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IFSA University of Oxford, Worcester College Partnership
- Fall: January 15
- Spring: January 15
- Year: January 15
About University of Oxford - Worcester College
It's said that reading is to the mind as exercise is to the body. Worcester College has taken that to heart; it's the only Oxford college to have its own sports grounds on site! You'll grow mentally and physically whilst at Worcester, which was founded in 1714, and is located in the center of Oxford.
University of Oxford - Worcester College Benefits
- An outstanding faculty and supportive academic environment. Known for having one of Oxford's most active and popular drama societies that stages performances in the college gardens.
- Music is another favorite pastime of Worcester students, and lunchtime recitals by the Worcester Music Society are popular throughout Oxford.
- Worcester's location has been the setting for other colleges and halls since 1283, thus the grounds have an ancient look and rank among the most beautiful in Oxford.
- Worcester is the only college in the University with its own playing fields on the college grounds
- A September Seminar gives students an early start to the fall term and awards an additional 4 U.S. semester credit hours
- Students receive individual guidance from their tutor and benefit from the tutor's expert knowledge
- Unique tutorial instruction allows students to work independently and develop their own academic ideas
What our students say
Finding a Faith Community in a Secular Country
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The IFSA Difference
Academics at University of Oxford, Worcester College Partnership
Because of the individualized nature of the tutorial system, colleges at Oxford do not have an online course catalog. However, Worcester College has a helpful website with advice on choosing tutorials and a list of possible subjects.
Students take one primary (major) and one secondary (minor) tutorial every term. Students are not permitted to receive extra credit by taking two primary tutorials in one term. Butler University will award students 8 U.S. semester credit hours for each primary tutorial and 4 U.S. semester credit hours for each secondary tutorial. No credit will be awarded for additional work undertaken even if the Oxford College approves it.
Butler University will issue 12 U.S. semester credit hours for the Michaelmas (fall) term, 24 U.S. semester credit hours for the Hilary/Trinity (spring) two-term program and 36 U.S. semester credit hours for the academic year at Oxford.
Science and math students may be required to attend University lectures or to take one or more short tutorials. Regardless of the number of tutorials or lectures required, science students will earn the same number of credits (12 U.S. semester credit hours per term) as other students.
Fall and academic year students who participate in the early start option will earn an additional 4 U.S. semester credits.
Please review all your syllabi and course materials when you are registering for classes (both pre-arrival and on-site). Certain classes may have a one-off lab or field trip fee that is disclosed in the syllabus or first meeting of class. You will be responsible for these fees, whether they are billed and paid by IFSA or billed to you.
IFSA students studying at Worcester College for the fall term or academic year term can opt to arrive early (September 1) for a September Seminar in humanities. This month-long option helps students better understand the Oxford system in advance of the Michaelmas (fall) term, and it also awards an additional 4 U.S. semester credit hours for the fall. Participants live in Worcester housing during the September Seminar and throughout the remainder of the fall term.
Coursework in the seminar will be interdisciplinary within the humanities and include Oxford faculty from classics, English literature and modern languages. Students will attend a performance by the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-on-Avon, as well as excursions to review primary source materials at various Oxford locations. Assessment will include a final research essay related to the topics taught in the seminar.
Students who take advantage of this option will earn a total of 16 U.S. semester credits for the fall.
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The IFSA Team
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People :
"I like to go my own way so once I get started I can't give up." 25 years ago, when she was at the pinnacle of her popularity as a musician, she decided to go on a journey around the world and visited 28 countries and 132 cities in 2 years. "In Africa, I was fascinated by nature and the balance of wild life. I became interested in environmental issues."
Coming back to Japan, she carried on her musical career to express her own feelings. The turning point was 7 years ago when she had to spend a long period of time in hospital. "You never know what can happen," was what she felt. "I drew up a list of all the things I had left undone in my life and 'campus life' came top of the list". She wanted to have a theoretical grounding for her belief that "People make the environment" and entered the Faculty of Humanity and Environment at Hosei University. As part of the course she studied in England for one year and wrote a graduation thesis on "Saving the environment organically". After graduation, she worked on development and refugee assistance in England. She took interest in developmental anthropology and enrolled in the Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies with its robust research environment.
In February she went to the Philippines on an internship with other seminar students and observed various international bodies and NGOs in Manila. As head of the "Musicians without borders" NPO she went on to donate used flutes and Pianicas to Philippine orphanages . "It's been 3 years since I last met with children. I felt how music can give hope to people." Her musical activities span both home and abroad and she hosts the "September Concert" in Japan. The concert began in N.Y. on the first anniversary of the 9.11 terrorist attacks. She is looking forward to this September and said with glittering eyes, "I want to transcend the mental barriers between people through the power of music and offer them an opportunity to share time and feeling."
At university, she cast aside all the stereotypes that many adult students bring with them and went back to basics. "We have to avoid being short sighted and live each day to the full. We have to have the courage to try everything. If we fail, we can do it again." The intensity of her feelings seemed to fill her slender body with power and energy.

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Earl R. Lewis
EARL R. LEWIS. Mr. Lewis served as Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company from November 2000 until his retirement in May 2013 as President and Chief Executive Officer. He continues to serve as Chairman of the Board. Mr. Lewis was initially elected to the Board in June 1999 in connection with the acquisition of Spectra Physics AB (which at the time owned approximately 35% of the Company) by Thermo Instrument Systems, Inc. Prior to joining FLIR, Mr. Lewis served in various capacities at Thermo Instrument Systems, Inc., with his last role as President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Lewis is a member of the Board of Directors of Harvard BioScience and NxStage Medical, Inc. Mr. Lewis is a Trustee of Clarkson University and New Hampton School. Mr. Lewis holds a B.S. from Clarkson College of Technology and has attended post- graduate programs at the University of Buffalo, Northeastern University and Harvard University. Mr. Lewis holds a Masters Professional Director Certification from the American College of Corporate Directors, a public company director education and credentialing organization. Mr. Lewis' leadership of the Company in the past decade affords him a deep understanding of the Company's technology and operations, as well as the markets in which the Company operates. Mr. Lewis' prior service in executive management positions and his past and present service on other boards of directors, including public company boards, enable him to provide insight and guidance in an array of areas including global operations and strategic planning, enterprise risk management, and corporate governance. Mr. Lewis has played, and continues to play, an active role in the Company's financial management and corporate development, including merger and acquisition activity.


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Car News
The Best in Its Niche – BMW M4 GTS
Automobiles are a means of transport. This evident but poor phrase definitely cannot be applied to a new BMW's masterpiece, which elevated the BMW...
Change of generations has brought for the Volkswagen Passat not only a respectable new design, but also a number of high-tech equipment, upgraded engines with improved performance. Body has become wider, but smaller in length and height. In addition, the car has weight less then precursor to 80 kg. Appearance of the Passat is characterized by rigor and pragmatism. Narrow headlights attach expressive to German sedan, and are harmoniously combined with a refined and at the same time concise grille. Powerful hood with elegant profile line accentuate the swiftness of this car. The back part of the new Passat attracts the attention by conservatism - recognizable body proportions and contours reminiscent of the previous generation, but in a more modern twist.


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A couple of interesting things are being developed:
- They made some changes with their insurance company so that people who aren't Canadian citizens can now become instructors. I can't believe that something like this was ever on the books to start with and I know that a couple of people got caught in the loop hole. Now anybody can teach PC programs as long as it is on Canadian Soil. The next step? Get the crazy rule of teaching only in Canada adjusted.
- Oh yes, the have designed new cert badges for 2008. They are rectangle shape to fit in the logo in the middle. They look good but with the text going sideways, I bet there will be a lot of people sewing their cert on their bathing suit incorrectly.


