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Head coach Jeff Cheatham and Round Rock receive a major test this week, as they host Belton at Dragon Stadium on Thursday at 7 p.m. in week two action.
The 1-0 Dragons easily disposed of their week one opponent, Harker Heights, 36-7 on the road last Friday, for one of just two season-opening victories since 2008. Cheatham points to the rare season-opening win as a massive building block for this season's playoff aspirations.
"We have always had to play an extremely difficult schedule and it's hard to get going that way," Cheatham said on Wednesday. "We're very fortunate to start 1-0."
Belton enters the game at 0-1, due to a loss to perennial state championship contender Westlake last week. Still, the Tigers cannot be overlooked. Belton ousted Round Rock last season by a 38-14 decision, on their way to the 6A state playoffs.
"0-1 doesn't matter, Belton is a good opponent," Cheatham said. "Our goal is to just keep getting better each week, and Belton is probably saying the same thing."
On the flip side, Round Rock's offense is as good as anyone's in the area, and will be a critical part of any success the Dragons have on Thursday. When Round Rock tallied 36 points at Harker Heights last week, it was the seventh consecutive game in which they scored 28 or more points.
"They're all good players, and I can't put it any other way," Cheatham said. "Ryan O'Keefe is a threat with his legs and his arm, and he's got four legitimate wide receivers and a great backfield. We have most of the guys from last year (on offense), so there's a lot of continuity and a lot of flow with that group.
"We aren't really leaning on one thing here, we just try to balanced running and throwing the football."
The up-tempo, lethal offense posted 325 yards on the ground last Friday. O'Keefe, the second-year starting quarterback, and running back Marquis Brown ran for 112 yards each, with Brown rushing for three touchdowns in addition to O'Keefe's 70-yard scoring run.
Starting the season off at 2-0 would be huge for Cheatham and his crew, especially with district play right around the corner. "If we're 2-0, we're all going to be tickled to death, but right now our biggest goal is just to get better and see where we're at."
With a nine-team District 13-6A, Round Rock plays eight district games, with this week's bout against Belton being their final non-district matchup of 2017. The district schedule begins after an idle weekend with a Friday, Sept. 21 face-off against cross-town foe McNeil.
"We're still trying to shore up some positions and get them completely worked out going into the bye week," Cheatham said. "It would be good to see some progress going into week one (of district play)."


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I told you I'd use an argyle pattern for this one (and self-made, in totally vector form). Again, an idea I had for a little while. Now here it is materialized.
The particularity of this wallpaper is how it gets away only very basic elements. All models (by nya) were rendered using MMD stock settings with no effects whatsoever. The processing you see is made with Photoshop. Some inexperienced viewer might think I used an MME effect where in fact it's not the case. I also reintroduced my usual play with typography (Univers Condensed and Ultra Condensed are used here). I think it's a tiny little more inspired than the previous one with Reimu. Anyway, you'll be the only judge. Even if people end up not interested in them, my wallpapers remain a hobby, and I like making them. So I'll keep on anyway.
Now here's the beast (click on thumbnails for original size):
The 2K one is actually 2650×1600 in size instead of 2560×1600! I only typed a wrong number when beginning the project. It's my mistake. Anyway, it shouldn't make any difference when cropping.
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Not offering a VGA variant this time because the contents of the SVGA one fit the entire VGA resolution when cropped, without suffering too much… in case any retrogamer and old 14′ CRT PC monitor user might stumble across this page. 😛
Someone on Reddit suggested the idea of a mobile resolution, too. Definitely something to think about for later attempts (which would require producing in portrait, too).


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Mapping the Rapid Loss of America's Agricultural Land
"American Farmland Trust, which since 1980 has been attempting to save agricultural land in the U.S., has compiled a huge assessment of the movement of farmland between 1992 and 2012," according to an article by Dan Nosowitz.
The "Farms Under Threat" report finds multiple causes for the decline of agricultural land, including the relatively low earnings associated with the agricultural industry and the value of the land, "especially if that farmland is near a city or town." A lack of available land for farmers is also creating an obstacle for new farmers, according to the National Young Farmers Coalition.
The article includes a list of some of the "scary" findings of the report. The headline reads that the United States lost 31 million acres of farmland to development, in total, between 1992 and 2012, which comes out to175 acres per hour, or 3 acres per minute.


