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Strive for Change Foundation was created to help overcome poverty in our own community. We do the research to find the local organizations here in the East Bay that help the working poor gain the long-term skills necessary to support their families more effectively.
Who Are the Working Poor?
The "working poor" are defined as people who are employed, but live in relative poverty due to low levels of pay that are not enough to support themselves or their families. They are people you see every day–a caregiver tending an elderly neighbor, a housecleaner, a fast food worker or grocery store clerk. Simply put, the "working poor" are working hard, but are not able to prevent the cycle of poverty for their families.
What Does It Take To Be One Of the Working Poor?
Today, minimum wage in California is $9.00/hour or $18,720/year assuming full-time employment. The U.S. Government defines a family of four as living in poverty if they earn less than $22,050 a year, and for a family of three, less than $17,600.[i]
But we all know the cost of living in the Bay Area is higher than the national average. United Way of the Bay Area derives a "Self-Sufficiency Standard" by calculating the bare bones cost of living by county, with no allowance for restaurant or take-out food, savings, credit card or loan payments or emergency funds. The Self-Sufficiency Standard for a family of three (two adults and a child) in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties was approximately $50,000/year in 2007.[ii] This is almost triple the "official" Federal Poverty Level of $17,170 regardless of the location. The California Budget Project had similar findings. It concluded that a two-parent family with one child needed $54,039/year in income to support a modest standard of living in the East Bay.[iii]
Discussion is underway to raise the minimum wage to $12.25 in Oakland. It is abundantly clear that even those with full-time, year-round work, do not have an adequate income to support themselves or their families even with rising minimum wage.
How Many Working Poor Are There in the Bay Area?
Too many. Of the more than 440,000 Bay Area households with inadequate incomes at or below the Self-Sufficiency Standard, surprisingly 86% have at least one person employed.[iv] Therefore, it is clear that even employment does not guarantee ending the cycle of poverty.
What Challenges Face the Working Poor?
- Lack of job skills or access to training to obtain adequate paying jobs.
- Language, social and/or personal financial skill deficits/barriers.
- Sky-high unemployment rates in the Bay Area (11.7 – 11.9% in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties).[v]
- High cost of living, with expensive transportation, food, housing and health care.
- Low minimum wage levels.
How Can Strive For Change Foundation Help?
Strive for Change Foundation provides funding and visibility to innovative, local programs that address the job skill deficits and social/personal management barriers that often limit income potential. Specifically, the program provide:
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[i] HHS Poverty Guidelines (August, 2010.)
[ii] "Struggling to Make Ends Meet in the Bay Area" (United Way Self-Sufficiency Report, 2009.)
[iii] "Making Ends Meet" (California Budget Project, June 2010.)
[iv] "Struggling to Make Ends Meet in the Bay Area" (United Way Self-Sufficiency Report, 2009.)
[v] "Monthly Labor Force Data for California Counties" July, 2010.


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Joey Aires: "Much in the same way that fighters in the mold of Street Fighter II conquered consoles for years in the nineteen-nineties, so has the first-person shooter over the last ten plus years. Shooters are simple in design, but can be as complex as any puzzle game for players to actually master. Ask anyone who's dumped hours into just setting up a LAN in the dorms or at a LAN party before the actual gameplay begins, and they tell you how the FPS genre has impacted their lives and ate up hours. Today we're listing those first-person shooters that cost us relationships, good grades, and friendships when we lost our cool because our buddy was looking at our side of the screen and cheating."
GunShotEddy approves of Killzone 2 getting the repect it deserves.
Pretty eclectic list actually. I admit Metroid Prime is a good game and should get some credit, but I don't think I've seen Metroid listed alongside games like Halo and Killzone before. Just surprised. Not ripping on them.
the shooter system in FALLOUT3 embarrasses KZ2 ffs
Im not a Sony fanboy or anything, but Killzone 2 was amazing. Beats any BF game both on consoles and PC. Half Life was good, but games like Bioshock have better single player. MP CoD4 and Killzone 2 are the best IMO.
The main problem with Killzone was the level design. MP maps were dull.
@ Wrathman.
Fallout is one of the worst games I've ever played.
@ Mal Tez
If all other shooters were to adopt Killzones mechanics shooters would be too similar.
All other shooters feel the same after playing Killzone 2.
In other games you feel like a floating gun, in KZ2 you feel like a person
In other games the guns feel like they're made out of plastic, in KZ2 they feel real
In (most) other games guns have the recoil of airsoft guns, in KZ2 (and some others) they feel real
Killzone 2 and it's sense of weight separates it from all other shooters, and makes it much more immersive, skillful and fun
Also, every shooter game should adopt KZ2's cover system.
@Bacon, I see how it would make them all the same, I was just saying hiw much I liked it. I'm surprised it didn't catch on in other games.
You mean the controller lag that was patched after everyone complained ...
if it was a weighted system, why did you get the same lag no matter which weapon you help .. .knife Vs Bazooka .... oh that's so realistic ... lol ... and some people said they never even experienced it ...
Seriously though .... KZ2 is a great game ... I loved it .... but the whole "we programmed weight into the game" nonsesnse has to end If it was deliberate they NEVER would have patched it ....
"it was a weighted system, why did you get the same lag no matter which weapon you help .. .knife Vs Bazooka .... oh that's so realistic ... lol ... and some people said they never even experienced it ... "
oh come on...you know statements like that will be ignored. Everyone knows that the knife's were made out of super heavy lead and rocket launchers out of plastic. Though it is amazing to see the amount of people who have convinced themselves that the aiming system was realistic lol
KZ2 is the only fps shooter I've ever owned that I never completed in singleplayer. Everything about it screamed generic. An utterly disappointing purchase
Your loss....kicks many other shooters backsides to me. MW, BF, Halo (got over the gameplay after my many, many, many hours of halo 2, will get back in for Reach though), only other shooter that i would find better would be counterstrike, not for me personally, but i have a heap of respect for the elite gamers who do such amazing things in tournaments.
GoFanboy likely left the PC platform out on purpose, knowing them.
Man this game is FAST! FURIOUS! ON THE SPFOT! and FUN!
The accuracy of control is second to none when you control it with the Dreamcast controller!
It's funny how Fanboys came to this forum to trash killzone rather than talk about their favorite games. I ask you what
halo has innovated or brought to the shooter genre please tell me. Tell me tha and I'll tell you weather you've played unreal tournament, Halflife or any shooter other than Halo. Atleast Killzone tried to give people a realistic control mechanic, cover system, visceral environments, and some unique multiplayer mechanics.
-Two weapon limit (eliminating the magic backback).
- Golden tripod (separate buttons for weapon, melee and grenade usage).
- Rechargeable Energy Shields (and rechargeable Health in Halo 2).
-Perfecting vehicle combat.
-Perfecting controls for the console FPS.
- Huge outdoor environments.
- Matchnmaking Party System.
- 4 player online co-op
- Saved Films/Theatre that allows you to view the game from every possible angle and the ability to take screenshots, save film clips and render the films online.
Now to say Halo has never innovated is just playing BS at this point, every FPS game since Halo1 was released had borrowed in someway from Halo whether it's from the controls all the way to the online Matchmaking party system from Halo 2.
I get it already, alot of people hate Halo because it's an Xbox franchise, but it's influence is undeniable and it along with Grand Theft Auto helped garner videogames more mainstream media exposure, except Halo didn't do it by being controversial.
