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MPBSE HSC Result 2015: Madhya Pradesh (MP) Board of Secondary Education, Bhopal is government Education board established in year 1965. MP Board basically design and develops syllabus, conducts various examination and provide intellectual direction to state's higher education system. Usually HSC exams are conducted every year in month of March/April.
This year MP Board conducted examination for 10th or HSC students from 3 March to 24 March, 2015 at various examination centers. Around 11.25 lakhs of students appeared for HSC examination this year. As examination is over so now students are worried and curiously waiting for MPBSE HSC Result 2015 which will be available on official website.
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Early release of Fed minutes knocks gold price
An early release of the minutes of the latest Federal Reserve interest rate meeting pulled the rug from the gold price.
Opinion was divided among the committee over how long the US monetary easing should continue, with one member of the committee wanting an immediate end to the scheme.
Others favoured a mid-year slowdown head of stop in the Autumn, while some wanted a stop to the plan at the end of 2013.
Only two members favoured continuing the policy through the whole year and into 2014.
The Federal Reserve is currently buying in US$85bn worth of bonds per month and the likely devaluating impact of this on the US dollar has been a major prop to the gold price.
After the minutes were released, however, due to fears of a leak, spot gold went sharply into reverse shedding US$7.51 at US$1,577.74.
Another down grade by Goldman Sachs of its forecast for the gold price this year added to the downbeat mood.
The broker expects gold in 2013 to average $1,545 an ounce, compared to a previous forecast of $1,610.
More selling by holders of gold in ETFs also affected the mood, with SPDR Trust, the largest of the gold-backed funds seeing another dip in Tuesday.
On a brighter note for gold bugs, Bloomberg reported signs of considerable strength in physical demand from China.
Gold imports from Hong Kong were up 89% in February to 97t including scrap, versus 51.3t in January as Chinese investors and jewellery buyers take advantage of the weak gold price.
Elsewhere, silver edged down to US$27.92, while platinum declined US$10 to US$1,533.
Major movers
Randgold Resources down 80p at 5,380p
Fresnillo down 11p at 1,343p
Anglo American up 3.5p at 1,703p
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LEDA AND THE SWAN, 707 x 520 mm, original framed ink on paper drawing by Crozier. This was the central work in an exhibition of Crozier's work entitled 'Leda and the Swan' at Bookshop Gallery/Ceolfrith Arts Centre, Sunderland, UK. Robin Crozier is widely regarded as the most significant mail artist working in the UK. His extensive archive is held at Tate Britain.
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Paddling over the water, so many children crashed together. As me and my partner headed the wrong direction,I asked my friend "Where are we paddling?" Struggling to turn left the boat tipped over. This was my favorite part of Kayaking because it was funny.
As we waited for the last day of camp we had time to go swimming. This was one of my favorite things about camp, we get wet and dirty. Swimming was a great thing to do at the pools Lagoon we get to go on the Hydro slide.


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Me again! I think of haiku as word sketches, and they're slowly combining in my mind with my soundscapes......Hopefully something will come together for the exhibition in June....These are from the Botanic Gardens...
A sudden silence –
Expectation of delight.
A park land in spring.
Pansies and tulips
Where kitchen garden once grew.
Nature changed by man.
Pungent pollen smells
Creep deep down and fill the lungs.
Evoke memories.
Ludwig Wittenstein
Sat here nineteen forty eight.
What was he thinking?
The steamy glass house.
Warmth penetrates to the bone,
Cold muscles relax.
The north side jungle,
Foliage luscious and strange.
Kids play hide and seek.
Erratic movement
Of upward arching branches.
Buds ready to burst.
Switch grass firmly pruned.
Like upturned shoe shine brushes
Waiting for a boot.
Sniffing the spring they
Poke their nose out of the earth.
Is it time to bloom?
They float in the breeze,
Hanging from silver birch limbs.
Mistletoe pom poms.
Oh, Mister Magpie,
Please fly over that high wall,
See what lurks behind.
Empty park benches
Waiting for people to come.
Like Magritte's coffins.
Elegant entwined
Sculpture, echoing the grace
Of the tangled yew.
Girls, stay on the path?
The earth is damp and muddy.
Too real for your shoes.
Green has many shades
Converging round lakeside curves.
Grey sky heralds rain.
Dublin Sketchers get together every Sunday afternoon in Dublin to sketch. We go to a different place each week. Check here on a Friday to see where we are off to. Come along if you fancy it! We start sketching from 2pm and meet at 4pm for a drink and chat. We are part of the global Urban Sketchers community.
Haiku from Botanics
2 comments:
- Mary said...
Amazing stuff Dobbin! Every few lines is a picture!
- March 18, 2011 at 9:31 PM
- Mary said...
Hi Dobbin, I have to do a set of ATC's based on Poetry, mind if I use your Haiku!
- April 7, 2011 at 5:55 PM
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The question of who should be eligible to vote has been resolved differently for various groups. For some, the process has been relatively smooth, for others painful. And for still others, the issue remains unresolved.
In 1971, the 26th Amendment to the Constitution lowered the voting age to 18. The Vietnam War had brought long-overdue attention to a glaring inconsistency: persons belonging to the 18-to-21 age group were considered old enough to be drafted into the military and to fight, but not old enough to vote. Once presented in those terms, the effort to approve the amendment gained the necessary support.
A more contemporary concern has been the plight of the homeless. While the right to vote is not likely to be their top priority, to deny them that right would be a flagrant injustice. The problem arises because in order to register to vote one is normally expected to provide a permanent physical address. Obviously unable to do so, homeless persons could easily have their applications rejected. Happily, virtually all states now permit the use of temporary residences — including homeless shelters — to satisfy this requirement.
