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Kony Client IOM On The Workplace of The Future ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
August 14, 2018
A couple of months ago, Kony client IOM was invited to speak at the IDC Digital Workplace and Mobility Conference in Zurich. During their presentation, Alexander Dougan, Head of Corporate Mobile Solutions, talked about how MigApp is helping migrants and UN Migration Agency employees better communicate and access information.
Check out some of the highlights from the presentation!Read More ›
Amway India, Kony Host Joint Hackathon ›
Sumit Bajaj, Associate Director, Partner Services
July 27, 2018
Amway India, the country's no.1 direct selling fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company and Kony Inc., the leading provider of digital application and low-code platform solutions jointly hosted the first-ever hackathon "Amway AppPlayground" for the students of Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. With an aim to harness the creativity of students to promote digital innovations and provide hands-on application development experience, the three-days long hackathon started July 19, 2018 and ended on July 21, 2018.
The event began with a video announcing the hackathon.Read More ›
What is your App Idea? ›
Ramagopal Madabhushi, Vice President, Delivery at Kony Labs
May 29, 2018
Mobile is not just another channel or device to deliver a reduced functionality of the organization's website. It is so much more.
Enterprise mobility will yield maximum dividends when organizations create new ways of engaging with their customers, partners, and employees by providing smart apps which deliver experiences that are exciting, context-aware, and super-efficient.Read More ›
Partners Federal Credit Union Accelerates Digital Transformation: Part 2 ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
May 8, 2018
A few months ago, we shared with you the first video in the Partners Federal Credit Union Digital Transformation Series, which provided an introduction to Partners' "Digital 2X" initiative. This week, we're incredibly excited to bring you the second video of the series, in which the Partners FCU team share their insights on the collaborative process, along with lessons learned as they embrace Agile methodology for the first time.
Check it out, and be sure to keep an eye out for part three.Read More ›
Kony Client IOM Wins Global Award for MigApp ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
May 2, 2018
We are excited to announce that Kony client IOM, the UN Migration Agency, today announced that its MigApp mobile application has won a CIO 100 Award.Read More ›
Global Energy Leader ENGIE Delivers New Digital Solutions to Enhance Customer Experience, Improve Operational Performance ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
April 18, 2018
The energy industry is in the midst of a revolution that demands visionary leadership. To support its commitment to take on the major challenges of the energy transition, Kony is helping global leader ENGIE accelerate its digital transformation to meet the demands of this ever-changing landscape, and provide innovative digital applications to its customers, partners, and employees worldwide.Read More ›
Partners Federal Credit Union Accelerates Digital Transformation ›
Carlos Carvajal, Chief Marketing Officer
February 22, 2018
Earlier this week Kony customer Partners Federal Credit Union announced the launch of a mini docuseries, throughout which the credit union for The Walt Disney Company will give behind-the-scenes looks into its "Digital 2x" initiative.Read More ›
Introducing Kony Base Camp! ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
January 22, 2018
We are incredibly excited to announce the official launch of Kony Base Camp today. As some of you know, it's been in beta for the past couple of months, and now that we've got some of the kinks worked out we're introducing it to the world.
So what exactly is Base Camp?
The short answer: it's a resource hub for all things Kony.Read More ›
Kony AppPlatform Enables All Nippon Airways to Improve Service, Communications ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
December 11, 2017
When All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. (ANA) needed to develop two new mobile apps, they turned to Softbank and Kony to do so. By utilizing the Kony AppPlatform, ANA was able to embrace agile app development, leading to numerous passenger service improvements.
The two apps that were developed—iCE and iCabin—are both utilized by flight attendants to improve customer service in two very different ways; iCE tracks passenger information and iCabin reports cabin malfunction issues to maintenance.Read More ›
Kony Marketplace: What You Need to Know ›
Kiran Kanakadandi, Group Product Manager
November 28, 2017
The MarketplaceRead More ›
Why You Should Upgrade to Kony V8 ›
Kiran Kanakadandi, Group Product Manager
October 11, 2017
If you're an existing Kony customer, Kony V8 isn't just another upgrade with minor improvements and bug fixes. Instead, it's a reimagining of how Visualizer and Fabric work together—and separately—allowing you to create apps faster and more seamlessly than ever before, across native and web.Read More ›
Meet A Mobilizer - Mary Greening ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
September 26, 2017
For this month's Meet a Mobilizer, I sat down with our new Community Manager, Mary Greening. We are incredibly excited to have Mary here at Kony, and are equally excited about what she's working on.
Watch to learn more about Mary and the just-launched-today Kony Base Camp!Read More ›
Highlights from the Apple September Keynote ›
Faizan Khalidi, Senior Director, Product Management
September 19, 2017
On September 12th in its keynote, Apple announced several exciting new hardware innovations and the dates for the upcoming General Availability(GA) of iOS 11, XCode 9, and WatchOS 4. Apple also released the Gold Master(GM) versions of these releases.
Here is a quick summary of the latest announcements and how these may affect your applications:Read More ›
Digibank Takes Indonesia by Storm ›
Carlos Carvajal, Chief Marketing Officer
September 12, 2017
It's a new era of banking.
Banks and credit unions are no longer boxed in as financial companies – they're becoming tech companies. Digital banking – and the ability to deliver great banking experiences seamlessly across any customer touchpoint– is among the fastest drivers of new business for financial institutions.Read More ›
BIGcast - C-Suite Edition Interview with Tom Hogan and John Janclaes ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
August 31, 2017
Kony's Chairman and CEO, Tom Hogan, recently sat down for an in-depth interview with John Janclaes, President and CEO of Partners Federal Credit Union, for the BIGcast - CSuite Edition Podcast. Tom and John covered a lot of ground on topics such as the future of banking and leadership, so we'll be breaking the transcript up into two parts. That being said, if you would rather listen to the podcast, you can do that too.
Enjoy!Read More ›
Kony Helps Loop Develop New Medical Messaging Application ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
August 15, 2017
If you've ever waited for a loved one through a surgical procedure, or gone through a surgical procedure yourself, you know that the waiting can be, well, less than pleasant. Surgery days can be anxiety-inducing, and friends and family often feel like they're completely out of the loop as to what's going on with their loved one. Is he still in pre-op? Has she been taken back to the OR yet? How much time is left?Read More ›
Help shape Kony App Platform V8 ›
Burley Kawasaki, SVP, Products
August 8, 2017
In light of this morning's announcement regarding our latest product release, I wanted to share something that we here at Kony are very excited about: for the first time ever, we've opened our BETA version to the developer community.
Here's a little about the Kony BETA Program:Read More ›
Meet a Mobilizer - Bill Bodin ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
July 5, 2017
In our first Meet a Mobilizer, we introduced you to Wayne McCulloch, EVP & Chief Customer Officer. For our second installment, we had the opportunity to sit down with Kony's Chief Technical Officer Bill Bodin. Take a moment to meet Bill and learn how he not only helps our customers succeed, but also what he thinks the Next Big Thing in mobile and digital technology will be.
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Kony German App Playground: A Look Back ›
Janneke Stork, Marketing Manager Europe and Africa
June 29, 2017
We're packed – a room full of people all ready to get started to develop their first mobile app. Excitement in the room, all open-minded people well prepared to be able to deliver an app prototype. An app to take back to their business. No wire framing today but developing an app from scratch with a real native experience.Read More ›
News from Kony: WWDC and Google I/O ›
Burley Kawasaki, SVP, Products
June 27, 2017
Earlier this month we saw several key announcements at WWDC 2017 by Apple for iOS11 and other Apple advanced technologies. This follows earlier announcements by Google about the Android "O" OS release, so we wanted to share a summary of the recent key news you should be aware of, along with the approach and timing for Kony to provide compatibility and support via our Kony OS update programRead More ›
Customer Video: Localiza ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
June 21, 2017
Localiza, based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, is the largest rental car company in South America. With over four million rental car customers and nearly 1,000 fleet management clients, its network of 579 car rental branches spans the continent with operations in Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Four key divisions make up Localiza: Rent-a-Car, Fleet Management, Retail Car Sales, and Franchising.Read More ›
Mobile – The Key to Challenger Bank Digital Strategy around the World ›
Cem Tanyel, Executive Vice President of Global Services
June 13, 2017
Mobile banking is becoming an increasingly important part of digital banking strategy around the world, particularly in emerging economies where a mobile phone is often a consumer's best or only Internet access device.Read More ›
Need More Technical Content? ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
June 1, 2017
We like to use this space to talk about ideas, whether those ideas are use-cases or what we think the future of mobile looks like. But sometimes, though, you want or need more technical content.
Good news--we've also got that covered.
Every month we send out a Tech Talk newsletter, in which we focus on one specific (and technical) subject, like:Read More ›
Meet a Mobilizer – Wayne McCulloch ›
Aubrey Gross, Content Manager
May 9, 2017
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Your 2 Cents Are Valuable ›
Mike Thompson, Sr. Director Product Marketing
May 4, 2017
It's easy to spend too much time talking to yourself in the software business. Fortunately, this isn't a sign of mental illness, but the fact is that it's much easier to talk to people who already think the way you do about an issue—coworkers, existing customers, and partners—than it is to talk to people who will give you new perspectives on a topic.Read More ›
Rentokil Initial and Kony host a joint hackathon ›
Rob Salter, Regional Sales Director, UK & Ireland
March 30, 2017
Kony recently held an App Playground event--also known as a hackathon--with Rentokil Initial, a pest control and hygiene company based in the UK, during which we worked with their team to develop a functioning mobile app. Rentokil employees split up into three teams, and each created a different mobile app using Kony Visualizer®.Read More ›
Apple WWDC recap and a peek ahead ›
Faizan Khalidi, Senior Director, Product Management
June 30, 2016
On 13th June, at their World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote, Apple announced quite a number of exciting innovations including the announcement of iOS 10 and WatchOS 3. iOS 10 and WatchOS 3 provide developers many new APIs and features to build innovative and exciting new phone, tablet, and watch applications.Read More ›
Meet the Kony Customer Success Team: Who we are, what we do, and why we're here ›
Sam Lakkundi, Chief Customer Officer
June 24, 2014
Great technology is meaningless without the visionaries who turn bits and bytes into real business results. At Kony, we know that these innovators - our customers - are our biggest asset. That's why we've created a new team dedicated 100% to their success.
The Kony Customer Success team has two primary goals:
- Be our customers' on-the-ground resource for getting things done
- Guarantee our customers' satisfaction and success
Who we areRead More ›
Case study: Transportation enterprise chooses Kony for cloud-based app development ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
June 10, 2014
In this week's case study, a large enterprise transportation services company faced many of the challenges frequently seen by organizations tackling mobility: App development was taking too long, maintaining apps cost too much, and the cost for developing for multiple channels was too high.Read More ›
Gartner Customer 360 Summit Top 10 Tweets - Day 2 ›
Junie Dinda, Senior Director of Product Marketing, Kony
May 21, 2014
The second day of the Gartner 360 Summit was comparable to intellectual aerobics. Many of the speaker presentations were both absolutely captivating, and deeply thought provoking. It was very refreshing to hear about the eccentric conditions that innovation can stem from.Read More ›
Gartner Customer 360 Summit Top 10 Tweets - Day 1 ›
Junie Dinda, Senior Director of Product Marketing, Kony
May 19, 2014
Day one of the Gartner Customer 360 Summit was jam packed. Speaker sessions ranged from highly technical to extremely motivational.Read More ›
Innovator Series: A major bank goes multi-channel ›
Michele Floriani, VP, Digital Marketing
May 14, 2014
The next report in our Kony Innovator series features the CIO for Channel Strategies at a non-US retail bank, and highlights the familiar path along a multi-channel journey. As part of its branding and corporate culture, the bank seeks to maintain its leadership as a technology trendsetter. To do this, it developed and launched its first mobile banking app for iPhones shortly after Apple began the countrywide iPhone roll out.Read More ›
Case study: Regions Bank builds B2C apps more quickly and efficiently ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
May 9, 2014
This week's case study comes from Regions Financial Corporation, a U.S. bank and financial services company based in Birmingham, Alabama. Regions faced a variety of challenges implementing its mobile strategy, including the cost of development and maintenance for multiple channels, scalability, and meeting its customers' needs for an excellent user experience.Read More ›
Case study: Healthcare company reduces app development time by almost 50% ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
April 24, 2014
This week's case study comes to us from a large enterprise healthcare company. Faced with challenges including the high cost of maintaining apps, complex back-end integrations, and supporting all of today's different digital channels, this organization chose Kony's mobile solution for healthcare. "Kony offers an easy to use IDE and great multi-channel deployment process," one team member reports, benefits which allowed this company to reduce its app development time by 25-49%.Read More ›
Case study: Fortune 500 insurance company reduces app development time by over 50% ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
March 26, 2014
The Fortune 500 insurance company in our latest case study snapshot required fast app development and deployment and simple integration to its back-end systems in order to put out consumer-facing apps that its users would love. Kony fit the bill. This insurance company chose Kony to lower costs, increase efficiency, speed up development time, and create a better user experience, and accomplished all of the above.Read More ›
Innovator Series: Accelerating the sales pipeline at PwC ›
Michele Floriani, VP, Digital Marketing
March 21, 2014
The latest installment of our Kony Innovator Series features Axel Fiedler, the IT advisory lead for SAP, CRM, and mobility at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). He is confronting the twin challenges of an IT leader: modernizing a mission-critical enterprise application while simultaneously mobilizing key functions for knowledge workers.Read More ›
Top 5 highlights from Kony World 2014 ›
Vijai Shankar, Director, Product Marketing
March 14, 2014
Kony just concluded its annual user conference, Kony World 2014, on March 7, 2014. It was a packed show, featuring nearly 450 attendees from over 150 companies and 125 partners. In case you missed it, here are my top 5 highlights, as well as why you should block the dates for Kony World 2015.Read More ›
President Vicente Fox to keynote at Kony World ›
Harold Goldberg, Chief Marketing Officer
February 24, 2014
In January, I wrote about eight great reasons to attend Kony World 2014. Well, the list has gotten longer. We're one week away from the hottest event in the mobility industry, and I'm excited to announce even more reasons to join us in Orlando on March 4-7.
For starters, we've got exceptional keynote speakers covering the latest topics in mobile:Read More ›
Kony Innovator Series: Modernizing the Mobile Sales Force ›
Michele Floriani, VP, Digital Marketing
February 17, 2014
Our latest Innovator Series report features Tim, the senior manager for IT architecture at a pharmaceutical firm that is modernizing and empowering its mobile sales force. He is spearheading the company's efforts to move its selling tools from tablet PCs to iPad apps.Read More ›
Case study: Global 500 hospitality company builds better apps in less time ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
February 7, 2014
The global 500 hospitality company in this week's case study is not new to mobile; in mid 2013, it had four live apps and planned to deploy at least five more by the end of the year. To do so, it needed a differentiated solution, and found one with Kony. The company rated Kony's mobile platform "highly differentiated" for ease of integration to back-end systems, scalability/performance, and the ability to build once and run everywhere.Read More ›
8 great reasons to attend Kony World 2014 (plus early bird pricing!) ›
Harold Goldberg, Chief Marketing Officer
It's that time of year again: Kony World 2014 is just around the corner. This year our annual event will again be held in lovely Orlando, FL, on March 4-7, and we're excited to announce that it will be bigger and better than ever. Kony World is not just a user conference. It's a very special opportunity to join experts and executives, business leaders and IT gurus, partners, prospects, customers, and analysts to learn, strategize, and become masters of mobility.
Here are my top eight reasons why any mobility professional should join us in Orlando:Read More ›
Case study: S&P 500 computer services company meets multi-channel challenge ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
Like many businesses, the S&P 500 computer services company in this week's case study faced the challenge of developing, deploying, and managing apps across today's wide range of devices. It was important to them to both reduce the costs of multi-channel development as well as maintain a consistent, excellent user experience across every app on every device.Read More ›
Case study: professional services firm reduces app development time by more than 75% ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
This week's case study comes from a global 500 professional services organization. By choosing Kony over IBM WorkLight, this firm was able to reduce the cost of maintaining its multiple apps, lower the resources necessary to execute on its mobile strategy, and reduce app development time by more than 75%.Read More ›
Kony Innovator Series: how SunTrust builds meaningful relationships with multi-channel banking ›
Michele Floriani, VP, Digital Marketing
The next installment of our Innovator Series features Jeff Dennes, Vice-President for Digital Strategies at SunTrust, an Atlanta-based retail bank. Jeff faces the challenge of serving the bank's existing clientele while also appealing to the up-and-coming generation of customers – the digital natives who expect to do business anywhere and at any time.Read More ›
Get the inside scoop from Kony customers ›
Alena Bowen, Sr. Manager, Marketing Content Strategy
Here at Kony, we're always interested in hearing more about how our customers use our solutions and why Kony was the right choice for them. That's why we're so excited about a great new resource: our TechValidate content library. TechValidate is a very cool service that gathers input directly from our customers and publishes it to the web. You can browse charts, testimonials, statistics, and case studies, all from one dashboard.Read More ›