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Today, I felt like having an adventure, so I decided to drive about an hour to a wine sale. (Hey, sometimes adventures start with booze.) I thought I should take some time in nature as well, so I looked for the nearest large green spot on the map.
Volga River State Recreation Area (Iowa) is where I ended up, and I'm elated about this random discovery.
The park is miles wide and filled with multi-purpose trails, campsites, equestrian camping areas, hunting/fishing areas, and gorgeous views. Not to mention it has a river running through it and a lovely lake.
So if you're an Iowan or just passing through, I'd take some time to give it a go if I were you. Some people think Iowa is just cornfields and hog confinements…
And those people are right. (hahaha)
But in the nooks and crannies in between, I'd say we have a lot to offer. 🙂
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Finding Comfort in Heterosexuality
In my last post, I briefly touched on the ways that I've changed my behavior "since becoming more and more public with my work on masculinity and changing up my hypermasculine tendencies - language, tone, cadence, posture, demeanor, etc." I didn't make the connection during that post but afterward, I realized what I was talking about was just becoming more comfortable with my sexuality, that which I've called heterosexuality but who knows really what that is. I've fought hard to not disclose my sexuality in my work because I feel fetishized in some strange way. I think it is extremely important, in this instance, to be explicit about my heterosexual identity because this piece can easily be thrown into the pile of the "problems for those gay people over there."
How is heterosexuality ever uncomfortable?
We often subscribe to the idea that heterosexuality is comfortable. I've been spending a lot of time becoming more and more comfortable with my heterosexuality (it even sounds weird doesn't it?) over the past few years as I learn more about my intersectional anti-patriarchal stance on masculine performance. To become more comfortable, one has to be uncomfortable - see my logic here?
How do traditional masculine values make heterosexual men uncomfortable?
Language - Between No-Homo and That's so Gay, there are a ton of different ways we use language as a tool to create anxiety and discomfort around our sexuality. I've experienced people question my sexuality for using words like tummy rather than stomach - ridiculous, I know. It likely has more to do with insecurity and discomfort than the actual language, although it is a nifty tool to oppress!
Clothing - My experience being policed through attire really deserves a few posts. I've even caught myself doing some of this as I entered the professional world, attempting to ensure that people understood the norms and expectations of business attire: how to tie the tie, when to wear the belt, etc. All of these things keep us on edge and the hint of questioning our sexuality in the back of all of our minds takes a toll.
Interests/Hobbies - Dare I say I'm learning how to crochet after years of being interested and being shunned for it as if it wasn't something I could do while having sex with women - insanity, but real life stuff.
There has to be a ton more but we will leave it there.
What have I done to become more comfortable?
Challenge all that nonsense. Take a minute and examine what is happening and just challenge that caveman thinking. There may be a part two of this idea that will explore the ways that white supremacy, capitalism, and patriarchy set the foundation and continues to reinforce these crazy pressures we put onto each other. I'm a big fan of reflection and so I spend a lot of time processing my day and my thoughts and my interactions with people to try to better equip myself for future interactions.
I'm just saying. I want to be and sex freely without worrying about feeling like I have to hide or share my sexuality with others for whatever reason, especially when we really don't understand sexuality in the first place. Maybe someone does. I'd like to learn. Lastly, I try to learn as much as I can and stay open to new ideas and possibilities about myself and everyone around me, even those I don't see or will never see or know.


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After working overseas for twenty years, Julie Heuduck came back to Louisiana two years ago to finish up a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) master's program. Upon returning, she brought back a plethora of local, national and international nursing and health care experiences that has formed the foundation of her nursing career. Her desire to work with the HIV population began when she saw her parents cooking and taking care of HIV persons over thirty years ago. Ever since then, she has been involved with the HIV community. For the past two decades, she did HIV work in South America, where she raised her three girls. Being involved with the local HIV community in Asuncion-Paraguay, many opportunities arose to teach about the transmission of the virus and many other facts about HIV. The "perfect" time arose several years ago for her to return to the USA, and with much pleasure, she found the Baton Rouge local chapter of ANAC on last year. Julie states, "Being a member of BRANIAC means working with a strong and determined group of colleagues of the Baton Rouge community who enjoy working with HIV clients. Nursing is rewarding and fulfilling knowing we work with a population of persons who truly appreciate their healthcare providers".
Upon completion of the FNP track in December, Julie hopes to continue working with persons infected with HIV.