Perfecting vehicle combat is not an innovation its perfecting one. Unreal had huge environments. 4 player co-op...system shock? Quake had good controls. Other games had rechargeble health not but not a shield. I like halo but don't overcredit it that's the problem.
@ The BS Police
The vehicles control like trash in Halo 3....not sure where you get "perfecting" from.
Games are now only starting to adopt the party system Halo 2 used for multiplayer. In terms of multiplayer features for a console game, Halo 3 has more of them than games that are coming out 3 years after it.
I find it funny that people call Halo "generic". You know why it seems generic to them? Because a lot of FPS games imitate Halo.
Now to get phantom disagrees :)
Hmmm...I remember CounterStrike, Lol
Big outdoor environments aren't innovations.
Rechargeable energy shields? wtf?
Two weapon limit? A limit is not an innovation
Halo 3 was generic and felt outdated. Maybe not Halo 1...
bungie and ms co-own a patent that allows for multiple users over an internet connection to operate different portions of the same vehicle.
The warthog was in fact the first vehicle that allowed one player to drive, and the other to man the guns. Seems pretty important to me, specially now that games like bfbc2 rely so heavily on vehicle support based on that premise.
This guy is a NOOB console only player.
The console versions of Quake 3 and UT SUCK BALLS compared to the pc versions.
Rainbow Six Vegas
Rainbow Six Vegas 2
Resistance: Fall of Man
Resistance 2
Far Cry 2
Battlefield Bad Company 1 and 2 could have been on the list, but they have too few features and too few multiplayer maps. The technicle problems with both games were an issue as well.
What a crappy list of games.
'Unreal Tournament (PS3/Dreamcast)'
No PC version? the PC version of unreal tournament is IMO the best arena-style multiplayer game ever!
Best FPS shooters on consoles....
That caught my eye too. It's a beastly game on PC, but is it even good on consoles?
Red Faction(Ps2), Timesplitters(ps2), Halo, Metroid (GC/Wii), MAG, BC2, COD4 and 5, Team fortress, Killzone (ps2), 1943, Rainbow six Vegas 1, Golden eye, and Unreal tournament.
Since playing Killzone on the ps1 i have grown to love the franchise. The enemies are so terrifying yet somewhat memorable. I loved KZ2 and i am sure GG will deliver something extraordinary with KZ3.
don't you just love the red glowing eyes?
killzone isnt one of them and to the guy above me killzone began on the ps2 not ps1
Usually I'd accept if people don't think a Killzone 2 should be up there. I think it should. But your opinion is illrellevant. Why? Because it's not objective. Your bias against the PS3 has been proven with your god awful comment history. Your comment holds no fidelity in this thread.
Anyways this seems about right. But why is Halo 3 on there and not Halo 2? Halo 2 was better. FACT.
Nice contradiction there. Telling him that his comment is not objective due to some asinine reason, and then telling us that your opinion is somehow a fact.
You're a winner, alright.
Where are Half Life 1 & 2 and episodes??
In a package for 20 bucks with 2 other games. That kind of says something.
I know those are easily the best FPSs out there at least IMO
It's a list for console fps, PC fps not included.
@ TrapperDan - you're off your head aren't you? The Half Life series is one of the most critically acclaimed series in gaming history.
Isn't Half-Life 2 included in the Orange Box, which was released on the consoles?
They have great atmosphere, characters, story and action
But the thing I never liked was the shooting. I found it to be overly basic and not very fun.
Everything else in half-life is awesome, I just wish the gunplay was more detailed.
the gravity gun has to be the most fun ive ever had in a video game that was inovation
dude its console only!!!
half life 2 came to the xbox and was also in the orange box on 360 n ps3
Killzone deserves to be on this list. What surprises me are the absence of games like Half-Life,Counter-Strike,and Doom; seriously, where the hell are they?
This game is missing alot of other great shooters.. They leave out counter strike and half life but add two halos on the list. Nice
Timesplitters 2, Half Life, Battlefield 2, Team fortress, counter strike, and far cry are missing
the list was still good
Title is misleading, should be "Best first person shooters from the last 15 years ON CONSOLES"
But still, that doesn't make up for the terrible list, or more so it's glaring omissions.
Killzone 2 and Halo 3 but no Halflife? Seriously?
The title on n4g may be misleading, but as soon as you open the article it says "Best First Person Shooters Released on Consoles the Last 15 Years".
People just aren't seeing it for some reason...
I did see it, which is why I mentioned it. It seems to be causing a bit of confusion.
I'm lol'ing inside at the people who call this guy a PS3 fanboy. C'mon, he has Halo on the list!
Killzone 2 definitely deserves to be there, but Bioshock shouldn't be there at all. Bioshock isn't really a first person shooter, it's more of an RPG than anything, but whatever. Bioshock is still a great game, of course.
But where the hell were Counter-Strike: Source and Half-Life? And the PC versions of Unreal Tournament, Halo: CE, and Quake are far superior to their console counterparts.
Seems to me like this guy has only played on consoles.
And why Quake III instead of Quake IV? And what about the Battlefield games?
COD4 is definitely better than MW2, though, I definitely agree with that.
How is Bioshock not an FPS?
And I agree. Where are the BF games?
It had terrible shooting and the shootouts depended less on skill, and more on how much ammo and healthpack you have.
Then again, I disagree with you about Half life, I found the shooting to be terribly basic, and the game to be more about having ammo than being skillful.
The gravity gun however is fun enought that HL2 deserves to be on the list
as for CS:S, that should also be on the list.
I agree with you about the lack of counter strike and half-life. Those games are like like game changers for the fps market.
I'd also add fear and Quake to that list. But then it wouldnt really be a list anymore just a general summery of fps games in the last 15 years, and to make a list you have to make tough choices that others would disagree about.
(Also....how can you "Laugh Out Loud" on the inside?? :P. )
KZ2 is booring, bland, and repetitive. Completely un-original, and has HORRIBLE characters.
Killzones story was not brilliant and Bioshocks single player was much better, but MP wise there aren't many games on the same level as KZ2
COD1, it started off a whole new genre of FPS shooters.
The original and best!
NOLF series...
Seems this list is for consoles and notmuch PC'swhich is quiteodd as the PC is the master of FPS games.
List of best FPS games without any mention about PC.
Modern Warfare 2, for FPS.
Doesn't get much better, since it is tailored to deliver a cinematic epic OTT FPS experience.
Golden Eye 007 and Medal of Honor Frontline and I thought they were awesome.
agre with that list but needs Hl1 and 2, and bioshock and timeplitters 2,
and no PC isnt the master of FPS's anymore, neither is the console, they both share that honour,
PC is master of RTS's and MMO's and they both now Share FPS's , and the console's is master everything else
Console FPS gaming is a parody of PC FPS gaming. Pit a mouse/keyboard user against a controller user and the mouse will win 10 times out of 10.
Convincing the public that FPS's on consoles is "good" is the greatest trick developers have played on the gaming community.
so because u can turn unrealisticly fast pc fps are better dont talk shit ive always hated pc fps they play like there on fast forwars and the only reason i played crysis is because i used a 360 pad pc geeks do my head in
It's great to see Perfect Dark get a mention, it still puts msot FPS games today to shame.
Half life 1, Hl 2 episode 2 & Goldeneye for N64!!! counter strike, halo 1.