For other groups, the path to voting rights has been far less straightforward. The trauma experienced by Asian-Americans is particularly depressing. Their saga began as early as 1790 when a law mandated that only "free white" immigrants could qualify for naturalized citizenship. Nearly a century later, in 1882, the openly racist Chinese Exclusion Act formalized the earlier provision. The act stated simply that ethnic Chinese were forbidden from becoming naturalized American citizens.
Forty years on it was the turn of other Asian nationalities. In 1922, the Supreme Court ruled (in Takao Ozawa v. United States) that persons of Japanese heritage, not being "Caucasian" and therefore not "white," were not eligible for naturalization. The following year the court declared (in U.S. v. Bhagat Singh Thind) that the same judgment applied to people of Indian descent, including "high caste Hindus." The racism could not have been more obvious. Similar restrictions were placed on Filipinos despite the fact that the Philippines had been an American possession since the Spanish-American War. Only during the 1950s was the prohibition on Asian-American citizenship, and thus voting rights, finally lifted.
The Constitution places a critical qualifier on voting rights when it limits the election of members of the House of Representatives to "the people of the several states." From the Founders' perspective, only citizens of the then-13 (now 50) states should be eligible to vote in federal elections. In fairness, the authors of the Constitution could not have anticipated a situation in which that was not the case. Yet barely three years later, the site that was to become the federal capital was carved from Maryland and Virginia. And the District of Columbia was never envisioned as a state.
Accordingly, D.C. residents, though American citizens, did not have federal voting rights for the first 160-plus years of the District's history. Finally, in 1961, the ratification of the 23rd Amendment enabled the citizens of Washington to vote for president. They cannot, however, vote for Congress; nor are the city's more than 600,000 residents represented there except by a non-voting delegate.
There's more. The residents of five outlying U.S. territories — American Samoa, the Northern Marianas and Guam in the Pacific, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands in the Caribbean — are American citizens. But they can't vote in federal elections, presumably for the same reason as D.C. residents. More than 3.8 million people in the territories, 90 percent of whom are Puerto Rican, are affected. All are self-governing, and each, again like D.C. residents, has a single non-voting delegate to Congress.
When the District of Columbia and the five territories are reckoned together, it's evident that more than 4.5 million U.S. citizens have no direct representation in Congress and, except for those living in the nation's capital, cannot vote for president. One would hardly be surprised if at times they might wonder whether their citizenship, while no doubt highly valued, is effectively second class.
Clearly, the only remedy is a constitutional amendment giving our fellow citizens the representation and the voting rights they now lack. The longer the present contradictory condition prevails, the more embarrassing it is (or should be) for the acknowledged leader of the world's democracies.
Can we do better than what this state of affairs, and our less-than-distinguished historical record, indicate? Let's hope so.
GENE MILLER taught history at Penn State Hazleton from 1969 to 2004 and still resides in the area.


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Students only play ONCE even if they qualify for more than one event. Students should choose one of their pieces from a qualifying event. Only those who qualify for the Winner's Recital can be scheduled at this recital time.
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- Eligibility of the winners Recital:
- Winners for the Steinway Piano Gallery Concerto Competition (Nine possible Winners: 3 places from elementary, junior, and senior divisions).
- Winners of the Schedler Scholarship (Six Winners from 6th-8th grades).
- Winners of the Janet Russell Memorial Scholarship (Eight Winners from 9th-12th grades).
- Winner of the Ella Louise Burba Senior Piano Scholarship (One winner).
- TMTA SA state regional finalists advancing to the state semi-finals in all divisions (TBD)
- Top Division winner of Austin Youth Music Ambassadors (Three winners from Elementary, Junior, and Senior divisions. Division ties are allowed to participate).
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The Lance Armstrong scandal demonstrates the business risks of building an image around a public figure. University of Texas experts offer insights into the risks associated with these kinds of relationships and suggest strategies for how to move forward in the aftermath of an endorsement deal gone bad.
Apologize, Deny, Justify, or Excuse: How Crisis Response Affects Perceptions of Company, CEO Differently
A company's response to a corporate crisis can influence the perceptions of its customers, shareholders, and employees. But choosing what to say publicly — and how to say it — is far from clear cut. That's because a response delivered by the chief executive that best protects the image of the company and a response that best protects the image of its CEO may not align.
The Great Recession seems to have paved the way for a fee explosion. For cash-strapped corporations, those annoying extra charges that get tacked onto phone bills, bank statements, and plane tickets offer a way to boost revenue without appearing to raise prices. How many customers will notice or complain? The answer, as Bank of America found out, can be 300,000. With consumers more prickly than ever about pricing, what are the new rules for fees?
The crisis of failed leadership that ended Joe Paterno's coaching career includes reputational lessons to be learned by every business executive who thinks "that couldn't happen on my watch." Here are five common attitudes that can drag your reputation into the pit.
Experts warn of five common attitudes that have the power to drag your reputation, and that of your organization, straight into the fiery pit.
Eighteen percent of all home computers and seven percent of corporate computers harbor programs controlled by cyberthieves, according to Gunter Ollmann, head of research at Damballa, Inc., which tracks and terminates cyber-threat activity. Computers infected with these rogue programs are known as bots (short for robots), and large networks of bots, aptly called botnets, are responsible for sending most of the world's spam. But despite sophisticated filters and even legal convictions, spam is notoriously difficult to eradicate. Spam seems unstoppable largely because until now, spammers have been difficult to pinpoint. "Everyone knows there's a lot of spam out there, but hardly anybody knows where it's coming from," says John S. Quarterman of Quarterman Creations, author of seven books about the Internet. Quarterman is also one of the team responsible for SpamRankings.net, an initiative of McCombs' Center for Research in Electronic Commerce (CREC) whose principle investigator is McCombs Professor Andrew B. Whinston. SpamRankings was created to track down spammers by exposing the organizations whose computers have been compromised.