When the Chapter of BRANIAC was asked, "What do you all think about Julie?" The collective response was, "Julie has been an asset to our chapter since the day she attended her first meeting. Her eagerness to learn is infectious. She has been a wonderful recruiter for us, bringing many coworkers and friends with her to our meetings. Her experiences in nursing and her love for it have brought a renewed sense of pride and confidence to our group!"
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By using sail technology the Tradewind wind turbine "Square Rigger" – captures much higher levels of the available wind energy than turbines of similar size.
This is particularly important in areas of constant but low-level wind, and this includes reduced wind level night operation (when solar panels are dozing).
The Tradewind turbines have a number of key design benefits:
1. Capable of high energy capture for its height (only 10 metres) and swept area
2. Effective in low wind speed ranges, starting at just 3 metres per second of wind
3. Operates across a broader range of wind speeds than conventional turbine designs
4. Low turning with low visual impact, generating high torque
5. Quiet in operation with low environmental impact
6. Wildlife friendly (the first turbine ordered is providing power to a medical clinic in a Kenyan game reserve)
7. Low manufacturing cost using globally available components and manufacturing techniques
8. Dual purpose – generates electricity or provides mechanical power for pumping
Square Rigger performance data:
Electrical output 7 kilowatts and it will generate over 7,000 kilowatt hours per year at a low mean wind speed of just 5 metres per second.
Will pump in excess of 360 cubic meters per day at a mean wind speed of 8 metres per second
The Square Rigger has undertaken trials with the UK MoD for providing renewable power to forward operating bases and the UK Coal Authority for providing a renewable energy wind pump for the management of contaminated water from mining.
Square Rigger markets:
The Company sees huge potential demand, domestically and around the world, for on and off grid electricity production and for pumping applications in mining, agriculture for drainage and irrigation, water provision, treatment, management, aeration, fish farming, desalination, conservation and associated sectors.
About Tradewind Renewable Energy:
Tradewind Renewable Energy Ltd was established in December 2009. Research and Development has been undertaken over three years both in-house and in conjunction with a knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Exeter University. Tradewind has been funded by a combination of: private equity; Cleantech matched loan funding; Springboard loan funding; and a Grant for Business Investment.
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The Company is currently seeking additional funding and joint venture partners/licensees domestically and overseas to facilitate large scale manufacture and sales of the Square Rigger.
Detailed design, technical information and contacts can be found on the Company's website at http://www.tradewindrenewableenergy.com
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Stevan Jovetic is set to end his unhappy career at Man City and join Inter Milan, according to the Italian giants Twitter account.
Jovetic, who played just 30 times in two years for Man City after he joined from Serie A club Fiorentina, will have a medical in Milan on Tuesday.
He signed for Man City for £22 million, but the fee last season's Premiership's runners-up will receive for him is as yet undisclosed. He will be Inter's second significant signing of the summer after the signing of Geoffrey Kondogbia from Monaco.


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7 must-dos for families visiting Disney's zoological park
Disney's Animal Kingdom – the largest theme park in the world – is undergoing a transformation. The long-awaited Rivers of Light extravaganza has finally debuted. And Disney recently confirmed that Pandora: The World of Avatar will open at the park in May 2017 (six years after it was first announced!) as part of the largest expansion in Animal Kingdom's history. Besides these new attractions, there's 7 other experiences not to be missed!
Kilimanjaro Safaris is the rare ride that appeals to everyone, regardless of age. I have been lucky enough to go on a week-long safari in Africa, and still I was blown away by Disney's version of the experience! When you enter the safari jeep, you look up at a guide of more than 60 animals that you may see on your journey. The next 22 minutes are filled with "oohs" and "aahs" as the jeep winds its way through a preserve that rivals the landscape of East Africa. Lions, elephants, hippos, giraffes – they all go about their business as the jeep driver provides commentary laced with humor. While we enjoyed many aspects of Animal Kingdom, this ride alone made the park worth visiting.
KidTripster Tip: Plan to make the safari one of your first stops before the line starts to build. While you may want to consider using your Fastpass+ here during peak times, know that the line does move quickly, as safari jeeps depart every few minutes with up to 36 people on board.
KidTripster Tip: You even can do the Kilimanjaro Safaris at night for an entirely different experience.
While I found the safari to be the most memorable experience, Expedition Everest was my 7-year-old daughter's favorite ride. Hands down! The park's main roller coaster brings you face-to-face with a Yeti, or Abominable Snowman, the subject of folklore legend in the Himalayas. The ride around and through the mountain provides enough thrills (it even goes backwards for one stretch) to entertain all ages, without being too scary for little ones who just meet the 44-inch minimum height requirement. With a price tag of $100 million, the ride made the Guinness Book of World Records for being the most expensive roller coaster ever built!