Kz2 is not legendary!! didn't move shooters forward!!! just reporting what I see if you take away the visuals you have nothing new thats fun that I will remember forever...
come on people, it has zombies
I don't even own a 360 and I love those games


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Dr. Tsu-Wei Chou is the Unidel Pierre S. du Pont Chair at the University of Delaware. Dr. Chou received the B.S. degree in civil engineering from the National Taiwan University (1963), the M.S. degree in materials science from Northwestern University (1966) and the Ph.D. degree in materials science from Stanford University. He joined the faculty of the University of Delaware in 1969. Dr. Chou also has served as a visiting professor in the following institutes: Argonne National Laboratory 1975-76, British Science Research Council 1976, the University of Witerwatersrand, South Africa 1977, National Commission for the Investigation of Space, Argentina 1981, Germany Aerospace Research Establishment 1982, London Branch Office, Office of Naval Research 1983, Tongji University, China 1990, Tokyo Science University, Japan 1990, and Industrial Research Institute, Japan 1997. Dr. Chou is an Honorary Professor of the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, the Northwestern Polytechnical University, the Tongji University and the Southwest Jiaotong University of China. He has performed composites technology assessments in Europe and Asia for ONR and ARO, respectively.
Dr. Chou's research interests are in materials science, applied mechanics, fiber composite materials, piezoelectric materials, and nanocomposites. He has authored over 372 archival journal papers and book chapters in these areas with a total Google Scholar Citation of over 34,200. Dr. Chou is the author of the book, Microstructural Design of Fiber Composites, Cambridge University Press, England (1992), the co-author of the book, Composites Materials and Their Use in Structures, Elsevier Applied Science, London (1975), and the editor of several books. Dr. Chou is a Fellow of ASME, ASM, ASC, ACerS, TMS and AIAA, and a recipient of the Charles Russ Richards Memorial Award, the Worcester Reed Warner Medal and the Nadai Medal of ASME, the Albert Sauveur Achievement Award of ASM International, the Distinguished Research Award and the ASC/DEStech Award in Composites of the American Society for Composites, as well as the Francis Alison Medal and the Medal of Excellence in Composite Materials of the University of Delaware. Dr. Chou is the Editor-in-Chief of the international journal Composites Science and Technology. He has been recognized by ISI as one of the "Highly Cited Researchers" in the world. Dr. Chou has been named among top 100 materials scientists (ranked 34th) of the past decade (2000-2010) by Times Higher Education. Dr. Chou has been honored as a World Fellow by the International Committee on Composite Materials.
Recent Publications
- "The effective interfacial shear strength of carbon nanotube fibers in an epoxy matrix characterized by a microdroplet test," Carbon, 50, 1271-1279 (2012), with M. Zu, Q.W. Li, Y.T. Zhu, M. Dey, G.J. Wang, W.B. Lu, J.M. Deitzel, J.W. Gillespie Jr., and J.H. Byun.
- "Electromechanical Response and Failure Behavior of Aerogel-Spun Carbon Nanotube Fibers under Tensile Loading," Journal of Material Chemistry, 22, 6792-6798 (2012), with A.S. Wu, J.W. Gillespie Jr., D. Lashmore, and J. Rioux.
- "A State-of-Art Review of Carbon Nanotube Fibers: Oppertunities and Challenges," Advanced Materials, 24 1805-1833 (2012), with W.B. Lu, M. Zu, J.H. Byun, and B. S. Kim.
- "The use of Taguchi optimization in determining optimum electrophoretic conditions for the deposition of carbon nanofiber on carbon fibers for use in carbon/epoxy composites," Carbon 50, 2853-2859 (2012), with Y. Q. Wang, J. H. Byun, B. S. Kim, and J. I. Song.
- "Strain rate-dependent tensile properties and dynamic electromechanical response of carbon nanotube fibers," Carbon, 50, 3876-3881 (2012), with A.S. Wu, X, Nie, M.C. Hudspeth, W.W Chen, D. Lashmore, M. Schauer, E. Tolle, and J. Rioux.
- "Characterization of carbon nanotube fiber compressive properties using tensile recoil measurement," ACS Nano, 60, 4288-4297 (2012), with M. Zu, W. B. Lu, Q. W. Li, and Y. T. Zhu.
- "Carbon nanotube fibers as torsion sensors," Applied Physics Letters, 100, 201908-3 (2012), with A. S. Wu, X. Nie, M. C. Hudspeth, W. W. Chen, D. S. Lashmore, M. W. Schauer, Erick Towel, and J. Rioux.
- "Carbon Nanotube Fibers for Advanced Composites." Materials Today, 15, 302-310 (2012), with A. S. Wu.
- "Stress relaxation in carbon nanotube-based fibers for load-bearing applications," Carbon, 52, 347-355 (2012), with M. Zu, Q. W. Li, Y. T. Zhu, Y. Zhu, G. J. Wang, and J. H. Byun.
- "Optimization of processing parameters of the chemical vapor deposition process for synthesizing high-quality single-walled carbon nanotube fluff and roving," Composites Science and Technology, 72, 1855-1862 (2012), with N. H. Tai, H. M. Chen, Y. J. Chen, and J. R. Liang.
- "Sensing of damage and healing in three-dimensional braided composites with vascular channels," Composites Science and Technology, 72, 1618-1626 (2012), with A. S. Wu, A. M. Coppola, M. J. Sinnott, E. T. Thostenson, J. H. Byun, and B. S. Kim.
- "Carbon nanotube film interlayer for strain and damage sensing in composites during dynamic compressive loading," Applied Physics Letters, 101, 221909 (2012), with A. S. Wu, W. -J. Na, W.-R. Yu, and J.-H .Byun.
- "Carbon Nanotube Fiber Based Stretchable Conductor," Advanced Functional Materials, 23, 789–793 (2013), with M. Zu, Q.W. Li, G.J. Wang, and J. H. Byun.
- "Microstructural evolution of carbon nanotube fibers: deformation and strength mechanism," Nanoscale, 5, 2002–2008 (2013), with X. Liu, W. B. Lu, O. M. Ayala, L. P. Wang, A. M. Karlsson, and Q. S. Yang.
- "Mechanical behavior and structural evolution of carbon nanotube films and fibers under tension: a coarse-grained molecular dynamics study," Journal of Applied Mechanics, 80(5), 051015 (2013), with W. B. Lu, X. Liu, Q. W. Li, and J. H. Byun.
- "Carbon Nanotube Fiber Based Stretchable Wire-Shaped Supercapacitors," Advanced Energy Materials, 4, 1300759 (2014), with P. Xu, T. L. Gu, Z. Y. Cao, B. Q. Wei, J. Y. Yu, F. X. Li, J-H. Byun, W. B. Lu, and Q. W. Li.
- "Synthesis and failure behavior of super-aligned carbon nanotube film wrapped graphene fibers," Carbon, 72, 250-256 (2014), with F. C. Meng, R. Li, Q. W. Li, and W. B. Lu.
- "Carbon nanotube fibers spun from a sizing material," Applied Physics Letters, 105, 261903 1-4 (2014), with F. Meng, W. Lu, Q. Li, M. Claes, and N. Kchit.
- "Laminated ultrathin chemical vapor deposition graphene films based stretchable and transparent high-rate supercapacitor," ACS Nano, 8(9), 9437-9445 (2014), with P. Xu, J. Kang, J.-B. Choi, J. Suhr, J. Yu, F. Li, J.-H. Byun, and B.-S. Kim.