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If you've been around our venue recently, you may have noticed our new and improved, streamlined, and (some might even say) sexy coloured bins.
But, why would a bin catch your eye? Because here at The Blue Room Theatre, we care about sustainability initiatives no matter how big or small, so we've launched our own war on waste.
Heralded by our sustainability committee and resident waste aficionado Salacia Briggs, we have updated our systems for disposal. With the knowledge that Australia is one of the most wasteful nations in the developed world, The Blue Room Theatre wants to do our part to reducing our environmental impact and continue to work to become a carbon neutral theatre by 2020.
As members and guests of The Blue Room Theatre, you'll know that our space is your space; and whether you've made lunch in our kitchen, want to recycle a script or dispose of that coffee cup, you can do your part to help the environment and dispose efficiently. So, for our sustainability blog this month, we're going to clue you in on all things trash so that next time you're at The Blue Room Theatre, you know where it's meant to go.
– Food, glorious food
– Tea, coffee + tea bags
– Paper towels + tissues
– Small wood items
– Garden waste
– Hair, lint, dust, dirt + the random ball of fluff that finds its way into pockets and belly-buttons
Rules for recycling vary in each council jurisdiction, so don't get your knickers in a knot if you can't recycle these things at home – you've got the go ahead from us for:
– Glass
– Cans
– Paper, cardboard + cartons (including your coffee cup!)
– Plastic off all shapes + sizes
– Makeup wipes and chemical tissues
– x Styrofoam – who's using this nowadays any how?
– x Bottle caps
Tip: if you can rinse food/liquid waste out of the bottle/plastic/can please do. Some councils will refuse to take the recycling if there is any food product left in the container.
– Ceramics
– Bottled cooking oil
– Nappies + baby wipes – ever heard of the great tissue issue? Check this out and you will never ever flush those pesky wipes down the toilet again
– Anything else!
Batteries are heavy on the metals and other toxins so if in doubt put them aside and check with your local council when they are doing their next pick up.
Food scraps are the number one material sent to landfills. How silly is that!? Trapped by trash and plastic, organic waste doesn't get the chance to break down like it can (and we don't meant on the dance-floor), so it just makes sense to return organic waste to the earth in which it was grown where it assists with water retention and reduces the need for chemical fertilisers – neato! Basically when deprived of oxygen (your average plastic bin bag) organic waste putrefies and turns into methane and alkaline water, so instead of returning as nutrition for the land our food scraps contribute to making our planet warmer and our soil and waterways toxic. By separating compostable materials from landfill, we also reduce greenhouse gas emissions and our reliance on fossil fuels; not to mention that it is simply delicious for the land and embraces the natural circle, I mean cycle, of life.
Recyclable materials also play their part in saving energy and reducing carbon emissions. Through conserving national resources such as timber, water and minerals, recycling helps to reduce the pollution caused by waste through scaling down the need to collect new raw material. We all know the debate around plastic bags, but there's no question on how much plastic we use and how devastating it is on our waterways, not to mention takes a bazillion years to disintegrate. So the next time you think you are being helpful by neatly packaging the last of your tasty treats (so much fried good stuff in Northbridge and now pretzels!) in a plastic bag and then throwing them in the bin. Think again. Please. And while you're at it follow this conversation with Waleed Aly and get behind your own local governments push to ban single use plastic bags.
Yes – it requires a touch more effort, but sorting out your waste will only take you a few extra moments and the benefits for the environment are worth it. So don't be a grouch, and get around our bins for a better future.
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I was dismayed to see higher education minister Alan Johnson quoted as saying he sees nothing wrong with law students subsidising those studying chemistry and physics ("Grants may be key to success", THES , December 5). If these subjects are important, which they are, surely we should all be subsidising them - not putting the onus on the current generation of law or any other full-premium fee-paying students?
Two things trouble me about the student support debate. First, the government's definition of poor. Despite declaring that students should be considered independent at 18, it intends to use their parents' income to assess eligibility for the award of maintenance grants and bursaries. That means students from moderately well-off families will be significantly disadvantaged by the income levels of their parents, irrespective of their personal circumstances as independent adults.
Second, talk about bursaries focuses on using premium fee income from students whose parents are well off to pay for the bursaries of those whose parents are not. The burden of providing the additional funding needed by universities will fall on the two-thirds of students whose parents happen to be well off enough to disqualify them from receiving maintenance grants or bursaries.
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This update is a tool to enhance communication between the NCAA national office and the Division III membership, with distribution to athletics directors, senior woman administrators, faculty athletics representatives, presidents, national SAAC, conference commissioners and the NADIIIAA listserv. We encourage athletics directors to share this communication with their athletics department staff members. Please contact Louise McCleary
to include an item or share comments, and remember to check out the Division III governance homepage for the latest news and information.
The 2017 NCAA Convention was held January 18-21 in Nashville. Delegates adopted seven of nine proposals. One membership-sponsored proposal was defeated, and one was rendered moot with the adoption of a governance-sponsored proposal. The final voting results grid and the final roll call vote report are now available on NCAA.org. A summary of each proposal appears in the AMA section of this monthly update.
At the 2017 NCAA Convention, delegates received a resource created by the Division III Diversity and Inclusion Working Group, in cooperation with the Office of Inclusion, entitled "The Diverse Workforce: Recruitment and Retention Basics for Division III Athletics Departments
". As you are aware, institutions and departments that make an ongoing commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion typically do so because they believe in its inherent value. Creating a diverse, equitable and inclusive culture is an important aspect of the Division III experience, and requires an intentional and sustained commitment. To help in that regard, the resource offers best practices and other suggestions to make diversity a priority in seeking, selecting and retaining high-performing athletics administrators and coaches.