KidTripster Tip: Make sure you also head to this ride early in the day as the line gets long. This ride is also a great choice for using your Fastpass+ on busy days.
While Animal Kingdom may be light on traditional rides, it arguably features the two best live shows at Walt Disney World, starting with Festival of the Lion King. From large parade floats to acrobats and performers in colorful tribal costumes, there is non-stop action and fun in all directions. The show is a favorite for all ages, and there's more than enough entertainment to keep even small children mesmerized for the full 30 minutes. The production is definitely one of the park's biggest treats.
KidTripster Tip: While there is a Fastpass+ option, you shouldn't need to use it here given the size of the theater, unless you want to increase the chances of your child getting pulled from the audience by a cast member to take part in the show. Only a few lucky ones sitting in the first few rows get that opportunity.
Everyone's favorite fish is the subject of Animal Kingdom's other popular live production, which is geared even more toward small children than Festival of the Lion King. The performance is a condensed musical version of the movie that features puppetry to bring the characters to life. The show is another park highlight, but if you're only in the mood for one large-scale production, Festival of the Lion King gets my vote.
KidTripster Tip: You should have no trouble getting into the show even at the last minute, so I wouldn't recommend burning a Fastpass+ here, even though it's available for priority seating.
This walking trail was our favorite for two reasons: hippos and gorillas. While you'll likely also see hippos on the Kilimanjaro Safari, the trail brings you up close to see them in their natural habitat. The trail takes roughly 15 minutes to get to the best part – the gorillas. My young daughter was in awe of watching a baby gorilla just a few feet away on the other side of the glass, playing around in a pail before running off to get a hug from mom.
KidTripster Tip: Animal Kingdom also features the Maharajah Jungle Trek, which is also worth a stroll and is home to tigers. But of the two trails, Gorilla Falls gets the nod.
This program is one of Animal Kingdom's best-kept secrets! It's basically an interactive scavenger hunt throughout the park that combines fun and education as kids learn about animals, conservation, and cultures. The program is free and open to all ages, but it'll resonate most with kids between 7 and 12 years old. After picking up a guide to start, kids earn sticker badges by completing hands-on challenges with Team Leaders scattered around the park - from finding out why flamingoes are pink to learning to play an African drum pattern. While each station takes just a few minutes to earn your sticker, there are 31 challenges in all, so most kids will need more than one day at the park to complete it. My daughter earned eight stickers, as we kept our eye out for Explorer stations throughout the day without making a concerted push to seek them out.
Yes, your child can get his or her face painted at any garden-variety birthday party or carnival. But face painting at Animal Kingdom is an art! Really! Look for the kiosks throughout the park. Trust me, those photos will be the favorite of your trip.
Katy Brown Troftgruben was bitten by the travel bug in college during a three-month journey around the world on the Semester at Sea program. The trip also inspired a 20-year career in broadcast journalism. She loves living in Oregon but looks for every opportunity to explore new territory with her husband and their 7-year-old daughter.


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Emerson Process Management introduces Micro Motion Advanced Phase Measurement (APM), a software option available on the Model 5700 Transmitter. The software solution helps improve measurement accuracy across diverse industries in challenging multi-phase applications such as direct wellhead and separator net oil measurement in the oilfield and starch concentration for food and beverage plants.
This multiple phase measurement solution provides insight into the complete flow stream, including oil, water, and gas, through an intuitive, local display. Leveraging Emerson's years of experience in providing solutions for process upsets or intermittent two-phase flow, Advanced Phase Measurement provides continuous, real time production data for oil, water and gas void fraction.
"Advanced Phase Measurement was designed with production engineers in mind, providing insight into production trends with a single device to reduce capital and operating expenses," said Kevin Borden, product manager. "You can track whether production is increasing or decreasing, allowing proactive management of changing field performance which ultimately equates to more dollars in your bottom line."
Advanced Phase Measurement has also proven useful for the life sciences and chemical industries, providing critical measurement insight to reduce waste, maintain product quality, and identify process upsets even in the presence of multiple phases.
For more information, please visit www.emersonprocess.com/APM.
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Could you be suffering from a serious food addiction and not even be aware of it at all?
This actually happened to me recently.
