2012 when applying for FHA insured loans:
(7) Annual MIP payment requirements are terminated when the loan balance equals 78% of the original sales price or appraisal value (determined by the lower value). There must be at least 5 years of MIP payments for annual payments to be released.
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Aioli Potatoes. Cooked new potatoes or deli potato mixed with aioli is garlicmayonnaise. Potatoes and gravy accessories in one. A kind of potato salad that is suitable for grilled meat, chicken, fish, vegetables, etc.. Ingredients for Potato Aioli: Servings: 4 aioli potatoes Preparation: 5 minutes Cooking time: 25 minutes Ready in: 30 min 20-24 pieces of fresh potatoes or gourmet potatoes, about 7-8 small fresh potatoes per serving or 4-5 larger 4 spring onions or 100 g green beans 3 … Continue reading
Italian Food and Italian Buffet
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More elastics - class 2 configuration and midline adjustment
Same wires. Ligs are dark purple this time. I have to wear elastics in a class 2 figuration + one additional on the right side. For the day, the additional one is as in last month's configuration (see first picture). For the night, from second on top to last on bottom (see second picture). Can't do both at the same time because the self-made hook on the second tooth would break with two elastics. The class 2 configuration is to adjust how far the back teeth are behind the front. The additional elastic is because the upper midline is shifted to the left a little bit and teeth top and bottom don't align quite right yet.


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LOS ANGELES --Kelly Preston is returning to work after the death of her teenage son in January.Disney says Preston will co-star in its coming-of-age drama "The Last Song," which began filming this week in Savannah, Georgia. The 46-year-old actress plays the mother of Miley Cyrus' character, a rebellious teen forced to spend the summer with her estranged father, played by Greg Kinnear.
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Foreign Members of TWICE Continue to Capture Hearts of Fans
The four foreign members of TWICE continues to capture the hearts of fans.
On the November 28 broadcast of "My Little Television," the three Japanese members of TWICE, Sana, Momo, and Mina, as well as the Taiwanese member Tzuyu each take 20 minutes to take charge of the broadcast.
While there were some initial concerns that the members, who are not yet even one month into their debut, may not be able to make for a smooth broadcast, the members were very well-prepared and carried out the broadcast with no problems whatsoever.
In particular, Momo reveals her secret to making instant abs, and shares her secret to making abs in just ten minutes.
Sana, who came to Korea from Osaka just three years ago, shows off her talents in traditional Korean brush writing. She also learns some Busan dialect from the manager, and shows her irresistible aegyo.
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Tunisia's incentive and low-interest loan scheme Prosol can already celebrate its tenth anniversary next year. Since 2005, the Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas, STEG, has been managing the programme, which enables end consumers to repay a loan for a solar water heater over five years by having the instalment amount charged to their monthly STEG electricity bill. The programme was praised as an ideal showcase for the entire region, because market volume grew by more than a factor of ten in only five years. Before the start of the grant programme in 2005, Tunisia had only had an annual installation figure of 7,000 m2. In 2008, the subsidised collector area was already at 80,000 m2. But last year, market volume dropped to 53,000 m2 because of several factors listed below.
Chart: National Agency for Energy Conversation
Tunisia is venturing into another completely new solar thermal application area: solar process heat. After having started the national support programme Prosol first in 2005 for residential solar water heaters, then in 2009 for hotels, hamams (Turkish baths), academic houses and hospitals, Prosol Industry is now already the third scheme supporting solar thermal in the country. The National Fund for Energy Management, FNME, provides 30 % of the investment costs for a solar thermal process heat system, up to 75 Tunisian Dinar (TND) per m². The first step in the process was carrying out a market study, which identified 84 industrial premises and investigated their degree of commitment to using solar technology. The photo shows a successful FNME-supported installation at the Djerba Beach Hotel with 312 m² of collector area and a 15 m³ storage volume.