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AMA Updates
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The sixth annual celebration of Division III Week, scheduled for April 3-9, is a great opportunity to call attention to the unique student-athlete experience enjoyed at member schools. Division III members highlight the activities and achievements of current student-athletes through scheduling an academic, athletics, co-curricular or extracurricular activity during the week. Further information about Division III Week, as well as links to an activation kit and resources, are available here
. Please let us know, in advance, of all planned Division III Week activities, either by submitting information here, or sending it to firstname.lastname@example.com. Providing this information in advance will assist the NCAA national office's promotion of the full array of planned activities.
Need signage or promotional items to help celebrate DIII Week? The Division III Identity Initiative purchasing website
features co-branded giveaways, t-shirts, banners and posters. A $500 credit is available for each institution and conference through August 2017 for purchases from the site. Access the site by entering the email address of your institution's director of athletics (or for conferences, the commissioner's email address) as the username, and the password you created. For assistance, please contact Amy Byrnes at Source One Digital.
The Division III Sportsmanship and Game Environment Working Group recently announced its partnership with the Disney Institute, a global leader in the development of customer service standards. The partnership's goal is to develop Division III-specific game environment standards focused on improving parental and fan behavior. Click here for an informational flyer about this exciting project that is expected to be launched in Fall 2017.
In addition, the working group launched a webpage. Watch this page for continued updates and timelines on the Disney Institute project as well as other sportsmanship information and tools.
During the past several years, the Division III governance staff has emphasized clear and concise communication with the membership. In November, we sent a short survey to provide membership feedback on areas of success and needed improvement. Click here for the executive summary. Thank you for your participation and valuable feedback.
In the Fall of 2016, the Management Council established a working group to address LGBTQ issues. The working group's charge is to examine the current and potential programming, resources, and recognition of the LGBTQ community and its allies in Division III, and to increase the engagement and collaboration at the institutional, conference and national levels. The first teleconference is scheduled for early February. Click here
to see the working group's roster.
With the Super Bowl occurring this weekend, the NCAA reminds you and your student-athletes to Don't Bet On It. Betting on a pro sporting event is a sports wagering violation that risks rules compliance and eligibility.
On-line registration for the 2017 CoSIDA Convention, taking place June 11-14 in Orlando in conjunction with NACDA and Affiliates Convention Week, will open Monday, February 6. A day featuring Division III-specific programming will occur Monday, June 12. Similar to past years, additional dollars are available through the Division III Conference Grant specifically for campus athletics communication directors and sports information directors to receive funding for this professional development opportunity. Ask your conference commissioner for details. Click here
for the 2017 CoSIDA Convention webpage.
Nominations are open now through February 10, 2017, on CoSIDA.com for members interested in applying for a
2017 CoSIDA Convention attendance grant. For four years, CoSIDA has offered 20 members a chance to defray costs of attending its annual convention with an $800 grant and free convention registration (approximate value of $250). The convention is one of CoSIDA's top membership benefits, according to yearly surveys.
All grant recipients must be current dues-paying CoSIDA members. Winners from the past two years are not eligible to win a grant in 2017. The application process is simple. Applicants are asked to submit a personal letter indicating their interest in attending, detailing why they haven't attended recently and what they hope to learn at the convention. A letter from their supervisor or business manager detailing the school's inability to fund all or most of the related expenses is also required.
The 2017 Institute will take place October 13-15 at the NCAA national office in Indianapolis. Nominations will open in Program Hub April 1, and close May 31, with selections announced June 15. Priority candidates are FARs with at least two years or experience who show the potential to affect change within their institution and/or conference. Please contact Leah Kareti with any questions.
Thirty-nine (39) athletics direct reports (ADRs) gathered at the 2017 NCAA Convention for a one and one-half day program focused on optimizing communication between the ADR, president and athletics director. Sample participant takeaways from the Institute include:
The 2018 nomination process will open June 1. Please contact Leah Kareti with any questions about the event.
360 Proof offers a monthly webinar series to bring current prevention research to a Division III and NASPA Small College and University audience.Remaining sessions for 2016-17 include:
The Sport Science Institute (SSI) and the NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports (CSMAS) announce the release of updated interassociation consensus best practices and recommendations for Concussion Diagnosis and Management, Independent Medical Care and Year-Round Football Practice Contact
. This guidance for athletic trainers, team physicians, coaches and athletics administrators resulted from the second Safety in College Football Summit. The interassociation guidelines were created with input from the membership, sports medicine researchers, scientific experts and more than 13 medical and scientific endorsing associations. Division III athletics administrators are encouraged to share this updated health and safety guidance with their campus colleagues.