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Item #: SI734294
Butterfly Wind Chime
Sale Price$22.99
Only $10.00 a Month Buy Now, Pay Later
Additional Information
Product Details
Six beautifully cut-out butterflies are suspended in varying lengths with slim bells from a hammered, colorful butterfly. Metal, colored glass. Outdoor safe. 8" diam. x 34 1/2" h.
Additional Information
Ratings & Reviews
Butterfly Wind Chime is rated out of 5 by 35.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jan from Absolutely beautiful! I receive many compliments. Good quality. I LOVE IT!
Date published: 2019-07-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sunflowergal65 from Love butterflies! I bought this for my daughter in law & granddaughter. It is Beautiful.
Date published: 2019-07-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cindy D from Great find. As soon as I saw this butterfly wind chime, I had to have them. I love butterfly's. It is so very cute!. And it looks amazing on my porch. Very pretty sound it makes when the wind blows. Couldn't be happier with my purchase. Thank you!
Date published: 2019-04-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by Skye from Beautiful Exactly what I wanted. Beautiful in every way. Very pleased with this purchase
Date published: 2019-02-26
Rated 4 out of 5 by Aaron from Very beautiful Very beatiful windchime i only gave it 4 stars because i bought this this for a gift and when they opened it up it was missing one glass wing .I called swiss colony they replaced it i had it in 2 days i gave the the new one and they loved it. Thank you swiss coloney
Date published: 2018-05-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barbie Greene from Wind Chime Very beautiful,more than expected,it was a gift, person receiving it loved it..
Date published: 2018-05-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathi Stufflebean from Beautiful I just love my new wind chime. It is exactly what I thought it would be.
Date published: 2018-04-24
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Date published: 2018-04-18
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The choice of accommodation at the Hôtel Saint Etienne consists of one to three-room guestrooms, providing plenty of comfort for relaxation. Spacious work desks, direct-dial phones, and free Wi-Fi assure business travellers a workspace while satellite TV service, a flat-panel TV, and HDTV keep the whole family entertained. Guests can enjoy the opening windows for fresh breezes or blackout drapes for privacy, and unwind in the en-suite private bathrooms. Wake-up calls are available for early birds or as reminders for important travel meetings.
Hotel Facilities
At Hôtel Saint Etienne, business patrons benefit with the use of a complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access, audiovisual equipment, and multiple events facilities. What's more, an array of nearby recreational features such as horseback riding, golf, hiking/mountain biking trails, hunting, bird watching, and playground are appreciated by sports and leisure enthusiasts. For a delightful dining experience, a charming in-house restaurant offering a fantastic selection of cuisine is available, as well as a bar lounge area for those wishing to mellow out with a refreshing cocktail; visitors on-the-go can head for the on-site café and snack bar. Furthermore, the multilingual staff, 24-hour front desk service, and tour/ticket assistance are provided to facilitate a welcoming stay.
Parking is available near the Hôtel Saint Etienne while local amenities can be reached on foot. The Lourdes station offers guests transportation to and from the airport, and routes to many other European cities.
Hotel Services and Facilities
Hotel facilities
- Gift Shop
- 24 hour front desk
- Lounge/Bar
- Restaurant
- Internet Access - Free in room
How to bookMaking your reservation in Hotel St-Etienne is easy and secure. Simply select your dates of stay and click on the "Check Rates" button to submit the form.
After room types and rates are returned to your screen, you will be able to choose the rate you desire by reading the room information in the center of the screen, then clicking on the "Book Now" button on the right side of the screen. After you have selected your desired room type, you will be taken to a "Complete your booking" form. Then you will need to review the "Details of your stay" and fill in the blanks on the "Guest Details" section. Be sure your name and email address are spelled correctly.
After you fill out all of the needed information, press the "Complete reservation" button. To ensure your security, we use a secure commerce server, which encrypts the credit card number and encodes it into a non-usable form.
Area information
- Lourdes, France (LDE-Tarbes - Lourdes - Pyrenees Intl.) - 6.69 mi
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Long before farm to table was a trendy way of dining, it was a way of life for Ruth Campbell. The Eaton native lived on a farm her whole life, and the fresh produce and eggs helped her family get through the Great Depression. There must be something to eating fresh and locally, too—Ruth is going on 103 in September.
"Plus, when you live on a farm, you have to be pretty active," Ruth said. "I got a lot of exercise."


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Laugh It Up Fuzzballs (Ep. 47) – Me + Blue = More Geeky News
Hey hey friends. By now you realize this summer primarily will be all about Guest episodes which is no surprise since I have more time during this time of the year. I've been loving having my geek buds join me and Blue is back once more as we cover life, the universe, and everything but mostly geek stuff. Bonus, it ends with a double whammy of spoiler reviews for the newest Pirates of the Caribbean and Transformers films. Yet another fun geeky conversation that includes:
Steam Summer Sale
More Wonder Woman thoughts
"A Fan's Guide to Spider-Man: Homecoming" offers 22-Minute Behind-the-Scenes Preview
James Gunn to oversee MCU's cosmic universe
Game of Thrones Season 7 episode lengths
X-Men: Dark Phoenix villain will be Lilandra & rumor of Shi'ar Empire
Stranger Things Season 2 info
Pennywise info from Andy Muschietti's It adaptation
Patty Jenkins' Idea for Thor 2
Colin Trevorrow re: Star Wars Episode 9 specifically Leia
Rumor of Edgar Wright directing Star Wars
All the DCW shows come back starting October 9th, 2017 and Black Lightning in 2018
Star Wars backpacks (Bioworld Merch/ThinkGeek/Loungefly)
Behind the scenes info re: the Bor Gullet in Rogue One
Teen Titans TV show building sets
Tom Holland says 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' starts a trilogy
Danny Elfman scoring Justice League
Image of Luke's helper aliens from The Last Jedi
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
Death Note movie on Netflix
Quick thoughts on Episodes 1 of Cowboy Bebop and My Hero Academia on Hulu
Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, and Michael Fassbender back for X-Men: Dark Phoenix... Jessica Chastain being considered for a part too... Simon Kinberg to direct
Amy Pascal confirms that Black Cat & Venom share the same universe as Spider-Man: Homecoming and talk of films for Kraven the Hunter & Mysterio
Tom Holland re: retcon Easter egg in Iron Man 2
Scarlett Johansson teases an Infinity War scene with over 30 Marvel characters
Godzilla 2 begins production with synopsis
Supergirl and Brainiac rumored for Man of Steel 2
Black Lightning and Static Shock in Arrowverse
Teen Titans casting for Nightwing, Raven, Beast Boy, and Starfire
Geoff Johns says he's writing Wonder Woman 2 with Patty Jenkins
David Harbor posts pic for Hellboy… Neill Marshall's film already in production for a 2018 release
Jurassic World 2 title
Carnage in Venom movie
Lots of Han Solo movie talk: firings, new director, editors, acting coaches, and more
Watchmen TV Series with Damon Lindelof at HBO
Possible Dazzler cameo in X-men: Dark Phoenix
DCEU wants to start having 3 movies a year
Seth Grahame-Smith working on script for Fantastic Four reboot
Jared Leto teases joker appearance in Gotham City Sirens
Star Wars Forces of Destiny starts July 3rd on YouTube
Los Angeles gives go ahead for George Lucas museum
SNES classic edition, 21 games, 2 controllers
Disney to change bride auction scene in Pirates of the Caribbean ride
Rumor of Jabba the Hutt in Han Solo with combination of animatronics and CGI
Mark Hammill & Carrie Fisher goodness
Angry-ish spoiler reviews of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and Transformers: The Dark Knight
This was an amazing episode. So much hilarity as we rambled and enjoyed each other's company. Congrats on completing Level 47 of the podcast. Another great addition to the summer of guests but I always enjoy spending time with Blue (@bluewolfd) talking about the geek stuff we all love. Feel free to drop a comment here or contact me on Twitter and/or Instagram (@wookieeriot). I'd love to hear from you. Also subscribe to the feed on iTunes, GooglePlay, Twitcher, PlayerFM or Podcast Addict (or whatever Android app you use) if you're not already doing so. Better yet, rate the episode. Ratings help others find the madness. Tell your friends, geekery is always better with peers. You can also reach the show by e-mail, email@example.com., or by joining on Facebook (www.facebook.com/laughitupfuzzballpodcast). There's also a Laugh It Up Fuzzballs group page on Facebook you can request to join if you like (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1879505335626093). Thank YOU for being a part of this hilarity! I sincerely hope you enjoy the episode as much as we did recording it.
TTFN... Wookiee out!