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This actually happened to me recently.
I went out for lunch to a lovely, healthy, organic coffee shop with a friend that I haven't seen for ages and she chose it because she is gluten free.
We were sitting down, having a lovely, healthy meal which you don't get many of in my local area, so this was a real treat for me.
I was just asking her about her diet and how she manages to stay gluten free and why she's gluten free and I was asking her what foods she avoids and she said that really it's just two things that she avoids.
She avoids gluten and that's because she has to, that she feels so sick if she eats anything containing gluten.
She notices immediately and she wouldn't be able to drive herself home because she would be falling asleep and her symptoms would be so severe.
The other thing that she avoids is chocolate and I said are you intolerant to chocolate?
And she said, no I'm not intolerant to chocolate but I am addicted to it and I just can't eat it without losing control of myself.
So I have decided that I'm never ever going to eat anything with chocolate in again.
There was actually a gluten free cake that contained chocolate, it was a chocolate brownie, and it looked so delicious and I ended up actually eating it.
And she avoided it and she had this other cake, I think it was a carrot cake, it was gluten free carrot cake.
And she said, even if the only cake that was on the menu was a gluten free chocolate cake I just wouldn't have cake because I've made the decision not to ever eat chocolate again.
And I said why would you do that?
And she said because I've got addictive personality and I'm just really, really addicted to it.
When I start eating it I can't stop.
I lose all sense of myself and I just didn't like having that feeling of being addicted to it so I just gave it up completely.
I just kind of took a step back because for a while now I've been struggling with chocolate.
Well, to be honest, it's been my whole life I've been struggling with chocolate and I have given up chocolate for periods of time myself.
I've been on say the raw food diet for six months and all sorts of other types of strict diets I've been on in the past.
I have actually avoided chocolate for maybe one to two years and when I do start eating it again I notice exactly the same thing, that I get so out of control that I just stop caring about everything else in the room.
All I want to do is eat more chocolate and I would do anything to get it.
I'll get in my car, I'll go and drive to the shop.
I'll go and buy the chocolate and I wouldn't do that for anything else.
And hearing her say that just made me realise that actually I do have a chocolate addiction. It sounds really silly.
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Everyone's got a chocolate addiction but for some people it is actually an addiction and they've shown that the chemicals in your brain that make you addicted to all kinds of drugs and alcohol and stuff, when you get addicted to food it's exactly the same reaction that happens in the brain.
Sometimes it's worse to deal with because people just make light of it.
They don't even take it seriously.
So I have decided from this moment on that I am not going to eat chocolate ever again.
I am saying that publicly to the world and if you come across anything that I've ever written where I say I like chocolate it's probably something old.
Because from this moment on I'm not going to eat chocolate again and I really want your support.
I would love you to think about is there anything that you are addicted to and would you be willing to give it up and join me.
I found this cool little test that you can take to see if you have a food addiction.
When I took it, sure enough, I answered yes to everything and yes I definitely have an addiction to chocolate.
Although it hurts me to say that because I love chocolate and I actually can't imagine my life without chocolate.
So this is, in real time, you are going to see me give up chocolate.
And I'll let you know in the future, future e-mails, future videos, how it goes for me.
But I have created some great steps that I'm going to follow myself to rid myself of my chocolate addiction and I want to share these with you and I want you to do it with me.
I also want to let you know that we are currently in the middle of my brand new seven day challenge called clean eating in a hurry.
Today is actually the last day of the challenge which is really sad, but for you it could be the turning point to a better future.
During today's video, which I have called adios addictions, brace yourself for this one.
It's a tough one but I promise it is going to be worth it for you, it's going to be worth it for me, for us to break through our addictions and get exactly what we want in our life without being controlled by food.
I'm going to give you my test to see if you have an addiction.
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3 Killer looks for New Years Eve
As the big night arrives where all eyes will be on the sartorial win you must deliver,
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For an edgier take on the New Year (and a more casual one) head for distressed jeans and a printed tee from Gucci - if you did want to dress it up a tuxedo jacket on top would add some rock star glamour.
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Two days in Rome isn't much time. In fact, two weeks in Rome, the Eternal City that was once the center of the universe, is not enough time to discover Rome's treasures and its romance. But a typical tourist can do a reasonable job in two days, hitting the highlights: The Vatican, the Colosseum, the ancient Roman forums, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. It can be done in two days even with time for a gelato and a traditional dinner in a family trattoria. And can be done at a relaxed pace if one bundles the sights according to geography and divides the days in half, devoting two of those halves to the Vatican.
