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The major players in the market are Verisk (U.S.), Medai (U.S.), MedeAnalytics (U.S.), Vitalsprings (U.S.),Optum Health (U.S.), Truven Health (U.S.), McKesson (U.S.), Cerner (U.S.) and other larger players such as IBM (U.S.), Oracle (U.S.).
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Healthcare analytics is mainly segmented into two types; real time analytics and batch analytics. Real time analytics is carried out on the spot and helps in quick decision making, for instance, clinical decision support software with active knowledge systems use two or more items of patient data to generate case-specific advice. Batch Analytics retrospectively evaluates past data such as patient records and claims data from an insured population, which helps in predictive modeling and cost control measures.
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Well known Gen-Y hater, and intrusive door-knocking journalist, Tracy Grimshaw, has just announced the "Hoon Cheese" range, aimed at raising public awareness about a disease that is plaguing Australian society: young people.
The 'A Current Affair' host, has campaigned against reckless car, festival and nightclub hoons for many years now, and is extremely excited to have another soapbox to stand on.
"Burnouts, swearing, voting green – you name something reckless and disrespectful and they're doing it" said the queen of biased television.
We asked Tracy where she got the inspiration to partner up with Coon Cheese (CC) for this remarkable campaign:
"Well I was reading in the Daily Telegraph that there is an 87% chance that a hoon will stab you over the next 5 years" she said, during a shaky camera editing session at the Channel 9 studio.
"And I thought to myself – enough is enough. The hoons have had it too good, for too long, and I called up my mate who works at CC and 'Bob's your uncle' – Hoon Cheese was born," she added, proudly twirling her misshapen hair betwixt her gnarled claws.
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CASTLE HILL — Olympic gymnast and borough native John Orozco got a hero's welcome Thursday, as Bronx officials declared it "John Orozco Day" and hosted a "welcome home" lunch for the superstar athlete.
The 19-year-old Orozco was all smiles as he dined with family, friends, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr., and a handful of other Bronx leaders at a restaurant in Castle Hill, just a short drive away from the Soundview neighborhood the London Olympian calls home.
"Being back home is a great feeling," Orozco said, adding that he's been on a whirlwind of media interviews and promotional events since he landed back in New York. He took a trip to Six Flags Great Adventure this week and said he was flattered by all the fans who recognized him and asked for his autograph.
"I thought I was going to come home and be regular old me," Orozco said. "It's just really different."
Thursday's celebration was held at Sabrosura Restaurant on Castle Hill Avenue, a Spanish-Asian fusion eatery that's a favorite of the Orozco family.
"They are loyal customers, they always come here. They have their favorite dish—linguini with chicken and shrimp in white sauce," said owner Nelson Ng, who said he was glued to the Olympics every night.
Diaz presented Orozco with a commemorative plaque and declared it "John Orozco Day," in the Bronx.
"I'm here today to welcome back to the Boogie Down, our Olympian, our golden boy," he told the crowd.
"Not only am I proud of you as the borough president, I'm proud of you as a friend," Diaz said, praising the athlete as an inspiration to the borough. Orozco, who grew up in Soundview, started in gymnastics when he was just 8 years old, according to Diaz. The gymnast spent much of his teen years to a gym in upstate Chappaqua to train.
Earlier on Thursday, the borough president held a press conference to announce his support of a plan to put an ice hockey complex at the long-vacant Kingsbridge Armory, which the city is in the process of redeveloping. That kind of project would bring more athletic opportunities to the borough, Diaz said.
"We need to make more nontraditional sports available to Bronx kids, to New York City kids," he said at Orozco's luncheon, saying the athlete's successes helped people "think of the Bronx as a place where anything can happen."
The gymnast's mom, Damaris Orozco, said she's been on cloud nine since her son's Olympic debut.
"I'm in heaven. I'm so proud," she told reporters. "He couldn't disappoint our family in three lifetimes."
Orozco, who failed to score a medal at the London games after botched pommel horse and vault routines, was nonetheless optimistic at Thursday's celebration.
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Coffee Fest is an incredible New York Event and a 'must attend event' for anyone in the Coffee & Tea Industry, or anyone who is a lover of Coffee or Tea.
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This New York Event brings together the most innovative products, the top suppliers and classes on how to more effectively – and profitably – run a Coffee or Tea business. This is a must-attend event for anyone in the coffee or tea industry.
Guests attending this exciting New York City Event this March 8 - 10, 2013, should consider staying at The Manhattan - A Times Square Hotel. The Manhattan Hotel has created their impressive; 'Valet. Stay. Save. Offer' - Guests Save 50% off Valet Parking Rates & Save 30% off our Best Available Room Rates! Now there's no reason not to drive into the City and enjoy great savings while staying in the heart of exciting Times Square.
Anyone in the coffee and tea industry has heard of Coffee Fest. This NY Event is considered by many to be the best trade show in the industry. If it has anything to do with tea, coffee or running a shop then you will find it at Coffee Fest New York.
More than 150 exhibitors come together to showcase the newest innovations in the industry as well as items that can help boost your sales, bring wonderful menu items to your customers and make it easier to run a coffee shop or other coffee related business.
You'll find coffee distributors, kitchen equipment, restaurant furniture, accounting software, high quality grab-and-go food items and much more. If it can enhance your business in any way then you will find it at Coffee Fest New York.
In addition to the exhibitors and the chance to network with others in the industry, this New York Event also offers 45 classes to attendees. Many of the classes are free. Some, such as the Barista Training Program, do charge an additional fee. Here is a small sampling of available classes:
- Managing a Retail Coffee Shop
- Hands-On Barista Training
- Making Great Frappes and Smoothies
- Green Coffee Production
- Coffee Shop Software
- How to Build Brand Loyalty
As you can see, many of the classes are designed to help you grow your business and run it more effectively. These classes are just one reason why coffee and tea industry professionals should make every effort to attend this Event in New York.
Because Coffee Fest is such a popular event, many New York Hotels will be fully booked well ahead of the event. Be sure to book your Guest Suite early, so that you will have your pick of NY Hotels.
Coffee Fest New York organizers know that all work and no play makes Jack (and Jill) a dull coffee or tea industry professional. For that reason, you can expect a lot of fun activities. Here are a few examples.
Latte Art Competition:
Watch as competitors are eliminated round by round in the sudden death style competition. During each round, entrants have three minutes to create a beautiful cup of latte. Two entries are presented to the judges, one competitor is eliminated and the other moves on to the next round. The Grand Prize winner gets $2000. That's a lot of coffee beans!
Best Coffeehouse Competition:
Coffeehouses from around the country can enter this competition. Awards are announced during Coffee Fest New York.
Best Espresso Competition:
Do you think you make the best espresso this side of Seattle? Prove it! See if you can beat the best of the best in this steamy competition.
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When: March 8th through March 10, 2013
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A joint initiative between the American Immigration Council and AILA seeks to change the playing field for immigrants facing deportation.
Learn more about AILA's official statements on immigration issues.Read Now
InfoNet is AILA's main website and is an online resource and community for the latest immigration news and information, including federal agency memos, news and regulations; bills and public laws; legislative analyses and updates; practice advisories; AILA statements and issue papers; and more. InfoNet also provides AILA-related information and updates, including CLE offerings, publications and announcements. InfoNet's interactive features enable members to communicate and network with each other; to support and participate in AILA's issues; to update contact information and renew membership; and to search over 28,000 immigration-related documents.
