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Canker sores are one of the most common inflammatory conditions of the mouth, affecting about 20 percent of the general population. Anyone can develop a canker sore; however, women are more likely than men to get them. Canker sores are not contagious and should not be confused with cold sores or fever blisters.
Known in medical terms as aphthous stomatitis, a canker sore is an ulcer on the mucous membrane inside the mouth. It usually appears as a red lesion with a white or yellow center on the inside of the cheeks or lips, the tongue, the upper surface of the mouth or the base of the gums. Symptoms include a burning sensation, pain, inflammation, fever and swollen lymph nodes.
The exact cause of canker sores is not yet known. Some factors that can trigger canker sores are an oral injury, weak immune system, hormonal changes in the body, too much stress, excessive smoking, hereditary factors, certain drugs, anemia, using the wrong oral care products, food allergies and viral infections.
Most canker sores do not require treatment, as they will usually disappear in seven to 10 days. However, you can try some natural remedies to reduce the pain and inflammation and to speed up the healing process.
Here are the top 10 ways to get rid of canker sores fast.
1. Aloe Vera
Aloe vera is an effective natural remedy for canker sores. It has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and curative properties that help ease the pain and inflammation as well as speed up the healing process.
- Extract the gel from a fresh aloe vera leaf and apply it directly on the canker sore. Do this several times a day.
- Alternatively, you can rinse your mouth with fresh aloe vera juice about three or four times a day.
- You can also take at least two tablespoons of aloe vera gel three times a day for quick results.
Note: If you do not have an aloe vera plant, you can buy the gel or juice from the market.
2. Coriander
Coriander is one of the best ingredients for treating a canker sore. It contains anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and antifungal properties that can effectively help reduce the pain and discomfort associated with canker sores.
- Boil a handful of coriander leaves in a glass of water. Strain the solution and allow the water to cool. Gargle with the lukewarm water at least three or four times a day.
- Boil one cup of water and add one teaspoon of coriander seeds to it. Allow it to sit for some time and then strain it. Rinse your mouth with it three or four times a day.
- You can also drink the juice from fresh coriander leaves several times a day. Instead of drinking the juice all at once, keep it in your mouth for some time so that the juice can do its magic on the affected area.
3. Honey
Honey is an extremely soothing substance and has antiseptic as well as antibacterial properties.
- Apply one teaspoon of honey carefully all around the canker sore. It will hurt for a few minutes, but it will then ease the pain and inflammation. Do this several times a day.
- Mix one teaspoon of honey and one-quarter teaspoon of turmeric powder to make a fine paste. Apply the paste on the affected area and leave it on for a few minutes. Rinse your mouth well with lukewarm water. Repeat the process twice daily.
4. Salt
Salt will help draw the fluid from a canker sore and also speed up the healing process.
- Mix one teaspoon of salt in one cup of lukewarm water and stir it well.
- Use the solution to rinse your mouth. Swish the solution around for at least 30 seconds and then spit it out. This will help disinfect your mouth.
- After completing your rinse, put a pinch of salt directly on the canker sore. It will cause some pain, but it will help a lot in the healing process.
- Repeat the process four or five times a day.
5. Baking Soda
Baking soda is another very effective ingredient that can be used to treat canker sores. It can help neutralize the acidity and soothe the pain and inflammation.
- Add a little water to one teaspoon of baking soda to make a paste. Apply the paste to the affected area using your fingers or a cotton ball. Let it sit for a few minutes and then rinse your mouth with lukewarm water. Do this three or four times a day.
- Alternatively, you can mix two teaspoons of baking soda in a glass of warm water and use it to rinse your mouth. Follow this simple remedy four or five times a day.
6. Sage
You can also use the herb sage to effectively treat canker sores at home. The calming property of sage gives instant relief from the pain and inflammation.
- Add three teaspoons of sage leaves to two cups of boiling water. Allow it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes. Let the solution cool to room temperature and then use it to rinse your mouth. Do this three or four times a day.
- Another option is to apply powdered sage leaves directly on the canker sore and leave it on for a few minutes. Repeat this several times a day to get rid of the sore.


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HP OpenVMS SystemsSecure Web Server (based on Apache)
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Compaq is pleased to provide Compaq-supported, customer release version of CSWS_JSERV for Compaq Secure Web Server for OpenVMS Alpha. This kit is based on Apache JServ 1.1-1. See the Java Apache Project Change Log for the features included in this kit.
We'd also like to announce a new Compaq-supported, customer release version of CSWS_JAVA. CSWS_JAVA includes these Apache Tomcat technologies: JavaServer Pages 1.1, Java Servlet 2.2, MOD_JK, and MOD_JSERV.
The CSWS_JSERV kit runs with the Compaq Secure Web Server V1.1 for OpenVMS Alpha released May 18, 2001, the Compaq Secure Web Server Version 1.0-1 for OpenVMS Alpha released January 5, 2001, and the Compaq Secure Web Server Version 1.0 for OpenVMS Alpha released October 3, 2000.
Apache JServ is a pure Java servlet engine fully compliant with the JavaSoft Java Servlet API 2.0 specification. This servlet engine works on any Version 1.1 compliant Java Virtual Machine and may execute any Java servlet compliant with Version 2.0.
Apache JServ 1.1 is a server application serving requests made with a specific protocol (Apache JServ Protocol). Then, included modules allow the web server to "translate" servlet requests and forward them to the right servlet engine.
The Apache JServ distribution contains one module for the Apache Web Server (mod_jserv).
Apache JSSI is a Java servlet that provides support for including dynamic servlet output from within HTML documents via the SERVLET tag, as specified by the JavaSoft Java Web Server.
Apache JSSI parses JHTML files, executes the servlets as specified by the SERVLET tag and replaces those tags with the output of the executed servlet. The SERVLET tag can be seen as the server side equivalent of the APPLET tag.
CSWS_JSERV for the Compaq Secure Web Server for OpenVMS Alpha requires the following software:
The CSWS_JSERV for Compaq Secure Web Server for OpenVMS Alpha Installation Guide and Release Notes contain OpenVMS-specific information including how to download, install, and run the kit. You can also access the MOD_JSERV and JServ Servlet Engine Release Notes For more information on Apache JServ and Apache JSSI, see the Java Apache Project website. General information about Apache is available from the Apache Software Foundation.