Photo: ANME
Tunisia's government has extended the incentive and low-interest loan scheme PROSOL to 2016. The latest contract between the Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas, STEG, and the Tunisian Attijari Bank ensures loan repayment for solar water heater purchases between 2012 and 2016. It grants users of solar water heaters five years to pay back the loan through their monthly STEG electricity bill. The electricity bill payment is the key success factor of the financial scheme PROSOL, because it is a fairly reliable way of refinancing the thousands of loans. The chart above shows the residential collector area which profited from PROSOL subsidies and loans each year.
Figure: ANME
After three years of preparation, the first Tunisian Programme of Activities (PoAs) for solar water heating was registered successfully with the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) in April 2011. It is only the second African PoA focusing exclusively on solar water heaters after the "SASSA Low Pressure Solar Water Heater Programme" in South Africa, which started in March 2011.Photos: Biome Solar Industry
The "Collective Prosol Programme" in Tunisia is gaining momentum. The National Agency for Energy Conservation (ANME) started the subsidy programme for solar thermal installations in the tertiary sector back in 2008. The application rate was low at first, but 2010 became a good year for the commercial solar thermal market. At the end of that year, ANME counted a total installed and subsidised collector area of 4,000 m2, including four hotel installations with together 480 m2 and around 130 smaller installations under 30 m2. According to ANME, grants for another 1,770 m2 are still in the pipeline. And, a solar programme targeting 18 public swimming pools is also under development. The photo shows the solar installation on the Iberostar Phenicia hotel in Hammamet, at the northeast coast of Tunisia. Photo: Alcor
The economic situation in Tunisia two months after former President Ben Ali left the country is back to normal. Material supply is available without delay, the grants of the incentive programme are paid and even the demand for solar water heaters slowed down only a bit. Solarthermalworld.org spoke with Amjed Sibai, Managing Director of Sines Industries, one of the largest collector and tank manufacturers in the country, about the current business situation in Tunisia. Sines was founded in 2005 by him and his brother Ismail Sibai, who transferred the technology from their Greek partner which has been in the solar thermal market since 1976.
Will this be the future of Nefta? The Soleil de Nefta project foresees the installation of solar energy systems of about 20 MW by 2016, in order to produce hot water, solar electricity and solar cooling energy for the city of Nefta in the south-west of Tunisia. Photo: ANME
The Tunisian solar thermal market has increased tenfold in only the last four years. Before starting the grant programme Prosol II in 2005, only 7,000 m2 had been installed in Tunisia (4.9 MWth). Last year already showed installations of 60,000 m2 (42 MWth), 74 % more than in the previous year. For 2008, the official target is 80,000 m2 (56 MWth) of newly installed collector area.
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Icarus Miniatures Lay Down Some Covering Fire With New Concept
January 31, 2015 by brennon
Icarus Miniatures have previewed another piece of artwork for their Sci-Fi game (which you can download the rules for HERE). This time around it's the Support Trooper laying down a withering amount of firepower...
"The Alliance arsenal is vast and varied, but there are a core range of weapons. All Alliance Troopers are issued a standard side arm; though some choose to use more powerful pistols.
Each standard trooper is also given the Alliance Standard Issue 7.62x51mm Assault Rifle, the AAR-7.
The AAR base is highly versatile and can be modified in any number of ways, with each part of the structure easily removed and replaced."
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OPT031: Glaucoma 2
Mae'r cynnwys hwn ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.
This module builds on from OPT010 – Glaucoma 1, to provide training in the auxiliary techniques that are used to monitor and diagnose ocular hypertension (OHT) and suspect glaucoma. Knowledge and skills are further enhanced to a level which will enable the optometrist to participate in community or hospital-based schemes and be capable of independently diagnosing and managing OHT combined with making a preliminary diagnosis of COAG.
The programme also develops knowledge of medical therapy in glaucoma and OHT to support the monitoring of patients with these conditions who are receiving medical treatment, covering the principles underpinning the management of these conditions.
The module aims to further develops skills in detecting a change in clinical status and decision making in patients at risk of developing glaucoma. Gonioscopy is introduced with extensive tutorials on this essential technique.