Fastcase is an AILA member benefit that provides free access to a comprehensive legal research system containing a full range of federal caselaw and Board of Immigration Appeals decisions. Fastcase features smarter technology, customized searching, and even a mobile legal research app. Once you're logged in to Fastcase, you can choose to begin with a quick caselaw search at the top of the page, or you can opt for the advanced caselaw search. The advanced caselaw search includes keyword (Boolean), natural language, and citation searches, as well as powerful searching and sorting tools. After you run your search, you can decide how you'd like your search results to be displayed. Results can be sorted by relevance (based on frequency, diversity, and proximity of your search terms), chronologically, alphabetically, by court hierarchy, or by the number of subsequent citations. Fastcase provides many resources to help you get started, including online webinar trainings, on-demand tutorials, live help and e-mail support, FAQs, and a downloadable user guide.
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Where will I find the document number? AILA documents are tagged with the document number in several places:
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The InfoNet Research Library now allows users to default the search results to sort by date or by relevancy, depending on their preference. To change the preference from relevancy, run a search, and then click on "Search Preferences" in the green bar above the search results. Then change "Sort Order" from Relevancy to Date. Users can also change the default to hide or show the tags under individual search results from the Search Preferences page.[Return to top]
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Data Sources is a new feature making it easier to set up data sources in the Universal Data Hub.
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Cisco Digital Media System Delivers Timely Targeted Promotions for Norwegian National Lottery in Nearly 4,000 Retail Stores
OSLO, NORWAY--(Marketwire - October 9, 2007) - Norsk Tipping AS, the state-owned national
lottery in Norway, has installed the Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) Digital Media
System, a comprehensive digital signage solution for approximately 4,000
point-of-sale locations nationwide to deliver timely and targeted marketing
communications to customers. The new Cisco high-definition video solution
has contributed to reductions in the annual cost of printed marketing
material to retailers and is creating a solid foundation for in-store
advertising sales and interactive gaming.
The Cisco Digital Media System was rolled out to Norsk Tipping's nationwide
retail network in just six months, helping the company to be one of the
first to market in Norway with an in-store digital signage network. The new
solution helps Norsk Tipping offer interactive, multiplayer games to
counter the growing competitive threat from online gaming sites.
With hourly broadcasts, Norsk Tipping plans to deliver visually attractive,
dynamic and targeted advertising. It can broadcast up-to-date data, such as
jackpot information and current odds for Norsk Tipping's sports betting
service, in real-time over the network. Norsk Tipping also uses the Cisco
Digital Media System to segment its advertising, targeting its marketing
messages based on the retail outlet's focus. For example, Norsk Tipping can
target its marketing to different types of customers betting on specific
games at specific times of the day. This segmentation, combined with more
compelling in-store advertising, will help drive incremental sales for
Norsk Tipping.
The digital signage system is remotely managed from Norsk Tipping's
headquarters and requires no on-site technical support in the stores, which
significantly reduces operating costs.
"The Cisco Digital Media System helps us to deliver the right
communications, at the right time, to the right customer segments to
generate incremental sales," said Stein Onsrud, technology advisor at Norsk
Tipping. "The Cisco solution met all our requirements and distinguished
itself with its reliability. It also distributes digital media over our
existing Cisco IP network, which has the scalability and resiliency to
support our thousands of retail locations."
"Norsk Tipping is an excellent example of how the Cisco network can be the
platform to help retailers drive sales through more cost-effective and
compelling marketing and advertising," said Thomas Wyatt, general manager
of the Digital Media Systems business unit at Cisco. "With digital signage,
retailers can use targeted, eye-catching, high-definition content to
capture customer attention and change messages in real time as product
offerings or store conditions change. Retailers all over the world are
transforming their in-store customer experience using networked digital
Stein Onsrud added: "With its flexibility and scalability, the Cisco
Digital Media System is helping Norsk Tipping to strengthen its brand,
increase sales, make it more attractive for retailers to sell our products
and maintain customer confidence."
Norsk Tipping has deployed Cisco routing, switching and video products,
including Cisco Catalyst®6500 Series Switches with the Content Switching
Module and the Cisco Digital Media System (Digital Media Manager and
Digital Media Players). For more information about the Cisco Digital Media
System, go to www.cisco.com/go/dms.
About Norsk Tipping AS
Norsk Tipping is Norway's leading games company, wholly-owned by the
Norwegian state. The company's main objectives are to provide the Norwegian
people with responsible games and entertainment within social acceptable
conditions, and at the same time ensure a secure and long-term profit for
the beneficiary organizations.
The profit is divided equally between the sports and culture sectors. In a
transition period, a part of the profit is also allocated to the research
The company operates the games of chance, Lotto, Viking Lotto and Joker;
the games of skill, Tipping and Oddsen; and the scratch game Flax. In
addition, the company operates the TV game, Extra, on behalf of the
Norwegian Foundation for Health and Rehabilitation.
About Cisco Systems
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how people connect, communicate and collaborate. Cisco news and
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Initiation and development of business ideas at seminars, discussions, and in workshops. Collection of ideas online.
Entrepreneurs, investors and field experts electronically evaluate all submitted ideas. The best 100 present their ideas to the jury.
The jury selects up to 30 most outstanding ideas and teams who will be participating in the Development program of Ajujaht. The program consists of various trainings regarding business models, product development, sales and marketing. An experienced mentor is assigned to each team.
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If you're a fan of Hipstamatic, you know that the bonus camera and film packs are available for purchase within the app, but the latest Gangster Squad lens, film and camera case are a FREEPak available for download within the app now.
Warner Brothers partnered with Hipstamatic to promote their upcoming film Gangster Squad. Below is the official press release.
Warner Bros. Pictures and Hipstamatic announce the Gangster Squad FreePak: a Hipstamatic lens, film and virtual camera case inspired by Gangster Squad, the forthcoming movie set in the 1940s, starring Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, and Sean Penn as notorious mobster Mickey Cohen, with Nick Nolte and Emma Stone. The movie's director, Ruben Fleischer, collaborated with Hipstamatic to develop the Gangster Squad FreePak—from the lens effect to the photo border to the camera case design, each element is a reminiscent nod to the film and the era.
"It's been great working with the Warner Bros. Pictures team and director Ruben Fleischer, all of whom understand that photos are the new digital currency of our time," said Lucas Buick, CEO and co-founder, Hipstamatic. "This latest collaboration gives us the opportunity to continue helping our partners pioneer a new era in brand marketing, while simultaneously adding value to our Hipstamatic community and inspiring them to take more photos."
Gangster Squad FreePak Details
Beginning today, Hipstamatic users can download the Gangster Squad FreePak for free, from directly within the app, which includes:
GSQUAD Lens: produces vibrant tones with an antique feel.
GS-0 Film: this carefully cropped circular film on warm paper adds a unique emphasis to prints.
Gangster Deco Camera Case: virtual stainless steel case with art deco leather grip.
After a photo is snapped, it's auto-tagged with the virtual "equipment" used—#GSQUAD lens and #GS-0 film—and users can share them directly to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr and Flickr, all without ever having to leave the Hipstamatic app.