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last day of my summer holiday. the weather is quite unfriendly (grey skies, very windy) and i've got luggage-sized bags under my eyes so odds are quite in favour of me lazying about all day. maybe i'll finally do the ikea furniture thing, hahaha. so glad i cancelled my plans to hang out with a friend - i would have been quite the dull company, i'm sure.
i have a slight cold. hahahahaha. it never, ever ends with me. i find that really amusing. i can't recall a non-phlegmy day in months upon months. minor annoyance, for sure, but an annoyance nonetheless. today i've also lost the ability to sing along to any song because the top half of my voice is gone. pffft.
you know, i would have thought with all the changes i've made to my eating habits over the past 6 months, i could have gotten at least a minor health boost to cut down on the colds, but nah. i eat loads more veggies on a daily basis, am way better at putting together a more wellrounded plate of food with good sources of nutrition (i even eat friggin soybeans and other beans now, and occasionally eggs :o ), have cut down on dairy and some very starchy foods, don't eat candy as regularly as i used to, excusively use olive oil, rapeseed oil and flaxseed oil (since i refuse all variants of seafood) in cooking/for salads.. still, nada. boo.
i was thinking it could be allergic flares, but haven't found a pattern at all and really - it's _colds_ i get, because i get several of the symptoms and not just the allergy-related. so, so annoying.
oh well. at least i have a month of training and not taking calls to look forward to at work. instead i am to learn as much as possible about the world of apple, hehe. maybe i'll finally re-install itunes and get it to work. ;)
ooh, phone. ciao!
"this one is for the boy who's not allowed to be part of the gang... you don't need those losers, I think you're beautiful.. and you meet a girl and you fall in love and it doesn't work out.. well it won't be the first time and they don't make a cure for that..."
nor do they make a cure for the common cold, eheheh. frrr.