The follow-on module, OPT032: Glaucoma 3 - Advanced, completes the portfolio for glaucoma.
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September 2017
|24 contact hours over one academic term
|20 credits
CET points available
|OPT009 (or exemption via LOCSU Glaucoma/Wales Glaucoma Referral Refinement)
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Nik Sheen
Additional information: This module complements OPT012 and OPT016.
On completion of the module, the student should:
- have the ability to perform a gonioscopic examination of the anterior chamber angle and to identify anatomical structures, accurately grading the angle width and interpret the significance of clinical findings
- have the ability to diagnose OHT or a preliminary diagnosis of COAG through an integration of clinical observations/results of clinical findings
- have the ability to make appropriate management decisions in a patient with OHT
- have the ability to monitor the response to treatment in a patient with OHT and modify the management plan or refer if necessary
- have an awareness of the contraindications of anti-glaucoma medications and an ability to detect and manage drug-induced side effects
- have the ability to inform patients of the rationale for monitoring their conditions and an ability to explain the risk of developing glaucoma
- have the ability to counsel patients regarding the risk of blindness associated with glaucoma, risk to family members and potential impact of the disease on lifestyle
- be able to appreciate the relevance of IOP phasing to the diagnosis and management of OHT and glaucoma
- be able to understand the role of contemporary imaging technologies in the diagnosis and monitoring of OHT and suspect glaucoma.
This module is taught via 6 lectures (PowerPoint with audio), delivered via Learning Central, the University's virtual learning environment, with supporting resources and references supplied.
There are four key feature scenarios with multiple stem questions covering several aspects of the learning objectives. The key feature scenarios are assessed but offer feedback after each stem question is submitted, also acting as formative learning.
Two days of tutorials, workshops and case based discussions cover the practical elements of the course, culminating in the station examinations on the second day. The first day is at the start of term and the second day at the end of term.
Online Examination (25%)
There is a MCQ test that will assess comprehension and application across the entire syllabus which students take at the end of the semester.
Online Coursework (25%)
There are four case-based presentations to work through – these are key features scenarios, where the learner must work through the case by answering sets of questions. The advanced level case histories will also rely on re-call of the Foundation Level Module (OPT009) and Level 1 (OPT010).
Practical assessment (50%)
Students will be marked on their clinical performance against a set of transparent criteria during the assessment of a patient with glaucoma.
- Indications for treatment
- Treatment principles and options
- Imaging technologies in the monitoring of patients at risk of glaucoma, including HRT, OCT, GDx
- Detecting glaucomatous damage and progression, with emphasis on the optic disc and visual field examination
- Anti-glaucoma medication - dosage, contraindications and side effects
Clinical governance for monitoring schemes for glaucoma suspects
- It is assumed that the learner also recalls content from the previous modules OPT009 and OPT010
Academic skills
- Collate information from a number of resources to improve learning.
- The interpretation of data.
Subject specific skills
- Advancing own knowledge and understanding to higher level.
- The enhancement of clinical examination of disc and corneal thickness.
- To further develop practical skills to assess and manage OHT and suspect glaucoma cases.
- Thorough knowledge of glaucoma ocular medication.
Generic skills
- Time management.
- Working independently.
- Improve problem solving skills.
- Communication skills.
The College's Professional Higher Certificate in Glaucoma
This module is accredited for the College of Optometrist's Professional Higher Certificate in Glaucoma. If the student wishes to gain this certificate they must:
- Currently hold the College's Professional Certificate in Glaucoma (Pre-requisite)
- Build a portfolio of clinical experience in order to gain the Professional Higher Certificate in Glaucoma
Each student wishing to gain the College's Professional Higher Certificate in Glaucoma is required to undertake a glaucoma-related placement in a hospital eye department under the guidance of a mentor with appropriate glaucoma expertise. It is anticipated that a six month placement for 1 session per week will enable a portfolio of at least 150 cases demonstrating experience. A guidebook for students and mentors outlines the expectations of this experience.