In partnership with the Pac-12 Conference and the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, the SSI hosted a Sport-Related Concussion Conference in late January. This conference brought together researchers, physicians and athletic trainers from the membership to share information about the NCAA-U.S. Department of Defense Grand Alliance and present preliminary results from the NCAA-DoD CARE Consortium, the largest concussion study conducted to date. Be on the lookout for additional information about the conference on the SSI website at
The SSI partnered with the National Athletic Trainers' Association to host an Interassociation Summit on the Organization and Administration of Athletics Health Care Services in the College/University Environment in late January in Dallas, Texas. This two-day event gathered student-athletes and athletics administrators, as well as leading sports medicine organizations, athletics health care practitioners and experts in the field. The participants discussed a framework for future interassociation guidance on athletics health care delivery for college athletes. Additional information about the summit is coming soon to the SSI website at
At the 2017 NCAA Convention, the office of inclusion held a joint workshop with the SSI entitled, "Promoting a Safe, Healthy and Inclusive Athletics Community: Strategies From the NCAA Office of Inclusion and the Sport Science Institute." This programming offered student-athlete well-being best practices, with attention to creating healthy, safe and inclusive environments on campus, within the athletics department and on the field of play. Presenters provided practical resources and strategies. Programming
kicked off with a Common Ground Discussion on LGBTQ Inclusion and Religion in Athletics, followed by best practices to support the "Pledge and Commitment to Promoting Diversity and Gender Equity in Intercollegiate Athletics." After lunch, attendees participated in sessions on the state of health and safety for college athletics and heard from sports medicine staff at three institutions on how they were implementing best practice models for cardiac care, mental health, and independent medical care
. The session participants received a preview of a substance abuse prevention toolkit for athletics departments, scheduled for publication in 2017. The day concluded with an hour-long session that provided insights from campus administrators on how to use the newly published sexual violence prevention toolkit. For more information on inclusion, contact Amy Wilson or Sonja Robinson. For information regarding SSI initiatives, contact
John Parsons or Mary Wilfert.
Albion College is the recipient of the December/January Division III Diversity Spotlight Initiative. Hundreds from the Albion community - including members of the Briton cross country, men's basketball, women's basketball, men's lacrosse and track & field teams - were encouraged to look beyond themselves during the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Dialogue and Service at Washington Gardner School. Click here for the full story and
here for a video produced by an Albion men's lacrosse student-athlete detailing the event.
The Diversity Spotlight Initiative recognizes and promotes outstanding diversity related projects, programming and initiatives that are occurring on Division III campuses and in conference offices. Each month, the program recognizes an institution or conference in regard to a diversity related event, program or initiative. All recipients receive $500 towards their next diversity initiative. To submit an initiative for consideration for October, please email Reed Fogle or
Julian Jones, with a brief statement (no more than 500 words) as to why your institution or conference office deserves to be the spotlight recipient. Attach a video or photo if applicable. The nomination deadline is February 21.
The NCAA Division III Special Olympics Spotlight Poll is a story-telling initiative located on ncaa.org/D3SpecialOlympics
. It features new stories each month that highlight a Division III and Special Olympics joint activity or event. The story with the highest number of votes on the 25th day of each month is the winner. That institution or conference receives $500 to use for its next Special Olympics event. Both written and digital submissions are accepted. Featured stories are selected based on inclusion of the student-athlete perspective and Division III messaging. To submit a story for consideration, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
After 2,077 total votes, Commonwealth Coast Conference SAAC Spends the Day with Special Olympics won the December/January Special Olympics Spotlight poll by garnering 63.3 percent (1,316) of the total votes! The Commonwealth Coast Conference will receive $500 to use for its next Special Olympics event.
• Luther SAAC Hosted Second Annual Unith Bowl for Special Olympics
• USM SAAC Enhances Partnership with Special Olympics
• Fitchburg State Hosts Special Olympics Basketball Tournament
• Luther SAAC Hosted Second Annual Unith Bowl for Special Olympics
• USM SAAC Enhances Partnership with Special Olympics
• Fitchburg State Hosts Special Olympics Basketball Tournament
Click here to vote starting Wednesday, February 1. The winner will be selected February 25, 2017.
Voluntary Out-of-Season Strength and Conditioning Activities. Per Bylaw 17.02.1.1.1 - (j), an institution's certified strength and conditioning coach may conduct voluntary individual strength and conditioning activities for student-athletes outside the playing and practice season, during the academic year. The list below highlights answers to some common questions related to these voluntary strength and conditioning activities: (Note: This is not an exhaustive list, but rather a guide to consider when providing voluntary out-of-season strength and conditioning activities for student-athletes.)
The strength and conditioning coach:
Click here to learn how to submit a waiver or interpretation through the RSRO system. The video is located on the Division III Compliance web page in the resources area.
Division III participants gathered in Nashville, Tennessee to vote on nine legislative proposals during the 2017 Convention Business Session. Below is a summary of the voting action:
Proposal 2017-1. ADOPTED. Requires an institution to: (1) establish an administrative structure that provides independent medical care and affirms the unchallengeable autonomous authority of primary athletics health care providers (team physicians and athletic trainers) to determine medical management and return-to-play decisions related to student-athletes; and (2) designate an athletics health care administrator to oversee the institution's athletic health care administration and delivery; effective August 1, 2017.
Proposal 2017-2. DEFEATED. Would have permitted a graduate student to participate in intercollegiate athletics at the institution of his or her choice.
Proposal 2017-3 ADOPTED. Amends the limitations of outside financial aid awards to preclude the donor of an outside aid award that considers athletics leadership, ability, participation or performance from restricting the recipient to attend a specific institution; effective August 1, 2017.
Proposal 2017-4 ADOPTED. Standardizes annual contest and date of competition exemptions. Specifically, to allow each sport to exempt participation in the following: (1) conference championship; (2) season-ending tournament; and (3) two scrimmages, exhibitions or joint practices. Additionally, to allow the two scrimmages, exhibitions or joint practices to occur prior to the first permissible contest date in all sports other than wrestling; effective August 1, 2017.
Proposal 2017-5 MOOT. Since Proposal No. 2017-4 was adopted, this proposal was rendered moot and not voted on. This would have allowed field hockey and lacrosse teams to conduct an exempted scrimmage, exhibition or joint practice with outside competition prior to the first permissible contest or date of competition.
Proposal 2017-6 ADOPTED. Eliminated the requirement that the mandatory day off for track and field and swimming and diving programs be the same day for every student-athlete; effective immediately.