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The exposition featured companies and organisations with CBRN relevance, as well as new technologies with CBRN applications.
New: Outcome document for the International Day for the foundation for the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons [PDF 1.0 MB] In May 2016, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) held a conference series and exposition entitled Chemical Safety and Security in a Technologically Evolving World which celebrated the first annual As the destruction of chemical weapon stockpiles declared by Member States approaches completion, the Organisation looks to build on its successes and act as a vehicle for enhancing global security by promoting peaceful uses of chemistry and by engaging international partners to assess and combat current and future threats.
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Ellen TV: Where's The Clothes On TV Shows
Ellen DeGeneres kicked off her show by talking about television and how it's changed a lot over the years. She said as a kid she watched I Love Lucy and in that show Lucy and her husband slept in separate beds. "Now you turn on the TV and everybody's [barely clothed]," Ellen joked.
She said it started with Naked and Afraid then came Naked Vegas and Naked Castaway. She also joked that Chelsea Handler never wears anything.
Ellen: Dating Naked Show
Now there's a show called Dating Naked where people date, naked. She said each episode a man and a woman go on a blind date and at the end of the episode they pick who they have the best connection with. "VH1 calls it a social experiment," Ellen said. "I call it a nightmare."
She then played a clip of two people meeting for the first time. "Oh my god, you're so naked," the girl screamed out before they shook hands.
Ellen laughed about how the girl said she was feeling shocked when she's the one who agreed to being on a show called Dating Naked. "Does she not understand she's also naked?" Ellen joked.
Ellen TV: Dating Naked Zip-Lining Accident
Ellen then played a clip of two other people meeting, who hugged right away. She said the couples then go on a date, but they're not regular dates. One couple went zip-lining, and yes, they did it without clothing. Another couple went on a boat and the guy tried to reenact the Titanic moment by standing at the front of the boat. Ellen may have been faking tears, but I was cracking up!
Ellen showed how the girl who went zip-lining was at the end of the show. She held up her middle fingers and claimed she hated everything about dating without clothes on. That could have been because she ended up getting a black eye during her zip-lining accident. Wow, that a show! "Look for her new show, it's called Naked and Angry," Ellen joked.
Ellen: Dateline Without Clothes?
Ellen said that other networks are now trying to follow the whole "no clothing" craze and claimed she saw a show called Dateline Naked. It was your typical Dateline except as he was reporting the story, he stripped down. Yeah, no thanks!
Ellen TV: No More Classic Joke Wednesday?
Ellen said normally they do Classic Joke Wednesday, but this year, they won't be doing it. Ellen said her writer Nick is really disappointed because he submitted a lot of jokes to her, but he wrote them with a dull pencil so they were pointless. Good one!
She said Nick is a great gardener and he also used to be a farmer but he quit because his celery wasn't high enough. She then brought out Nick and told him they weren't doing Classic Joke Wednesday. "I'm so mad," Nick said. And when Ellen asked him how mad he was, he said he was "this mad" and then ripped his shirt off.
Ellen the announced that for season 12 they will be doing Classic Joke Friday. Nick ran back out and said he was so happy that he ripped his shirt off again!