Customer Release Version
Support for CSWS_JSERV for Compaq Secure Web Server for OpenVMS Alpha is provided by Compaq under existing OpenVMS service agreements through standard support channels.
See Compaq support for worldwide support center telephone numbers.
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The Crown Inn is a traditional country pub with rooms located in the Cotswolds. Guests can enjoy a seasonal menu, real ales and locally brewed cider beside a roaring log fire or out in the courtyard. Free WiFi is also available, as well as free on-site parking.
Each room comes with a flat-screen TV, en-suite bathroom and tea/coffee making facilities.
A full English breakfast is served each morning, with sausages sourced from a local farm. The seasonal menu includes fresh, home-grown ingredient...s and guests can also enjoy a Sunday roast. A wide range of wines are available at the bar, as well as ales from local breweries.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — The Maldives' judicial authorities have suspended 56 lawyers after they accused the country's courts and other institutions of not upholding the rule of law, a lawyer said Monday.
The indefinite suspensions were announced Sunday night, hours after the lawyers submitted a petition to the attorney general complaining that courts were conducting cases in haste behind closed doors, according to Husnu Suood, who heads the private Maldives Lawyers' Association.
The petition cited court violations especially in cases against opposition politicians.
The same lawyers had earlier tried to bring these issues to the Supreme Court, but their document was rejected, Suood said.
In suspending the lawyers, the Department of Judicial Administration offered no hearing. It said the lawyers were in contempt of court for signing a petition it said was illegal, but it did not explain why it was illegal.
Suood said the lawyers planned to challenge their suspension, based on the fact that the judicial department is an administrative arm of the Supreme Court. They would argue that only the Supreme Court has the authority to suspend them.
President Yameen Abdul Gayoom has been accused of manipulating the judiciary and other state institutions to block opposition to his rule.
Dozens of opposition politicians have been jailed in recent years, including a former president, a former vice president, a defense minister and a former presidential candidate. Those trials were criticized locally and internationally for a lack of due process.
The Maldives, known for its luxury island resorts, became a multiparty democracy in 2008 after decades of autocratic rule. It has lost many of its democratic gains since Gayoom was elected to power in 2013.


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Private munitions collection damaged in Walton-on-the-Naze barn blaze
A private munitions collection has been damaged in a blaze which gutted a 19th Century listed farm building.
The barn in Old Hall Lane, Walton-on-the-Naze stored inert rockets, shells, landmines, fuel and cylinders.
Bomb disposal experts were called and a 300m exclusion zone was set up as 50 residents were evacuated from homes.
Anthony Debski, owner of the collection, said he has collected items spanning 70 years from around the world.
The packaging has been destroyed but Mr Debski hopes to restore the metal shells.
Firefighters are investigating the cause of the four-hour blaze.
Incident commander Paul Nash, from Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, said the building was "completely alight" and had 30 cylinders inside.
"We later discovered that there was a collection of munitions including rockets, shells and landmines stored in there as well," he said.
Essex Police said inquiries had established the ammunition was "inert" and the paperwork was "in order".


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Texas said "Bye y'all" to its Pink Boll Worm Commission and its Stonewall Jackson Memorial Commission. Colorado banished its Board of Professional Shorthand Reporters. And Florida bade farewell to its Board of Registration of Watchmakers.
These are among the early casualties of fast-spreading "sunset laws," under which dozens of state agencies from Maine to Hawaii face a dark future.
The intent of sunset laws is to make the operations of various executive agencies more accountable than they might be in the absence of legislative examination.
Although the sunset measures vary considerably in scope and timetable, most provide for automatic termination of any agencies not specifically extended by law within a prescribed period following the legislative review. In some states passage of an abolition measure is required to get rid of a department or operation that lawmakers deem unneeded.
In some instances, instead of abolishing agencies, two or more separate operations are merged to provide increased efficiency by eliminating overlapping authority.
Since 1976, when the first sunset laws went on the books, a major goal has been to encourage deregulation of various activities which, in the opinion of critics, are unnecessary and in some instances "work against the best interest of consumers."
Thirty-four states since 1975 have enacted laws providing for periodic evaluation of at least some departments to determine if they are still needed.
So far this year, no additional states have adopted sunset laws. But a Common Cause- sparked sunset-law drive came close in at least one and measures are pending in several others, including Massachusetts.
Current statutes, including those in Illinois, Mississippi, Nevada, West Virginia, and Wyoming, cover more than 2,400 separate agencies. And about four dozen of these have failed to justify their existence to state lawmakers.
The vast majority of the departments, commissions, and boards scheduled for scrutiny have not yet been looked at, and the list of those wiped out seems bound to lengthen in the years ahead.
Boosters of sunset laws such as Dorothy Cecelski, associate director of field operations for Common Cause, say that such measures have worked best where their requirements reasoanbly could be met.
Vince Brown, of the Denver-based National Conference of State Legislatures, echoes these sentiments. He notes that a 1976 Alabama statute, which embraced more than 200 separate agencies, proved unworkable. Last year it was amended to include only about 40 departments, with 10 coming up for evaluation in each of the next four years.
Mr. Brown and others who have kept close tabs on how state sunset laws are working, cite those in Colorado and Florida as among the most successful. These were the first two states to enact measures.
Early attention in both states has been given to various consumer-related regulatory agencies. Of some 60 boards and commissions scheduled for review in Colorado between 1977 and the mid-1980s, about 25 have been evaluated. Four have been either wiped out or given orders to shut down, Mr. Brown reports.
Similarly, nine usually low-visibility agencies in Florida and nine in Texas have been put out of business or given their phase-out notice within the past four years.
Because the budgets of many of these boards, commissions, and departments generally are small, lawmakers have paid little attention to their activities for years. Were it not for sunset laws, these organizations might have continued their quiet but sometimes powerful activities for decades.
Resistance to such measures has been greatest in some of the larger states, where survival of certain politically entrenched agencies could be threatened or at least hard to justify.
In California, for example, sunset legislation sponsored by state Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy made it through that chamber early this year but was defeated by one vote in a state Senate committee after heavy lobbying by barbers and cosmetologists, whose board of registration, they feared, might be wiped out.
A similar agency review measure was approved by both branches of Michigan's Democratic-controlled Legislature only to be vetoed by Republican Gov. william G. Milliken. He maintained that lawmakers, through the budget process, already had the power to evaluate various executive agencies. The measure had been watered down considerably. And as sent to the governor, it did not specify which activities would be covered.