- "Mechanism of sonication-assisted electrophoretic deposition of carbon nano-fiber on carbon fabrics," Composites Science and Technology, 107, 29-35 (2015), with G. Zhou, J.-H. Byun, Y.-Q. Wang, H.-J. Cha, J.-U. Lee, B.-M. Jung, J.-I. Song, and B.-S. Kim.
- "Stretchable Wire-Shaped Asymmetric Supercapacitors Based on Pristine and MnO2 Coated Carbon Nanotube Fibers," ACS Nano, 9(6), 6088–6096 (2015), with P. Xu, B. Wei, Z. Cao, J. Zheng, K. Gong, F. Li, J. Yu, Q. Li, W. Lu, J.-H. Byun, B.-S. Kim, and Y. Yan.
- "Spatial strain variation of graphene films for stretchable electrodes," Carbon, 93, 620-624 (2015), with P. Xu, J. Kang, J. Suhr, J. P. Smith, K. S. Booksh, B. Wei, J. Yu, F. Li, J.-H. Byun, and Y. Oh.
- "Additive manufacturing of multi-directional preforms for composites: opportunities and challenges," Materials Today, 18(9), 503-512 (2015), with Z. Quan, A. Wu, M. Keefe, X. Qin, J. Yu, J. Suhr, J.-H. Byun, and B.-S. Kim.
- "A durability study of carbon nanotube fiber based stretchable electronic devices under cyclic deformation," Carbon, 94, 352-361 (2015), with J. Yu, L. Wang, X. Lai, S. Pei, Z. Zhuang, L. Meng, Y. Huang, Q. Li, W. Lu, J.-H. Byun, Y. Oh, and Y. Yan.
- "Coating of carbon nanotube fibers: variation of tensile properties, failure behavior and adhesion strength," Frontiers in Materials, 2(53), (2015), with E. Maeder, J. W. Liu, J. Hiller, W. Lu, Q. W. Li, and S. Zhandarov.
- "Graphene-Based Fibers: A Review," Advanced Materials, 27, 5113-5131 (2015), with F. Meng, W. Lu, Q. Li, J.-H. Byun, and Y. Oh.
- "High-Strength Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube/Permalloy Nanoparticle/Poly(vinyl alcohol) Multifunctional Nanocomposite Fiber", ACS Nano, 9(11), 11414-11421 (2015), with G. Zhou, Y.-Q. Wang, J.-H. Byun, J.-W. Yi, S.-S. Yoon, H.-J. Cha, J.-U. Lee, Y. Oh, B.-M. Jung, and H.-J. Moon.
- "Microstructural design and additive manufacturing and characterization of 3D orthogonal short carbon fiber/acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene preform and composite", Composites Science and Technology, 126, 139-148 (2016), with Z. Quan, Z. Larimore, A. Wu, J. Yu, X. Qin, M. Mirotznik, J. Suhr, J.-H. Byun, and Y. Oh.
- "An electromechanical behavior of reduced graphene oxide fiber", Carbon, 105, 244-247 (2016), with F. Meng, M. Wang, W. Lu, Q. Li, and L. Zheng.
- "Omnidirectionally Stretchable High-Performance Supercapacitor Based on Isotropic Buckled Carbon Nanotube Films", ACS Nano, 10(5), 5204-5211 (2016), with J. Yu, W. Lu, S. Pei, K. Gong, L. Wang, L. Meng, Y. Huang, J. P. Smith, K. S. Booksh, Q. Li, J.-H. Byun, Y. Oh, and Y. Yan.
- "Microstructural characterization of additively manufactured multi-directional preforms and composites via X-ray micro-computed tomography", Composites Science and Technology, 131, 48-60 (2016), with Z. Quan, Z. Larimore, X. Qin, J. Yu, M. Mirotznik, J.-H. Byun, and Y. Oh.
- "A continuum mechanics model of multi-buckling in graphene – substrate systems with randomly distributed debonding", International Journal of Solids and Structures, 97-98, 510-519 (2016), with X. Gao, C. Li, and Y. Song.
- "Multifunctional continuous fibers based on aligned carbon nanotubes", Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 49(46),461002 (2016), TW Chou.
- "A High Performance Stretchable Asymmetric Fiber-Shaped Supercapacitor with a Core-Sheath Helical Structure", Advanced Energy Materials, 7, 1600976 (2017), with J. Yu, W. Lu, J. P. Smith, K. S. Booksh, L. Meng, Y. Huang, Q. Li, J.-H. Byun, Y. Oh, and Y. Yan.
- "Electromechanical behavior of carbon nanotube fibers under transverse compression", Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 50, 085303 (2017), with Y. Li, W. Lu, S. Sockalingam, B. Gu, B. Sun, J. Gillespie.
- "Temperature effects on electrochemical performance of carbon nanotube film based flexible all-solid-state supercapacitors", Electrochimica Acta, 233, 181-189(2017), with D. Chen, J. Yu, W. Lu, Y. Zhao, Y. Yan.
- "Highly Sensitive Wearable Textile-Based Humidity Sensor Made of High-Strength, Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube/Poly(vinyl alcohol) Filaments", ACS Appl Mater Interfaces, 9(5), 4788-4797 (2017), with G. Zhou, J. Byun, Y. Oh, B. Jung, H. Cha, D. Seong, M. Um and S. Hyun.
- "A semi-continuum mechanical model for analyzing the wrinkling of graphene sheet supported by an elastic substrate", Computational Materials Science, 135, 152-159 (2017), with X. Gao, C. Li, Y. Song.
- "Ultrahigh-Rate Wire-Shaped Supercapacitor Based on Graphene Fiber", Carbon, 119, 332-338 ( 2017), with J. Yu, M. Wang, P. Xu, S. Cho, J. Suhr, K. Gong, L. Meng, Y. Huang, J. Byun, Y. Oh, Y. Yan.
- "Superb electromagnetic wave-absorbing composites based on large-scale graphene and carbon nanotube films", Scientific Reports, 7: 2349 (2017), with J. Li, W. Lu, J. Suhr, H. Chen, J. Xiao.
- "High performance solid-state flexible supercapacitor based on Fe3O4/carbon nanotube/polyaniline ternary films", Mater. Chem. A, 5, 11271-11277(2017), with J. Li, W. Lu, Y. Yan.
- "Characterization of residual stress and deformation in additively manufactured ABS polymer and composite specimens", Composites Science and Technology, 150, 102-110 (2017), with W. Zhang, A. Wu, J. Sun, Z. Quan, B. Gu, B. Sun, C. Cotton, D. Heider.
- "Printing direction dependence on mechanical behavior of additively manufactured 3D preforms and composites", Composite Structures, 184, 917-923(2018), with Z.Quan, J. Suhr, J. Yu, X. Qin, C. Cotton, and M. Mirotznik.
- "Interfacial bonding strength of short carbon fiber/acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene composites fabricated by fused deposition modeling", Composites Part B: Engineering, 137, 51-59(2018), with W. Zhang, C. Cotton, J. Sun, D. Heider, B. Gu, and B. Sun.
- "Flexible electromagnetic wave absorbing composite based on 3D rGO-CNT-Fe3O4 ternary films", Carbon, 129, 76-84(2018), with J. Li, Y. Xie, and W. Lu.