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From the Otago Daily Times February 2006
Five convictions for violence and single charges of shoplifting and failing to attend court brought a 25-month jail term for Jamie Allan Gough (24), unemployed, when sentenced in the Dunedin District Court yesterday. He had admitted a Crimes Act assault on Katy Mae Phillips on July 7 last year; assaulting Miss Phillips with intent to injure her, on July 9; stealing a $13.35 wine bladder from Pak'N Save, and injuring security officer John Burnip with intent to avoid apprehension after committing the theft, on August 6; a Crimes Act assault on Miss Phillips, and a Crimes Act assault on Amy Maree Morgan, on August 25; and failing to attend court on October 4.
Judge Neil MacLean, of Hamilton, imposed jail terms as follows: Assault July 7, two months; assault with intent to injure, six months, cumulative; theft, one month, concurrent; assault with intent to avoid apprehension, eight months, cumulative; the two August 25 assaults, eight months, concurrent with each other but cumulative on the other sentences; failing to attend court, one month, cumulative. Gough had been in custody since mid-November, the judge noted.
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David Claveau
She walks, she talks, she hula dances. Her name is Caitlyn the Robot and she has three Computer Science students dedicated to breathing life into everything she says and does.
"We were like oh my gosh, we can get her to walk, we can get her to move her arm, we can get her to dance and do all this stuff!," said one of Caitlyn's programmers, senior Winter Smith, 21. "It was like a light had just turned on once we got her to speak for the first time!"
Smith and her friends, junior Maria Contreras, 20, and senior Jessica Perez, 22, have been working on programs for Caitlyn for over a year, ever since Perez met Caitlyn and Professor of Computer Science David Claveau, Ph.D., at the 2015 Science Carnival.
Perez was fascinated with Caitlyn, so Claveau offered to teach Perez how to write programs for the robot. Perez was hooked, and encouraged, especially as she believed she could not understand computer science — until she transferred to CSUCI.
"I had a bad teacher once (at another school) who told me I couldn't do computer science," Perez said. Perez started to believe in herself after meeting Computer Science faculty like Anna Bieszczad, Ph.D. and Claveau.
Perez was so enthralled with robotics that she invited her friends, Contreras and Perez, to program the little robot with her. The trio spent hours in the robotics lab in Sierra Hall, even coming in during the summer.
"I was going through a tough emotional time," Smith said. "So Jessica said 'I love working on this robot. Do you think you'd be interested in doing this with me?'"
It was just what Smith needed, and later on, their friend, Contreras joined them and became just as enthralled.
Claveau is always available for coaching, but gives them enough free rein to indulge their own curiosity about computer programming.
"He was never 'all right you guys, you need to have this done by this week and this done by this week,'" Smith said. "He allowed us to develop this so it didn't feel like something facilitated by a professor. This feels like something that was born out of innate curiosity."
That's exactly what Claveau's goal is for all of his students: to encourage them to develop the same sort of fascination he has with the evolving relationship between robots and humans.
"We have much greater access to technology that will allow us to make the kinds of robots that will be able to walk around the house and speak in emotional ways," Claveau said. "I think we're in the hobbyist stage that's comparable to the 1970s when Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were putting together the first personal computer in the garage and people were kind of wondering, 'What are we going to do with a computer in the house?'"
Robotics is a red hot field right now, Claveau said, so students who avail themselves of the robotics classes offered at CSUCI will have skills that will be in demand after graduation. Among the upper division classes offered are Mobile Robotics; Embedded Systems; Artificial Intelligence and Human-Computer Interaction. (Some of the courses are taught by Bieszczad and Assistant Professor of Computer Science Jason Isaacs, Ph.D.)
Caitlyn's trio of programmers are teaching the robot to respond with human-like movements and emotion a number of ways, including hooking themselves up to finger sensors linked to Caitlyn.
"We're measuring a human response," Claveau explained. "The sensor takes Jessica's pulse and skin moisture. If the robot expresses the emotion well, Jessica will respond. It's a tutoring test for the robot."
Claveau is also overseeing other Computer Science students as they construct wheeled and many-legged robots designed to perform tasks such as scientific surveys, security or even initial triage screening in a hospital setting.
From a closet in the robotics lab, Claveau pulled out a "work-in-progress" robot resembling a mechanical spider — Rodney the Robot.
"Rodney has got skinny legs and he's really built to be light and nimble," Claveau said. "Many of his parts are created with 3-D printing."
Claveau and his trio of programmers are grateful for the CSUCI environment, which allows for undergraduate research and interdisciplinary collaboration.
"We're a smaller school, so it's easier for us to collaborate with other departments," he said. "We can become more involved with Environmental Science & Resource Management, for example, and their interesting field work. Robotics is a great way to get computer science students out in the field."
Caitlyn the Robot's trio of devotees are grateful for the one-on-one coaching and their opportunity to discover a passion for robotics.
"You don't think these opportunities are open to people who aren't the best of the best," Smith said. "So to be able to come in here and have our own space and work on this robot is a source of pride."


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AFTER six years as chairman of Arts & Business NI, Joanne Stuart has handed over the reins to Martin Bradley, who has been a director on the board since 2015 and has extensive connections with the arts community and public and private sector.
A former mayor of Derry City Council, he chaired Culture Company 2013, the body responsible for the delivery of the first UK City of Culture in Derry/Londonderry.
Bradley is currently chairman of the Millennium Forum Theatre and Craft Northern Ireland as well as former chair of the Ormeau Baths Gallery Belfast and former vice-chair of the Arts Council for NI.
He was awarded an MBE in January 2008 for services to the arts in Northern Ireland. He is currently head of HSC Pension Service in Northern Ireland.
Mary Nagele, chief executive of Arts & Business NI, said: "We are thrilled that Martin Bradley will take over as our chair.
"With his impressive experience and network across the public and private sector, and his experience and passion for the arts, he will complement the current board. He is a powerful ambassador for A&B NI and for the power of the arts and creativity to transform people, companies and places.
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Joanne Stuart led the creative charity that brokers innovative partnerships between the arts and the private sector, through a period of change as they demerged from the UK to set up as an independent NI company in 2011.
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Shampoo Brief Essay Sample
Decision and Background:
Suresh Venkataraman, who desires to explore the rural market in the India, deciding to launch a product named Super Shampoo in order to obtain the attitude of non-users towards the category and brands. Referring to those consumers, most of them are from rural India related to households in the BoP structure. (Ex.1) He spends much time in searching the rural market in the India.
Recommendation and Basis:
Given the economics' structure of rural India, most of them are rural households. So first of all, Venkataraman should position the fast moving consumer goods category (FMCG) into the rural Indian market. Shampoo is one of a personal care in the FMCG (Ex.2) categories. It's essential to set a lower price on Super Shampoo related to those low-income consumers in the rural Indian market. Next, media trends play a critical role in the rural Indian market. Because of the unpopularity in TV in the rural India, other advertisements ought to make the rural Indian market active. For instance, radios and leaflets are good choice. But outdoor media can give more possibilities to the rural Indians when they are purchasing groceries outdoor. Certainly, crucial person also can give them exact advice on the product. They will imitate the important person in their mind and those products can be propagated widely in the rural Indian market. Then, rural Indian consumers please to select the quality and satisfaction towards products. Due to this, the quality of Super Shampoo must ranks ahead of others' product, especially in the field of hair fall problem.
Assumptions and Uncertainties:
The assumption of FMCG can be implemented if the rural Indians put the personal care in the utmost position. But if they can earn more money to support their entertainment life, they may convert their appearance to the quality of leisure time, and it may be invalid in searching the FMCG (Ex.3). Additionally, some customers are accustomed to using those chronic brands of shampoo, so whether how influential propaganda he makes, the Super Shampoo can't be rooted into consumers' awareness. Given to competitors (Ex.4) in this field, we can't guarantee they will do more marketing researching and hire top experts in developing products, so the competition exists in consumers' choices of the quality and other measures.
Action Steps:
Collecting the results of marketing survey, Venkataraman should find out how they operate their Shampoo industry and what the advantages in using clarifying shampoos (Ex.5&6), and then hiring a few staffs that must have some experience on marketing management and researching those Shampoos. Next, contacting those ads agency and he should exert leaflets and website to attract customs. In order to build mass market in the India, he and his partners need to show the differences between the shampoo, especially their Super Shampoo and other products in daily use, such as the soap. Persuading those consumers who think that shampoos are only used in special occasions, namely enlarging the popularity of the shampoos is a vital point in his advertisements. Exhibit 1
Bottom of the pyramid structure (BoP):
In economics, the bottom of the pyramid is the largest, but poorest socio-economic group. In global terms, this is the 4 billion people who live on less than US$2.50 per day. The phrase "bottom of the pyramid" is used in particular by people developing new models of doing business that deliberately target that demographic, often using new technology. This field is also often referred to as the "Base of the Pyramid" or just the "BoP".
Source: "From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia" defining of the "Bottom of the pyramid structure."
Source: "U.N.World Development Reports."
Exhibit 2
Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG):
Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) or consumer packaged goods (CPG) are products that are sold quickly and at relatively low cost. Examples include non-durable goods such as soft drinks, toiletries, and grocery items. Though the absolute profit made on FMCG products is relatively small, they are generally sold in large quantities, and so the cumulative profit on such products can be substantial.
Global leaders in the FMCG segment include Anheuser-Busch InBev, Mars Inc., Nestlé, ITC, Hindustan Unilever Limited, Reckitt Benckiser, Unilever, Procter & Gamble, L'Oréal, Coca-Cola, Carlsberg, Kleenex, General Mills Inc., Pepsi, Mondelez International, and Kraft Foods. Source: "From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia" defining of the "Fast-moving consumer goods."
Exhibit 3
Growth Prospects of FMCG in Rural India:
It is expected that the rural income will rise in future, boosting purchasing power in the countryside. However, the demand in urban areas would be the key growth driver over the long term. Also, increase in the urban population, along with increase in income levels and the availability of new categories, would help the urban areas maintain their position in terms of consumption. At present, urban India accounts for 66% of total FMCG consumption, with rural India accounting for the remaining 34%. However, rural India accounts for more than 40% consumption in major FMCG categories such as personal care, fabric care, and hot beverages. In urban areas, home and personal care category, including skin care, household care and feminine hygiene, will keep growing at relatively attractive rates. Within the foods segment, it is estimated that processed foods, bakery, and dairy are long-term growth categories in both rural and urban areas.
Source: "www.MBARendezvous.com" on FMCG.
Exhibit 4
Indian Competitiveness and Comparison with the World Markets: The following factors make India a competitive player in FMCG sector: Availability of raw materials
Because of the diverse agro-climatic conditions in India, there is a large raw material base suitable for food processing industries. India is the largest producer of livestock, milk, sugarcane, coconut, spices and cashew and is the second largest producer of rice, wheat and fruits & vegetables. India also produces caustic soda and soda ash, which are required for the production of soaps and detergents. The availability of these raw materials gives India the location advantage. Labor cost comparison
Low cost labor gives India a competitive advantage. India's labor cost is amongst the lowest in the world, after China & Indonesia. Low labor costs give the advantage of low cost of production. Many MNC's have established their plants in India to outsource for domestic and export markets. Presence across value chain
Indian companies have their presence across the value chain of FMCG sector, right from the supply of raw materials to packaged goods in the food-processing sector. This brings India a more cost competitive advantage. For example, Amul supplies milk as well as dairy products like cheese, butter, etc.
Source: "www.MBARendezvous.com" on FMCG.
Exhibit 5
What to Do Next After Collecting Surveys in a Marketing Plan: The first step: Tabulate Surveys
The second step: Analyzing Survey Data
The third step: Writing the Report
The fourth step: Presenting your Survey Findings:
Sources: "www.ehow.com" on What to Do Next After Collecting Surveys in a Marketing Plan.
Exhibit 6
Benefits on clarifying shampoos:
Benefits to using a clarifying shampoo one or twice a week is beneficial to those who use hair products daily for styling, wash their hair in hard water, and to remove odors including cigarette smoke. Athletes, such as swimmers, also benefit from clarifying shampoos by having chlorine build up cleaned from the hair.
People who work outside or in positions where the hair is exposed to dirt, grime, chemicals, minerals or pollutants can have shiny, healthy, clean hair by using a clarifying shampoo.
Clarifying shampoos come in a variety of fragrances with added oils that remove excess oil from the hair and scalp. Clarifying shampoos are packaged in liquid or foam form to provide good lather for cleansing, clarifying, and adding volume to the hair.
Source: "www.life123.com" on Clarifying Shampoo Benefits.