The portfolio will be checked to ensure that a wide range of clinical scenarios have been included as well as those mandatory cases, with documentation being signed off by the mentor.
On successful completion of OPT031: Glaucoma 2 and clinical placement, the candidate will be awarded the College's Professional Higher Certificate in Glaucoma.
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THOUSANDS of gas customers could face delays in switching – and potentially a period of higher bills – while the industry-wide IT system for gas is updated later this month.
All gas suppliers, including the Big Six, use the same IT system to share customer data and exchange gas meter information, and this system will undergo a two-week update from May 23.
It means that anyone who is switching suppliers during this period may face delays until the update has finished.
That also means that those switching to a cheaper tariff during this time will miss out on the savings of being on a less expensive tariff.
The savings will be small, but it means that customers will continue paying a higher bill until the switch can take place after the system update – which ends on June 6.
The energy markets watchdog Ofgem said that consumers will still be able to switch over the period when the system is undergoing change, but "there may be a small delay", which for most consumers will be a maximum of three days.
MoneySavingExpert, which first reported on the system update, said that consumers switching between providers which are signed up to the Energy Switching Guarantee scheme must usually be moved to their new energy supplier within 21 days, but this has been extended for the update to take place.
Households which are currently in the middle of switching their gas will also see the changeover delayed.
Ofgem told The Sun Online that the process for switching electricity accounts should not be impacted by the changes to the central gas systems, and dual fuel customers wishing to switch will be advised of their date for changing supply for both electricity and gas from their new supplier.
A spokesperson for the watchdog said: "Improving the gas switching process will have big benefits for consumers, replacing an ageing system to make it more efficient and paving the way for next day switching – so it's even easier to shop around.
"Consumers may see a slight delay in their switch during this time, but they won't see any effect on their supply."
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What You Missed: Big Jack Hits Cancun Cantina in Hagerstown
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DescriptionA SIOUX BEADED HIDE STRIKE-A-LIGHT BAG
c. 1890
sinew sewn and lane-stitched in classic bead colors, decorated on the front with a pair of stacked triangles, hide fringe along the bottom
Provenance: Purchased from Tom Keilman's 7th Auction, June 16, 17, and 18, 1984, lot 914.
Length: 3 ½ inches, excluding fringe
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I guess I was a nerd when I was growing up. I wasn't too into athletics and I spent most of my free time buried in books. Or talking. I do like to talk. Every summer the school system would release 5-6 books as suggested summer reading for students. I always read them all and picked up a few more from the recommendations list for the other grades, easily polishing off 1-3 books per week.
I can no longer read 1-3 books a week, but I still enjoy a good summer reading list. The fine folks at Cuberis put together a reading list to help folks stay inspired this summer. I contributed a few selections.
Overview of my selections from the Cuberis blog
My list is a mixture of the types of things I am interested in.
The Shallows is about how the internet is shaping our brains. I have an insatiable interest in how technology is shaping us and our interactions with others. Oh, and Alisa recommended it and she's got great taste. She leant this book to me almost a year ago. I spent so much time on the Internet, ruining my brain, I haven't had time to read it. I give myself until June 30 to finish it.
Get Lucky helps people recognize luck as serendipity. I consider myself a lucky person - it seems advantageous to see how I can make luck work for me at work! I've known of Lane Becker for a while (we're both SXSW enthusiasts) but I saw him speak about getting lucky at the Triangle AMA's High Five conference in Raleigh this past February. I'm going to work on making some serendipity happen for me.
I picked up American Myths and Legends on a trip to Arizona last year. It was a great trip. I like to look at the way people tell stories to understand how people communicate. These myths and legends have travelled through time, culture and transcended through visual and oral storytelling to live in a written form today. This book will be a great way to immerse myself in stories that aren't over told in popular culture.