Proposal 2017-7 ADOPTED. Deregulates the tryout events and camps and clinics legislation to allow institutions to host or conduct events involving prospective student-athletes, provided those events are: (1) open to the general public; and (2) do not offer free or reduced admission to prospective student-athletes; effective immediately.
Proposal 2017-8 ADOPTED. Limits the total number of participants in the provisional or reclassifying membership program to not more than 12 institutions; effective August 1, 2017.
Proposal 2017-9 ADOPTED. The membership moved to refer this proposal to the Division III Interpretations and Legislation Committee, which was defeated. The membership also asked for a reconsideration of the proposal, which was defeated. Eliminates the opportunity to reconsider an amendment following confirmation of an affirmative or negative vote on that amendment by the presiding officer; effective August 1, 2017.
An 'epub" format of the latest NCAA Division III Manual will be available in February on www.ncaapublications.com. This updated Manual will contain any recent legislative changes since the last publication in August and can be used on devices such as the iPhone and Kindle. Be sure to look for the download and instructions identified as the "epub."
NCAA Championships Travel -- Charter Flights (III). Date Published: November 28, 2016. The NCAA academic and membership affairs staff confirmed that institutions may sell unused seats on NCAA charter flights to or from NCAA championships for a fixed cost determined by NCAA championships travel policy. While institutions are permitted to determine, who has the opportunity to purchase unused seats, institutions are not permitted to pay any travel costs that would not otherwise be permitted under Division III legislation. [References: NCAA Division III Bylaw 16.02.3 (extra benefit)].
Same Sport/Separate Sport (III). Date Issued: January 24, 2017. Date Published: November 17, 2016. In assessing whether two sports are considered to be the same or different from one another, the evaluation includes, but is not limited to, the following criteria: playing rules, mechanics, skill set, equipment used and any legal precedent on the issue.
As such, the following sports are considered the same sport for purposes of NCAA amateurism, seasons of participation and outside competition legislation:
A student-athlete reinstatement request or waiver is not submitted in the Requests/Self-Reports Online (RSRO) system until all required signatures are complete. If your institution uses the electronic signature option, please remind your institutional representatives to e-sign the reinstatement or waiver request in a timely manner to avoid delays in submitting the case to the NCAA staff. Until all signatures are complete, the case remains in "Awaiting Signatures" status and is not available to the NCAA staff for processing. The e-sign option is not available for the student-athlete Buckley statement. Student-athletes must sign the case-specific Buckley statement generated in RSRO for
each case. The case-specific Buckley statement, which includes the case type and RSRO case number, is distinct from the Buckley statement student-athletes sign annually prior to practice and competition.
Registration for the 2017 NCAA Regional Rules Seminars opens March 6. Seminars will be conducted May 15-17 in Indianapolis and June 5-7 in San Diego. The Regional Rules Seminar registration link, daily schedule, grid and session descriptions will be available on the Regional Rules Seminar web page.
Highlights for the 2017 Regional Rules Seminars:
The 2017 NCAA Inclusion Forum brings together higher education and intercollegiate athletics leaders and student-athletes passionate about improving the educational and professional environment for student-athletes, coaches and staff. Sessions engage on a broad range of topics related to policy, research and best practices that support racial and ethnic minorities, women, international student-athletes, LGBTQ and athletes with disabilities. This year's forum will be April 21-23 in Providence, Rhode Island at the Omni Providence Hotel. Registration for the 2017 NCAA Inclusion Forum is now open.
There will be two NCAA Division III governance-sponsored sessions at the 2017 NASPA Annual Conference, March 11-15 in San Antonio.
Use of the DiSC is strongly encouraged on member campuses. Participants gain personalized feedback on their specific leadership style, and student-athletes, coaches and administrators gain valuable understanding of everyone's unique behavioral style. Applying this knowledge can develop effective team dynamics, leadership, and communication among the group. For the remainder of 2017, each Division III school interested in utilizing the DiSC resource will be provided assessments for up to 50 student-athletes, as well as 30 coaches or administrators, at no cost. Funding is limited and requests will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. To learn more about the DiSC resource,
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The 2017 symposium is scheduled for April 26-28 in Kansas City. The application process is currently open with a deadline of February 17, 2017
. The symposium is for women aspiring to, or just beginning, a career in college athletics. This program, a strategic collaboration between the NCAA and the National Association of College Women Athletics Administrators, aims to enrich participants' skills, expand their professional network and promote the recruitment and retention of women working within college athletics administration. This engaging and energetic group includes graduate students and assistants, athletics interns, entry-level athletics staff members, and coaches transitioning into athletics administration. Participants gain knowledge from a variety of workshops and interactive discussion sessions during the three-day
program. A variety of cutting-edge topics are explored and can include: personal branding, leadership, Title IX, diversity education, as well as career advancement and mapping. They will also network with peers, NCAA and NACWAA staff and other key individuals in the sports industry.
This year's forum took place November 10-13 in Baltimore, with over 300 student-athletes, coaches, administrators and faculty in attendance. Inclusion is a core value of the Association, and per the participants at the forum - primarily the college athletes - more important than ever. WATCH the video and hear why inclusion matters to these young leaders
. The video features perspective from student-athletes Jake Grindstaff at Gallaudet University; Elton Kativhu from Goucher College and Akeda Hunter from Wheelock College.
More than 50 current presidents and chancellors attended an engagement session at the 2017 NCAA Convention. The session included a panel discussion featuring President F. Javier Cevallos, Framingham State University. The Chancellors and Presidents Engagement Program provides valuable information, resources and information on how to advocate for student-athlete success. New, full-time chancellors and presidents in the membership are encouraged to participate in an engagement opportunity within the first year of taking
office. For more information, visit the website and to schedule an engagement session, contact Ali Teopas.