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With Suzanne Barckley, LMT
The holistic art of reflexology has been used for thousands of years to treat many different ailments. Some noted health benefits according to organicbenefits.net include: eases side-effects of chemotherapy; speeds up healing of wounds; helps to improve cognitive health; aids in elimination of toxins in the body; stimulates blood circulation in the body; helps to improve metabolism and energy creation process in the body; beneficial in stimulating the nervous system; helps to improve metabolism; reduces severity of migraines and headaches; gives relief from stress, anxiety, and insomnia; and is beneficial during pregnancy and reduces risk of postpartum depression. In short, reflexology helps restore balance to the mind, body, and spirit. Using a reflexology chart for the feet, participants will learn how use this ancient art to relieve stress and tension. This workshop is perfect for those who are interested in self-care and/or care for the loved ones in his/her life. Class will include practice of a reflexology wellness routine. Please wear comfortable clothing.
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To register for a newsletter, log on to a specific UNIDO ITPO Nigeria webpage requiring registration, request information, apply for a job, or join an electronic mailing list, users will be asked to provide basic personal information. This information is collected only with the user's knowledge and permission, and it is kept in UNIDO ITPO Nigeria databases and mailing lists directly related to the services provided.
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Except for authorized investigations and to maintain required correspondence files, no other attempts are made to identify individual users or their usage habits. Raw data logs are used to determine the number of users and, occasionally, which general domains are accessing the UNIDO ITPO Nigeria website. The UNIDO ITPO Nigeria website does not use persistent or profiling cookies and data gathered are scheduled for regular destruction in accordance with United Nations and UNIDO ITPO Nigeria guidelines.
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Dear Editor,
People often loosely use the words "pillar of the community." But LaRue County and Hodgenville lost not only a pillar of the community last week, but also a local icon and a real character as well.
Woodie Handley, Sr. was a part of my life since I can remember. My father and he were great friends, largely because Woodie was one of a very short list of people who could hold their own with my dad. My dad respected that, and he respected Woodie's knowledge.
My mother is recuperating at Sunrise Manor Nursing Home in Hodgenville after a fall in which she sustained multiple broken bones, leaving her unable to stand or walk, or even to lift herself up in the bed.
As a preface, I wanted to clarify that the conditions she alludes to are actually more severe than she conveys in her letter. The other morning, already needing to use the restroom then, she called for assistance but was left to wait in her bed for over two hours before anyone came.
An Open Letter to God; and the Editor:
Yes, God, I've always known that there is a difference between Heaven and Hell, but never realized how much until recently. On June 5, I had a bad fall, breaking my ankle and my elbow. Dr. Been took care of my broken bones like the pro that he is. At E-town Hospital I was under the care of Dr. Badiwala who was both knowledgeable and compassionate. All the nurses and aides were excellent.
LaRue County Herald News Publisher Allison Shepherd and Editor Doug Ponder reached out to the Sunrise Manor administration and the LaRue County Geriatric Board about the allegations in the letters.
On Saturday, June 23, the LaRue County High School Girls Soccer team participated in the Trash for Cash program in the Hodgenville, Magnolia and Mount Sherman communities. We had about 25 young ladies and 10 adults take time out of their day to perform this community service.
The youth of Lane Lincoln CME Church in Hodgenville recently participated in the Trash for Cash program. This is a wonderful community service project for our young people. They went out on three separate occasions to clean up ten miles of our county's roadways. They were amazed at what people will throw out on the side of the road. A good portion of our youth is at or approaching driving age and this experience has made them more aware of the effects of littering on our roadways.
Every year since 1950, the incoming President of Rotary International chooses a presidential theme to focus the objectives of the organization for the year to come. For the 2017-18 year, that theme has been, "Rotary: Making a Difference."
On the morning of Saturday, June 9, the Rotary Club of Hodgenville tried to make a difference in our community by cleaning up trash along some of our county roads as part of the LaRue County Trash for Cash program.
On Saturday, June 9 the LaRue County Wrestling program participated in the Trash for Cash program in which we cleaned up roads in the Athertonville and Roanoke areas of LaRue County. We had nine students and six adults participate in this community service.
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Prepare for Disasters Before they Strike: Build A Kit
There are six basics you should stock for your home:
water, food, first aid supplies, clothing and bedding,
tools and emergency supplies, and special items for
medical conditions.
Keep the items that you would most likely need during an
evacuation in an easy-to carry container. Below is a
comprehensive list of what should be included in your kit –
recommended items are marked with an asterisk(*). Possible
containers include a large, covered trash container,
a camping backpack, or a duffle bag.
Water * Store water in plastic containers such
as soft drink bottles. Avoid using containers
that will decompose or break, such as milk
cartons or glass bottles. A normally active
person needs to drink at least two quarts of
water each day. Hot environments and intense
physical activity can double that amount.
Children, nursing mothers, and ill people
will need more.
* Store one gallon of water per person per day.
* Keep at least a three-day supply of water
per person (two quarts for drinking, two quarts
for each person in your household for food
* Store at least a three-day supply of
non-perishable food. Select foods that require no
refrigeration, preparation or cooking, and little
or no water. If you must heat food, pack a can of
sterno. Select food items that are compact and
lightweight. Include a selection of the following
foods in your Disaster Supplies Kit:
* Ready-to-eat canned meats, fruits, and vegetables,
* Canned juices
* Staples (salt, sugar, pepper, spices, etc.)
* High energy foods
* Vitamins
* Food for infants
* Comfort/stress foods
First Aid Kit
Assemble a first aid kit for your home and one
for each car.
* (20) adhesive bandages, various sizes.
* (1) 5" x 9" sterile dressing.
* (1) conforming roller gauze bandage.
* (2) triangular bandages.
* (2) 3 x 3 sterile gauze pads.
* (2) 4 x 4 sterile gauze pads.
* (1) roll 3" cohesive bandage.
* (2) germicidal hand wipes or waterless
alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
* (6) antiseptic wipes.
* (2) pair large medical grade non-latex gloves.
* Adhesive tape, 2" width.
* Anti-bacterial ointment.
* Cold pack.
* Scissors (small, personal).
* Tweezers.
* CPR breathing barrier, such as a face shield.
Non-Prescription Drugs
* Aspirin or non-aspirin pain reliever
* Anti-diarrhea medication
* Antacid (for stomach upset)
* Syrup of Ipecac (use to induce vomiting if
advised by the Poison Control Center)
* Laxative
* Activated charcoal (use if advised by the
Poison Control Center)
Tools and Supplies
* Mess kits, or paper cups, plates, and plastic utensils*
* Emergency preparedness manual*
* Battery-operated radio and extra batteries*
* Flashlight and extra batteries*
* Cash or traveler's checks, change*
* Non-electric can opener, utility knife*
* Fire extinguisher: small canister ABC type
* Tube tent
* Pliers
* Tape
* Compass
* Matches in a waterproof container
* Aluminum foil
* Plastic storage containers
* Signal flare
* Paper, pencil
* Needles, thread
* Medicine dropper
* Shut-off wrench, to turn off household gas and water
* Whistle
* Plastic sheeting
* Map of the area (for locating shelters)
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|Economic Diversity
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Economic Diversity
I want to continue being a champion for Glendale's success in growing and expanding our economy where prosperity is shared by everyone.
Public Safety
Our Police and Fire Departments are working hard to protect us every day, and I want to maintain strong, open communication between our community and public safety.
Public Services
A city is only as good as the core services it provides. While many of the services provided require a fee, the fee charged should not exceed the value of the service.