I'm a music nerd and find the summer soundtrack is an essential part of the summer so I included the Hopscotch Music Festival on my list. As a attendee in the past, I've been inspired by the curation of bands. I'm pretty well-schooled in music but I always find a few new bands on the Hopscotch list that become favorites. For a sample of the performances, here is Future Islands performing Tin Man on the main stage in 2013.
Put a few on your summer soundtrack so you'll be ready to go when the festival comes to Raleigh in early September. I've recommended the Jacuzzi Boys in the past and continue to recommend them (those guys are hilarious on Instagram, too). But you should also check out Spoon, Eagulls, De La Soul, Sun Kil Moon, Jamie XX, Thurston Moore, Phosphorescent, Diarrhea Planet (their name always makes me cringe), Valient Thorr, Tow3rs and St Vincent. I've seen St Vincent perform live and I can guarantee her performance will be talked about later. Did you see her Saturday Night Live performance??
The rest of the Cuberis team has selections that are just as interesting. The list should keep us all busy for a few months. Go to the Cuberis Summer Reading List Board on Pinterest to see the full reading list, and pin the selections you find interesting.


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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has detailed its two-week course on analytical skills development that took place last week.
The course took place at the Finnish Institute for Verification of the Chemical Weapons Convention (VERIFIN), with representatives from 19 countries.
The course focused on sample preparation and environmental sample preparation and participants took part in exercises involving gas chromatography (GC) and mass spectrometry (GC-MS) methods. These methods are utilized on chemical samples of material that is related to the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). Participants were also able to network with each other during the two-week period.
Participants consisted of chemistry experts, academic and government officials that play a role in chemical quality control.
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In a recent article published in The Old Schoolhouse magazine, Carol Topp wrote a wonderful article entitled, "Preparing teens for their future through electives".
CHESS is grateful to Carol for allowing us to republish her article. CHESS is dedicated to bringing homeschoolers a wide variety of both core and elective classes, so that each student can be prepared to face the broad academic challenges of high school, college and adult life.
Preparing teens for their future through electives
As my daughters approached high school, I looked beyond those four years into their future after graduation. I asked myself, "What do they need to be prepared for adulthood?" and I wondered if I could create elective classes to impart the knowledge and skills they needed. I knew that if I created a class, it was more likely to get on my daughter's daily schedule. What gets scheduled gets done!


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About Feed Arkansas Kids
Feed Arkansas Kids is a ministry through the Church at Rock Creek that provides weekend meals for homeless and food insecure children in Central Arkansas. It is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
The concept is simple: children at risk of weekend hunger receive a meal pack with enough shelf-stable food to easily assemble into 7 healthy meals and snacks. Arkansas ranks #5 in the nation for child hunger. Feed Arkansas Kids' philosophy is simply to end child hunger by partnering with the schools in our communities to discreetly distribute food each week.
The food is purchased with donations from Church members and is subsidized by outside contributions from local businesses to help support the growing financial need. The food is ordered through the Arkansas Foodbank Network.
We currently provide weekend meals to 1,400 students in over 50 schools in Central Arkansas.
Our program works with school districts in Little Rock, North Little Rock, Pulaski County Special, Sheridan, Bryant, AR School for the Deaf, and the Francis Allen School.