Sunset legislation also was under consideration in at least a half dozen states at 1980 lawmaking sessions.
Besides California and Michigan, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin have not enacted sunset laws.


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In His Uncle's FootstepsIn His Uncle's Footsteps (1999) Season 1 Episode 19- Ripley's Believe It or Not! Cartoon Episode Guide
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- Cartoon Characters: Michael "Rip" Ripley, Cyril Barker, Samantha Seaver.
- Voice Actors: Teddy Lee Dillon.
- Directed By Ross Breitenbach, Steve Feld.
- Produced By Edward Rohwedder.
- Music: Kathie Talbot.
- First Aired on November 21, 1999.
- Originally Aired on FOX Family Channel (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Episode Number: 19
- Season: 1
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Rip finds one of his uncle's journals detailing a failed trip to Tibet in search of proof of the Yeti. Determined to do what his uncle couldn't, Rip leads the BION team to the Himalayas. Despite Cyril collapsing from exhaustion and a brush with death from an... (more)
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IEPlus: Italy and Spain cut on gourmet coffee
A decrease in disposable income of Italian and Spanish households, caused by austerity measures introduced to fight the sovreign debt crisis in the region, is taking its toll on the consumption of coffee in the two Southern European countries.
Data recently released by the London-based International Coffee Organisation showed that demand for coffee products traditionally consumed in Italy and Spain, such as espresso, cappuccino and cortado, has reached the lowest levels in about six years, leading to a drop in wholesale prices.
Even if in Spain per capita consumption is back to 2006 levels, both Italians and Spanish are reluctand to give up on their daily shots of caffeine.
Data gathered by the organisation on the amount of cappuccinos purchased at coffee shops suggest that Southern Europeans are brewing more coffee at home, with a switch in consumption towards less expensive brands and products.
This is confirmed by an increase in the demand for lower quality beans.
Overall in the eurozone, demand for coffee-based drinks has not decreased, but shifted.
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Ross Perot's criticism is valid. The media just do not get it. There is a revolution going on in America. The $4 trillion debt was created by the Democrats, the Republicans, the Congress, and by politicians who have elevated misleading the public to an art form.
Enter Mr. Perot. He explains our nation's problems in an acute and understandable manner. Perot has specific, realistic solutions to eliminate the debt. On those issues where he is not specific, he will ask the American people what he should do as their president. This is 21st century democracy.
How do we get to this point? Electing Perot as our next president is part of the solution. Matthew Cude, West Linn, Ore.
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
The Other Nations of the Olympics
With the London Games just around the corner, it's time for countries that normally don't enter the world's consciousness to join the forefront — nations like Jamaica in sprinting, Kenya in marathon, and Mongolia in boxing. But then there are the other countries that neither make an international splash diplomatically nor athletically, but are still represented in the Olympics.
Since the Olympics see fit to include as many nations as possible, they give out wild card entries to nations that do not have any athletes who qualified through competition. This makes the Olympic Opening Ceremonies a truly global event.
Here are a few countries who are not likely to medal, but still will be represented at the 2012 games.
Laos is one of the poorest nations in Asia and the world, and they have never won an Olympic medal. Nor is that likely to change this year. They will have two competitors, both wild cards, and both in the same event, one of the most anticipated in the Olympics: the 100m sprint.
Their male contestant is the bespectacled Kilakone Siphonexay, whose personal best is 10.73, nearly half a second worse than the slowest time to meritoriously qualify. The female competitor is Lealy Phoukhavont, who is just 16.
They have no proper facilities to train in, so they pump iron my lifting bars where the weights are paint cans filled with concrete. Nor do they have private facilities, so they run, stretch and lift in public parks with their fellow citizens.
Like several nations in the Olympics, a dearth of modern training equipment and venues is not the only problem. The most popular sports in Laos are not Olympic sports. The national sport of Laos is the martial art Muy Lao, and another popular sport is Jianzi, also known as shuttlecock kicking, which is exactly what it sounds like — badminton without the rackets or use of hands. Such sports were included in the 2009 Southeast Asian games held in Vientiane, Laos' capital, where Laos won 110 medals.
Another issue facing Olympic also-rans besides poverty — certainly Andorra is not impoverished — is pool size. Andorra is a tiny speck of a country nestled in the Pyrenees Mountains between Spain and France. They speak Catalan, a language also widely spoken in Barcelona, the closest major city. And just about 80,000 people live there.
They are sending a team of six to the Olympics, including swimmer Hocine Haciane, who is actually not half bad — at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, he finished second in his round one heat in the 200m individual medley to move on to the next round. Such sporting acumen earned him flag-bearer status for Andorra in the 2008 Olympics.
What Andorra's athletes prove is that you're never too old to give up on your athletic dreams. Consider Antoni Bernardo, a marathoner who, at 46, is participating in his fourth Olympics. His best finish is 57th at the 2004 Games.
But that's nothing. Trapshooter Joan Tomas Roca is Andorra's representative in the trapshooting competition. His first Olympics? 1976. His age? 61.
So if you have Olympic dreams, learn to trapshoot and move to Andorra.
When one thinks of Guyana, one pretty much automatically thinks of one thing — the Jonestown massacre.
But unlike the other countries listed here, Guyana has actually won a medal in 1980, when boxer Michael Parris took home the bronze. He went on to have a decent boxing career of 17 wins, 10 losses, and 2 draws before hanging up his gloves in 1995.
They also have an outside chance at a medal in 2012 thanks to Aliann Pompey in the Women's 400m track event. Pompey won the gold at this event at the 2002 Commonwealth games, a competition featuring countries under the British Crown or with similar ties. She also won bronze in the same event a year later at the Pan American Games.
But those events were 10 and 9 years ago, respectively, surely at 34 her time has come and gone? Not necessarily — she posted her personal best in those categories in 2009, then again in 2010 indoors.
Cook Islands
If you thought Andorra had a small population to pull from, Cook Islands has just 20,000 souls. It's a cluster of islands located between New Zealand and Hawaii, and despite their small population, they are sending a relatively robust 8 competitors to the Olympics in such sports as canoeing, sailing, and weightlifting.
The weightlifter is Luisa Peters, an 18-year-old who is probably stronger than you — her personal best is 156 kilograms, which is about 344 pounds. Who got her into weightlifting? Her grandmother, of course. The article also notes she is a ginger, which should help her in terms of mental toughness — having a soul can only be a burden when trying to lift a gold medal winning amount.