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Viral proteins are essential for cell-to-cell spread of plant viruses, although this process is not yet fully understood. Turnip crinkle virus (TCV) is a 30nm icosahedral plant virus of the genus Carmovirus containing five open reading frames (ORFs) (Carrington et al., 1989, Hacker et al.,1992). The two proteins encoded by TCV (p8 and p9) are required for the cell-to-cell movement process (Li et al., 1998). Both of these proteins, p8 and p9, must be in the same cell in order for TCV to achieve movement. (Li et al., 1998). Additionally, given current models for plant virus movement, it seems likely that these proteins interact with each other. A number of assays used to detect protein-protein interactions were tested to identify potential interactions between p8 and p9.
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Are you planning for a beach vacation? Who doesn't love the sun, the ocean breeze and the peaceful sound of the waves? As we are heading into the second quarter of the year, it is definitely the time to organize your budget and plan the perfect beach getaway. Escape the stressful job and regain back your insanity with some time off. Here are things we can do during your beach holiday which could make you return with a fresh soul and mind. Take a look down below.
1. Enjoy the refreshments
Being under the sun and hot Summer weather, it is definitely nice to enjoy the wide variety of beverages. Enjoy the refreshments to your heart's content by laying in the beach chairs watching people around you. Take a deep breath and experience the moment. But hey, be smart and not go overboard.
2. Indulge!
As much as you want to stay fit during your vacation, there is also nothing wrong in letting go at times and indulge into your food cravings. Whether you want to enjoy that ice-cream or try those chicken wings, go ahead! No one is stopping you. You could always lose back those extra calories by taking a dip later.
[Related article: Easy Ways to Stay Fit on Vacation]
3. Rock your swimwear look
Yes girl, this is the time to flaunt that body of yours in a beautiful swimwear. It does not matter whether you are rocking on a bikini, one piece or even a monokini, own that look with confidence. Tan your skin by the beach while read the book that you have put off reading for some time during your vacation and feel sexy doing it too!
4. Beach selfies
Yup, you read it right. Take as much as beach selfies and photos of the scenery as possible because you definitely want to keep your followers up-to-date with your personal life on Instagram. Ask your girlfriend to help snap your photos or set a timer on a tripod if you are alone.
5. Take a swim
Come on, you can't go for a beach vacation without going for a swim. Dip yourself in the salt water ocean and enjoy the waves in your bikinis. You could also go on those jet skis or do paragliding while you are at it.
6. Go on a yacht
If you have some extra bucks to splurge, why not take the chance to enjoy some sun time on a yacht. Rent a yacht with your girlfriends or participate in the group yacht packages and enjoy the experience. Feel as if you are living the luxury lifestyle and forget the hustle bustle of city life.
[Related article: Vacations That Every Girls with Fears of Flying Can Enjoy]
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18.03.2013GCE Group successfully performed an Energy Audit in the biggest factory of the German automotive supplier MD Elektronik in Chotěšov, Czech Republic. The results of this Energy Efficiency project are remarkable.
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In December 2012 Melissa and I spent 10 days in Cambodia. It was a joint reward, for me finishing the campaign, and her finishing her first semester of graduate school.
We spent the first three days traveling with our friends Sarah and David to see the temples of Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage site, outside the lovely city of Siem Reap.
Melissa and I then went to the coast, to Sihanoukville, for a few days of nothing but being lazy on the beach on the Gulf of Thailand.
We then packed up and headed to the capital, Phnom Penh, and visited sites there, including the killing fields near Choeung Ek.
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Most Popular Film Locations: Wollman Ice Skating Rink
Wollman Skating Rink is a public ice rink in the southern part of Central Park, Manhattan, New York City. The rink was opened in 1949 with funds donated by Kate Wollman (December 5, 1869 – October 15, 1955) who donated $600,000 for the rink to commemorate her entire family from Leavenworth, Kansas). Historically, the rink has been open for ice skating from October to April and in the summer seasons is transformed into a venue for other purposes.
The rink had for many years been the venue for a series of outdoor summer rock concerts. The first summer music festival at the rink opened on July 1, 1966 and was sponsored by Rheingold Beer. The Rheingold Central Park Music Festival also took place during the summer of 1967. The next summer, Schaefer Beer took over sponsorship. The first annual Schaefer Music Festival opened on June 27, 1968 and continued each summer through the summer of 1976. The following summer, Dr Pepper became the sponsor, and the first Dr Pepper Music Festival opened on July 6, 1977 and ran annually through the summer of 1980. The concert series subsequently moved to a pier on the west side of Manhattan. Wollman Rink no longer hosts concerts, but in the summer it contains the Victorian Gardens Amusement Park.
The rink was closed in 1980 for an announced 2 1/2 years of renovations. When the work was not completed by 1986, Donald Trump persuaded Mayor Ed Koch to let him complete the work and he completed the renovations in three months to have it open by the end of the year. Koch initially objected to the proposal but public pressure prompted him to reverse his position.
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Work it Out, Week 4 (Elementary)
How can you live for God? Kids might think that they only practice their faith when they are at church. But when you practice living for God, you discover that whatever you do—work, play, read, sing, listen, whatever—can be a way you worship God with your life.
We finished out our WORK IT OUT Series in Mark 12:41-44. Jesus is with His disciples and notices how wealthy people are giving lots of money, but then came a poor widow. She gave just two small coins. While this seemed like such a small gift, Jesus says this woman actually gave more than the rich people because she gave everything she had.
The bottom line is, we should practice living for God! We know that most kids love to sing and worship God. But worship isn't just something we do when we sing at church; worship is really how we honor God with our whole lives—through how we love others and serve them, how we give of our time and talents, how we obey and praise God, even how we rest. We want kids to practice the faith skill, LIVE, and discover that worship isn't just singing loud, it's living loud.
At bedtime, read Mark 12:41-44 with your child. Pray that God would show you what it means to live for Him, whatever you're doing. http://bit.ly/2iatElq. You can also discover all God's Word can teach us about commitment by checking out this week's 252 Short Discovery video at http://studio252.tv/fun2watch. Check out this week's God Time card for more devotions for diving deeper into God's Word!