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Since she was a little one, I recognized that my daughter, Tori Lou, whom I call "Lou" and most others call "Tori" was a creative soul. As she grew older she became accomplished at drawing, painting, and graphic arts. In addition she developed into a very good photographer. Until recently, upon reading some of her posts on social media, I had not noticed that somehow she has acquired some writing skills. I welcome her to Brainshowers as our second "Guest Author." What follows is from one of Tori Vancil's recent posts on Facebook. ~ BV
One evening, as an angry thunderstorm was letting up, I sat on the edge of an outcrop of stone high above the valley of the rolling hills in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin. Just barely above the tops of the trees, nestled in the valley below, the sun was setting in the west, orange peeking through ominous clouds; and to the south the storm that just disrupted us was rolling away to drench the next small farm town.
The lightning show had me in awe. Constant strikes of blue and purple against the greenish yellow sky. As the wind blew, it knocked every drop of rain off the leaves and branches where they had landed, sending them falling down through the layers of greenery below, sounding like another, smaller rain storm. My mind seemed clear, untroubled, and my heart, open and warm. I am so grateful – for the trees, the rain, the stillness right before a storm and the ease in breath after it has passed. I am grateful for the incredible beauty Wisconsin has to offer around every turn, and how accessible these spaces are. I am most grateful for my friends and my family and the support and love they all provide on a daily basis, whether they are aware of it or not. I love them all so dearly. Watching the beauty of nature unfold, as it did that evening, nurtures these feelings of love and appreciation. ~ TLV


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Recently I've been having an exsistential crisis, so let's pretend that I went on hiatus, but I really took time off to understand why I was even creating a blog. I asked myself some big questions:
What am I doing here? (At college in DC, not the universe. Small steps.)
What do I want to do?
Where am I going with this?
I know deep right? So I took a break from Worldly and Wiley. After switching Majors, and picking a Minor, and making a few everyday life changes, and a lot of procrastination . . . I've returned.
like Iron Man
The old blog was so vague, and didn't have any direction, I almost feel sorry for those of you who had to put up with how juvenile it was. Well, heres to a new beginning. More consistent posts, that are better in content, and more photographs (that will be more professional and have better resolution, if I can convince my grandpa to give me his old camera).
So what is all of this?
Worldly & Wiley's new sole purpose is to present the Triumvirate to the people.
[trahy-uhm-ver-it, -vuh-reyt]
Origin: 1580s, from Latin triumviratus, from triumvir.
1. Roman History: the office or magistracy of a triumvir.
2. A coalition of three magistrates or rulers for joint administration.
3. Any group or set of three.
Can you use it in a sentence (paragraph) ?
Triumvirate: In the whole of Ashley's 19 years on this earth, she has felt that there are three subjects that rule her everyday thoughts, actions, and passions. Travel has played a quintessential part in Ashley's upbringing, as a child she has moved more times than she can count, and plans on continuing to do so until she is wrinkly and senile. Entertainment: music, books and movies, were her tools of escape. Food, is how Ashley expresses herself and is one of the main things that occupies her thoughts. Travel, Food, and Entertainment are the triumvirate of Ashley's trek through everyday life. These are the things that make her Ashley.
What can I expect from here on out?
Expect more weekly posts:
#shelfiesundays: where I take a picture of a shelf and post it on sundays. Pretty self explanatory, these shelves will usually show some of my favorite books, or favorite areas and bookstores to find books.
Wednesday Walks ( I really like alliteration): Every Wednesday, I take my international friend from New Zealand through DC, and we take pictures and explore DC's backyard. Usually places that are overlooked by tourists and Washingtonians alike. A breath of fresh air is often needed in a crowded city, and a leisurley stroll is easier than most Washingtonians complain it to be.
Weekly Quotes: Also self explanatory
So you want to be a foodie?: Someone needs to show you noobs how its done, what are the key essentials to being a foodie? How do I keep up? Where can I find the underground foodie playgrounds, and keep up to date with food trends? How do I make that? All these answers and more will be answered in this biweekly post.
Other examples of posts in the making, which will be more of a biweekly entry:
Yelp! Mythbuster Adventures: Have you ever wondered while reading Yelp 'does this place actually suck, or do you suck at eating food?' because I know I have. You see, some people are just mean and picky, or don't have as wide of a taste range as you. Not everyone is a calamari addict, in the immortal words of my little brother "Why do we have to eat this fancy foodie stuff, when all I want is a General Tsao's?" So for the good of the people, I will forgo the Yelp comments and visit the 'worst' restaurants in town to see if its MYTH or TRUTH.
Vintage DC: I recently received a pamphlet guide (laminated for only the most extreme of adventurers) that maps out all of the historic stores in DC, from record stores, to vintage clothing shops. I am willing to go broke in order to show you the best of the best in DC. Once again for the good of the people.
The Month in Movies and Music: I watch A LOT of movies, I also listen to a C**P ton of music each and every day. I mean, how else am I supposed to wind down after a long day of Chemistry and Sociology? So at the end of every month I will post a wrap up of the movies and music that I have encountered over the past three weeks.
Fake Netflix Categories: I previously mentioned that I watch A LOT of movies and TV shows, yet I have no TV. How is this possible? Netflix, HBO to go, Amazon, Hulu,
Bootlegs. Because I watch so many differing movies, Netflix seems to get confused as to what category is my favorite, so here are my suggestions for Netflix on what obscure categories they could make for the adventurous movie watcher.
Wow That's a lot of new material!
Yes it is, so please don't expect it all right away. I am still putting finishing touches on the blog and revamping some of my old categories. But, I promise I won't let you down
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I cannot believe that I have almost finished my photo-recap of this fabulous series of The Bachelorette! Just the final and ATFR left!
Before I start on the final date, meet the parents and proposal, let's take a (quick I hope) look at some of the best bits from "The Men Tell All", mostly the fashion and the bloopers!
The bloopers were great and I wish we had more of them during the actual episodes, rather than too much time given to whishy-washy conversations! I loved seeing JP and Ash on the first date, doing everyday things like watching a movie (or trying to anyway!).
And of course, the cuteness and hilariousness (pretty sure that's not an actual word!) of Ash asleep in JP's arms… snoring 🙂 I really love that pic of them by the way… but thank God pictures are silent LOL!
Also, shout-out to Mickey… "my manhood is in my stomach" moment:
One of the funniest moments was with the lantern… although I can't help thinking that it should have given Ashley and Constantine a hint on the future of their relationship….
Another bit I found hilarious, but I will just post a pic…
Moving on to the boys, I loved the array of fashion they brought on the MTA show! My usual favorites did not disappoint:
Nick, well… looks good in everything (and looked great with shorter hair!)
West looking cool and classy tie-less…
Blake and Constantine, maybe a bit too formal, but still looking hot…
and Ames, a little under-dressed, but so youthful and innocent you can forgive him anything!
Sadly, Lucas still no better in his tie choice…
A lot happened on the MTA, mostly with William and B£$*&$" bashing (and Ryan really making himself look bad, which i was sorry for), so I'll skip that! Just want to take a look at the appearance from Michelle, and Ash! Ali, Jason and DeAnna looked good, but Ash and Michelle stole the show!
Ashley was obviously very hot in that dress, but what I noticed the most were the longest bangs, which I thought made her look more serene… or maybe that was just love.
Another lovely lady gracing that show was Michelle. She was beautiful, using and rocking her own sense of style, and a real inspiration for me (she is closer to me in age than Ashley is):
This post is, as usual, turning much bigger than expected (editing not my forte!), so let's finish on the MTA with the second batch of bloopers… where of course my favorite guys starred (I tell you, my taste in men is fab!):
JP & Lucas:
JeffTheMask and JP:
And we must finish, as the show did, with The Master, aka Monsieur Chris B Harrison… Classic!