Central African Republic
Central African Republic has a lot going against it. It's one of the poorest nations on earth. It is violent like so many of its neighbors. Its capital, Bangui, was recently rated ahead of only Baghdad among the worst cities to live in according to a study by Mercer Human Resources. It has the most boring country name in Africa.
But they make up for it with the delightfully named Beranger Aymard Bosse, their representative in the Men's 100m sprint. Let's hope they put him in the same heat as Kilakone Siphonexay. If so, it will be the Official 100m Heat of Slant Pattern.
However, CAR is not all about running events like so many African nations ... they also qualified two athletes in the taekwondo. One of those is Patrick Boui, who took part in the African section of taekwondo qualifying. He needed only to make the finals to qualify for the Olympics, but he won the event (although his opponent in the finals withdrew).
The other taekwondo representative is Suelki Kang, who will participate in the Women's 49 kilogram and under event. When I first Googled her, I had to wade through a lot of Koreans named "Suel Ki Kang." Then I discovered she is Korean, but she goes by "Catherine." I don't mean to sound racist, but I think we can all agree there is far too much mixing of Koreans and Central African Republicans. And check it out ... you can "like" her on her Facebook page where she posts. Perhaps she'll respond, and you will get to say you spoke to an Olympian! Better yet, a Korean-Central African Republican Korean! Who goes by Catherine! It'll help if you speak French, though.


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Well-constructed tale of a horrific unnatural disaster in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1917—the largest explosion in world history before the atomic bomb.
On the morning of December 6, 1917, a French freighter called the Mont Blanc, laden with high explosives, collided with a Belgian supply ship called the Imo. The collision set stray grains of notoriously unstable picric acid to blazing, touching off other stores, for "every substance in the Mont Blanc's cargo was engineered to blow up"; as the Mont Blanc grounded at the city docks, it went up in a blast that climbed nearly half a mile in the air and evaporated the seawater around it. A tsunami followed, then a rain of oil, then concussion and fire, and soon much of Halifax and the surrounding area was obliterated; every building within 16 miles of the blast was damaged, and almost 2,000 people were killed. The city was unprepared for a disaster of such magnitude, while relief efforts that were organized from as far afield as Boston and New York were hampered by the crowning touch—a huge blizzard that swept across Halifax on the night of the blast, muffling the city in a supernatural shroud. The explosion was followed by moments of grace and bad behavior alike—noble acts of heroism here, ignoble acts of looting there. The author's analysis of the what-ifs and blame-assigning that followed yields surprises—in particular, the official decision on who was at fault.
Drawing on accounts by survivors and rescuers, Halifax native Mac Donald paints a scarifying portrait of a unique moment in maritime history.


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Lilianne Milgrom "Milgrom on Morandi" - June 2009
June 19th - September 2009
Milgrom on Morandi ~ Ceramics and Paintings
Cross MacKenzie Gallery is pleased to present Lilianne Milgrom's new work – a result of her artistic dialogue with the great Italian painter Giorgio Morandi. She speaks with the master through time and beyond the grave and extends our experience of Morandi's work with her own investigation. Moved by Morandi's powerfully quiet, meditative paintings, Milgrom has created an inspired body of work that we are proud to debut at the gallery.
Milgrom has shown she is an accomplished video and ceramic artist whose work was recently featured at the Katzen Art Center with an impressive installation about the destruction of books in Iraq. She shows her equal talent as a painter here. Her admiration for Morandi's work and her shared sensitivity to spatial relationships, sparked her desire to inhabit Morandi more deeply. The two recent Morandi exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum in NYC and at the Phillips Collection here in Washington offered Milgrom the opportunity to commune with the paintings. She studied the subtle variations in the paintings and the abstract geometric forms used in his compositions.
"In an attempt to enter Morandi's intimate world, I chose to recreate a selection of his iconic painted objects in three dimensional form. This allowed me the freedom to interpret his familiar objects in 'real time," says Milgrom.
Back in her studio, at her potter's wheel, she recreated the bottles, vases and boxes she saw in Morandi's paintings, firing and glazing her own versions of the compositional elements and placing pot next to pot. She arrived at new compositions that pleased her eye and began to paint, not exact recreations of Morandi's paintings, but in a way, paintings possessed by his process. This dialogue with her predecessor is similar to Cindy Sherman's in her photographs in which she dressed up as the subjects from iconographic paintings and then made photographs of herself in the multiple roles of subject, painter and photographer. Milgrom's ceramic creations and paintings diverge from Morandi in their stylistic details; her color palette is rosier or bluer, her clay surface textures rougher or shinier, and the still life paintings become her own more naturalistic expressions. Milgrom's works have less of Morandi's spatial ambiguity.
For some ceramic artists, the objects are created as elements for a particular grouping. Gwen Hanson Piggott's keen arrangements of her ceramics are a striking example and clearly owe a debt to Morandi. Milgrom's ceramics are created specifically to become vessels to deconstruct the Morandi paintings and bring the artist to a deeper understanding of Giorgio Morandi's work. Through this artistic dialogue, new works of quiet beauty have been born.
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PhD Course Descriptions
SOWK 5000 Seminar in Professional Social Work Issues
Examines the dilemmas and challenges confronting the social work profession and social work education. Examines the nature of professional education, the nature of the profession itself and the forces internal and external to the profession that have an impact on education for social work. Among the topics addressed are history of social work education and the profession, current professional issues and the impact upon practice and education.
SOWK 5001 Social Work Knowledge Integration and Publication
Introduces students to integrating knowledge for social work scholarship through the use of tools that support academic argumentation and exposition. It provides students with the skills, expertise, and readiness necessary to compose a number of scholarly documents, including academic publications and the dissertation proposal. The course focuses on the preparation and writing of the comprehensive examination proposal as an example of such documents. The major product of the class is a paper designed to meet the requirements of the comprehensive examination proposal. Advisors and mentors participate in class presentations and critiques as a part of preparing the student for their ongoing scholarship.
SOWK 5110 Introduction to Advanced Quantitative Research Method
Introduces students to quantitative approaches to conducting social research. The course includes material related to measurement, sampling, research design, data collection, and data analysis. While each of these topics encompasses technical issues to be mastered by doctoral students, the logic and underlying rationale of these research methods is of prime importance in this course. A second component of the course requires students to define and begin to develop a substantive area of intended study and research during their enrollment in the doctoral program. Elements of articulating a substantive research area and steps toward defining key research questions in a topical area are reviewed. Aspects of conducting literature reviews leading to the articulation of a substantive research area are discussed in class sessions.