Gangster Squad and Hipstamatic Photo Contest
Warner Bros. Pictures and Hipstamatic will host a photo contest to drive excitement for the Gangster Squad FreePak and movie. Beginning today and running for six weeks, Hipstamatic users can download the FreePak, snap photos, and enter a contest from directly within the Hipstamatic app. Photo submissions will be judged by director Ruben Fleischer, and one winner will receive a Canon D Mark III.
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This section will help you find out the range of benefits, tax credits and other work-related financial support you may be able to get. It is only a general guide.
If you need financial help to pay your Council Tax bill, you may be able to get Council Tax Support.
If you're on a low income and need financial help to pay all or part of your rent, you may be able to get Housing Benefit.
If you are in work but on low pay, you can apply for Working Tax Credit to top-up your earnings. You may get extra if someone in your household is disabled.
If you're an employee and unable to work because you're ill, you may be able to get Statutory Sick Pay. Some employers have their own sick pay scheme instead.
If you can't earn as much as you normally could because of an accident or disease caused by your work, you may be able to get Reduced Earnings Allowance. You may qualify for Reduced Earnings Allowance if you're suffering from an illness or disability caused by a work-related accident or disease that happened before 1 October 1990.
The related links give more details on the financial support available.
If you are of working age, you can also telephone or visit your local Jobcentre or Jobcentre Plus office. Whether you are already working or are looking for work, the staff there will be able to tell you about any benefits you can claim. You can find your nearest office in the phone book or by visiting the Jobcentre Plus website.
Use our online benefits calculator to check your Housing Benefit and Council Tax Support entitlement.
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Did you know sharks never run out of teeth? Kids will learn about the shark as they read this short and informative worksheet. Then they'll put their reading comprehension skills to work as they come up with the main idea and write out their own concluding sentence.
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Have you done your research this month? Is your competition creeping up on you with new amenities, products and special incentive programs? Have you stealthily shopped the other guy so you can counter objections your prospective client may have?
Stop the presses! Your biggest competition is not the other builder, manufacturer or big-box store down the street. Although it is important to have knowledge of your competition, it is more important to know your buyer. By far, the buyer presents your biggest competition — indifference and apathy, which lead to indecision. This is your fierce competitor.
How often have you worked a prospective client, only to find out they decided not to invest in your service or any service at all? You may have felt the client was genuinely interested in your product. Your presentation was moving along nicely when suddenly the client seemed to turn cold. When you follow up a month later, the client indicates to you they decided not to buy or do anything.
The following suggestions can help you win the battle against indecision.
• Condition your prospective buyer to make decisions. Lead them down the decision trail by asking them to make many small decisions along the way. For example, engage them to create a "wish list" of products, locations, amenities and features they want. Each item on the "wish list" requires them to make a small decision. Simply use "which one" language. "Which one would you like in your home or business?" "Which one is best for your family or business?" "Which one do you prefer?" "Which one is easiest for you to maintain?" or "Which one would you place on your wish list?"
• Set the expectations of the sales process. Reduce the intimidation factor by disclosing how the sales and purchase process takes place with your company. Begin with product selection. Move to design selection, followed by the paperwork process and finally to the installation process. Caution: do not overwhelm the client with information. Merely set out an overview and then ask, "Which part of the process needs more explanation?" By discussing and following the process, the surprise factor is reduced and their confidence in you is strengthened.
• Continuously tap into their buying motivators. By asking insightful questions and listening to the answers, you will discover why the client is visiting with you in the first place. Listen beyond answers for the real motivators. Never underestimate the power of the ego as a key buying motivator. Once you determine the client's fear, pain, ego or pleasure motivator, continue referring to it during your sales process. Attach it to each product and feature of your presentation.
• Confirm buying indicators with more questions and validation. Don't assume you know a client's buying motivator; most have a few. Continue to validate their needs with ongoing questions. Your job is to match their needs with your product. The only way to do this is to continue to ask questions and validate their answers. This keeps the client engaged in the buying process and makes them a part of the process. Validate each response they give you, as this will reassure them that they are making good decisions.
• Ask for the commitment in many ways. There is no single closing question or process that is a magic bullet. Thank heaven for that. Use many different closing questions and strategies. Begin to ask for a commitment from the very beginning. Most sales people do not do this for fear they are being pushy or intrusive. Get over it. Your skillful mastery of the sales process will eliminate indecision on the part of your prospective buyer.
• Use ownership vocabulary. Speak in terms of "When you own this product," "When you take possession of…" "As a XYZ Company client, you are entitled to…," "How will the end results feel to you with this product," "You will be proud to protect your investment," etc. Ownership vocabulary — "yours," "ownership," "take possession," "agreement," "pride" and "investment"—places your prospective buyer in a possession mindset.
Keep your prospects fully engaged to prevent indecision. Bona fide sales pros have many tools to accomplish this. FBN
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Kelvin, Joanne Frankel, and Leslie B. Tyson, 100 Questions and Answers about Cancer Symptoms and Cancer Treatment Side Effects, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2005.
This book is not meant for medical professionals but is easy for a person researching the topic to understand.
Kooser, Ted, Lying for the Sake of Making Poems, in After Confession: Poetry as Autobiography, edited by Kate Sontag and David Graham, Graywolf Press, 2001, pp. 158-61.
Kooser rejects the idea of making up events from one's life, finding life itself rich enough to sustain poetrya position that is clearly evident in At the Cancer Clinic.
Solomon, Deborah, The Way We Live Now: 9-12-04: Questions for Ted Kooser; Plains Verse, in the New York Times Magazine, September 12, 2004, p. 21.
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In a keynote speech at the Steve Jobs Theater Tuesday, Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, unveiled the company's new line of products, including the iPhone8, Apple Watch, Apple TV and AirPower, a wireless charging station for their products.
However, it was the iPhoneX that stole the show. For the first time, the company unveiled their ultra-premium iPhone to celebrate their tenth anniversary. The iPhoneX replaces the iconic "home" button, featured on all previous versions, with a new "TrueDepth camera system." A little black bar at the top of the phone contains several sensors, cameras, and even a dot projector that all work together to create a mathematical 3D model of the owner's face.
"With the iPhone X, your iPhone is locked until you look at it and it recognizes you. Nothing has ever been more simple, natural and effortless," Schiller said in his keynote speech. "This is the future of how we'll unlock our smartphones and protect our sensitive information."
TrueDepth camera system #AppleEventpic.twitter.com/39Sk4dZqCg
— One Mapúa (@OneMapua) September 12, 2017
After extolling the benefits of Face ID in-depth, Craig Federighi, Apple's software chief, came on stage to demonstrate just how easy it is to use the new feature.
"Unlocking it is as easy as looking at it and swiping up," Federighi said.
After Federighi failed several attempts to unlock the iPhone by looking at it, the passcode screen popped up.
Seeing the Face ID fail at launch and the price of $999. NO!! pic.twitter.com/6uo7WB5Trk
— Akshat Tulsiyan (@rocking_akshat) September 12, 2017
"Ho, ho, ho," Federighi said as he wiped sweat from his face. "Let's go to back up here."
Once Federighi picked up a second phone, the feature worked on the first try.
Many were quick to point out that the feature may not have failed, citing the lock screen on the phone that read: "Your passcode is required to enable Face ID." Twitter users noted that a similar message pops up on existing iPhones when the user has not enabled the touch ID to recognize their fingerprints. Existing phones also require the user enter their passcode after the phone has been restarted or died as a security measure.