Forty-two (42) students participated in the Student Immersion Program at the 2017 NCAA Convention. These Division III students of color were partnered with mentors while simultaneously being immersed in the Division III governance process.
The Softball Rules Committee and Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved three experimental rules to be used in conference games only during the 2017 season. For more information on the experimental rules and how to request to experiment, please click here.
The 2016 Women's Volleyball rules survey is now available. For more information, please click here.
The NCAA championships staff recently announced the site selection timeline with the announcement of hosts and sites for 83 of the 90 championships each year over four academic years, spanning 2018-19 through 2021-22.
The timeline is as follows:
See the latest appointments, promotions and retirements in the NCAA Record.
Several committees conducted in-person meetings in December and January.
Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports, December 12-14Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, January 17-18Management Council, January 18Presidents Council, January 19NCAA Convention,
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One of our first tasks is to come up with the names and sites of inspirational photographers, why they inspire us and social media sites that they use.
I recently attended an inspirational talk by Steve Scalone on Fine Art Composition and Abstract. He is a big user of Instagram and loves the square format. So I was heavily influenced by that evening to try this platform. I have over the past years taken a number of photos with the square format in mind, so now is the time to revisit them.
While it is not square format here is an image I think meets the sort of compositional elements that Steve was discussing.
My other photographic/artistic inspirations that I have listed are Art Wolfe, an amazing photographer and Banksy an artist whose social media platform is street art. The course work did say photographers though so I will come up with another. So many great photographers to choose from but am trying to stay with modern day photographers rather than the likes of Ansell Adams.
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I found those neat old print blocks...dirt cheap. Just thought they were cool and could be used in some sort of collage piece. The roll of wallpaper is waverly with little lavender rose buds. It was still unopened in it's package, so it's a full double roll. Last, but not least, is this AMAZING home dec fabric with yummy blues and greens. There's about 4 yards. I'm seeing some new pillows for the couch maybe.
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Failed 'Gang of Eight' architect Sen. Marco Rubio said on Sunday that frontrunner Donald Trump's immigration plan to put Americans ahead of foreign workers and alien criminals "makes no sense."
"No, his rhetoric is a little louder, but if you think about where he was six months ago, his position on immigration six months ago was nothing like what he's saying now, and even what he's saying now borders on the absurd," Rubio said on CNN's State of the Union.
"He's going to deport all these people, and then he's going to allow back in the ones that are good… His plan makes no sense," Rubio insisted.
Advocates of extreme levels of immigration, including Rubio, frequently claim that enforcement of existing law is impossible. That claim complements their donors' high-immigration, low-wage agendas.
But 8 U.S. Code § 1227 makes it clear aliens can be deported for a wide variety of violations. If they helped other aliens enter the country, commit a crime that requires a sentence longer than a year, are convicted of any drug-related sentence besides possessing less than 30 grams of marijuana, a violent domestic crime, et cetera they might as well have slapped a "Return to Sender" label on their foreheads.
Enforcement is popular, so Rubio declared during the first GOP primary debate "we need a fence" on the border. In 2013, however, Rubio himself voted against a border fence and an entry-exit tracking system for aliens holding U.S. visas during the debate over the Gang of Eight bill.
Rubio, who achieved a 2.1 GPA in high school, doesn't seem to have read about his opponent's immigration positions. In 2011, Trump authored Time to Get Tough, dedicating a chapter to illegal immigration.
"Too many Republicans in Washington turn a blind eye to illegal immigration because some of their business supporters want artificially cheap labor," Trump wrote. "Liberal Democrats, on the other hand, look on illegal immigrants as another potential Democrat voting bloc eager for their big government agenda of welfare handouts, class warfare, and 'affirmative action.' What do taxpayers get? They get the shaft."
Rubio appears to remain ignorant of Trump's immigration positions articulated in his book.
As Trump wrote in 2011: "Have we suddenly become an annex of Mexico's prison system? If so, Mexico should pay for it. I actually have a theory that Mexico is sending their absolute worst, possibly including prisoners, in order for us to bear the cost, both financial and social. This would account for the fact that there is so much crime and violence. "
Trump echoed these complaints when announcing his run for the presidency, enraging the political class while shocking — then energizing — grassroots voters who would later propel him into a 100-day-plus frontrunner status:
When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're not sending you. They're not sending you. They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good people. But I speak to border guards and they tell us what we're getting. And it only makes common sense. It only makes common sense. They're sending us not the right people.
Rubio's 'Gang of Eight' bill would have issued over 30 million green cards in a single decade, increasing the total population of the U.S. by 10 percent in a flash. Under current high levels of immigration, 10 million foreigners will be issued green cards over 10 years, as swing-states turn blue and unemployment rises.
Trump himself has ridiculed Rubio as "Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator." That insult was in Trump'a detailed plan to push back against Mexican leaders strategy of encouraging their citizens to emigrate here in defiance of U.S. law.
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Visiting Gail's Studio/sharing Gail's Studio
The Blue Shed Studio is facing the sea behind4 The Bungalows, Port Mulgrave, Saltburn-by-the-Sea TS13 5LG
Port Mulgrave is 10 miles north of Whitby, 10 miles south of Saltburn, and is less than 2 miles from Staithes and Runswick Bay.
The studio is open for viewing on Sundays 10-4 and Bank Holiday Mondays from Easter until November. Guest's staying in Rosemary Cottage may be able to use the studio. Rental information for the cottage www.yorkshireholidaycottages.co.uk. The studio by private arrangement with Gail
If you are travelling far please email to check the studio will be open.