- "Highly porous and Easy Shapeable Poly-Dopamine Derived Graphene-Coated Single Walled Carbon Nanotube Aerogels for Stretchable Wire-Type Supercapacitors", Carbon, 130, 137-144 (2018), with G. Zhou, N. Kim, S. Chun, W. Lee, M. Um, M. Islam, J. Byun and Y. Oh
- "Flexible ultra-thin Fe3O4/MnO2 core-shell decorated CNT composite with enhanced electromagnetic wave absorption performance", Composites Part B: Engineering, 144, 111-117 (2018), with Y. Shao, W. Lu, H. Chen, J. Xiao and Y. Qiu.
- "Shape Memory Behavior and Recovery Force of 4D Printed Textile Functional Composites", Composites Science and Technology, 160, 224-230 (2018), with W. Zhang, F. Zhang, X. Lan, J. Leng, A. Wu, T. Bryson, C. Cotton, B. Gu and B. Sun.
- "Microbuckling-enhanced electromagnetic-wave-absorbing capability of a stretchable Fe3O4/carbon nanotube/poly(dimethylsiloxane) composite film", ACS Applied Nano Materials, 1(5), 2227-2236 (2018), with Y. Shao, J. Li, W. Lu, J.Q. Xiao and Y. Qiu.
Research Areas
Composite Materials
Modeling & characterization of polymer-,metal- and ceramic-based fiber composites; nanocomposites
Carbon nanotube based damage sensing of composites; modeling and characterization of carbon nanotube fibers and their composites
Materials Engineering
Fiber composites; nanocomposites; piezoelectric materials
Solid Mechanics
Micro- and nano-mechanics of anisotropic and inhomogeneous material systems
Global Initiative
International collaborative research programs; exchange of students and researchers


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Sarah had a baby at 90 years old.
I have always imagined this great grandmotherly looking woman joyously caring for a baby. Doesn't seem overly hard for God to juice her endocrine system for a special purpose.
But that is not how it worked.
In Genesis 20, in the three month window before Isaac's conception, Abraham took her to Philistia. Before going, he asked her to do the "You are my sister thing" and sure enough, once there, she got picked up by the king himself to be part of his harem.
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The soda industry has been suffering over the course of the past decade, with sales steadily decreasing.
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At the same time, large discount packs have been made less available to the consumers. An emphasis has been placed on low-sugar drinks, sugar-free versions of soda and non-carbonated drinks.
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Sales of soda drinks decreased about 1.2 percent in the United States in 2016, falling for the 12th year in a row, a report by trade publication Beverage Digest showed, as demand was hit by consumer choosing healthier options and a slew of sugar taxes aimed at stemming obesity and diabetes. The per capita consumption of soda drinks, including energy drinks, fell to about 642 8-ounce servings last year, the lowest level since 1985, when the Beverage Digest began tracking consumption trends, the publication said on Wednesday. However, total sales dollars increased 2 percent to $80.6 billion as soft drink makers aggressively pushed smaller packs at higher prices per ounce, while lowering emphasis on large discounts packs, the Beverage Digest said. These measures come amid a wave of sugar tax approvals in the United States and Europe.
The consumption of added sugar in foods and beverages has been linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes. The World Health Organization, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the American Heart Association have all recommended reducing consumption of soda as a way to cut down on added sugars.


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The Complete Confession
The time from Rosh Hashanah until Yom Kippur is a time of reflection and introspection. It's a time to look back at the past year and take stock of our actions. It's a time when we are meant to think about what we have done or have not done, and make amends.
From about a week before Rosh Hashanah, Ashkenazi Jews begin saying the Selichos prayers (prayers of confession and supplication to G-d). Sephardic Jews begin a full month before, and both continue up to and including Yom Kippur. The central motif of the Selichos prayers is the vidui confessional prayer, which lists all of our sins (and those of the whole nation), alphabetically.
We're taught to notice what we've done wrong and recognize our failures while we're still quite young. From an early age, we already absorb the message that we've messed up, or hurt somebody, or sinned in some way against G-d or man, and there's a lot that needs to be done to make it better. It is important to be able to acknowledge what you have done wrong, and move through a process of forgiveness or atonement to be able to make amends, but often we can get stuck in those feelings of failure. All too often, we spend too much time in our lives focusing on the negative – in ourselves – and not enough looking at the positive.
Some time ago, I asked a group of people to share their one best character attribute. It was terribly hard. Everyone umm-ed and fudged around the answer. It was fascinating to see how much time everyone needed just to think about what might be their best character trait. Clearly this was not something they had thought about before. (It then took even longer before most people were ready to say it aloud.) If I had asked what their worst flaw is, they would have had the answer ready on the tips of their tongues.
Last year, a friend sent me this alternative prayer of confession. It was written by HaRav Avraham Yitzchak HaKohen Kook, who was the Chief Rabbi of Jaffa and the first Chief Rabbi of Palestine (as Israel then was), until his death in 1935. There are some prayer books which include it as part of their liturgy, but overall it's not very well known.
Rav Kook was renowned for his positive eye, so perhaps it is not so surprising that he composed an alternative, more positive vidui. He termed it 'The Completed Confession':
I found it very moving. It is true that we have sinned, we have lied, and we have stolen, as the traditional version of vidui begins, but it is also true that we have loved, we have cried with others, and we have repaid others. In a comment to this new liturgy, Rav Kook notes
"Therefore, since there is a good argument that that confessing one's sins will lead to improving his character … there is an equally good reason for confessing one's good deeds, in order to feel inner joy about them, and thus strengthen his determination to continue along the path of G-d throughout his life"
You'll notice that Rav Kook's more positive prayer does not try to make the one reciting it sound like a saint. We 'sometimes' did the right thing. We tried. We 'tasted books', meaning that we began trying to learn Torah although we didn't immerse in it all the way.
Rav Kook did not skip out the traditional confession of sins, either, even though he recited this prayer along side it. We acknowledge that we have a lot to improve and a long way to go, but we strengthen ourselves for the journey by reminding ourselves that we've already done some good.
When I was a child, my grandmother often told my sister and I 'You'll catch more flies with honey than you will with vinegar'. Of course, she was usually saying this in response to us fighting over something or other. Being somewhat contrary as well as scientifically minded at the time, I used to wonder what it meant that you'd catch even more flies with rotten meat.
However, her point was a good one – that you'll be more successful by being softly spoken and gentle than by shouting or speaking harshly. We should remember that for ourselves too, this Yom Kippur.


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This is a day shadowing Justin DiGiulio, a top New York Real Estate Broker, who has created his own agency: The DiGiulio Group.
This video shows a quick peak of a typical day, Justin goes through, in the fast paced city of New York.
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Easter is a very popular festival celebrated in many countries. This festival is celebrated by Christians with great enthusiasm and zeal. The celebration of Easter in Russia is similar to what is celebrated across the world. Easter Sundays marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ after he was crucified. Few Easter rituals and traditions that prevail to specific countries make Easter celebration different from the other countries. The obvious difference can be seen by the way Eastern Orthodox Christians and Roman Catholics and Protestants celebrate Easter.
Since Russia is dominated by the Eastern Orthodox culture, the way people celebrate Easter differs here. They have different traditions and rituals that make it different from the rest of the western nations. Easter in Russia is therefore unique and different.