So the Face ID demo didn't actually fail on the first time. If you look closely, it was asking for the passcode to enable Face ID.
— Pedro Peguero Jr. (@pedropeguerojr) September 12, 2017
You can clearly see on it "you must type your passcode to enable face recognition" lmao it's the same as Touch ID
— Jay (@cribabyjay) September 12, 2017
Your passcode is required to enable face id on the top pic.twitter.com/yMe3iGorxO
— Nikhil Arthan (@NikhilArthan) September 12, 2017
However, many expressed doubts about the new feature, which they fear could allow others to gain access to their phones simply by pointing it at their face.
Good: Design looks surprisingly robust, already has a panic disable.
Bad: Normalizes facial scanning, a tech certain to be abused.
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) September 12, 2017
With FaceID, cops can just point your phone at your face while they have you in handcuffs then look through your phone without a warrant.
— Jerrah Mormont (@BostonJerry) September 12, 2017
I like Apple's FaceID, but the official tagline, "Now anybody can unlock your phone while you sleep!" is a little nefarious sounding…
— Amir Blumenfeld (@jakeandamir) September 12, 2017
face id knows when you're looking at your phone. seems like an easy way to enable mandatory ad viewing. no thanks.
— pronoun enforcer (@ohsnapyoo) September 12, 2017
Apple explains that the feature will only work when the user looks at the device with their eyes open.
#Apple responded with customer data in 78 percent of all US gov't requests made from July to December 2016. https://t.co/g2WYH4cCne
— RT America (@RT_America) May 23, 2017
Schiller also explained that the Face ID actually offers more security than the Touch ID, which was featured on previous versions of the iPhone and used the owner's fingerprints to unlock the device. According to Schiller, the Touch ID had a false unlock rate of one in 50,000, whereas the new Face ID only had an error rate of one in 1 million.
He added that Face ID will recognize a user even when they change their hairstyle, put on glasses, wear a hat or change their appearance in other ways.
The Apple New iPhone X #AppleEventpic.twitter.com/szw272jPYG
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Many people have have found a rewarding long term career through franchising with Razzamataz Theatre Schools.
Razzamataz Theatre Schools franchise, with almost 50 schools throughout the UK, has many retired performers as Principals.
Nick Furlong and Gemma Hextall bought Razzamataz Sutton Coldfield in June 2015.
Jessica Chandler Smith has seen her Razzamataz franchise in Brentwood achieve huge success in just a few short weeks.
Lauren Kirkbride joined Razzamataz Theatre Schools as a student and now runs her own franchise.
The new Principals at Razzamataz are all set for their September openings after completing a week long extensive training session.
Shanley Booth launched Razzamataz Derby in 2007 and has renewed her franchise agreement for a further five years.
Debbi Ledwith, Principal of Razzamataz Newbury, launched her school to allow her to spend more time with her three children.
Proving that age is really just a number, Pam Dixon, has run her Razzamataz Theatre Schools franchise since 2008.
Charlotte Young, the Principal of Razzamataz West Cumbria first became a franchisee in October 2006.
The Razzamataz Theatre Schools network continues to grow with the launch of two new London schools as well as a school in the North East.
At Razzamataz's recent training week, three new franchisees who have bought franchise re-sales, joined the franchisees who are launching in new territories.
Razzamataz have a number of franchisees who are either former teachers or combining part-time teaching with being a Razzamataz franchisee.
The support from Head Office is fantastic and they are always there to listen and to guide you through. You are getting advertising/marketing ideas, contacts and systems provided for you that you may not have if you were to open an independent school.Amy Latchman, Razzamataz Rickmansworth.
I don't have a business background so after deciding to retire from professionally performing it was the memories of Razzamataz on Dragons' Den that set the wheels in motion. I was really inspired by the brand and the business model and because it is a franchise business we receive a lot of help and support from Head Office as well as on-going training so I can make Razzamataz Barnet the success that I believe it can be. In the last 12 months, I have doubled my student numbers in a very competitive market and I have now clear plans on how I would like my business to progress this year.Michael French, Razzamataz Barnet
I specifically wanted to go for a franchise, and in particular Razzamataz because of the support from Head Office and other Principals. This is a network of theatre school owners so you are in business for yourself but not by yourself.Alison Beveridge, Razzamataz Durham.
TWO franchises for the price of ONE!
Affordable part time performing arts lessons
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Facilitation tips, games, and energizers
Making your workshop interactive, participatory, and fun will be key in engaging your participants and creating an effective learning environment. To help, many sessions already have participatory activities built in to the curriculum, and here we provide a number of ideas for energizers, name games, and interactive activities that you can adapt and incorporate to keep your participants energized and ready to learn. Have a great activity or tip to add? Email us at workshops[at]350.org.
- Intro/name game activities
- Experiential learning tools
- Energizers and games
- Closing activities
- Facilitation tips
Intro/name game activities
Activities and games that help set a "safe space" for participants to learn and share. You will likely want to do more than one of these, at least one name game and one activity that involves personal sharing.
Circle name game: In this most basic "name game", names are said around the circle along with an adjective or animal that starts with the same letter as their name, and if you'd like, a movement which everyone repeats.
One minute intros: Everyone in the group gets one minute (need a firm timekeeper for this!) to introduce themselves in whatever way they want. This allows for different types of expression such as dance, song, or just speaking.
Buddy pairs: One helpful way to build in reflection and support is to pair people up into "buddies" at the beginning of the training. Its important to "randomize" buddy selection so that people don't end up with people they already know – one way to do this is to create to circles, one inside the other, of people holding hands, with equal numbers of people. Then you have each circle rotate a different way – when you say stop, people will be facing their buddy. You can have buddies check in to reflect and share what they are learning at different points throughout the training, and here are some good prompts to open and close:
- "Some wishes I have for this workshop are…"
- "Some fears or reservations I have for this
- workshop are…"
- "Some support I could use from you might be…"
- "You'll be glad I'm your buddy because…"
- "Something I learned that I can't wait to take home is…"
- "Some ways I noticed you shine in this workshop are…"
- "My hope for you is that…."
Goal setting: Its important to allow time for a discussion about goals – it can be helpful for you as the facilitator to share the overall goals set out for the training, and also invite participants to think about and share their own personal goals for learning. You might
want to do this in your "buddy pairs", or small groups first, followed by asking for examples in the larger group so that you can build a common sense of the goals people have for the workshop.
Norms and guidelines: Its helpful at the beginning of the workshop to take time to brainstorm "norms and guidelines" – in other words, rules that the group would like to set for themselves for how they participate and interact. Its good to build this list from
suggestions from the group, and keep it visible the rest of the training so you can refer back to it when norms are not being respected.
Diversity welcome: A nice way to welcome and acknowledge the diversity in the room is what's known as a "diversity welcome" – the idea is to welcome all the different types of diversity in the room to make people feel included, and to acknowledge and show respect the important differences that exist. Here are a few examples of how to frame it:
"I'd like to welcome into the room…"
- Women, men, transgendered people"
- Young people, older people, people of all ages"
- Single people, married people, people who are dating
- Your families and people who supported you to be here
- People who speak English, Spanish, Chinese, etc….