SOWK 5111 Quantitative Methods for Assessing Social Interventions
Social work researchers are in a unique position to contribute to knowledge about the causes of individual and societal problems and to test interventions that seek to prevent or ameliorate such problems. A variety of qualitative and quantitative research methods are used to advance knowledge about etiological factors contributing to individual and social problems and to assess the outcomes of specific social policies and practice strategies. This course presents a detailed examination of quantitative methods and designs that are useful in assessing the effects of social interventions. Measurement, sampling, and design issues in generating and testing research questions and hypotheses are explored. Experimental, quasi-experimental, and survey research designs are assessed and applied to practice and policy issues and problems. Special emphasis is placed on developing skills necessary to conduct intervention research.
SOWK 5120 Introduction to Advanced Qualitative Research Method
This course provides a substantive doctoral-level review of content on qualitative research methods and strategies. It is developed for students from social science disciplines. The content includes the nature of the method, the epistemological implications and assumptions, and appropriate applications. Student learning and evaluation includes the experience of developing a research proposal based on qualitative methodology and conducting data collection for a mini-research project. This class is a prerequisite for SOWK 5121 Qualitative Data Analysis. This course is required for social work doctoral students. Students from other departments may register for the course with permission from the professor.
SOWK 5121 Qualitative Data Analysis
The focus of this course is on data analysis and interpretation, demonstration of the science of the analysis, and presentation of findings in oral and written forms. Students are expected to conduct qualitative analyses on textual data they collected as part of SOWK 5120 or as a result of some other qualitative data collection experience. Over the course of the term students will learn to code and analyze their data, interpret findings, orally present those findings, and write a final paper in which they demonstrate a rigorous engagement with qualitative data analysis and the literature relevant to their topic.
SOWK 5130 Mixed Methods Research in Social Work
This course introduces doctoral students to mixed methods research in social work and the social sciences. Students will explore mixed methods as a third research paradigm that strategically combines both quantitative and qualitative methods within a single inquiry. The course encourages students to actively reflect on previous qualitative and quantitative research training. Specific topics for the course include: history and language of mixed methods research; relevant paradigms and epistemological debates; mixed methods design and research questions; and analysis and dissemination considerations.
SOWK 5201 Statistical Methods in Education, Psychology, and Social Work
Examines the use and interpretation of statistics in educational and human services research, including descriptive and inferential statistics.
SOWK 5202 Correlation and Regression
Examines correlational and multiple regression research designs and their application to social work and social science problems. Prerequisite: SOWK 5201.
SOWK 5203 Multivariate Analysis
Provides a conceptual understanding of common multivariate statistical techniques as applied to research in social work and the social sciences. Prerequisite: SOWK 5201.
SOWK 5300 Social Science Theory and Philosophy of Science
This foundation doctoral level course introduces traditional issues and recent developments in the philosophy of science, and provides an overview of social science theory and theoretical frameworks. It will examine philosophical questions on scientific inquiry and the consequences modern science imposes on our basic understanding of knowledge and nature. The course analyzes and critiques the social-and-behavioral-science foundations that undergird the social work knowledge base and current social work theories.
SOWK 5301 Social Work Theory in Research and Practice
Examines how theories, conceptual frameworks, perspectives, and models are used specifically within social work research, education, and practice. This course explores how theories are used in research and in social work interventions on individual, family, group, organizational, community, and policy levels. The course analyzes and critiques the social work knowledge base and the current state of social work theories. SOWK 5300 is the pre-requisite for this course.
SOWK 5500 Pedagogy in Social Work Education
Examines philosophies, theories, and pedagogical models that are utilized in social work education. It explores how various perspectives shape the approaches and techniques used and how these, in turn, impact classroom effectiveness and issues of classroom management. The course incorporates concepts and develops skills based on evidence-based teaching.
SOWK 5403 Advanced Social Welfare Policy Analysis
Applies analytical techniques to development of social welfare policy stressing the ability to formulate a policy hypothesis (i.e., a statement, in testable form, of a basic premise undergirding a policy position) and to reach conclusions based on analysis of empirical evidence related to the policy hypothesis.
SOWK 5700 Teaching Practicum
Provides an opportunity to work with a faculty mentor on issues associated with course design, classroom instruction, and student evaluation. Students may register for two sections of 5700 during their program, but a minimum of one section is required.
SOWK 6990 Comprehensive Exam Preparation
This course is for students who have completed all of their coursework, but who are working on their comprehensive examination proposal or comprehensive exam. Students at this point in the program should be focused on completion of their comprehensive exam. Students should enroll in SOWK 6990 through the quarter in which they successfully pass their comprehensive exam. Once students pass their comprehensive exam, they should register under the Continuous Enrollment mechanism (see Continuous Enrollment section below). Course credits for SOWK 6990 do not count toward the required 135 credit hours required for the doctoral degree, but rather are a placeholder to keep the student continuously enrolled until the time when the student meets the requirements for Continuous Enrollment. While tuition is not charged for SOWK 6990, students will be assessed a $4/credit hour technology fee.
SOWK 6991 Independent Study
Students undertake special study in a defined area of interest with faculty consultation. By arrangement. 8 qtr. hrs. maximum.


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Name: Audra Gow
In five words: Happy, optimistic, honest, fun and little.
Most prized possession? My home and all that live within it.
Favourite biscuit? Oooh a savoury one with lots of cheese on the top – with pickles.
Top film? Not sure, I like many.
Favourite song? As above
Best book? (children's) James and the Giant Peach and Little Miss Pepperpot
What is your guilty secret? Ooooh couldn't possibly say.
Interests: Walking, reading, swimming, socialising with friends and family.
Favourite place you have visited? Greece and Barcelona.
If I won the lottery I would … Throw a party for friends and family to celebrate.
The best thing about being a teacher is … The lovely children and watching them grow and achieve.
At school I was … Very shy, quiet and happy.
If I've learned one thing, it's … Always be kind and be yourself.
Tell us your best joke: Why can't a leopard hide? Because he's always spotted!!
Something not a lot of people know about me is … Growing up I wanted to be an air hostess or a singer in musicals on the stage.