The Vatican (one full day): Spend a full day at the Vatican. Don't rush here; appreciate the art and history at the center of Christendom. As you approach the Tiber River, take time to admire Castel Sant'Angelo on the right and the Ponte Sant'Angelo, the bridge lined with angel statues carved or inspired by Bernini.
Vatican City (an independent country) is situated a short walk beyond the river. You'll pass through Bernini's Colonnades and enter the enormous St. Peter's Square. Then it's a matter of apportioning your time, discovering the treasurers of the square, the Basilica, the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel.
Again, one might engage in a useful division of time in Vatican City. Spend a half day in the Bernini-designed St. Peter's Square and the Basilica, capped with Michelangelo's dome. The list of noteworthy sights in the Basilica is far too extensive to list here, but I can't resist mentioning two: Directly inside the Basilica and to the right is the incomparable Michelangelo-sculpted Pieta, breathtaking in its majesty, its detail and its "anima" (soul). And the Baldacchino, the Bernini-designed bronze canopy which dominates the nave, will take your breath away.
The other half day at the Vatican may be devoted to the Museum and the Sistine Chapel, adorned with paintings by Rafael, his master Perugino, Botticelli, Michelangelo's Last Judgment and, of course, his incomparable ceiling. Far too often, tourists rush through the corridors and salons of the museum on the way to the most famous chapel in the world. Try to be patient and spend a little time in the museum with the real treasurers of the Christian world. You can't be disappointed.
Center City Sights (half day): In a half day, you can start at the Spanish Steps, visit the Keats-Shelly memorial, and walk to the Trevi Fountain then on to the Pantheon. On this walk, you'll encounter modern Romans busy at work and play, you'll smell the espresso and you'll dodge the countless Vespas buzzing the city. You'll take time to toss a coin in the famous fountain and you'll pay your respect to Rafael at his tomb.
You can lunch at the nearby Piazza Navona, centered by Bernini's Fountain of Four Rivers.
Ancient Rome (half day): It is possible to spend a half day in ancient Rome and feel that you've accomplished your sightseeing mission. Start by climbing the various levels of the Colosseum, taking in its tortured place in history. Then visit the Arch of Constantine before walking the Via Dei Fori Imperali to the ancient Roman Forums. Take the tour if you can; you'll get more out of your valuable time. You'll walk the ground where Julius Caesar established his capital, you'll visit the house of the Vestal Virgins, the Curia, where the Roman Senate ruled the empire and you'll walk through a forests of fallen pillars, marble arches and the abandoned foundations of what was, 2,000 years ago, the center of the world.
If you have any energy left, it's a short walk from ancient Rome to the Piazza Venezia and the monument to Vittorio Emanuele (the huge white marble alter dedicated to the first king of united Italy). Around the corner, you can climb the steps to Michelangelo's graceful piazza, the Campidoglio.
Yes, you can explore the Colosseum to the Campidoglio in one afternoon, traversing the art and history of two millennia, from the birth of the Empire to the unification of modern Italy. You'll be exhausted but satiated. Of course, each of these historical and artistic treasures would be better appreciated if you could afford more time.
That's the major sights of Rome in 48 hours. You can still find time for dinner at
the Piazza Barbarini or on the Via Venato, as Fedrico Fellini once did. Better still, you can find a family-run trattoria along the Tiber or hidden among the ancient narrow streets of Trastevere.
There's lots more to Rome. If you can afford more time, you may want to visit the: Campo dei Fiore, Villa Borghese (gardens) and the Borghese museum, the Appian Way, the Mouth of Truth, the ancient aqueducts, Circus Maximus (not much remains), Baths of Caracalla, San Giovanni in Laterano (the Mother of all Churches), or Santa Maria della Vittoria. And there's more. If you had two weeks, you could explore each of the Seven Hills of Rome and all their treasurers. But perhaps this will get you started on two days in Rome. You'll go home with something to talk about and plenty of memories and photos.
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The Canadian Livestock Transport (CLT) program is a standardized course offering certification that is recognized throughout Canada and United States. The program is led by an industry initiative to address the need for increased accountability and improved handling practices in livestock transport.
The Certified Livestock Transport program was originally developed on behalf of the Alberta livestock industry, through the Alberta Farm Animal Care Association in 2007. All segments of the Canadian livestock and poultry sectors (including producers, transporters, processors, provincial and federal regulatory advisors, researchers and other industry professionals) contributed to its development.