- People who are (name the different races or ethnicies in the room)
- People who are from (name the different geographies in the room)
- The people native to this land
- Your emotions – joy, grief, anger, disappointment, inspiration, and otherwise.
- etc….
Experiential learning tools
The following are approaches for experiential learning – ways to teach concepts based on the experience and knowledge your participants already posess.
List building – One of your most powerful tools as a facilitator is good questions, and building lists from your participants knowledge from these questions. Having big sheets of paper and markers or a chalk board will be very helpful for eliciting input from the
group. Here are a few types of lists you'll want to think about making to help participants learn in a participatory way:
- Brainstorm – example: brainstorm all types of "tactics" you can think of
- Harvesting – example: after working in small groups, ask for examples
of what each group learned about a particular topic
- Maximize/minimize – example: "What makes a good story?" followed by,
"What hinders good story-telling?" to build participants' understanding
of story-telling.
Small task groups – You'll notice throughout the 350 workshop curriculum that much of the learning takes place in small groups. In groups over 15, this ensures active participation from all members. You can design activities for small groups for
reflection, to practice a skill, brainstorming, or many other uses. Sometimes it can make sense to form groups that work together for the whole training (especially if they are from the same place and will be working together later on), but can also be good to
mix things up.
Mingle – individuals mingle around in the group. The facilitator says stop, asks participants to pair up, and gives a prompt which could have to do with the content, or be something personal. Some examples include, "A childhood memory that makes me happy is…" or more focused on the training, "My main goal for this workshop is….". Once each partner has shared, they'll move on, find a new partner, and share with the next person.
Noticings – The group is invited to give observations or questions, without judgment, about the workshop – could be about the content, the group dynamics, their personal development. A useful open space activity to read how participants are doing, and to encourage them to take ownership over their learning.
Energizers and games
The shakeout: in a circle, everyone shakes out their left arm, right arm, left leg then right leg, starting with 16 times for each limb, then repeats all four limbs with 8, 4, 2, and then 1. Count out loud for full effect – counting in other languages encouraged!
Short meditation: everyone is invited to take a minute of deep breaths with their eyes closed.
The big wind blows: Create a circle of chairs with one less chair than the number of participants in the room. One person starts in the middle and gives a prompt such as "the big wind blow for anyone who speaks more than one language" at which point everyone who is multilingual has to leave their seat and find a new seat, leaving a new
person in the middle. This is a good game to recognize diversity in a fun and safe way.
Lifeboat: Lifeboat is similar to "big wind blows" – you have the group mingle around and then prompt them to get into "lifeboats" with people who have the same number of siblings, speak the same number of languages, have the same favorite color, etc. The last group to form is "out".
Yes Lets: walking around, people take turns calling out what they want people to do "Lets climb a tree" then everyone says "Yes lets!" and pretends to climb a tree.
Mirrors: in pairs people mirror each other, then switch leaders.
Party guest: someone is hosting a party, everyone else is a guest at the party with a secret identity/occupation that the host has to guess.
Birthday lineup: Ask the group to line themselves up in the order of their birthday (or height, for example) without speaking.
Systems game: walking around a designated space (room, field, lot), everyone secretly chooses two people, and try to remain exactly in between both of them – the ensuing organized chaos can be a good analogy to the organized chaos of interdependent living systems!
Closing activities
"The Network" Activity: Bring a ball of yarn for this nice closing activity. Get into a circle. One person starts with one end of the yarn and passes it to someone else in the circle after telling the group their commitment to work after the training. Afterwards, everyone takes a piece of the yarn to tie onto their wrist as a bracelet.
Roses and thorns: Everyone in the circle shares a high point and low point from the training with the group – can be done at any point throughout the training.
Affirmation mingle: Have the individuals mingle around in the group, and instruct them to stop in front of someone and share with them one way in which they noticed that person "shine" during the workshop. Keep switching partners so each person gets feedback and support from different members of the group – and so that people get practice giving positive feedback!
Facilitation tips
Some helpful tips for good facilitation:
- Hold boundaries – set out time boundaries, the number of questions you
will take, etc. and stick to them to create a safe and consistent space
for participants
- Take risks – at the same time, take risks in asking difficult questions
or pointing out developing group dynamics.
- Be transparent – be open with the group about why you're doing
particular activities, or that you're experimenting with something new
– this makes you more part of the group and helps them learn about
facilitation as well.
- Listen for emotions – try to read the group's emotions and reactions,
and try to see what is not being said, or who is not speaking – try to
bring those out through good questions.
- Have clear goals – know what you want out of a particular session.
- Reflect and summarize – your job as facilitator is often to take,
generalize, and summarize what participants are saying about a
particular topic to help the conversation arrive at a good conclusion.
- Ask good questions – some examples to get more clarification or go
deeper, or to guide the conversation back to the topic at hand:
- Can you give me an example of that?
- Can you say more about that?
- How did you get to that conclusion?
- How do you see that relating to [whatever topic you're covering]?
- What do you think a solution to that could be?
- Have you experienced something like that before? What was it?


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Build Guide by Shrike942
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Nidalee Build
Ability Sequence
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This is my First Build.
This is a build for AP Nidalee that works extremely well for me. It gives you tons of damage with your Javelin Toss and tons of heals from Primal Surge.
The Summoner Spells I take are Teleport and Clarity.
Teleport because its useful for saving allies, if you can get there fast enough, and for saving towers from minions and even other champions as well.
I take Clarity because in my experience Nidalee is very mana hungry before I get my Archangel's Staff, and Clarity allows me to stay in the lane or even in mid for longer periods of time.
Early Game
When you spawn buy an Amplifying Tome and a Mana Potion. The Amplifying Tome gives you a slight boost in damage and healing early on that can be essential. The mana potion is there so that you can put off using Clarity for as long as possible. Early Game you want to be careful until you have judged your opponent(s) to be smart, stupid, or have never played as or against Nidalee before. I typically seem to find the second and third options and that makes me pretty happy. As soon as you hit level 6 you have a mana free way to farm for gold, Aspect of the Cougar, particularly when there are large minion mobs near your turrets because you can kill the mobs and then simply heal yourself up. This will allow you to get your Tear of the Goddess. Aspect of the Cougar allows you to charge this up without any mana costs as you can spam the Cougar skills without a problem.
Mid Game
By this time you should have a Sheen, Boots of Swiftness, and an Archangel's Staff or close to it. You may have even started on your Zhonya's Ring. By this time your skills are sufficiently powered up by the ability power that you can one-shot minions with you Javelin Toss, and take out large chunks of squishy carries' health. Your Primal Surge can be the difference between life and death for yourself and your allies. Usually the game ends around this point for me item wise.
Late Game
By this time you should have Zhonya's Ring, a Nashor's Tooth, and possibly the Void Staff if you were fed enough. By now Cougar form should be destroying any enemies who think they can take you in close combat without stuns.
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Avenue 4.5 and Arena 5
Syphon (Mac) and Spout (PC) are a great set of tools to route the visual output of one program to another. This way you can for instance get jiggy with your funky Processing sketches, but apply effects and map them to a surface with Resolume Arena.
Syphon and Spout input are always enabled in Resolume.
Any program that is broadcasting its output via Syphon will show up under the sources tab. You can add them to a deck like you would any other live input.
The moment Syphon/Spout is enabled via the Output Menu, Resolume will immediately start broadcasting its main output as well.