The celebrity I'd most like to have as a teacher at my school is …David Walliams for storytelling and Mick Hucknall to teach music.
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You have till Jan. 15th to come up with an entry in the MJSA 18th annual Vision Awards design competition.
Entries must be postmarked by JAN. 15, 2009. For submission guidelines and further information, visit https://www.mjsa.org/about_ava.php.
In addition to the overall Professional and Student Awards, the competition features special Distinction Awards that allows recognition of designers using specific materials or technologies in new and creative ways. This year's featured Distinction categories include:
Enamel Distinction, sponsored by Rio Grande
Laser Distinction, sponsored by Crafford–LaserStar Technologies Corp.
Mokumé-gane Distinction, sponsored by Shining Wave Metals and Reactive Metals Studio
Palladium Distinction, sponsored by Hoover & Strong
Platinum Distinction, sponsored by Platinum Guild International
New for 2009! The Reactive Metals Challenge
The first 10 professional entrants for this challenge will have their $50 entry fees waived, courtesy of Reactive Metals Studio, if their designs incorporate the use of reactive metals. The winner of this challenge will receive a $500 cash prize.
All first and second place winners in all categories will receive cash awards of up to $1,000. Their winning entries will be on display for thousands of buyers and exhibitors during the annual MJSA Expo New York.


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Why I Came Back to Information Builders: Michael Gagne
I departed Information Builders in 1998, but continued to have fond memories of the people and culture long after I had left. When I interviewed with CEO Gerry Cohen for my second tour of duty, he said, "Everyone makes mistakes." I felt like the prodigal son.
When I attended the January 2017 Sales Kickoff and the subsequent Awards Banquet, I left that night thinking about what I had experienced and how to put it into words. One co-worker characterized it the best way possible: "It is like being at a family wedding reception." Perfect! We are a family and that is the culture that Gerry has sought to create from the beginning. When I think about how many lives this man has affected over the last 42 years, it is humbling. He has provided sources of income, put kids through high school and college, funded vacations, marriages, and retirements – all while protecting what he has created.
Monte Roy, senior VP of Sales, was another big reason for my return. I've always respected him, his passion for and dedication to Information Builders. He makes a huge sacrifice by traveling to the New York headquarters three weeks out of the month, but he too has experienced the culture Gerry has created and remains part of the team.
The opportunity to work with Jon Deutsch, VP, Industry Solutions, was also critical to my decision to return. I knew him during my first stint and was always impressed with his knowledge and depth. He causes me to pause and think things through with rigor and to constantly look at process improvement and efficiency.
So many of the people I worked with 18 years ago are still here. You know you are family when you show up after such a long absence and it is as if you never left. Except now, most of us have grey hair! At their core, these individuals are still some of the best people one could ever hope to work with.
At Information Builders, respect for others is always paramount to any business need. This isn't always the case in many corporations - especially those that are publicly traded. Wall Street dictates their every move and, for most of them, as an employee you are a cost and your value is measured in "What have you done for me lately?"
Finally, Information Builders' new venture with St. Luke's University Health Network was the tipping point for my return. This creates such an exciting opportunity for us. I couldn't be more excited to be here, especially when it comes to the culture and the people that make this organization a family. My motivation is achieving the expectations of those who voted for my return and not letting down my healthcare team and their desire to succeed.
Follow the entire #WhyICameBack blog series here.
Looking for a career change? Join a winning team at Information Builders.


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The Literary Press of Texas
We will
—stay small
—publish only literary works of the quality you would study in a university literature class
—publish creative nonfiction, fiction, memoirs, and poetry
Coming Soon
"All three contributors to this volume have achieved recognition, both popular and critical. All three are members of the prestigious Texas Institute of Letters. As writers endowed with considerable creativity and as Texans by heritage and commitment, Dalrymple, Craven, and Geyer have lent their compelling voices to this innovative anthology focused on the people and passions of the Lone Star State."
--Tom Mack, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of South Carolina Aiken
For more information, see a special website dedicated to this book:
Released January 18,2018
Award-winning poet Katherine Hoerth's The Lost Chronicles of Slue Foot Sue opens with a poem presenting the birth of a wild Texas red-headed woman who springs full-grown from an ear of corn. She rides away--no doubt on one of those quarter horses on the cover--to vanish in the distance on the High Plains of Texas with the skyline of Amarillo on the horizon.


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T3P3 Kossel Mini Kit Release 3
Assembly Instructions
Chapter 8 - Spider Installation
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Think3DPrint3D Ltd
801 Parts needed
Assembled frame
Assembled spider
M3x 25 socket capscrews x 6
M3 x 16 socket capscrews x 3
802 Fit carriage to adaptor
Fit the carriage to the carriage adaptor with 2 M3 x 25 capscrews in the top 2 holes and an M3 x 16 capscrew in the bottom right hole. The bottom left hole is not used as there is no captive nut behind it in the adaptor. Tighten firmly.
Repeat for the other 2 carriages.
Tighten the carriage adapter tensioners until there is a little resistance to movement.
Now go on to the next Chapter


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Season changeover: it's Autumn again!
Every season the Staff Team at Kandersteg International Scout Centre takes the opportunity to spend a full day together and celebrate the last 3 months of work, activities, fun and friendship.
Once again the moment for this celebration and for the farewell arrived at KISC, a very long and successful Summer season came to the end. The whole Staff Team had a beautiful day to the Top of Europe – the Jungfraujoch, a perfect day with sunshine, photos, ice cream and of course a beautiful view!
Despite that it did not take very long for the 32 Short Term Staff to depart in many directions and for the 12 new Autumn STS to arrive and start their training.
This season our team will be formed by 28 Pinkies of which 12 Short Term Staff from Sweden, Denmark, Singapore, Germany, Mexico, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Uganda, Spain and Iceland. We are looking forward to a great season!
Luisa Fontanazza (IT)21.09.2009
PR & Marketing Assistant


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8 matches to go! Where do Premier League clubs stand in the top 4 race?
We return to a regular column in which we figure out That, and Moe had already killed the original Alfafa. In more-relevant news, the weekend was a tantalizing one in which we very nearly saw Chelsea drop points (thanks for nothing, McGregor…), all but killing off the debate over Arsenal reeling in the Blues, at least for a few weeks.