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Can a court re-write a restrictive covenant?
If a restrictive covenant has been badly drafted such that it does not reflect what the parties clearly intended, can a court re-write it?
The Court of Appeal has said no. In Prophet plc v Huggett Prophet was a company which created and sold its own software to the fresh produce industry. A restrictive covenant prevented Mr Huggett from selling Prophet's software after he left. He joined a competitor, which sold competing software but not Prophet software which was only sold by Prophet. The employer had clearly intended to prevent former employees working in such competing businesses but read literally, the restrictive covenant provided no protection.
The High Court held that the clause should be rewritten to give effect to the intention of the parties, to prevent Mr Huggett selling software which was similar to Prophet software.
The Court of Appeal disagreed. The court said that whilst a purposive approach could legitimately be taken where a restrictive covenant was ambiguous, the same did not apply where a covenant was clearly worded albeit very badly. Prophet had drafted the covenant, and was stuck with it.
Restrictive covenants need to be very carefully worded to ensure that they a) provide the protection needed and b) are not so wide as to render them unenforceable. This case demonstrates why it is so important not to cut corners with the drafting of contracts and to engage a specialist employment lawyer to deal with it for you.
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Updated Guidance based on this blog post can be accessed as a PDF here – September 2017
A common question from schools I receive is about engaging with parents either following a concern regarding children's online behaviour when at home or after the school have held a parents evening e-Safety workshop to which only 3 parents attended!
Technology can often seen as a "scary" or "frightening" issue to many adults and using the words "ICT", "Technology" etc can sometimes put parents/carers off attending e-Safety events as they may be concerned about not having sufficient computer skills to help protect their child. e-Safety is not about the technology, it is about keeping children safe online and so parenting skills and not computing are the most important thing. Sometimes parents/carers may think they are doing enough to protect their children by putting filters on search engines, installing antivirus software, having a laptop downstairs and banning children from using certain sites without considering how successful these tools are or if their children could access the internet elsewhere, so it is important to highlight that discussion and education about safe use is the key.
It is important that schools and settings focus on the importance of keeping children safe online and that e-Safety is not seen as a purely ICT issue. By working together, parents and carers can help to reinforce the e-safety messages and they can encourage positive behaviour wherever and whenever children go online.
Awareness-raising with parents and carers should focus on:
- The different ways children and young people use and access technology e.g. mobile phones, games consoles etc not just laptops and computers. It's important to highlight the positive use of technology as otherwise e-Safety can easily become frightening – be aware that the vast majority of interactions on the internet are positive!
- The importance of developing risk awareness and risk management by children and young people (according to their age and ability) and resources parents/carers can use to help discuss online safety
- Practical tips for e-safety in the home such as using filters, parental controls, creating appropriate user profiles and home computer security
How can Schools and Settings engage with families?
Often parents/carers can be a very hard-to-reach audience due to a number of reasons so it is important that schools explore a number of options when raising the profile of e-Safety within the school community.
- Parental Awareness Sessions and Face to Face Training sessions
- e-Safety Links on School Website/Learning platform. School websites can be great communication tools for busy parents/carers and can be used to highlight new resources and information for parents to use at home with their children. Schools can register their school website as a CEOP Digital Asset. Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre offer a number of free downloads which can be added to websites, which are available when you register, each designed to provide users with a one-click route to advice, guidance and if required an ability to report online crime. Register at www.thinkuknow.co.uk/assets . One school I've worked with set the pupils the task or designing the e-Safety area on the school website – the children had great fun finding resources and then went home and helped their parents explore the site!
- Regular Communication with parents/carers. Use regular school communication channels e.g. newsletters, emails, texts or letters home to ensure the schools e-Safety ethos is clear to all members of the School Community. This could include "top tips" or references to new and useful resources. This can also be a great way of engaging with parents before offering e-Safety events. One school I worked with had the students write the e-Safety newsletter which meant they went home and read it with their parents.
- Events for or by Children on e-Safety. Turnout to e-Safety sessions or presentations have been noticeable improved by involving children, such as putting on a play or children presenting themselves at a whole school assembly. Some schools invite parents to attend children's lessons or workshops to help improve parent/child learning. These sessions could be lead by the school, but sessions which are led by the children can often have a greater impact (as well as improved attendance).
- Including e-Safety at open evenings or well attended events. Many schools have found that opening up the school to parents/carers for a day or an evening has increased the number of families engaging in e-Safety. Schools have offered open ICT Suite sessions where parents can drop in (alone or with their children) to explore useful websites. Highlighting e-Safety at other events can also help to reinforce that this is about safeguarding, not ICT.
- Linking in with other School events. Attendance for Parental Awareness Sessions can often be poor or may not always engage with the most vulnerable families. It can sometimes be more useful to highlight e-Safety when parents would already be coming into school and some events which schools have said work well are schools discos (one school offered free entry to the children whose parents attended!), school plays (a large and captive audience!), transition events, school fetes (summer, Christmas etc) etc.
- Home School Agreements. Many schools ask parents to sign consent forms or Acceptable Use Policies before letting children use the schools computer systems. Whilst these are an excellent idea, they can often be hard to manage and to have returned to the school. An alternative is to add a reference to the schools e-Safety policy and procedures in the Home School Agreement – which all parents/carers MUST sign before a child can join the school. This can then be discussed as part of new entry to the school to help share the schools ethos at an early stage.
- Questionnaires/online polls. This can be a useful way of seeing where a school may need to focus its delivery or awareness raising. A good idea is to send questionnaire or online polls to parents and then compare these with answers given by pupils to highlight any gaps or concerns.
- Sharing your Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) or School e-Safety Policy for use or adaptation in the home and inviting feedback and discussion from parents/carers. Use school parents groups/associations to help raise awareness and they can be a great place to talk about ways to engage with parents.
- Think outside the box! Screens (TV, computer) around school can also be a good way of getting parents more engaged with e-Safety by using a rolling presentation at parents evenings, school fetes, or other times when visitors are in the building such as school opening and closing times. Some schools have made a computer with internet access available to parents/carers (with AUPS) so that those without internet access at home can still access important emails and messages.
Running Parental Awareness Sessions to achieve a good attendance
Parental awareness sessions can be a really good way of engaging with parents about e-Safety in the home to promote a consistent and clear message. However attendance at such events can vary and therefore should not be used in isolation.
To ensure the best turn out schools could try the following methods:
- Send out an invitation letter to all parents/carers and the local community – this can be via a printed letter, text/SMS services and/or email. This should be sent out a few times as reminders.
- Schools could also highlight the event on the school website and/or School newsletter.
- Schools could display posters in the reception area, in public areas (e.g. fences, display boards in the playground) and also in the wider community e.g. Children Centers, local Shops, display boards etc.
- Work with local agencies e.g. Police, Community Wardens, Children's Centers, Libraries as they can help promote your event and may be able to help you engage with families who may not have attended otherwise.
- You may be able to entice parents by including a raffle or a reward for attending. Some schools have obtained prizes from local industry and raffled these at the events; other schools have offered discounts to school events or "freebies" etc.
- Providing refreshments can be a good idea (cake and tea/coffee is always a winning combination!) and some schools have found that offering a creche or space for children to be supervised whilst parents attend has increased attendance.
- It is also a good idea to ask parents when they would prefer the session to be offered e.g. morning, afternoon or evening, to ensure as many parents as possible can attend. Coffee mornings/afternoons can allow parents to attend just after or before the school run and evening sessions may help to accommodate families who work during the day.
- The best attended events have been organised with engagement and encouragement with the Schools Senior Leadership team and if possible any parents groups/associations or Family Liaison Officer/Parental Support Adviser etc.
- Sometimes avoiding using any technical terms can be helpful to stress that this event is not about ICT and computers, but is about keeping children safe.
- Using outside speakers such as local police can be very helpful to reinforce the schools messages however schools should not become too reliant on this approach as it can mean the school lose ownership of the issues. When using outside speakers schools should ensure that they are promoting the schools ethos (and are using up-to-date and appropriate materials) and make sure staff attend the session as outside speakers will not know your school , the pupils or the community.
- Don't be put off if the first event has a lower than expected attendance. If you've got the right balance then you'll find that word will spread on the playground about how useful the session was and the numbers should increase in the future.
Useful films/resources which can be used to run sessions and events for parents/carers include:
- CEOP's resources: "Where's Klaus" and "Parents Guide to Technology"- films, sample presentations, handouts etc are available at www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents and can be downloaded from www.thinkuknow.co.uk/teachers
- The SWGfL video "Do you know?' and "Golden Rules" videos can be downloaded from http://www.swgfl.org.uk/Staying-Safe/e-Safety-Movies
- "Not Knowing's not enough" for parents/carers is available online at http://explore.ee.co.uk/digital-living
- Digital Parenting Magazine available from www.vodafone.com/content/index/parents.html
- The Parent Zone: www.theparentzone.co.uk
- Know It ALL for Parents from Childnet International includes lots of material (including a sample presentation) and can be found at www.childnet.com/kia/parents/
- UK Safer Internet Centre www.saferinternet.org.uk have some great resources which can be shared with parents/carers. It includes quizzes, conversation starters, factsheets about types of devices and guidance on popular parental controls
- Get Safe Online – www.getsafeonline.org
- Family Online Safety Institue – www.fosi.org
- Internet Watch Foundation – www.iwf.org.uk
- Parents Protect – www.parentsprotect.co.uk/internet_safety.htm
- Other useful links can be found at www.kenttrustweb.org.uk/Children/safeguards_esafety_links.cfm
To support Kent schools and agencies with this Kent County Council are working with the Parent Zone to pilot training for professionals who want to engage with families. The Parent Zone – developer and distributor of Digital Parenting magazine have developed a new, groundbreaking training course for practitioners, aimed specifically at those working with parents. This one day course will equip staff to deliver high quality sessions and advice on e-Safety to parents and will be supported by the Kent e-Safety Officer. If you would like to find out more information about the training, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or Rebecca Avery, e-Safety Officer firstname.lastname@example.com
Please feel free to share useful resources or ideas you've found to help engage with parents/carers in the comments section.