Resolume Arena allows you to further control this via the Advanced Output. Syphon/Spout outputs can be treated like a separate physical screen. This allows you to warp the output before sending it, or to select parts of your composition to send to Syphon/Spout. All the while you can still send a different output to your physical screens.
For applications that do not auto-detect broadcasting Syphon/Spout servers, Resolume's main output identifies itself to as follows:
Example code for Processing:
For Arena:
client = new SyphonClient(this, "Arena", "Composition");
Or for Avenue:
client = new SyphonClient(this, "Avenue", "Composition");
If you use a Syphon output via the Advanced Output of Arena, you can name the server yourself:
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How to ease the search for assisted living
Searching for and moving to an assisted-living or senior housing facility requires much thought and careful planning by clients to ensure proper care and all the needs of seniors are met. Family members who are looking into assisted-living options for their relatives should avoid making the decision at the last minute, particularly when a health crisis occurs, and start talking about the issue with their elderly parent or loved one. Seniors with declining health should take into consideration whether they can safely live on their own, the location of possible new housing arrangement, proximity to friends or family members and their current insurance coverage. --Money
How fix a critical flaw in 401(k) plans
Guaranteed lifetime-income features or functions on managing savings withdrawals during retirement are normally not included in defined contribution retirement plans, making outliving ones' retirement savings a big problem, according to this article in CBS Moneywatch. Clients should develop a strategy that will allow them to make their income last for life while still having funds for a rainy day. Such a strategy may include using savings to postpone and optimize Social Security benefits, setting aside some money for unexpected expenses, purchasing an annuity from an insurance company with a lifetime-income guarantee and investing some savings for growth potential. --CBS Moneywatch
Could you live on just $32,000 per year? Most retirees do
A survey by Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies found that the estimated median annual household income among retirees is $32,000. Retirees can live on just $32,000 but it won't be easy especially for those who were accustomed to more prior to retirement. Retirees will be able to live with such an amount if they keep health care costs in check by getting major medical insurance, pay off debts and mortgage before retiring, plan ahead, delay Social Security, review financial plans annually, work longer and be happy. --USA Today
Social security disability won't reduce retirement payments
Social Security disability benefits work differently from retirement benefits and would pay the same amount of money to a senior unable to work due to a disability at age 60 as a fully retired senior who collected full retirement benefits at age 66, according to this article in the Houston Chronicle. An expert also notes that while it is possible to collect Social Security retirement benefits and unemployment benefits at the same time, it is different with disability benefits. Those who file for disability benefits do so due to disabling health conditions that prevent them from working, while in contrast, filing for unemployment benefits means the person is unable to work due only to not being able to find a job and has no connection to their health. --Houston Chronicle
How dumb investment decisions may be doing you in
Investors should avoid making unwise decisions based solely on their emotions or personal relationships with investment brokers, according to this MarketWatch article. The article advises that clients who aim to invest smartly would benefit more from low-cost index funds or ETFs rather than investing their money on big brokerage houses and fall prey to possible fraudulent schemes. The article also notes that low-cost index funds allow investors to have a greater retirement fund, as well as money to leave to heirs and even after taxes. --MarketWatch
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Kid Talk Tuesday: Get to know Amie Carlson
This week's post is a Q&A with product manager Amie Carlson.
Where are you from originally and what brought you to Tyndale?
While I was born in Oregon, I lived my formative years in the Bay Area of California. When I was 13, my dad was transferred to Brookfield, Wisconsin. After high school, I moved to the Chicago area and have been here ever since. Although the majority of my life has been spent in the Midwest, I still feel like a California girl at heart. It is in my bones.
I have always been fascinated by the process of making books – from writing to binding. Two years ago, I was looking for a way to learn more about being a part of this process and was lucky enough to obtain a position as a Product Manager. I have been loving every minute of seeing how all of the pieces come together to create a variety of products that touch people's lives.
When you were a young child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
When I was younger, I wanted to be Amy Grant. Not a Christian singer – but actually Amy Grant. I have no idea how I thought that was possible. I also loved to write stories and dreamed of being a writer someday once I realized that the job of Amy Grant was already taken. I have scores of half written children's books from when I was younger that all seemed to revolve around orphan girls living on their own and facing peril. Luckily, I have branched out to different themes since then.
What was your first paid job?
My first paid job (outside of babysitting) was working the register at the local Burger King. I remember hating the smell of French fries soaked into my polyester uniform that never seemed to go away. I only worked there for 6 months, just long enough to gain experience and turn sixteen so I could find another job – which ended up being a linen store with a bunch of my friends which I enjoyed much more (and ended up smelling like potpourri which was much more preferable).
What do you like most about your job at Tyndale?
I absolutely love the collaborative effort and how every little contribution adds up to become a book. I get to work with the acquisitions editors who acquire the authors, the editors and copyeditors who help craft the book and make sure there are no errors, the designers who create the covers and the typesetters who make the words flow on the page. I also get the privilege of working directly with the printers and watching the various pieces become the finished book. My favorite day ever at Tyndale was the first time I was able to visit a printer and see how all of the machines spit out a finished book. It was like magic and I was like a kid in a candy store.
What is your favorite Tyndale Kids product and why?
My current favorite books are the two new My Princess stories that are coming out this fall. These books were birthed during a kids group meeting (which we have every week). We were admiring the art on a book called The One Year My Princess Devotions. We talked about how fun it would be to make stories about princesses that would help little girls learn about the Bible. Katara allowed Stephanie Rische and I to try our hand at writing them. The next thing we knew, My Princesses Learn to Share and My Princesses Learn to be Brave were born. I absolutely love how they turned out and hope they will become the favorite bedtime stories of hundreds of little girls.


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Hmm, so what happened to the postindustrial economy? The American global leadership, technology, benefits of globalization, and, last but not least, resilience (yes, how could I forget this buzzword?). One small increase in the price of oil, and thousands of US stock tumble like rows of plastic soldiers under a gust of wind? There's something very embarassing about it. Just think, the mighty S&P dies of expensive oil! Kind of like Napoleon's Grand Armee intending to march all the way to India, only to get infested by lice while crossing the first Lithuanian river on its way.
It seems like with every dollar per barrel of oil, S&P loses 1% of its value. If extrapolation holds, then $243 oil should put the S&P out of its misery by setting it to zero and putting everybody's mind at rest.
Excerpts from Jul 2, 2009 issue of WSJ:
"The slide of the S&P to end by December, Buffett says. -The Oracle of Omaha told the annual meeting of Berkshire shareholders that he believes the bear market to be "substantially over". Buffett cited the fact that after the oil spike of 2008, the SSD ultra-short makes up almost 30% of the total index. According to Buffett, once the relative weight of SSD reaches 33.3%, the index can't go any lower.
Chipotle announces a takeover, shares tumble. - The burrito chain Chipotle Mexican Grill (GMG) announced today that MacDonalds (MCD) agreed to buy the company for $84 a share. Anxious investors dumped the stock, sending the share price to $0.00.