Then again, the symptoms of interlullitis do include delusions of grandeur, so steel yourselves and stock up on vitamins. Everyone else in the top four found ways of winning to varying degrees, leaving the table unchanged until 4 April. Let's have a look at where things stand, then…
? Position: 1st.
? Record: 20-7-2 (29)
? Points: 67 (77.0%)
? Form: WWDWDW
? Last matches: Hull 2-3 Chelsea
Chelsea continue to fail to impress, needing Allan McGregor to let fairly tame shot squirm thorough his legs to gift Chelsea a fortuitous 2-3 win. That, by the way, is our scoreline. We beat Hull 2-3 before it was cool. Still, proving the maxim that it's sometimes better to be lucky than good, Chelsea, escaped with three points but still can't dispel the notion that they're fading a bit.
After a season in which they flirted with invincibility and were anointed league champions after matchday two, all the pressure is on them to prove that they actually deserve it. At this point, though, they seem to be relying more on the points they stored up in fall and winter to get them through a very lean spring. Still, they larded up quite well, so Mourinho's little pony still looks likely to cross the finish line first.
? Next match: 4 April vs. Stoke.
Manchester City
? Position: 2nd
? Record: 18-7-5 (30)
? Points: 61 (67.8%)
? Form: WWLWLW
? Last match: Man City 3-0 West Brom
Alone among the top-four, Man City enjoyed a bit of a cakewalk against the Baggies, going up 2-0 before halftime through Bony and Fernando. They continue to yoyo in results, waltzing to fairly confident wins or staggering to defeat, dropping enough points to revive questions over their ability to chase down Chelsea or, more pertinently, to hold off Arsenal or Man U.
A squad that looked at one time to be indomitable and deep has started to look a bit more-threadbare, with their reliance on Toure, Silva, and Aguero sustaining them but also exposing them to the risk of collapse if one or more of that trio falters. Like Chelsea, the presumptions of their prowess may have raised the pressure on them, and there is now a very real concern about their ability to hold Arsenal at bay.
? Next matches: 6 April at Crystal Palace
? Position: 3rd
? Record: 18-6-6 (30)
? Points: 60 (66.7%)
? Form: WWWWWW
? Last match: Newcastle 1-2 Arsenal
For what it's worth, we're now the hottest club in the league, having won our last six Prem matches. Toss in the win at AS Monaco, and we're the only Prem club to have won our last Champions League or Europa League match. That a few quid gets you a pint, although it does reinforce the idea that we're going into the run-in in fine form. However, we do have the added distraction of trying to defend the FA Cup.
Dealing with Reading might look like a zany romp akin to that 7-5 a while back, but we still have to actually play the match. While our chances at overtaking Chelsea remain distant and depend on Chelsea dropping 10 points or so (three of which we could claim...), our FA Cup destiny is very much more under our control. Given our tepid form to start the season, an second successive FA Cup title, along with second in the Prem, would feel very good indeed.
? Next match: 4 April vs. Liverpool
Manchester United
? Position: 4th
? Record: 17-8-5
? Points: 59 (65.6%)
? Form: WLWWWW
? Last match: Liverpool 1-2 Man U
Locked in a pitched battle with Liverpool, we at Arsenal might have hoped for a 0-0 deathmatch. Steven Gerrard even did his level-best to offer us what we snarkily ask for in these cases, earning a straight red just 38 seconds after being subbed on. Man U, who did look more likely to score first anyway, happily snatched the advantage, scoring about ten minutes later.
Returning to the lucky-or-good paradigm set up by Chelsea, it looked like these two rivals would both drop points, but it's the kind of result that breathes enough life back into Man U's campaign that they're still cheek-and-jowl with us and Man City. They may have the hardest run-in of anyone else in the top four, and despite one of the biggest summer spending sprees in a while, they've failed to rise to the levels that Van Gaal and others had expected. So far.
? Next match: 4 April vs. Aston Villa
? Position: 5th
? Record: 16-6-8
? Points: 54 (60%)
? Form: WWWWWL
? Last match: Liverpool 1-2 Man U
With Liverpool now denied the services of both Gerrard and Skrtel (and perhaps little-bit-niggled Lallana, Sturridge, and Sterling—although these might be symptoms of interlullitis as well…), Liverpool now have their work cut out for them. Up until Gerrard's moment of madness, Liverpool held realistic hopes for a draw if not a win.
As it now stands, Gerrard's slip-up was matched by Skrtel whose three-match ban may undercut them even worse than Gerrard's – both will miss the trip to the Emirates as well as to Ewood Park in that FA Cup replay – but we'd do well to remember that the bans may fuel a siege-mentality in the squad as they seek to give the retiring a final season worthy of the name.
Rodgers does now have a selection headache, especially in defense, but I'd wager that players who previously failed to impress (Lovren, Balotelli etc.) might just rise to the occasion.
? Next match: 4 April at Arsenal.
? Position: 6th
? Record: 16-5-9
? Points: 53 (58.9%)
? Form: DLLWDW
? Last match: Southampton 2-0 Burnley
It's a strong testament to Southampton's early-season brilliance that their recent form, which has seen them drop ten points from their last six matches, hasn't seem them plummet any further. They're still clinging to hopes of a Europa League berth, but like Everton a season ago, they risk fading short if they can't rediscover some of that early form. As it stands, they're still nipping at Liverpool's heels and could benefit from Liverpool's discipline-woes.
More to the point, they have a pretty favorable run-in (aside from a visit to the Etihad for their final match of the season), and it'll be intriguing to see how hard the players fight, either to earn the club a Europa League spot or to audition for their suitors in the summer transfer-window. I'd imagine that there might be a few who've been scanning the headlines and savoring certain rumours either way…
? Next match: 4 April at Everton.
There. I'm pretty sure I've included anyone and everyone with serious aspirations of a top-four finish. Don't bother suggesting that this list is incomplete. I know full-well that Tinpottenham are level on points with Southampton, but their abysmal goal-difference (+5) is all the justification I need (justification needed: nil) to continue excluding.
We have two weeks, give or take, to enjoy the table while hoping that our lads don't suffer during various international adventures. Wish 'em well!