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Foundation Gives $200,000 to Wexner Heritage Village
Wexner Heritage Village got a healthy shot in the arm with Foundation Board approval of a $100,000 grant for a nurse aide training institute. WHV already has received State of Ohio approval to create a site for State Tested Nurse Aide education and sees this as an opportunity to improve quality and retention. The Foundation Board also approved funding for Phase III of the agency's long term business strategic plan.


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EGO - How do you love me? Let me count the ways [ Love Guide ]
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March 28, 2010 11:32am CST
At the blazing core of first romantic rumbling is EGO. Perhaps cupid misses the mark when he aims his little arrow at Quarries' heart. People fall in love with people in whose eyes they behold the most ideal reflections of themselves. Would-be lovers should be thrilled that ego makes the world go around, because Quarries' egos are very vulnerable targets. There are multifarious ways to make your Quarry feel beautiful, strong, handsome, charming, dynamic, or however he or she wants to feel. There are big-stroke compliments, little-stroke caresses, and a myriad of deliciously devious means your Quarry feel special. Subtle procedures can convince Quarries what they've suspected all along: " I am different. I am wonderful. And to thank you for recognizing this amazing fact, I'll fall in love with you." Everyone also hungers for security and validation. We seek protection in our primary relationship from the cruel, cruel world.
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Loving a person WHOLEHEARTEDLY is not Edging God Out(EGO). If I love you all alone forgetting other beloved ones than it is a EGO.


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Ordinary language is all right.
One could divide humanity into two classes:
those who master a metaphor, and those who hold by a formula.
Those with a bent for both are too few, they do not comprise a class.
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Do not take the suggestion to extra-quote Serena Southerlyn (har) (I am laughing at the spelling) to imply that doing so will merely salvage something that without the quotes is irredeemable as if what the quote marks add is then what you will be enjoying. The quote marks transform everything. If one is drawn to camp when one realizes that 'sincerity' is not enough, then one does not in getting on the bus throw away the stuff of sincerity. The same point could be made more convincingly about grieving loved ones and on the stand breakdowns: if you don't cry, it isn't love? Er it isn't camp? If I were to have used a period instead of a question mark, by the way, I fear I would have blown the whole deal.
To be precise: the mistake is not to decry the robotic Röhm but to try to leave the camp to do it.
You just go ahead and get your mouse and hilight those quotes and see where the breaks between characters are.
Speaking of Elisabeth Röhm, if you are watching the show properly then it will never have occurred to you that she is a bad actress, unless you are already watching the show properly and have mistakenly decided to stake out a place in the camp from which to decry her robotic demeanor while thinking that you are at that moment out on the highway of TV realism and not still on the campgrounds. Perhaps it is that, even as on the show one has the 'interview' and the 'crime' and the 'lawyer' and the 'breakdown on the witness stand', with Ms. Röhm one has (not had, because she will never go away now, just like Angie Harmon will always be there) the twice-quoted ''interview'' and ''lawyer'' and ''argument'' and ''exhibiting personal emotion''. I suppose if one here objects that the problem is that Ms. Röhm is not trying to do that, or er 'that', and what's more that she is not trying to do ''that'', one is running into the camp-analogue to the intentional fallacy, about which there could be just as much pointless runaround debate: camp is what you make it, er what one makes it, not what they make it (even though it is - sort of).
Speaking of camp, I did not get to see the one where they ousted Elisabeth Röhm last night (though I will of course get to see it six hundred times throughout the course of my life in reruns). This is an added disappointment because I would like to have seen every episode where a character enters or leaves the show. In fact, I think I ought to make a list of the ones I have seen.
I miss the time at which I could expect anyone and everyone who was anyone that I wanted to know to know pointless minor details about The Simpsons. Law and Order is saturated enough in my home demographic that it could serve that role now, but I doubt, sadly, that it does, or will. But I bet that if its camp-hilarity were acknowledged in full, it would.
I dream occasionally of writing a book after Deleuze and Guattari's study of Kafka - think of the part early on where they take all these little things as signs, like the bent neck - of the interviews of the law part of the show, which is to say the order part of the show, where the detectives do little more than nudge along (even with yelly interviews and threats of obstruction of justice charges, really) the workings of ethical commitments on the smallest levels across a broad range of types, roles, and levels of intimacy. First I would have to read Deleuze and Guattari's book on Kafka properly though, and there's too much TV to watch for that to happen.
You might also, or instead, if you like, appreciate (love) it as baseball. As if baseball. Like baseball, its monotone procedural regularity is the backdrop for its interest, not its standout virtue.
It might have to be baseball-camp.
Which is different from baseball camp.