Negative prices ahead? -The Nasdaq exchange is considering letting investors trade options with negative strike prices, a source close to the management said. The extended negative scale would benefit short traders and investors eager to hedge their long positions. With stock prices hovering in single digits, the measure could gain popularity with sophisticated investors. The proposal, however, is likely to strike controversy on Wall Street. "This is a very tricky issue" - said Lawrence Yun, a former NAR mouthpiece who is now consulting hedge funds specializing in commercial real estate. -The ultimate one-million-dollar question is, will buyers be willing to pay a negative sum for a stock?" Others, however, were more optimistic. George Soros said he believed the idea was sound. "Valuations have always been detached from the intrinsic value, - he said, - and you can certainly convince people to sell a stock at a negative price, that is, to pay someone to take ownership of their shares. If there is a perception that prices have still farther to fall, buyers and sellers will come along for the ride".
Is this stock a Shodinger's Cat? - A rare case of superposition was observed yesterday in the US bankruptcy court. The bankruptcy specialist EPIQ had to file Chapter 11 after the lenders refused to extend its credit line. It was determined by the bankruptcy attorneys that the best bankruptcy specialist to handle EPIQ's bankruptcy was EPIQ. However, after the upfont fee was received by EPIQ it turned out that EPIQ could not proceed any further and had to return the fee because it was no longer insolvent. On the other hand, if EPIQ abandoned the case and returned the fee, then it would be insolvent, and would have to process its own banckruptcy after all. The bankruptcy judge ruled to postpone the hearings until oil gets cheaper.
Stranded in Dubai. -US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson got stuck in the Dubai airport yesterday after the Treasury was unable to afford the return ticket due to the rising costs of fuel. Mr. Paulson was attending the meeting of oil-producing countries to persuade them to invest more money in oil production.
GM to be acquired. - Sudan's sovereign wealth fund will buy a 100% stake in General Motors, the company said yesterday. The transaction would value the company for roughly $60M, at a slight premium to yesterday's closing price. Meanwhile, GM's competitor Ford said the company is conducting negotiations with two potential buyers. The company declined to comment the rumors that Bangladesh Motor Company may be interested in acquiring Ford. Bangladesh Motor Company and privately-held competitor Mongolian Scooter and Bicycle were both rumored to be potential buyers of the troubled US manufacturer of cars and SUVs.
Fed fund rate will fluctuate, Cramer says. - Jim Cramer, the head of the Federal Reserve, announced his intention to let the Federal Funds rate fluctuate with the market. The rate will go up a quarter-point in the first half of the day to fight inflation, and then come down in the second half of the day to fight recession. This policy will allow the Fed to pursue its dual mandate of controlling inflation and promoting growth.
Nigerian company debuts on NYSE. - Nigerian-based Seismology Company of America (ticker SCAM) set up last year to explore drilling projects in North America, made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange. The upstart oil driller became an instant hit with investors seeking to profit from the rising price of oil after it announced its intention to drill a well, more than 15,000 miles deep, that would give American oil companies an easy access to the oil fields of Saudi Arabia. During the first day of trading, CROOK went up from $0.37 to close at $118.00. Prior to its NYSE debut, the stock was traded over the counter under the ticker SCAM.OB.
Oil goes to $250. (here the paper ends).
Got to love globalization. Translation Low wages and high prices.
Very funny. The piece on negative options is especially good..
That was awesome
LOL! Man, that was funny. My favorite bit was the Schrodinger's cat thought experiment applied to a bankruptcy specilaist in Chap. 11. Brilliant!
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Camp La Junta Frequently Asked Questions by Prospective Staff
About our philosophy…Camp La Junta is committed to empowering children. Our goal is to build confidence and self-esteem by reinforcing positive human values. We achieve that goal through cutting-edge programming implemented by a carefully selected and fully trained staff whose investment in children, like our own, is unparalleled.
About the location…Camp La Junta is situated on nearly 200 acres of scenic Texas Hill Country, alongside a mile of the crystal clear, spring fed Guadalupe River in Hunt, Texas. Looking at a map? We are about 70 miles northwest of San Antonio.
About the staff…Camp La Junta generally employs over a 80 different staff throughout the summer. All counselor staff are required to be at least 18 years old and be a citizen of the United States. The average age of our staff is about 20. We also place numerous counselor aides and counselors in training at camp based upon their previous camp experience.
About the campers…Our campers each reside at camp for a four-week or two-week period. Each session 250 boys from 6-15 years of age participate in our program.
About dates of employment…Staff are typically employed for the entire season. Our season runs from basically June 1 – August 10 and includes participation in a one week camp orientation. Horseback riding staff and ropes course facilitators arrive slightly earlier for intensive training in their area.
About salary…Salary ranges depending on position and experience at Camp La Junta, generally at least $2400.00 for the whole summer.
About the responsibilities of a counselor… All La Junta counselors are hired to be both Cabin Counselors and Activity Instructors. This tandem responsibility level gives each staff member diversity in their daily schedule and interactions. Taking on these two jobs require you to function as a coach, role model, parent, teacher, big brother or sister, super hero, and best friend.
About training…All Camp La Junta counselors are required to attend a pre-camp training and orientation. It is our goal to educate and acclimate you during this time. In addition to learning the ins and outs of Camp La Junta's programs, policies and traditions, La Junta staff are trained about working with kids and pick up significant leadership skills. All staff participate in Abuse Prevention, CPR, First Aide and Water Rescue Training.
About time off…Specifically, counselor staff will have every other evening and afternoon. Because we expect you to perform at the highest standard all summer long, time off keeps you in touch with the outside world and helps cultivate friendships with your summer peers. Additionally, staff have a Counselor lounge equipped with computers for Internet access, movie collection, card table, wide screen TV, Xbox and soda machine.
About travel to and from camp…Staff make their own travel arrangements. Depending on where you are from, you may receive travel compensation. Arriving by plane? San Antonio Airport. Arriving by bus? Greyhound to Kerrville. Once you make it to San Antonio or Kerrville, arrangements for camp to pick you up and bring you to camp can be made. Alternatively, you may drive and keep your car at camp.
About living accommodations…All of our counselor staff live in cabins with campers. Cabin placement is decided upon during camp orientation. All of our cabins have been remodeled or have been built brand new recently. A typical cabin holds 10-14 campers and 2-4 staff members. All cabins have running hot and cold water (showers, sinks & toilets) and electricity. Support Staff and Medical Personnel do not live with children.
About religious affiliation…Camp La Junta is a non denominational camp but does hold services on Sunday along with mealtime and evening prayer throughout the summer.
About the weather…Being in the Hill Country each day there is a large swing in temperature. During most days it starts nice and cool and will reach the mid to upper 90s. We do, however, have a nice breeze that stays with us most of the summer and blows daily. Occasionally it does rain at camp, but we know how to have fun in the rain, too.
About the food…We provide lots of choices. We serve a hot family style entrée at every meal. Additionally we have a table set up at breakfast with dry cereal and a fresh fruit bar and at lunch and dinner a salad and sandwich bar. We can accommodate vegetarian options at every meal. We serve kid friendly and nutritious meals. And of course, there is always the standard PB&J.
About the laundry…We provide laundry machines for all cabins. Counselors are able to wash and dry all of their clothes on site free of charge.
About the dress code…Camp La Junta requires staff wear apparel that is rated "G" (logos and text on t-shirts etc). Tattoos and body piercing should be discussed prior to arrival. Hair should be modest and appropriate. Camp La Junta shirts are only required on opening and closing days and are provided.