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What's In This Episode:
Is there a first day of work experience that's particularly memorable for you? Jill shares her worst first day of work story where her boss essentially said "Ok, go" then didn't look or speak to her for the entire day. What?! That's definitely a way to kick things off at a new job. On the other side of the spectrum, Brad remembers a job where on his first day, he already had business cards and log-in instructions for his computer right from the get-go. Plus, his boss took him on a tour of the office to introduce him to the team he'd be working with. From the very beginning, he knew what needed to be done and what his priorities were. Now that's an excellent way to make a first day impression! Brad and Jill help you make that same impression by sharing the Top 5 Things To Do On Your Employee's First Day in this episode and they welcome ice cream maven Natasha Case to the show. Listen in! »
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You only get one chance to make a first impression—and that one chance with a reader lasts only minutes. It is no longer acceptable for a book to "get good on page 40." From your hook (the one-sentence logline you use to describe your book) to the first page of your novel, it's critical to grab the reader's attention immediately—whether that reader is an agent, editor, or consumer. Not only do you want to quickly pull readers in with your story idea, you also need to establish your narrative voice as compelling, believable, talented, and authoritative. So how do you best accomplish this?
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Proposed tax for bottling Maine water sparks controversy
Regarding the Dec. 14 article, "In selling Maine's fresh waters, does Maine get a cut?": The current water tax initiative, "Maine's Water Dividend Trust," needs clarification. Inaccurate claims and scare tactics have skewed the issue. An industry whose existence relies on a continuing supply of clean, plentiful water will not "suck the well dry."
What about other businesses that utilize fresh water resources (manufacturing, retail, hospitality)? Why target a single industry, one that uses a fraction of the total water used? The tax would primarily affect Poland Spring Bottling.
Poland Spring, however, uses less than 0.2 percent of all the fresh water used in Maine. It spends millions yearly to monitor and protect the health of the water sources and surrounding areas. It is a safe, nonpolluting company providing high-paying, needed manufacturing jobs.
According to the tax initiative's website, the funds are not wholly earmarked for the conservation of fresh water. No more than 10 percent of funds will be used for this.
If this water tax is approved as proposed, there could be 600 jobs at stake, as Poland Spring would have to reevaluate its ability to do business here. Maine can't afford to lose more employment opportunities.
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As a lifelong resident of Maine, I am all for having one of the world's largest corporations pay a little tax on our clean water.
Given a choice between $100 million in tax money or the loss of 600 jobs, it's a no- brainer. In Maine, we could all use the money.
Twenty cents a gallon in tax for something that sells for $1.50 on the shelf is fair. It's time to level the playing ground. Regarding the possibility that the company will leave: I think Maine was doing just fine before Poland Spring came to town.
I think we all just want what is fair. The average Alaskan receives about $1,500 a year in oil revenues for their natural resource. That kind of payment would sure help a lot of struggling Maine families.
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The Dec. 8 article, "Einsteins at five" laid out two different philosophies of what today's kindergarten classes should be teaching our children: how to tie shoes or sentence deconstruction. My question is this: Why does it have to be either-or; why can't kids be taught both?
As the article pointed out, research has shown that the early years are the learning years. Further, Harvard researcher Connie Juel has found that a child who is a poor reader at the end of first grade has nearly a 90 percent chance of remaining a poor reader by the fourth grade and beyond. So solid instruction in the first years of school is important.
That doesn't mean instruction has to be painful or boring for the children. Anyone who has ever interacted with five-year-olds knows they love to play and learn. Wouldn't it make sense to combine the two? If children are taught to read or to write in kindergarten using things they enjoy and understand, such as games or songs, suddenly learning is fun. Failure and frustration disappear when children learn in ways that are fun and exciting to them.
Let's give our children the credit they deserve and teach them how to tie their shoes, as well as how to study academic rtopics. They can handle it!
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The Mothgirl Teaser Trailer is a teaser trailer that gives very little away, like a well constructed teaser trailer should. American teasers can take a lesson. Horror movies are one of my favorite genres and horror films from other areas of the world (outside of the United States) are growing in prominence. Directed, co-produced and and written by Toni Pykäläniemi, "Mothgirl is a story of 32-years old Laura who, without any recollection what has happened prior, finds herself injured and bloody in a murky alley. Laura is dressed in nurse's uniform, but doesn't remember anything about the place she works or lives at. A top of her bewilderment Laura has a feeling she's fleeing for something. Somebody is after her. Laura escapes to the only place she remembers, her childhood home in the small village by the sea. Through a series of flashbacks Laura starts to unravel her past to recreate the present. During this Laura descends deep into the dark corridors of the human mind, only to reveal a morbid truth in her past." Thanks to the guys at Twitch for the heads up on this horror film from Finland and its teaser trailer. Check out the Mothgirl teaser trailer below and leave your thoughts on it.
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Fox studios to co-produce Anurag Kashyap's Bombay Velvet
Anurag Kashyap's dream project Bombay Velvet was so far being produced by Viacom. But in a recent development the opus will now be co-produced by Fox Studios in partnership with Anurag's Phantom Films. Apparently, there were budget issues.bollywood Updated: May 21, 2013 14:50 IST
Anurag Kashyap's dream project Bombay Velvet was so far being produced by Viacom. But in a recent development the opus will now be co-produced by Fox Studios in partnership with Anurag's Phantom Films.
Mumbai Mirror reports that Fox Studios sealed the deal at whopping Rs 90 crore.
"Viacom had consistently backed Anurag's film despite it being a big project. Anurag had plans to recreate Mumbai of the 40's by erecting a huge set. However, during the closing stage of the discussion, the two sides ended up not being on the same page. The cost of production and the terms of profit sharing were the main concerns," the tabloid quotes a source.
Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma-starrer is set in a Mumbai spanning 1950s through 1970s. It is a story about how the city evolved into a metropolis.
"We are delighted to partner with Anurag on his next directorial venture Bombay Velvet. What will make this cinematic journey unique will be the presence of Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma as the lead protagonists," Vijay Singh, CEO, Fox Star Studios, India, said in a statement.
"We are looking forward to working together with Fox Star to create a phenomenal cinematic experience of this story for the big screen," Vikas Bahl of Kashyap's Phantom Films said.
Historian Gyan Prakash's book Mumbai Fables forms the basis for the movie. Prakash has also worked on the script of the movie.
"Bombay Velvet is my first film in a trilogy about Bombay, before it became a Metropolis. It's a story that has always fascinated me and we have been developing it for about four years, and I am very excited that now it's fully ready and we begin shoot this year," said Kashyap. He is currently at Cannes Film Festival.
(With inputs from IANS)
First Published: May 21, 2013 14:19 IST