The Russians follow the Eastern Orthodox Church and religiously go by what is laid down before them. The only common thing between the Eastern Orthodox Christians and the Western Christians (Roman Catholics and the Protestants) is Easter. Other than this there is a difference between the calendars of both the communities. The Western church follow the Gregorian calendar which has 13 days difference from the Julian calendar followed by the Eastern Church. In the Eastern Church, the calculations start from March 21st which is according to their calendar and the Gregorian calendar starts from April 3rd.
Easter in Russia is an auspicious day. The Russian Orthodox Church Easter mass goes all throughout Saturday night while the Western Churches have an Easter sunrise mass. Christians all over gather at the cathedral on Saturday evening and be a part of the Easter vigil that marks the burial of Jesus Christ. In Russia, a scared inner sanctuary is built which gives access to only priests and not to worshippers. Here the door of the sanctuary is closed and is opened at midnight. Since the priest has the access, he opens the door and comes out saying "Christ is risen! Christ is risen! Christ is risen!" and after that the worshippers observe an hour of silence and then reply back saying, "He is risen indeed!"
Other than this important ritual followed by Russians on Easter, they follow another ritual. This interesting ritual is decorating the Easter egg. The important color in Russia is red and therefore most Easter eggs are red in color. Red is an important color as it symbolizes the blood of Jesus Christ. Easter in Russia also involves family get-togethers. The Easter dinner is another important ritual that is followed by every Russian family. This is usually organized in the church as people gather in large number. The Easter dinner is a lavish spread of food where all family and friends are involved. Easter delicacies include Easter cakes known as "kulich" which is specially baked and curd paskha. All these delicacies are brought to church and are blessed by the priest before the grand Easter meal starts.
Easter in Russia has always been very traditional and special. It is an auspicious day and every Russian is believed to follow it religiously till today.


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Conrad Centennial Singapore is a place to experience service and style on guest own terms. A place to connect with the world. A place to stay inspired.And connections to people and places around the corner, and half way around the world.
Conrad Centennial Singapore has enlisted Peter J Lindberg, the brand's new Director of Inspiration, to curate a list of quintessential experiences. Each Conrad 1/3/5 hour experience reflects a local take on culture, art, food, and adventure. Guests can now make the most of their trip, even when time is at a premium.
Conrad Centennial Singapore hotel is located at the pulse of marina bays where easy access to the area's top destinations. On-site amenities including four unique restaurants and lounges, a 65-foot/20-metre pool and luxurious spa facilities.
The hotel is a part of the Millenia Singapore development, which houses a lifestyle shopping mall with direct access to more than 1,000 shops and over 300 dining options around the area. Be right in the middle of all that Singapore's cultural playground has to offer.
The hotel is now in the TripAdvisor Hall of Fame, receiving outstanding traveler reviews and a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence five years in a row.
Admire a stunning view of the city, Marina Bay or Suntec City Fountain of Wealth from any room at Conrad Centennial
Bed and Bath Room Facilities
-Luxurious marble bathroom with a large bathtub and separate glass shower
-Select from a Yukata or a bathrobe
-four luxurious bathroom essentials
-King-sized or twin beds
-15 firmness options on pillow menu
-Bath Slippers
-Black-Out Curtains
Working Facilities
-Generous works deck
-Complimentary Wi-fi access(except classic room)
Entertainment Facilities
-46" LCD television and home theather
-Tea and coffee making facilities
-A welcome fruit plate
-A well-stocked minibar and
Others Facilities
-Customize your stay with the Conrad Concierge mobile app.
-Controlled Access Corridors
-Emergency Call Button on Phone
-Desk Level HSIA Connection
-Desk Level Electric Plugs(except classic room)
-Desk Level Phone Jacks(except classic room)
-Complimentary Laundry up to S$ 20 (except classic room)
The Conrad Spa offers a sanctuary of relaxation with a range of indulgent massages and body treatments.It is open from 10:00 am until 23:00 pm.
Call +65.6432.7333 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for an appointment. Click here for SPA menu.
The Fitness Center is fully equipped with the latest exercise equipment including bicycles, cross-trainers, Cardio Wave machines, Technogym treadmills, fitness accessories and free weights. Resistance training sessions are also offered. It is open 24 hours for in-house guests.
For guest who like to jogging, the Concierge for a carefully considered pre-set jogging route, allowing you to stay fit and explore Singapore.
Conrad Centennial Singapore is proud to have won several awards for its excellence in business service including a ranking in the 'Worlds Top 20 Business Hotels' by Conde Nast Traveler and 'Singapore's Leading Business Hotel' by Travel & Leisure Magazine.
With its prime business location in Marina Bay, close to the financial and business districts, and adjacent to the Suntec Convention and Exhibition Center, Conrad Centennial Singapore is the ideal business hotel in Singapore for meetings and conferences.
Visual System
The hotel is fully equipped with projectors, LCD video graphics projection system, Barco systems, multi-system VHS, DVD, video-camera with monitor and tripod, and 46" Plasma Display on high stand.
Audio System
Conrad Centennial Singapore hotel offers microphones (cordless, table, conference, and standing), recording equipment, and a technician on standby for meeting convenience.
Meeting/Training Aids
For meetings and training we can provide whiteboards, flipcharts, electronic whiteboard, and switcher for laptop or DVD, Polycom speaker phone, Long VGA cable, Data/VGA Splitter, countdown timers, fax machine, printing and photocopying services
Electrical Equipment
Availability of follow spotlights (1000 watts), 13 Amp 230V Single Phase Outlet, 30 Amps 415V Three-Phase Outlet, 60 Amps 415V Three-Phase Outlet, and 100 Amps 415V Three-Phase Outlet.
Business Center
The business center is open from 08:00 to 20:00 hours to support business needs. Take advantage of laptops and mobile phones for rent, courier and postal services, word processing equipment, photocopying, printing, and WiFi. There is no charge for incoming faxes and local calls. Secretarial and translation services are also available.
Check-in Time: 3:00 pm
Check-out Time: 12:00 pm
Standard In-Room and Lobby Wi-Fi: Free for HHonors members who book direct; S$ 12.00 for all other guests.
Free Wi-Fi does not apply to meeting spaces or at properties with resort charges.
Pets allowed
Deposit: S$ 150.00 (Non-Refundable)
Pet Max Weight 34 kg
Golden Peony
Executive Chinese Chef Ku Keung together with an established team of Hong Kong culinary experts create an intricate menu featuring only choice Cantonese ingredients specially imported from diverse regions of China. Sample signature dim-sum in a variety of exotic flavor combinations or choose from a variety of superbly refined Cantonese dishes on offer. Golden Peony boasts an extensive wine list, specially chosen to complement Cantonese cuisine.
Oscar's provides a culinary journey that will feed guest senses, offering an array of sumptuous local and international culinary creations to indulge all day, from breakfast, lunch, dinner to supper. This all-time favourite restaurant offers a vibrant space to revive and refresh. The outdoor noodle bar serves steaming bowls of local favourites such as Laksa, Prawn Noodle and Fishball Noodle.
The Lobby Lounge
Step into the cozy atmosphere in the Lobby Lounge, set amidst opulent 24-carat gold leaf ceiling. Indulge in a weekend afternoon high tea with a buffet of seafood on ice, meat carving station and unlimited dessert selections.
By night, the Lobby Lounge transforms into a picture of elegance and luxury. Choose from an array of premium cigars to enjoy with a fine assortment of Armagnacs, ports and single malt whiskies.