About the activities….We offer tennis, swimming, mountain biking, nature, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, swimming, ropes course, climbing wall, crafts, woodworking, archery, riflery, horseback riding, trap & skeet, athletics…just to name a few.
About a typical day…A day starts about 7:30 am and last until about 10:30 pm. Unlike many other jobs, camp can be 24 hours a day. It's the hardest job you'll ever love! Each day is made up of 5 activity periods. The camp schedule is very routine, but at the same time, we are full of surprises and special events, which make no two days the same.
About applying as an international staff…Camp La Junta does not hire International Staff directly due to the visa application process. Please see the following agencies for more information about working in the United States and tell them of your interest in working at Camp La Junta. Camp America, Camp Leaders, CCUSA, BUNAC or US CampAdventures.


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It's been almost a week since Beyonce's electrifying half-time performance at the Super Bowl , so we imagine that she's just about come down from what must have been an almighty post-show buzz. And the latest pictures of the Bootylicious superstar seem to suggest that's the case.
Bey was snapped popping out for a quiet family lunch yesterday - well, as quiet as family lunches go when you're Beyonce.
As well as having hubby Jay-Z and daughter Blue Ivy in tow, the couple's entourage also visited Gjelina restaurant in Venice Beach, California.
Snapped leaving the trendy restaurant, Jay and Bey's bodyguards carried little Blue to the couple's waiting car.
Beyonce kept her head down as she jumped into the enormous people carrier, whilst Jay-Z sauntered out carrying a baby bottle. Aww.
The lunch was no doubt a rare opportunity to just chill and enjoy one another's company for the family.
This weekend, Jay and Bey will put their superstar heads back on for the Grammy Awards on Sunday.
Beyonce is hoping to add to her already impressive 16 awards by picking up the Grammy for Best Traditional R&B Performance for Love On Top.
Meanwhile, Jay-Z is up for six awards, including Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song.
On top of all that, Beyonce has the small matter of her world tour, The Mrs Carter Show, which she announced after her power outage-causing Super Bowl performance.
The incredibly talented singer is playing 41 dates on the mammoth tour. She has confirmed SIX dates in the UK in April and May, including no less than FOUR shows in the O2 Arena, London.
Check out Bey's advert for The Mrs Carter Show below!
The first gig on British soil will be at Birmingham's LG Arena on Friday 26 April before heading to the capital for shows on April 29, April 30, May 1 and May 3.
Beyonce's last show will be at the Manchester Arena on May 7, followed by two dates in Dublin on May 11 and 12.
The most important thing to remember is tickets for the UK shows go on sale on Saturday 23 February at 9:30am – so don't forget to set an alarm.
Beyonce and Jay aren't the only celebrity couple that have been spending some quality time together recently - Zayn Malik and Perrie Edwards have put all that cheating awfulness behind them with a trip to the zoo.


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David Bustion founded the International All-American Basketball Camp Academy in 1995 with the objective of offering an environment of quality for campers to learn and improve their knowledge of the fundamentals of basketball.
For more than 22 years, the International All-American Basketball Camp has offered its traditional camps and academies during summers in Geneva, Switzerland. Appreciated and recognized for the quality of their coaching and structure, these camps welcome each summer hundreds of youngsters coming from all around the world to share during one or more sessions their passion for basketball.
Join this group of passionate basketball players and make your dream become reality! - Join Us!


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|Biomimetic computing and logic architecture based on 'Y-branched' carbon nanotubes
|Source: NASA Ames Research Center, Computational Nanotechnology
|The branching networks in biological dendritic neural trees provide signal switching and processing operations at the locations of the branching. A similar concept can be proposed to fabricate branching networks similar to dendritic neurons, but made of carbon nanotube networks.
|Nanophotonic avalanche photodetector
|Source: IBM
|IBM scientists unveiled a significant step towards replacing electrical signals that communicate via copper wires between computer chips with tiny silicon circuits that communicate using pulses of light. This is an important advancement in changing the way computer chips talk to each other. The device, called a nanophotonic avalanche photodetector, is the fastest of its kind and could enable breakthroughs in energy-efficient computing that can have significant implications for the future of electronics.
|Quantum-dot cellular automata (QCA) - memory cells
|Source: The University of Virginia Virtual Lab
|In computers of the future, transistors may be replaced by assemblies of quantum dots called "Quantum-dot Cellular Automata" (QCA).This page describes how QCA's can store and move information.


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You just have your Island, and about 50 Blocks away is a new Island. On this Island, you will find a chest. Inside of that chest is a book with the Quests of the map. You simply put the required Items in the Chest and get a reward.
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The "QuestIsland" after some Progress
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E3 has come. E3 has gone. We were totally there. We did it for you. No really. Look out for our mega-awesome E3 supplement bundled with the August issue of NAG as proof.
In our July issue, we fill you in on the eight coolest things we did while nerding out in glorious Los Angeles. We sneak a peek into the world of eSports, and return with insider info on what it takes to become a true professional gamer. Into the Pixel 2012's winners make our eyes want to do a little dance in appreciation of beauty-inspired happiness. Dig deeper, and Metro: Last Light will happily reveal its own unique brand of horrifyingly bleak beauty.
Meanwhile, our bursting reviews section waits in shadow, ready to pounce at any moment. It wears the long-lost robes of Diablo, its face contorted in maximum Payne when its mind wanders to memories of heart-stealing dragons. Outfitted with futuristic gadgetry that would make a Future Soldier blush, technology at odds with the rippling sorcerous energies within, it hopes to drag you into the dark waters of its lair. In the distance can be heard the pointing and clicking of an adventurous mouse. Also, Starhawk.
And other such strings of words.
Previews this month are few, but juicy. Dip into the revitalised goodness of Carmageddon: Reincarnation, and let us tell you about this one time we dropped an ARPG into a crater in Europe. Soul Sacrifice demands, uh, sacrifices (of the strangest variety) and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is Studio Ghibli's first crack at this whole vidja-games business.
Technology is afoot, and our hardware section proves it. We drive a Call of Duty-branded Jeep for the LOLs and then stand beside it staring contemplatively into the distance while someone takes photos. Perhaps we're staring lustfully at the two drool-worthy components we've just added to our Dream Machine. Or perhaps we're staring at the excellent pair of pre-built gaming rigs we put through their paces and fell in love with. Perhaps we're just staring because we're cool like that. Either way, our hardware section is hot, hot and hot. We also sit in a chair that doubles as a motion controller. We can't make this stuff up.
If you want all of this plus more, find the July issue of your favourite gaming, computer and technology magazine on store shelves this Thursday, the 26th of June. Keep an eye out for the release of our digital magazine on Zinio as well, where we'll once again have an alternate bonus cover exclusive for digital whatchamacallits.


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Windows errors related to mcsysmon.exe?
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Here are 4 great reasons why we believe real estate is a strong investment in Nashville's hot market.
Appreciation is Strong
Many assets depreciate with time. Cars, for instance, suffer an enormous drop in value the instant you drive off the lot. Real estate, however, has been appreciating in value at a tremendous rate. The Federal Housing Finance Agency House Price Index indicates that the national average of home prices has been appreciating at 3-5% per year. Median house prices hit an all-time high in May of 2017, and continue to rise. Not only are these gains impressive in and of themselves, they also serve as a robust safeguard against inflation, which we'll discuss later.