If you'd like to view at other times, please contact Gail here or alternatively telephone on 01947 840086
Please note that there is parking for the studio through the double gates at the far end of the road plus a turning point.
By Road:
From the A174, if you're travelling from the North, take the left turn signposted Port Mulgrave shortly after you've been through Staithes, just before the village of Hinderwell, and then take the next left up Rosedale Lane (also signposted Port Mulgrave).
If you're travelling from the South, take the right-hand turn at the far end of the village of Hinderwell signposted Port Mulgrave and then take the next right up Rosedale Lane (also signposted Port Mulgrave).
Continue up Rosedale Lane, passing the Ship Inn on your right. Roughly 60 metres after passing a phone box on your right take a right turn down Long Row.
Continue to the very end of Long Row - The Bungalows are on your left-hand side. Gail has gated parking on the right-hand side at the end of Long Row.
To reach the Blue Shed Studio take the path down to the left of the end Bungalow, then turn immediately left following the path along the front of the gardens of The Bungalows to reach the garden of Number 4.
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Arriva bus routes 4/X4 stop in Hinderwell near the turning to Port Mulgrave, from where you can follow the By Road directions above.
From the Cleveland Way:
The Cleveland Way passes along the coast in Port Mulgrave. It will bring you out at the end of Rosedale Lane. Head up Rosedale Lane away from the coast, and turn left down Long Row, then follow the By Road directions above. Staithes is just over a mile and a half away, and Runswick Bay is just under two miles from Port Mulgrave along the Cleveland Way.


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The Holiday Season is filled with lots of bad food and bad choices…but…with a little planning, it can be filled with scrumptious, healthy, flavorful foods that are also free of gluten! For any Holiday gathering, or maybe just because it's Tuesday, you can't go wrong with a yummy chocolate dessert, made from scratch of course so that you can control the ingredients – and YOUR safety.
We made this yummy grain free Peppermint Chocolate Cake for Christmas dessert this year, but it could easily be served at your New Year's Party as well! Or remove the peppermint extract, add a little almond extract, garnish with sliced almonds, and you've got yourself an "Any Occasion" cake that everyone will love, including those who think gluten free is tasteless.
For those who can't tolerate eggs, please check back as I have a gf, df, ef version in the works as I type! I will post it as soon as I can. Enjoy!
- 2/3 C Coconut Flour
- 1/3 C Blanched Almond Flour (I used Bob's Red Mill)
- 1/3 C Unsweetened Organic Cocoa Powder
- ½ tsp Sea Salt
- 1 tsp Baking Soda
- 1 tsp Baking Powder
- 9 Large or Extra Large Organic Eggs
- 1 TBSP Pure Vanilla Extract
- 3/4 C Pure Organic Maple Syrup (you can add more if you like it sweeter)
- 1 C Coconut Oil, melted
- 1) In a small bowl, whisk together dry ingredients.
- 2) In a stand mixer, blend wet ingredients until fully combined.
- 3) Slowly add dry ingredient mixture to the blended wet ingredients. Mix on low until combined. Turn mixer to high and mix for 30 seconds or so.
- 4) Grease or spray two 9" cake pans. Pour batter evenly into both cake pans.
- 5) Bake in a 350° oven for 25-30 minutes, or until tops are firm, spring back slightly to the touch, or when a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
- 6) Cool in pans for 10 minutes, then invert cake pans onto cooling racks, tap the bottoms of the pans to release the cakes. Cool cakes completely on cooling racks.
- 7) Frost with your favorite frosting, ganache (recipe follows) or sprinkle with powdered sugar.
- 8) To assemble, place one cake on a serving plate. Spread some ganache over the cake, smoothing evenly with a spoon. It's good to let some drip over the sides.
- 9) Place remaining cake on top of first layer. Spread more ganache evenly over top layer. Garnish with crushed gluten free candy canes. Serve!
- 1 C GF DF Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips (Enjoy Life works well)
- ½ C Lite Coconut Milk
- ½ tsp Pure Peppermint Extract
- 1) In a small saucepan heat milk until it starts to bubble around the edges.
- 2) Add in chocolate chips and extract, remove from heat.
- 3) Whisk until smooth and combined. Use immediately to frost cakes, cookies etc. or store in a jar with a tight fitting lid in the fridge or freezer. Heat in microwave to use.


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I've seen some instances where I'm amazed people haven't been killed doing stupid things to get a photo. We recently heard about a man killed by a raging bull elephant while trying to take a selfie with the angered animal. However, the danger is not always so obvious as was the case with this man killed by a beaver he was trying to photograph, so be sure to treat all animals with respect and keep your distance.
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Swings and Roundabouts: Operators and Rays for structured Gaussian beams
Mark Dennis (University of Bristol)
There is a deep analogy between the Poincaré sphere describing polarization, and the scalar Gaussian modes of laser cavities. Mathematically, the Poincaré sphere describes the orbits of a classical orbits of a classical two-dimensional harmonic oscillator, in terms of the formalism of Hamiltonian mechanics. Many properties of Hermite-, Laguerre- and Ince-Gaussian beam families can be understood with these as eigenfunctions of certain operators, such as the angular momentum operator, corresponding to Hamiltonian constants of the motion (themselves related to Stokes parameters). This correspondence can be approached semiclassically, where any self-similar Gaussian beam family can be constructed from a hyperboloidal family of straight rays. This ray-based description also provides a simple explanation for many aspects of structured Gaussian beams, such as "self-healing" and the Gouy and Pancharatnam–Berry phases. In particular the analysis of the Ince-Gaussian mode family reveals surprising Kepler-orbit like geometry in the representation of the ray families, and connects to a well-studied model in atomic physics.
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