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Harlem Village Academies, founded by TC alumna, aces state math tests
MSNBC.com's "Morning Joe" recently featured TC alumna Deborah Kenny, founder and CEO of the Harlem Village Academies in New York City. While fourth and eighth graders across New York State recently showed little progress on state math tests, 100 percent of Harlem Village Academy Charter School eighth graders demonstrated math proficiency on the tests.
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The Ultimate Preppy (Conyo) Fashion Guide
We've covered the musts for the 90's Hypebeast street style fashion. If that doesn't fit your style then the 80's preppy or, "Conyo", style should! Here are a couple of fashion tips to help enhance your classy attire from head to toe.
A simple cap will probably be the icing on the cake for your ultimate preppy attire. I suggest New Era caps as a sporty and cheap alternative. If you have cash to spare, Ralph Lauren, Gucci, and Lacoste are some examples of caps you may want to check out. However, I urge people to only wear caps when NEEDED, don't make a fool of yourself and wear them during night time or indoors!
1. Clubmasters should be your go-to when you're chilling in the beach over the weekend. Get yourself a pair of Ray-Bans and rock that beach club swag. I mean, look at how David Beckham owns the shades. That could be you one day.
2. John Lennon or Harry Potter circular lenses are my favorite picks. Circular is the new cool and anyone who needs a new pair of glasses. Whether, you're an aspiring wizard or a Beatles die hard, I urge you to try these out.
1. Ralph Lauren has always been the cornerstone for the preppy style. From the famous collared shirts to more simple pocket t-shirts, anyone wearing the trademark "Horse King" will always have that school boy appeal. Pricing may be an issue, but the quality of this clothing won't disappoint.
2. Tommy Hilfiger is another vintage preppy brand. Similar to Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger specializes on polo shirts and button downs.
3. The Fred Perry shirt is another famous preppy icon. This well-known collared shirt comes in many color designs. Get yourself a couple to fill your well-groomed wardrobe.
1. Colorful Shorts. Basically anything that looks like you're about to go swimming in the beach. Get yourself some of these vibrant shorts (no extra pockets please) in any kind of clothing store (Uniqlo, H&M, etc.) . More extreme measures, would include wearing these shorts, well, short. Very short. But it's your personal choice in the end.
2. Light Jeans like khaki or light blue are some really classy picks. This gives off a look of both professionalism and class. They can be used for any smart-casual to semi-formal event. Plus, they aren't too pricey!
1. Sperrys are probably still the most iconic preppy shoes in existence. You can never go wrong with buying yourself a pair and the best thing is that they are very flexible. From a draggy school day to a formal event, Sperry's will do!
2. Onitsuka Tigers are also ideal if you aren't a Sperry type of person. Onitsuka's are definitely more casual and I personally find them more comfy. They can be slightly pricey but totally worth it.
3. J.Crew or Gucci are more formal like but high-ended loafer choices. These are very expensive but are the most fancy footwear out there.


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Bedtime and Anti-Itch Tips for Eczema Sufferers.
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Eczema Bedtime Tips for Better Sleep
Does your eczema get in the way of a good night's sleep? Sleep is essential to our overall health and 7 to 9 hours is ideal. Eczema disruption can prevent you or your child from sleeping through the night and can cause tiredness and irritability, negatively impacting your daily activities and quality of life. There are steps you can take to improve your eczema and your restfulness, starting with these night time routines:
Get Aggressive with Your Moisturizer
Don't wait for skin to become red and bumpy. Make heavy moisturizing a part of your bedtime ritual from the start. Eczema may be present underneath the skin and waiting for it to show means that you're not treating it until it's already become uncomfortable. Moisturize every night, whether the eczema is visible or not to prevent your eczema skin from flaring.
Create an Itch-less Environment
If you or your child are prone to itching, make sure that the room is kept cool at night because overheating can be one of the triggers for itchiness. To help keep cool air circulating throughout your home, open the window during the day, then close it at night, and put the central heating on low.
When dressing for bedtime, remember to choose plain lyocell sheets or 100% cotton sheets and bedding that aren't too heavy. Also, try to choose tencel® fabric or loose fitting 100% cotton pajamas that are comfortable for sleeping in. Tencel® fabric is ideal for eczema but hard to find. If you can't find tencel® fabric in your size or your child's size, 100% cotton is the best option.
Bathe (and Moisturize) Before Bed
To help lock in the moisture barrier, take a lukewarm bath at night before bed followed immediately with full body moisturizer. We recommend a lukewarm bath over hot water as hot water can strip dry skin of essential oils. Lukewarm baths are best for eczema.
Wet Wrap Therapy for Moderate to Severe Eczema
Wet wrap therapy (wet wraps) for eczema has been recommended by doctors for 20 years as an excellent treatment to bring down inflammation and itch. Recent research reports a decrease in eczema symptoms by 75% in 5 easy treatments. Done at night, wet wrap therapy can calm the itch for a more restful sleep. We highly recommend this treatment if the itch of eczema is affecting you or your child's sleep.
Other Helpful Tips
Eliminate Digital Disruptions
Electronics with bright screens like cell phones and iPads can lead to a poor night's sleep because the blueish light confuses our bodies into thinking it is day time. Turn off all electronics including the TV well before lights out, and try to remove all electronics from the bedroom at night. If you have a clock radio as your morning alarm, set the light to its lowest setting and turn it away so that it isn't facing the bed. Reading before bed in a quiet room is the best way to prepare for bedtime.
Don't Eat Before Bed
There's some truth to the idea that eating before bed can cause nightmares, or at least sleep disruptions. On the other hand, going to bed on an empty stomach makes falling asleep equally challenging, and can also be a problem for your blood sugar levels. Allow for at least two hours between your last meal or snack and bedtime.
Develop a Regular Sleep Schedule
Going to bed at the same time every night helps to regulate the body's internal clock and hormones that control your wakefulness and sleepiness. Regular sleep routines set your body's clock on the right track. Try to create a relaxing, regular sleep routine that includes bathing, moisturizer, maybe a glass of water, and some quiet reading before lights out. These habits can help put your brain and body into bedtime mode.
Eczema doesn't have to get in the way of a good night's sleep. Follow the 6 steps outlined here to create habits that will help you to get a healthy 7 to 9 hours sleep each night. You'll feel better rested, less irritable, more comfortable, and happier overall – and it will help your eczema too!