The Terrace
The Terrace provides a trendy option, with take-away or dining in artisan sandwiches, signature muffins, cookies and premier coffee, 19 varieties of breads and healthy salad will serve daily.
Driving Directions from Singapore Changi Airport
Take the East Coast Expressway (ECP) In The Direction Of the City.Filter Left at 15Km Mark and continue To Rochor. Turn Left To Temasek Blvd. Go round the Suntec Fountain and continue to Temasek Blvd. The hotel is facing The Suntec Fountain
Public Transport
The hotel is centrally accessible by public transport.
Nearest MRT : Esplanade CC3 or Promenade CC4/DT15 or City Hall EW13/NS25


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THQ has confirmed once again there will be no PS Vita version of WWE '13 released. The publisher was thinking about it and one stage, but it looks the decision is now final.
It's okay, I was thinking about buying the game. But I have made the decision to not purchase the game at launch.
I don't think I ever want to purchase an annual sports or wrestling game for 60 dollars. Not when it releases so close to the holidays and I can get it on sale.
What a weird path the vita is going. First, sales aren't going well for the handheld, even without piracy (imagine that!) and now no wrestling? I hope they come up with something in this genre because it's great to play on the go.
I don't have a vita but I've been watching its progress and seems a bit boring, even with what e3 announced.. I also hope some dev can do a better job than THQ with this genre.


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Recreation Cup
presented by Crown Trophy of Raleigh
WRAL Soccer Park Raleigh, NC
May 20th-21st 2017
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Welcome to the Recreation CUP! This tournament is for Recreational teams looking a great weekend filled with fun, sun and soccer! Held at the newly renovated WRAL Soccer Park in Raleigh, NC we are accepting U7-U19 Recreational teams. All teams will play four games, weather permitting.
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Study Lite
Study Lite is the extension of Study range of language centres which can be installed on home PC's or laptops to support independent language learning either at home or around campus.
Here's a link to the basic user guide Study LITE Recorder – Student Training Guide
All you need is a Windows device (7, 8 or 10) with a headset and/or built-in microphone and speakers. It's very easy to use and only provides you with those essential features that support language learning, such as
- voice recording – MP3, WMA and WAV formats
- playback of existing audio and video material – all formats supported by WM Player
- 2-track voice recording – record your voice along with the source material
- bookmarks to come back to set points instantly
- recap (hear the last sentence)
- repeat a section of audio/video
- and the unique Voice Insert mode for listen & repeat or question & answer activities
Unlike some of the other free audio recording software out there, we have not added features such as echo, reverse, high-pass filters, beeps and wah-wah effects as they offer nothing of any use to language learning – we have kept things simple and the other advantage is that the software looks and feels exactly the same as the software in the language lab – learn one and you learn both!
All of us in the Sanako UK team hope that you enjoy using this software and that it helps to inspire a new generation of language learners. Ideal for individual users at home and can be used by up to 5-off users in a School, College or University. For any larger numbers you must have purchased a SITE license for the school.


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You have the best job! All you have to do is go to work and love people!
About | Staff Bios
Joanne Vande Walle: Executive Director
Reesa Hanck: Assistant Director/Compliance Officer
Rosemary Luna: MCCR Site Coordinator
Angel Jones: Site Coordinator - Elderhaus/Eagle's Club
Sally Walczyk: Accounting Development
Missey Toomey: Grant Writer
Nora Housel: Dietary Manager
Jessica Mossman: Activity Director
Ronnyah Hamilton: Volunteer Coordinator
Mary Kelley: Fleet Manager, Billing Assistant, Foothills Gateway Inc. Liason
Julie Silver-Seidele: Occupational Therapist
Kylie Jones: Occupational Therapist
Barbara Hope: LPN, Veterans Program
Education: RN
Brady Collins: C.N.A., Program Director, Dietary Aid
Tamra King: Program Director
Traci Cole-Moench: Program Director
Emily DeBoer: QMAP, Program Director
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Liz came to the firm with over ten years of trial knowledge and experience as a former prosecutor. She has tried thousands of cases and has extensive experience in front of juries. Her passion for riding coupled with her legal knowledge and skills make her an effective advocate for our clients in Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina. When not in court or riding the back roads, Liz can be reached at our Newport News Office.
Liz is a graduate of Marshall University, as well as Thomas Cooley School of Law. She is licensed to practice law in Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina. She often lectures with regard to laws affecting motorcyclists and is an adjunct professor with Saint Leo University.
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The Certificate IV in Business Sales will show you how to hone your sales techniques, improve your networking skills and maximise potential prospects. Elective options allow you to also address customer service delivery, learn about marketing promotions, develop skills to lead a winning sales team or to create successful and achievable sales plans.
Start and study anytime
24/7 access to courses
Dedicated student adviser
3 - 5 electives are required (depending on subjects chosen)
This subject covers key concepts in sales and marketing, prospecting, qualifying prospects and approaching the prospect. Other topics covered are how to efficiently manage your client data, the sales planning process and knowledge required for successful selling.
This subject covers key concepts in sales and marketing, prospecting, qualifying prospects and approaching the prospect. Other topics covered are managing your client data sales planning process and knowledge required for successful selling.
Business networking is an important skill in many roles. This subject looks at ways to identify business networks you should belong to and ways to make valuable contacts when participating. This subject involves practical communication skills and also requires the use of persuasive communication skills.
This advanced subject allows you to build on the basics of working with excel and creating formulas. You will learn how to best layout and show information and create charts, as well as save and store workplace documents safely, efficient computing and hazard identification. You will also learn time saving functions such as named ranges, linking and consolidating data, data tables, array formulas, data validation, macros, templates and cell protection.
Essential sales skills include identifying the customers needs and the features of the product or service that will most benefit them. This requires good interpersonal and communication skills as well as the ability to be accurate when processing the sale. This subject covers these essential sales skills.
Providing good service to your internal and external customers is a critical responsibility for managers. Learn how to identify the key aspects of service delivery important to your customers, and how to train staff to deliver this.
This subject covers market segmentation, marketing messages and the promotional mix. Students prepare a marketing plan for 2 different market segments which involves designing a specific promotional activity as well as evaluating the proposal. Spam laws and important consumer laws are covered to ensure relevant laws are addressed in your marketing efforts.
This subject provides the skills and knowledge required to organise effective meetings including the preparation and distribution of meeting related documents such as agendas and minutes. It also covers skills and knowledge required to organise business travel, including preparing travel related documentation and making travel bookings.
In this subject you will learn to prepare a presentation including session planning and delivery skills. You will learn the importance of considering the target audience and dealing with questions, as well as preparing quality visual aids and content. Students are required to record an actual presentation they deliver and submit to the College for practical assessment and feedback.
This subject takes you through developing sales plans, budgets and KPIs, as well as achieving sales budget requirements, understanding sales management techniques, promotional activities and working with teams to implement sales plans. It includes topics such as team consultation, team motivation and mentoring as well as cost consciousness.
Supervisors and team leaders have strict legal obligations under safety legislation. Learn what these are, as well as the practical skills to identify, risk assess and resolve safety concerns. This subject also teaches how to better understand safety statistics and identify factors that can reduce injuries, and ensure the business is productive and profitable.
This subject is specifically designed to lay a strong leadership foundation for learners. Focusing on key leadership elements such as communication, organisational behaviour, being a role model, problem solving, delivering feedback and effective decision making, this subject is perfect for anyone looking to build or enhance their leadership skills.