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Jenny Tung
Associate Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology
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Doctoral Dissertation Improvement: Genetic Variation and Gene Expression in Wild Baboons awarded by National Science Foundation (PI-Fellow). 2007 to 2009
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Tung, J, Barreiro, LB, Burns, MB, Grenier, J-C, Lynch, J, Grieneisen, LE, Altmann, J, Alberts, SC, Blekhman, R, and Archie, EA. "Social networks predict gut microbiome composition in wild baboons." Elife 4 (March 16, 2015). Full Text
Tung, J, Zhou, X, Alberts, SC, Stephens, M, and Gilad, Y. "The genetic architecture of gene expression levels in wild baboons." eLife 4 (February 25, 2015). Full Text
Galbany, J, Tung, J, Altmann, J, and Alberts, SC. "Canine length in wild male baboons: maturation, aging and social dominance rank." PloS one 10.5 (January 2015): e0126415-. Full Text
Archie, EA, Tung, J, Clark, M, Altmann, J, and Alberts, SC. "Social affiliation matters: both same-sex and opposite-sex relationships predict survival in wild female baboons." Proceedings. Biological sciences 281.1793 (October 2014). Full Text
Snyder-Mackler, N, Somel, M, and Tung, J. "Shared signatures of social stress and aging in peripheral blood mononuclear cell gene expression profiles." Aging cell 13.5 (October 2014): 954-957. Full Text
Gallego Romero, I, Pai, AA, Tung, J, and Gilad, Y. "RNA-seq: impact of RNA degradation on transcript quantification." BMC biology 12 (May 30, 2014): 42-. Full Text
Tung, J, and Gilad, Y. "Social environmental effects on gene regulation." Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences 70.22 (November 1, 2013): 4323-4339. (Review) Full Text
Runcie, DE, Wiedmann, RT, Archie, EA, Altmann, J, Wray, GA, Alberts, SC, and Tung, J. "Social environment influences the relationship between genotype and gene expression in wild baboons. (Published online)" Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci 368.1618 (May 19, 2013): 20120345-. Full Text
Harper, KN, Fyumagwa, RD, Hoare, R, Wambura, PN, Coppenhaver, DH, Sapolsky, RM, Alberts, SC, Tung, J, Rogers, J, Kilewo, M, Batamuzi, EK, Leendertz, FH, Armelagos, GJ, and Knauf, S. "Treponema pallidum Infection in the Wild Baboons of East Africa: Distribution and Genetic Characterization of the Strains Responsible." PLOS ONE 7.12 (December 20, 2012). Full Text
Before and after the swarm: behavioral, genetic, and life history implications of hybridization in wild baboons. February 11, 2009
Genetic, behavioral, and life history implications of hybridization in wild baboons. February 11, 2009


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February was the best month yet in our monthly travel writing competition. The standard of writing was fantastic, right across the board. Jean Ashbury had our hearts in our mouths with her tale of being caught up in a rumble between an elephant and a lion in Botswana, David Ross spooked us with his excellently written account of a trip to a Bolivian witches market and Barnaby Davies went wild when he saw a wolf feeding mere metres from his balcony in Brazil.
But there could only be one winner. And that was a writer who turned something mundane into something beautiful...
Congratulations to Mandy Huggins from Cleckheaton, whose first trip abroad was special for several reasons. Here's the Kindle-winning entry, in all its glory.
A special drink
Short description:
My first trip abroad was memorable for many reasons - but the thing that made it special was my first taste of an exotic drink which I have loved ever since.
Long description:
I contemplate the tall glass that has been placed on the table in front of me. I have yearned for this drink for some time. Even with my limited experience of life, I know that it spells sophistication. A drink that has so far been denied to me at home, but here in Catalonia anything seems possible. I run my finger down the condensation on the outside of the glass. When I raise it to my lips, the sweet bubbles tickle my nose. There is the sharp citrus scent of the lemon slice, and the pleasing chink of the ice. I am still expecting someone to snatch it away and say that it's a mistake.
This is my first holiday abroad. It is 1967, and Roses in Catalonia is still a sleepy fishing town. We have rented a green-shuttered villa on the hillside, which comes complete with Maria, the seriously buxom maid. I think that my father may lose an eye.
Every day Maria takes our pesetas to town and brings back heavenly bread with a thick dark crust, fresh fish, rice in a cloth bag, and rich spicy sausages. My mother has learnt Spanish at evening class, but Maria pretends not to understand her.
Today we have taken a trip inland for lunch. The sun is high in the midday sky, and the dusty road twists up the hillside through flower-scented villages. There is a sense of things as they have always been.