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The Robert Frederick Smith Explore Your Family History Center provides digital resources supporting the preservation, digitization, and sharing of African American family history. Visitors receive expert guidance on genealogy, oral histories, and how to preserve family films, videos, and photographs.
Community Curation in Chicago!
The Community Curation project connects African American communities across generational divides by preserving our history through the sharing of stories, photos, and videos to the Museum's online community collection.
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Public Programs
Visit the Explore Your Family History Center on the 2nd floor of the Museum in our Explore More! gallery to research your family history using our online genealogy database services, view objects from the Collection, and engage with our interactive digital experience, Transitions in Freedom: The Syphax Family, which traces the history of African American families from slavery to freedom through archival documents, maps, photographs, and other records.
Daily public programs and workshops provide in-depth information and hands-on learning opportunities related to genealogy research and family history. On the second Saturday of each month, the Museum offers special programming to visitors in the areas of genealogy, oral histories, digital archiving and preservation, and more.
The Robert Frederick Smith Explore Your Family History Center supports three key initiatives that support the Museum's mission to engage new audiences and explore collaborations beyond Washington, D.C. while creating opportunities to tell the American story through the lens of African American history and culture. The Center is also home to the Museum's Great Migration Project, an innovative initiative that offers Museum visitors digitization services for their family's home movies.
Community Curation
The Community Curation Program is an innovative digital first initiative bridging the generational digital divide in African American communities. By bringing access to digitization services to diverse communities across the country and creating a unique online platform, the program supports the preservation and sharing of our family and community stories.
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Internships and Fellowships
Internship and fellowship opportunities help to build a professional pipeline for historically underrepresented individuals to grow successful careers in the cultural sector.
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Professional Curation Program
The Professional Curation Program identifies, researches, and acquires historically significant media collections for the Museum's Collection. Films, audio recordings, and photography documenting African American life are all a part of the collection supported by the Center.
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Search the Museum's Collection for objects related to African American family and community traditions.


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How To Overcome Your Fear Of Being On The Road?
Whether you happen to be a first time driver, or even an old hand at driving, you will sometimes need a good dose of confidence before tackling the road. If you have recently experienced or been involved in an auto accident, the fear of driving might be strong enough to make you avoid the act of driving. However, learning to drive safely can help you avoid your triggers and minimize the potential dangers so that you can carry on using your vehicle. With that said, here are some tips that might help you overcome your fear of driving and embrace the challenge of the open road.
Get assistance In order to overcome any nervousness about driving, you might need the assistance of a friend or a professional. This will depend on the source of your driving anxiety, so make sure you know what you want in the first place. Accordingly, make sure that you take the required driving lessons in Butler in order to be confident about your skills on the road, since this is likely to help you be a better driver as well. Once you have received professional instruction, you can even ask a friend to help, in order to get better at driving. Driving along with someone you trust can help you feel more comfortable with the act, and it will also come in handy should you ever get into any trouble while driving.
Familiarize yourself with everythingFamiliarizing yourself with both the vehicle as well as the rules of the road should be an essential part of learning for you in order to help you get over your confidence issues. There are many options when it comes making yourself a better intuitive judge of any issues involving either your car or the practice of driving. One of these is to review the rules of the road and make sure that you are knowledgeable of the highway. For this, you can book an appointment with a reliable driving instructor, and this is sure to boost your confidence greatly. Alternatively, you will also need to familiarize yourself with the machine itself, since this will help you feel self-sufficient when dealing with any potential crises. Get more info from driving schools in Wanneroo.
Practice being on the road in a safe areaBefore unleashing yourself on the more dangerous stretches of highway, make sure that you have the opportunity of practicing your driving skills in a safe area. Practicing in a quiet street can help you get used to all the various driving tasks and even help you become adept at handling your vehicle on the road, which will help you feel more comfortable overall.


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Filing an offer in compromise is an excellent way to considerably reduce your delinquent taxes with the Internal Revenue Service or IRS. However, it is a difficult process as for any reason it may get rejected. Usually, the IRS takes around one year to process the request. One will have to remain updated in tax filing and payment even though the offer is under progression. Frequently, taxpayers create a serious blunder of paying past tax debts using the limited resources; instead they should pay current year's taxes in order to have the application approved.
To eliminate back taxes an offer in compromise is an effective option. This option allows a taxpayer to negotiate with the IRS to reduce the total of the debt owed. In short, offers in compromise resolves IRS back taxes without having to pay the total back tax, penalties, and interests that is due. The IRS settles the debt for less than full payment. Since the entire process is quite complicated; therefore, it is beneficial to seek help from a professional tax resolution company like Tax Tiger. An experienced tax professional ensures that the taxpayer do not miss any chance for acceptance of the offer.
The company has the benefit of a national outlook about the Offer in Compromise process, because they have active cases all over the United States, which helps remove the exploitation of tax law and inhibit needless mistakes while negotiating Offer in Compromise settlements. The company has the potential to settle cases at the lowest amounts which the IRS allows for each eligible taxpayer. To find out if the individual is eligible for the Offer in Compromise settlement, it is important to complete IRS Form 433 or 433-A. In these forms everything related to the financial information should be disclosed.
This includes the details such as:
- Name
- Address
- Account numbers of all bank accounts.
In addition three months statements on each account should be provided.
This Offer in Compromise agreement is intended to be in the best interest of the government and the taxpayer. It is only with the assistance of Tax Tiger, one can successfully negotiate a fair-minded and practical agreement allowing the taxpayer to pay back the debt and make progress financially. A tax relief attorney makes sure that all necessary paperwork required for an Offer in Compromise is filed. This prevents the IRS from rejecting the request based on filing or paperwork violations.
Tax Tiger offers the Offer in Compromise services to the small and medium scale businesses, employees from foreign countries working in the this country, foreign investors, corporations, individuals, independent and freelance worker, companies, Foreign corporations investing in this country, and the employees from this country who are working in a foreign country. The company provides services to the entire United States from office locations in the San Francisco Bay Area, Denver, Austin, Texas, Colorado, Minneapolis / St. Paul, San Diego (Carlsbad), Minnesota, and Sacramento, California.
Thus, it can be said that a professional tax attorney can help in resolving the IRS tax debt with an Offer in Compromise effectively.