Achieving goals is at the heart of leadership success. You will learn how to set effective targets and priorities to maximise your productivity and results. This subject covers how to assess urgency and priorities, plan work schedules, monitor individual and team performance and set professional development goals.
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Welcome to the AMERICAN ORFF SCHULWERK ASSOCIATION: UTAH CHAPTER
The Utah chapter of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association (UAOSA) is a professional organization of educators dedicated to the creative teaching approach developed by Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman. UAOSA promotes quality music and movement education for all children.
Next Workshop: September 8, 2018
Danai Gagne
The Rhythm of Dance…the Color of Song: Looking at the Schulwerk as a Multi-color Prism
Close your eyes. Can you see the color of a melody or song? Can you hear the rhythmic sound of a dance?
Prepare to enliven your senses of sight and hearing. The musical material will offer ideas for developing long-term units for musical presentations in your school community. The activities in this workshop will be appropriate for grades K-6.
Wear comfortable clothes and bring your recorders.
UAOSA Members: Please fill out this evaluation form after attending a workshop.
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Workshop Location
Rowland Hall School
720 Guardsman Way
Salt Lake City, UT
All workshops are held are the Rowland Hall school.
Workshop schedule:
8:30-9:00 Continental Breakfast
9:00-12:00 Guest Presenter
12:00-1:00 Lunch (on your own, although prepared lunches are available when requested at least one week in advance)
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If you are a college student, have been to college once or twice, or know all things college in general, welcome to a survival guide for us kids finally getting into the swing of the semester.
DISCLAIMER: Yes, I am 24 years old and a grad student. Yes, I still struggle to get that motivational push once the semester starts, even 12 semesters later.
- Organize every aspect of your life. This could not be any more essential. Let me tell you a little bit about me, here. My entire life needs to be organized. Without organization, I am a failure. I crash and burn. And let me tell you, it is worth the extra time to sit down and organize everything into your calendar, your planner, your Google Docs drive, whatever it may be. Why stress over something so little a few weeks down the line when you can have everything laid out and ready to go now? Three weeks from now, stress over that term paper, girl. Not your planner organization.
- Read the textbooks. If you haven't figured it out by now, almost 99% of the time reading the assigned chapters in your textbooks [or journal articles, or PowerPoints, or whatever your professor assigned to you] will actually help you. I know, it seems like I am a mom relaying this information to you, but I can tell you from personal experience that 9 times out of 10, when I actually took the time to read, my grades reflected this extra effort!
- Do laundry on party nights. My brother learned the importance of this little trick real quick. Are you sick of seeing that dirty laundry pile build up? Sometimes it is worth the sacrifice to skip the party and take the time to do your laundry when literally nobody else is around. Any night between Thursday and Saturday, every college student is out on the town, this is no secret. So, it only makes sense that the more people that are out, the more washers and dryers are available! [And the less likely your clothes are to end up on the top of the washer!].
- You will end up eating the extra food your Mom packed for your dorm room. Chances are, when you moved into your dorm room, you rolled your eyes at your mother for bringing an insane amount of food and snacks to keep in your room. I will admit, I was totally guilty of this when I lived on campus. However, it was about this time of the semester when I started getting sick of eating the same food over and over again. All of a sudden, Mom is your hero! In fact, [I know, another connection to my brother], my brother just texted me last night thanking me for pushing him to buy some EasyMac for his dorm, because he needed to eat something different and was getting sick of the same routine. It's okay to need this change, everyone does.
- Your grades will get better. By now, it is more likely than not that you've had your first college exam. *yikes* In the days leading up to the exam, you were probably stressed out of your mind, studying like a mad-man, and ended up not getting quite as good of a grade as you thought you would. And you know what? Not only is that normal, but it is okay! The first test in every single class will most likely be your lowest test grade of the semester. You are still trying to get a feel of the professor, the exam layouts, and what is expected of you. Once that first exam comes and goes, you will feel like a pro. You will now know what to expect, and you will go into the next exam ready to take it down. Things get better, don't worry.
If you made it through this blog post, totally feeling like you can relate to anything I just said, welcome to the college club! Take what you've read, take what you've learned, and run with it! The future's yours!
What are some tips you can give to us college kids out here? xoxo.


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Magnum Moon dominates in Arkansas
Magnum Moon dominates in Arkansas fter Magnum Moon got away with a leisurely three-quarters ( 1:13.34) in Saturday's Arkansas Derby, without being asked for much, the set- up did not look promising for his eight rivals. Turning for home, jockey Luis Saez gave the undefeated colt a bit more rein, and within strides a head advantage had turned into lengths. The son of Malibu Moon veered out badly in the stretch but still finished up four lengths in front. Second- and third-place finishers Quip and Solomini, like Magnum Moon, will race next at Churchill Downs.
The Arkansas Derby officially ended the 2018 Kentucky Derby prep schedule. The most memorable race between top contenders remains the San Felipe, in which
Bolt d'Oro edged McKinzie after a stretch-long battle. Unfortunately, a subsequent injury caused McKinzie to miss a rematch in the Santa Anita Derby, nor will he compete in the Triple Crown. Injury has also sidelined Sunland Derby winner Runaway Ghost, another Derby qualifier.
This year's six most important preps, each worth 100 qualifying points to the winner – the Wood Memorial, Blue Grass Stakes, and the Santa Anita, Florida, Louisiana and Arkansas derbies – were notable for several reasons. First, favorites won five of them – and finished second in the sixth. The only "upset" came in the Wood, where Vino Rosso (4-1) bested 6-5 choice Enticed by three lengths.
Second, with the exception of the Louisiana Derby, where Noble Indy held off Lone Sailor by a neck, none of the six races was par-
ticularly close. The average winning margin in the other five was almost three lengths.
Finally, horses conditioned by Todd Pletcher won four of these races: MagnumMoon, Noble Indy, Vino Rosso and Audible ( Florida Derby). Bob Baffert and Chad Brown won the other two with Justify (Santa Anita Derby) and Good Magic ( Blue Grass), respectively. Pletcher won his four preps with just six starters; the other two finished off the board. The seven-time Eclipse-Awardwinning trainer will be attempting to win his third Kentucky Derby, following Super Saver in 2010 and Always Dreaming in 2017.
Monomoy Girl, Midnight Bisou headed for Oaks
With attention zeroed in on the Kentucky Derby, contenders for the Kentucky Oaks often labor in relative obscurity. This year's Oaks should offer a showdown between Monomoy Girl and Midnight Bisou, who have shown themselves to be the class of their division. Both three-year-
old fillies are undefeated in 2018 – while facing small, overmatched fields – and both are coming off decisive Grade 1 scores.
A week ago Saturday, at Keeneland, Monomoy Girl wired the Ashland by 5½ lengths as the 1-5 favorite; back in February, the daughter of Tapizar overcame a troubled start to take the Rachel Alexandra by 2½. On the same Saturday, out in California, Midnight Bisou came from off the pace to win the Santa Anita Oaks by 3½ lengths as the 3-5 choice; it was her third open-lengths graded victory of the year.
Monomoy Girl and Midnight Bisou showed promise but were not prominent as two-year- olds. Divisional champ Caledonia Road, winner of last year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies, and dual Grade 1 winner Moonshine Memories have yet to race in 2018.
Jeff Scott writes about horse racing Tuesday in The Saratogian. He may be reached at utahpine1@ aol.com.