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It's okay. Sound it out with me. This letter O makes the long oooohhhh sound. Here we go. Hh. Oh. Pp. H-oooohhhh-p. H-oohh-p. Hope. Excellent!
I drive across town once a week to a school in a neighborhood where most of us wouldn't want to live. Small, dilapidated homes. Front yards without grass. Broken down cars parked on the streets.
When I walk into Mrs. Jones' first grade class, nineteen hands shoot into the air. "Me! Me! Me!" they cry. A few kiddos run over and wrap their arms around my legs. "Can I read with you today?" I hug them and stroke their heads. "Ask Mrs. Jones, sweetie," for I know that during the next ninety minutes, only a few names will be called – the ones who are struggling the most, the ones who need the greatest help. I wish I could stay all day and read with every single one.
I never, ever, EVER had even a hint of a desire to be a teacher. I know myself. I don't have the patience. I have enormous respect for teachers and all they juggle. I'm not that good. Believe me, you don't want me teaching your kids. Here's an honest confession: Kids make me crazy. Especially other people's kids. I was a horrible babysitter. And once I was a mom, I sweated through playdates. I'm just not a kid-person.
But I love these first graders. And I'm only there for an hour and a half every week, and I'm not responsible for their grades or their discipline, and I don't have to deal with their parents. I'm only there to help them learn how to read. I could never work as a teacher, but I know phonics, and I taught my three kids how to read. This I can do.
Most of the kids in Mrs. Jones' class come from bilingual families – or families who don't speak English at all. Many of their parents can't read themselves – much less help their kids learn how to read. And with nineteen kids in her class, Mrs. Jones can only do so much. So I do this one little thing. It's not much. But it's something.
One at a time, they come to me, and we sit together on a giraffe print rug next to a stuffed leopard, a stuffed gorilla, and a tall potted palm tree. These kids – they are funny. One little girl can breeze right through a word like beautiful and then stumble on a simple word like they. Another one will sweat and grunt sounding out each letter for several minutes until at last she gets it! I congratulate her for not giving up, for sticking with it, for working it out, and she grins. We turn the page, continue reading, and the same word will stump her again, so we start over, slowly sounding out each letter. When she finally finishes and we close the book, I reach into my bag and pull out sheets of stickers – shiny butterflies, puffy hearts, silly monkeys, superheroes. She studies them carefully, considering each one, until she finds the sticker that completes her. She may stick it on her hand, or on her shirt, or perhaps on her pencil box.
After listening to Frog & Toad stories for an hour and a half, I leave Mrs. Jones' class and walk down the hall to Mr. Rivera's class, where I knock on the door and greet Jesus. Not that Jesus. Hey-Soos. He's a quiet nine year old boy who loves soccer and the Texas Rangers. He ducks his head and silently slips out of the classroom, trying desperately not to be noticed. But as soon as the door closes behind us and we start walking down the hall, he lights up and tells me about his soccer game last weekend or his favorite baseball player. We usually work on math together, which is hilarious considering my loathing for numbers. His workbook wanted him to distinguish the differences between the associative and communicative properties of addition. Seriously. Somewhere deep, DEEP in the vast recesses of my memory, I used to know the answer. But that was before my children stole all my brain cells and pooped on them. I had to ask the reading specialist for the answer.
In between the fractions and simple division, Jesus and I simply hang out together. I told him something during one of our first visits together, which he occasionally repeats to me unprompted. I can do hard things, he tells me, and I tell him yes, you can! and we high-five. He picks out a sticker – baseball, usually – and I walk him back to class, rub his head, tell him I'll see him next week. He quietly ducks his head and walks to his desk, trying to be invisible.
But truly, I think these kids teach me more than I teach them. Perseverance. Tenacity. Joy in small victories. The kids remind me that everyone has a story. That everyone struggles. That everyone deserves a chance, deserves value, deserves love. That no one is forgotten.
And I see myself in them. How I can learn a good lesson one minute and forget it the next. How some of the most difficult things come easily to me while I simultaneously struggle with the most simple. How a small reward can make my day.
It's not much, this thing I do each week. It's a droplet of water in a very large ocean of hope and mercy and humility. It is one drop combined with other drops combined with more drops that wash us clean. That tell us people are good, the world is good, God is good. It is faith working its way outward into the lives of the forgotten, the neglected – the ones with strikes already set against them, the ones with stories not yet written. It is planting seeds that will bear fruit I may never see – fruit that will bear seeds that will bear fruit that will bear seeds. It is sitting down and playing my instrument in God's ongoing symphony.
This thing I do each week, it's not much. But I keep playing, keep planting, keep learning. With every seed, with every note, God breathes.
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"no internet access" Centrino Advanced-N 6200 AGN while walking through networkwustlumdnj Dec 15, 2010 3:45 PM
I have a two month old Lenovo ThinkPad X201T; a few weeks ago the wireless started acting strangely at times - a couple phenomena may explain the abnormality:
1. I use my laptop on two college campuses. I have wireless set up on each of them. The error occurs when I move from one side of a campus to the other side of the campus. Naturally, there are many wireless routers set up across a campus and notebooks are (I'm assuming) supposed to switch from one [access point] to the next seamlessly as to maintain the connection to the network. This worked fine on my 6 year old Dell I just replaced.
When the error started occurring on this Lenovo, as I walk from the area at which I connected to the internet on campus to maybe 30 feet away, my connection to the internet ceases (though my connection to the wireless network, access connections and windows wireless state, have not). The windows wireless states that I am connected to the wireless network but have "no internet access". I have a feeling that the wireless card may be clinging to the same unavailable access point where it first connects instead of actively seeking the closest one, but I'm a n00b so I could be wrong. This occurs on both campuses. My old laptop still works fine on each.
2. This is another phenomenon that could help explain the lack of internet connection I get when moving around on campus as stated above. When I am at my house I use my home network. When I take my laptop out of my house, get in my car, and drive two miles in any direction (without touching/turning off the laptop), the X201T says I am still connected to my house wireless connection, but according to windows wireless icon there is "no internet access". If my 6 year old Dell can handle refreshing the wireless networks while I walk around with it and disconnecting from a network when it moves out of range, why isn't my brand new lenovo laptop able to do it? I have to disable the wireless adaptor and re-enable it for the X201T to say, 'oh we're not in your house anymore, we're actually two miles away and these are the wireless networks in the area', instead of clinging to my wireless network and stating there's no internet access.
Anyone know what settings I should mess with? I would also settle for anyone helping me wipe all my network settings clean to factory settings, because this issue did not show up until a couple weeks ago and the X201T was handling internet connections fine when I first started using it. I would *really* like to fix this without restoring the whole computer to factory settings, which would involve me having to remove all my documents and have my IT department grudgingly reinstall a bunch of software.
Thank you for your assistance
Specs: Windows 7 Professional 64bit, i7 CPU, 2 GB RAM, Centrino Advanced-N 6200 AGN.


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Police Investigating Saturday Morning Crash
Monday February 6th, 2017
Posted at 2:04pm
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This article is 596 days old.
The information listed below is likely outdated and has been preserved for archival purposes.
Windsor Police are investigating an accident that happened around 1:45am on Saturday February 4th, 2017 on Tecumseh Road East, just east of the intersection at Central Avenue.
Police say that when officers arrived they found a red Ford Fiesta and a Gray Ford Escape with extensive damage.
The driver of one of the vehicles was transported to hospital with serious but not life threatening injuries.
The passenger of the other vehicle was transported to hospital with minor injuries.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Windsor Police at 519-255-6700 ext. 4112 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 519-258-8477 (TIPS).


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11-yr-old boy injured in Gurgaon district event may not swim again
Eleven-year-old Sagar Rana, who got injured at district level meet on August 11, faces an uphill task to be able to swim again, doctors said.gurgaon Updated: Aug 22, 2016 13:56 IST
Eleven-year-old Sagar Rana, who got injured at district level meet on August 11, faces an uphill task to be able to swim again, doctors said.
Sagar Rana had hit the pool's bottom as he could not assess the depth due to cloudy water, at a district level swimming tournament held on a swimming pool at CRPF complex of Kadarpur village on August 11-12. Rana suffered cracks to his spinal cord and was rushed to AIIMS in Delhi, where he was operated on twice.
Doctors said that his spine is being supported by eight screws but his upper body is not responding. "He is taking only liquid and movement is very limited. Doctors have not given us any hope that he will be able to swim again," Rana's relative said.
Read more: Cloudy water leaves three children injured in Gurgaon swimming tourney
He was shifted to a hospital in Gurgaon from AIIMS.
Dr Arun Bhanot, chief of spine services at Paras hospital, Gurgaon, where Rana is admitted now, said that the chance of Rana swimming again is very low but said that it is not possible to provide a conclusive verdict now.
"His injuries are serious but we need to observe his condition for about eight weeks before reaching any conclusion," he said.
Sagar's father, Dinesh Rana, said that the medical team that operated on his son at Jai Prakash Narayan Apex Trauma Centre of AIIMS, New Delhi, had told him that his son would not be able to swim. The medical team at AIIMS, however, could not be reached.
Rana, a resident of Gandhi Nagar in Gurgaon, had participated in the junior national aquatic championships at Bengaluru in June and was aiming to make it big in swimming.
Two other participants had also sustained minor injuries when they jumped into the 10-lane swimming pool on the first day of the event.
The event organiser, Sandeep Tokas, had said that the water was cloudy as rain had disturbed the balance of chemicals added to the pool.
However, the police had booked Tokas. "I have recorded the statements of Rana's father, maternal uncle, event organisers, and will record Rana's statement now. The organisers had permission from CRPF for the event but there has been negligence," investigating officer assistant sub-inspector Dharmender Gaur of Badshahpur police station said.
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The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:
FIRST: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;
SECOND: High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society;
THIRD: The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, and community life;
FOURTH: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.
The Four-Way Test is a nonpartisan and nonsectarian ethical guide for Rotarians to use for their personal and professional relationships. The test has been translated into more than 100 languages, and Rotarians recite it at club meetings:
Of the things we think, say or do:
- Is it the TRUTH?
- Is it FAIR to all concerned?
- Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
- Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
The following code of conduct has been adopted for the use of Rotarians:
As a Rotarian, I will:
- Act with integrity and high ethical standards in my personal and professional life
- Deal fairly with others and treat them and their occupations with respect
- Use my professional skills through Rotary to mentor young people, help those with
special needs, and improve people's quality of life in my community and in the world
- Avoid behavior that reflects adversely on Rotary or other Rotarians