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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Fit Better in Your Cute Jeans
If you are longing to look better in your cute jeans and having trouble meeting that goal, you might be surprised at the technology that is available to you. There are NEW techniques in liposculpture that offer a gentler, kinder and absolutely safer technique for removing unwanted fat. If this sounds like something you may be interested in, call us to discuss how Tumescent liposculpture assisted by Lipolite laser lipolysis can work for you.
This technique has three important parts:
Step 1: Tumescent fluid is used to bathe the areas to be treated. Tumescent fluid is a very dilute mixture of saline with lidocaine (an anesthetic) and epinephrine (to close off the blood vessels around fat cells). This important step adds additional time and effort on the surgeon's part but is well worth it for the patients. The use of tumescent anesthetic minimizes bleeding during the procedure making it so much safer. It also decreases bruising and leads to shorter recovery time.
Step 2: Liposculpture is performed with the use of very small "cannulas" or metal tubes. These tubes are as small as the tip on a pen, which is a major advance in technology. They are connected to a suction tube to pull the fat out. Because they are so small, we no longer have to make large openings to do the procedure, so, the scars left are very small. So small, in fact, that they do not even require stitches. This allows us to deliver amazingly precise sculpting minimizing the risk for irregularities (lumpiness) and allows for more smooth results. It also ensures less trauma during the procedure which leads to less bruising and faster recovery.
Step 3: "Lipolite" laser lipolysis – is the latest in laser lipolysis (like Smart Lipo). With Lipolite, a special tiny cannula with a laser tip is inserted in the openings made for liposculpture and the areas are heated using the laser. This provides more coagulation so there is less bleeding, less bruising, faster recovery. Another important advantage is that heating the skin during liposculpture will allow for better skin contraction. For older patients at risk for loose skin after lipo, Lipolite is a major advance.
So if you are longingly looking at those cute jeans and wishing you could fit in them, give us a call. Scripps Ranch Dermatology & Cosmetic Center can help. Here's to YOU, at your best!
There is Help for Acne Sufferers
Acne is not just a problem for teenagers; it can affect people from ages 10 through 40. It is not unusual for women, in particular, to develop acne in their mid- to late-20s, even if they have never had a breakout. Acne can cause a lot of trouble with self-esteem for those with severe cases. It can appear on the skin as any of the following, wherever there are oily (sebaceous) glands, mainly on the face, chest, and back:
- Congested pores
- Whiteheads
- Blackheads
- Pimples
- Pustules
- Orcysts
For severe acne, we treat our patients with Photodynamic Therapy. The process includes washing the face with acetone. Then a light microdermabrasion is performed. We apply the Levulan (which is activated by the laser light) to the area being treated and it is left on for about 30 minutes. Then the levulan is washed off and laser treatment follows.
Levulan is a 20% solution of ALA (Aminolevulonic Acid is natural substance found throughout our body). The Levulan targets active acne cells and is absorbed by the sebaceous glands. Once the levulan is activated by the laser's light the skins oiliness decreases. The appearance of pores is minimized, and the entire skin texture improves.
See this video from San Diego Living with Cassandra's story how we helped her improve her self-esteem and allowed her to wear her hair up, off her face, for the first time. She had a dramatic improvement after just one treatment! We helped her and we can help you too. Contact Scripps Ranch Dermatology & Cosmetic Center to learn more.
Beautiful Lips Can Be Yours
Nothing can be hotter than beautiful lips! And we can help you achieve the look you want with natural looking, youthful appearing, volume. I tell my patients that the women with lips that you can point out and say "she had hers done" are the unfortunate victims of poor work by the physician. When administered artfully and skillfully, these fillers will give beautifully, and perfectly done lips which will blend in with your face and just enhance your overall beauty – not change the way you look. Most of the time no one will be able to really tell you had your lips done…but be prepared for compliments like "You look good" or "You look younger" because nothing rejuvenates the face more than the great lips!
If you are looking for significant results that will last 6-9 months (or longer if you are one of those lucky ones) injectable fillers like Restylane or Juvederm is the way to go. Also if you have those pesky smoker's lines, or more advance wrinkling of the lips, forget the topical lip plumpers, the injectable fillers can dramatically and instantly make you love your lips again!
Great lips are so vital to our aesthetic beauty and our general well being, (and I believe that sincerely), that plumping lips is one of the most common procedures I perform in our center. And because fillers deliver instant results (like magic) which patients are so happy about, and reflects on my artistic ability (not all doctors can do this well), I just love doing this procedure.
If you want to feel sexier, nothing can give you the feeling more instantly than having your lips plumped…even just a little. So, look at yourself in the mirror and imagine your lips sexy and luscious – they're only an office visit away. Visit Scripps Ranch Dermatology & Cosmetic Center to learn more.


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PICKERINGTON, Ohio — The American Motorcyclist Association has released the schedule for the 2019 Beta AMA National Dual Sport Series, presented by Kenda Tires, featuring 16 multi-day events organized by AMA-chartered clubs and promoters in 12 states.
Dual sport motorcycling combines on-highway riding with off-highway exploration. Dual sport bikes are street-legal motorcycles that are capable of navigating single-track trail. The Beta AMA National Dual Sport Series, presented by Kenda Tires, is a series of the best organized dual-sport rides in the country. Since 1987, participants have explored some of the most remote parts of America on routes mapped by local experts.
The title sponsor of the series is Beta, and one lucky series participant will win a Beta motorcycle at the end of the 2019 series.
"The 2019 series marks Beta's fifth year as the title sponsor for the AMA National Dual Sport Series, and we are looking forward to more," Beta USA President Tim Pilg said. "The series has been a great asset to our business and has helped us to grow our dual sport model sales. We hand out goodie bags to all of the event participants, and the series also allows our dealers to display at the events. It is a win-win the way we see it."
AMA Recreational Riding Manager Heather Wilson said the series attracts both casual trail riders and former racers, and many events feature alternate routes that appeal to different levels of rider skill.
"The fellowship found in dual sport riding is unparalleled," Wilson said. "There is no better way to enjoy some amazing trails, while knowing a few hundred other participants are there to support you, whether it's your first dual-sport event or you are returning to tackle a difficult trail section."
The terrain for dual sport events is as varied as the country itself, from thick forests to desert sand. Routes feature a mix of private and public land throughout the series.
Supporting sponsors for 2019 include AMA Member Benefits Partner ADVmoto. Event participants will be entered to win products from sponsors Seat Concepts and IMS Products.
2019 Beta AMA National Dual Sport Series, presented be Kenda Tires schedule
April 27-28: Perry Mountain Tower Run Dual Sport Ride
Perry Mountain Motorcycle Club -- Stanton, Ala.
June 1-2: Durty Dabbers
Durty Dabbers Motorcycle Club -- Lock Haven, Pa.
June 8-9: Ozark 200
Arkansas Dirt Riders Inc. -- New Blaine, Ark.
June 8-9: Ride for Research
Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders -- Wabeno, Wis.
June 22-23: Big Bear Run
Big Bear Trail Riders -- Big Bear, Calif.
July 20-21: Copperhead National Dual Sport
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club -- Logan, Ohio
Aug. 3-4: Mountain Madness
Coconino Trail Riders -- Flagstaff, Ariz.
Sept. 7-8: Land Between the Lakes 200 National Dual Sport
K T Riders -- Dover, Tenn.
Sept. 14-15: Baby Burr National Dual Sport
Enduro Riders Association -- New Plymouth, Ohio
Sept. 14-15: Show Me 200
Midwest Trail Riders Association -- Bixby, Mo.
Sept. 28-29: Big Woods 200
Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders -- Wabeno, Wis.
Sept. 28-29: Yosemite Dual Sport Adventure
Family Off-Road Adventures -- Buck Meadows, Calif.
Sept. 28-29: Buffaloe 500 National Dual Sport
Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club -- Columbus, Ind.
Oct. 5-6: Shenandoah 500
Washington Area Trail Riders -- Mount Solon, Va.
Nov. 2-3: Hammer Run
Tri-County Sportsman M/C -- Port Elizabeth, N.J.
Nov. 29-30: L.A. - Barstow to Vegas
District 37 Dual Sport -- Palmdale, Calif.
The series schedule and detailed information about the events can be found at www.americanmotorcyclist.com/Riding/Dual-Sport-Riding. Participants must be current AMA members.
Be sure to follow the series' official Facebook page at www.facebook.com/AMADualSport. Post your photos from the events on social media using #AMAdualsport.


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prefrontal cortex of the brain normally "gets a grip" on excessive anxiety by moderating the activity of a more primitive region known as the amygdala. When this prefrontal-amygdala connection is weak, excessive anxiety can be the result.
The scientists found that when 20 healthy subjects watched standard test images of "fearful" faces, brain activity increased on the fMRI scans. The increases seemed to map to a nerve-fiber bundle known as the uncinate fasciculus (UF)—a major connection between the temporal lobe, which houses the amygdala, and the frontal cortex.
The researchers also found that the thickness of this fiber tract varied inversely with the subjects' scores on a standard psychological test of inherent anxiety, known as trait anxiety. "So if the two areas are strongly connected, you tend to show lower levels of [the] trait anxiety, and if the connections aren't as heavy, you tend to be more anxious," Whalen says.
moderating influence on the simpler, more impulsive and less flexible structures of the limbic system, which humans share with other mammals.
"The prefrontal cortex is supposed to keep areas like the amygdala in check, and instruct them that, for example, 'I know that's a snake, but it's behind a piece of plexiglass, so we're good,'" Whalen says. "It's much like a parent and child. Children are less flexible in their responses to situations than parents, whose job is to instruct them and help them regulate."
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