The bodega we find is musty with the smell of oak barrels steeped in wine, and my father smokes his first holiday cigar. The locals at the bar are engrossed in animated conversation that sounds passionate and exotic to my novice ear. Everything about this moment is perfect, and there is nothing more perfect than my drink; ordered so casually by my father. I swallow. It is indescribably wonderful. Cold, refreshing, thirst quenching. So different to anything else that I have ever tasted; unique, and quite simply delicious.
My father leans across. "How are you enjoying your drink?" he asks.
I respond with the ecstatic grin of a happy seven year old. My senses have been overloaded with countless new sights, sounds and scents on this trip, and I will remember it forever. But I know that more than anything else, I will always associate Catalonia with my first taste of Coca Cola.
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Posted on Feb 12th, 2018 by Kate Bingaman-Burt
Mark your calendars! Plan your schedules! Meet with your advisors! Let's make a plan! It's almost time to get your spring term in order!
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Some electives to keep in mind that are only offered in SPRING! Rory Phillip's is teaching ART 310 Advanced illustration, Stephen Lee is teaching ART 399 Creative Coding, Walker Cahall is teaching a 2 credit screenprinting workshop! Jen Stady is teaching a 2 credit pattern design class and Chris North is teaching Design and Business Art 367! Watch the schedule for dates and times!
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You are invited to a group advising session as we prepare for the Summer and Fall terms at PSU School of Art + Design. This session is open to all Art, Graphic Design and Art History majors who have questions about the upcoming terms. Drop in, say hello, ask questions about your major, meet other majors and get answers!
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An interdisciplinary approach to designing for sustainable communities
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Instructors: Chris North and Callie Jones
Making the invisible visible with impact. By student Jake Trudell Fall 2012
Positively impact people and communities within the Portland Metro area. Students will participate in an interdisciplinary approach to develop proposals for solutions that consider environment, place and engagement through systems based thinking, solution based processes and design focused outcomes. Coursework will include fieldwork, investigation, readings, design colloquium and systems thinking practices and application. This course is open to students of all disciplines. An interest or background in sustainability and communication is beneficial.
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EXTREME RECYCLING PROGRAM At KELSET, we not only recycle paper and returnable beverage containers, but we also recycle soft plastics, Styrofoam, foil-lined wrappers, hard plastics, & milk cartons. There is a company in our town that collects this type of recycling. In each classroom, there are students who are responsible for the recycling and composting duties. A number of teachers and parents from other schools have contacted us or visited us so they can learn how to start this kind of program in their schools. Check out our project and find out what else we are doing at our school.
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Follow my adventures in Mommyhood, as I seek out info and offer help to those who want to be Greener Mommies. I will discuss breastfeeding, midwives, attachment parenting, renewable and sustainable living, composting, cloth diapering, organic gardening, organic baby products, making your own baby food, and other green things. I am not an expert just a Mom exploring things as I go.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Sorry I have been MIA, It's been a bit crazy...
Well let me start off this post by saying, if you have been following this blog this year you have seen our trials and tribulations. I have often found in the last year that I just have nothing to say to my readers, or am too tired or sad to do so. This time though.. this lull... was for a happy reason. We are expecting baby number 3 in May. I am so nervous and trying so hard to be hopeful. This is technically our 5th pregnancy, and the 3rd to make it past 5 weeks. I am currently 7 weeks along. In 2 more weeks we get to go in for another ultrasound. We had the first one at 5 weeks. I feel like every day we stay pregnant is a miracle, a tiny victory. A win over infertility. We found out on Bug's 4th birthday, just like he said we would. I took 4 tests over a week just to make sure. To say we are happy, doesn't even begin to describe how we feel, but with happy comes scared, scared that this will be another angel baby instead of our long awaited rainbow baby. I decided to pass the time of my first trimester by hand crocheting a rainbow baby blanket for our baby. It is a great way to focus on the positive and the future. I know better than a lot of people the frailty of life and how fragile it can all be, how quickly it can all disappear... but I am praying and hoping that our rainbow baby is healthy and strong.
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"The trap is set." 29 April 1999 Drama, Action, Thriller 112 mins
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