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Multimedia About Basic Research
- NIMH Multimodal Brain Stimulation Speaker Series: Christian Windischberger, PhD and Faranak Farzan, PhD
- Unearthing Secrets of New Neurons
Heather Frank, then a senior majoring in neuroscience at Colgate University, explains studies on neurogenesis that she worked on during an internship in the NIMH Unit on Neuroplasticity.
- Channel Makover Switches Off Neurons in a Flash
Scientists have bioengineered an enhancement to a cutting edge technology that provides instant control over brain circuit activity with a flash of light. The research adds the same level of control over switching neurons off that, until now, had been limited to switching them on. What had been working through a weak pump now works through a highly responsive channel -- like going from a squirt to a gushing hose. Project officer Michelle Freund, Ph.D., of the NIMH Office of Technology Development and Coordination, explains the significance of the new findings.
See: Channel Makeover Bioengineered to Switch Off Neurons
Karl Deisseroth, M.D. Ph.D, Stanford University
Andre Berndt, Ph.D., Stanford University
Soo Yeun Lee, Ph.D., Stanford University
Charu Ramakrishnan, Stanford University - channels image
Michelle Freund, Ph.D., NIMH
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Optogenetics, Karl Deisseroth, Marina Coral, Nature Methods, 12/20/2010 - graphic
Richard Coppola, Sc.D., NIMH - MEG movie
Cristophe Lenglet, Ph.D., U. Minnesota - brain image
- Neurobiobank/Jill Bolte Taylor
Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D., a spokesperson for the Harvard Brain Tissue Resource Center, discusses why brain donation truly is the gift of hope.
- Dr. Michelle Freund, NIMH Project Officer on the significance of CLARITY
Project officer Michelle Freund, Ph.D., of the NIMH Division of Neuroscience and Basic Behavioral Science, explains the significance of CLARITY, a breakthrough method for analyzing the brain.
- 3-D Tour of Intact Mouse Brain
CLARITY makes possible this 3D tour of an entire, intact mouse brain. It was imaged using a fluorescence technique that previously could only be performed with thinly-sliced brain tissue, making it difficult to relate micro-level findings to macro-level information about wiring and circuitry. Source: Kwanghun Chung, Ph.D., and Karl Deisseroth, M.D., Ph.D., Stanford University.
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- NIMH Radio: Dr. Ron Duman of Yale University talks about ketamine research and treatment for major depression
Ketamine Research and Treatment for Major Depression.
- Stress Hormone Receptors Less Adaptive in Female Brain
Dr. Rita Valentino describes a discovery in rat brains that may explain why women are more prone than men to mood and anxiety disorders.
- Mysteries and Importance of Anesthesia
How the brain reacts to anesthesia is a neuroscientific phenomenon that includes a dash of mystery. But the study of anesthesia could lead to treatment of sleep issues frequently associated with many mental disorders.
- Fear: Replacing Memories
The human brain goes through a complex process to form and consolidate memories. But is it possible to replace memories of fearful events, and in doing so, assist in the treatment of patients suffering from the debilitating effects of post-traumatic stress disorder or other anxiety disorders? Dr.Joseph LeDoux and a team of New York University neuroscientists think they have found a way to replace traumatic memories through therapy.
- Animal Kingdom: Lessons Learned
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) sat down with researcher Dr. Robert Sapolsky to discuss his ground-breaking research and to answer the question: Can we learn to handle stress by observing animals in the wild? In trying times, the answers may be with the life and death decisions made by these animals and their predators.
- Bees and Socialization
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) interviewed Dr. Gene Robinson about his recent research on bees and socialization and asks these questions: What is the most altruistic animal? What can we learn from the small, but complex bees?
- Personalized Medicine and Cancer Genomics
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) talks with Dr. Charis Eng about advances in personalized medicine. As the field of mental health strives to find genetic markers for mental illnesses, we look to the field of cancer research which has made enormous strides in personalized genomic medicine.


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The Galisteo Wildway
By Jan-Willem Jansens About 25 years ago, a group of Santa Fe permaculture teachers and land conservationists came together on…Read More »
Creative Thought Forum Summer Salons at the School for Advanced Research
By Meredith Davidson As June progresses, the heat of summer begins to mix with dry air and evokes a level…Read More »
Alla en el Rancho Grande
By Alejandro López Only through profoundly local living can we curtail our profligate consumption, end our contribution to global warming…Read More »
The School for Advanced Research Summer Schedule
The School for Advanced Research, founded in 1907, supports innovative research and public education through seminars, lectures, and residential fellowships…Read More »
Environmental Justice: Current Water Concerns and the Need to Educate Water Users
As water managers at federal, state and local levels try to determine how communities in New Mexico can get through…Read More »
The Midtown Campus in Santa Fe
By Nate Downey The Midtown Campus Project is at a critical juncture. If you've ever wanted to help determine your…Read More »
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Hey, Americans and Turtle Islanders: Wake up! Let's look at some facts. We need to take a hard look at…Read More »
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By Jane Bias and Neal Denton Until recently, China purchased much of the world's recycled materials, using them as a…Read More »
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New Mexico is in an ecological and social crisis. Like the rest of the United States, uncontrolled growth and exploitation…Read More »
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By Miguel Santistevan Dozens of acequias inscribe and extend the riparian areas along the six rivers of the Taos Valley.…Read More »
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By Alejandro López Algo que creímos ser tan difícil se puede lograr si uno se entrega completamente a la obra.…Read More »
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Large, high–severity wildfires are now a common occurrence in northern New Mexico. These fires burn through forests that are not…Read More »
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I accidentally deleted a text from my iPhone. Any way to recover easily? I have AT&T.
did any of the advice provided above work for you? Please let us know whether you were able to restore your text messages. Thank you!
Assuming it hasn't already been overwritten, you should read the answer from Pegasus in this question: http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/recover-deleted-files-iphone-3/
The only other way to recover such things is to jailbreak your iPhone3 and use an app for Cydia, which is $6.99 and there's no guarantee it will work, because of the possibility of the file being overwritten when you attempt to recover it.


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Sunday, former President Bill Clinton and ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton surprised many at a Washington airport after they were seen aboard a commercial plane to New York.
In the past, the Clintons use to travel aboard Air Force One or using a privately chartered aircraft but were seen settled into their first class seats on a commercial flight.
WATCH: Bill and Hillary Clinton, who have long been the center of scandal and corruption, fly commercial without threat of being attacked by conservative critics, while Trump Administration officials face harassment by violent liberals pic.twitter.com/LJ4hXxQNns
— Wired Sources (@WiredSources) July 8, 2018
Some view the encounter as "they're just like us!" others point out that the liberal pair does not face the same harassment in public as Trump Administration officials despite their controversial pasts.
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