In 2013, an updated and rebranded (Canadian Livestock Transport) version was launched after several years of consultation with all stakeholders.
Modules available for all major species transported in Canada (Cattle & Sheep, Swine, Poultry and Horses).
Key knowledge areas include: animal welfare, health, behaviour, laws and regulations, vehicle and handling techniques and emergency response.
The benefits of training and certification include:
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• Reduced livestock stress and injury during transport
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Features of the Centerline Resistance Bands
The MoveStrong Centerline Resistance Bands were designed for single or dual anchor-point attachment. Specifically designed for use on the MoveStrong Stall Bars, but can be used anywhere bands can be safely attached to a secure anchored point. Use with our single traditional handle or patent pending Dual Centerline Handle. Bands allow for use of diffrent handle types and other grip strength attachment tools such as the MoveStrong Cobra Grips or Globes.


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Jodi Peake considers herself to be very lucky to have been involved in agriculture all of her life, growing up with her two sisters on a Stud Beef Poll Hereford property in Northern New South Wales, Australia. From a very young age Jodi was always out the door following her Dad, Ken, fencing & doing cattle work.
From a young age Jodi showed cattle, going to many regional & royal shows. She has judged cattle at various shows throughout the years and participated in some of the first Junior heifer shows and later helped organise them. "It is great to see so many young people learn about the cattle industry and handling of cattle."
Jodi met her husband Stephen at a cattle show and they married in 1990. Together they run Bowen Poll Herefords & Peakes Angus Stud on their properties at Barraba & Emerald Hill along with their two sons Nick & Josh. The run about 600 stud cows, conduct an on property bull sale selling about 130 bulls every July.
Jodi has travelled to Canada & New Zealand meeting many cattle breeders along the way and always finds it great to hear how the cattle industry is doing in other countries. The people in agriculture Jodi has meet throughout the years have become her life long friends.
Jodi's roll in agriculture has been many and varied, from stud groom, jillaroo, AI tech, financial & books administrator, photographer, promotions and tractor driver. "I think that would be the same for most women involved in agriculture you adapt and do what is needed at the time to make the operation work."
Although at times life on the land can be hard with the constant watching of the weather and various problems that are thrown at you. Jodi thinks it has been a terrific journey and a great place to bring up children. Giving them life values of caring for the land, livestock and the people around you. "Eventually the hard work will pay off if you love what you are doing and striving to achieve. My goals for the future are to continue with breeding cattle, and maybe travel some more."
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Let me first declare my fraudulent credentials — I'm not a palaeontologist, I'm an oilman. But, like many geologists, my love of the science started in early adolescence, in my case when I first stumbled on the wonder of fossils while out hiking the Derbyshire Dales with my parents. Even now, after a long career dominated by seismic, logs, and petroleum systems, occasionally something happens to bring back that initial thrill. So I want to tell you about such a once-in-a-lifetime event that took place on a trip to Arctic Norway's Svalbard archipelago in 1984, ostensibly to study the petroleum potential of the Barents Sea.
The Arctic is one of the world's last great wildernesses. As a first-time visitor, I felt as if I was seeing everything with the first human eyes. I thought of Mary Anning walking the pristine Dorset shores a century or more before. Around the next corner, one might just stumble on something new and amazing. So it was that we were scrambling up the Upper Triassic shales of Miseryfjellet (Mount Misery) on Bear Island, the tiny frozen island south of Spitsbergen immortalized in Alistair MacLean's novel. Most of the party weren't interested in fossils and had ploughed on to the summit, while a couple of us were taking it more slowly, hoping for one of the rare Triassic ammonites that turned up from time to time.
Suddenly we spotted a few fossilized bones lying around, and excitedly started excavating — no doubt in a highly unprofessional way. Can you blame us? This was one of those cathartic moments I was telling you about. Hiding under large siltstone slabs we found more bones, including a backbone, rib cage, and skull, enough to show that this was a sizeable vertebrate. Then, to our astonishment, on lifting another slab we found… a sardine can! My acute geological insight told me immediately that this wasn't a Triassic can, so what was the explanation? A Norwegian friend had the answer; he remembered hearing a story that one of Norway's largest fossil vertebrates had been found — then lost again — on Bear Island many years before.
It turns out that the fossil, a giant amphibian, had been discovered during a Cambridge University ecological survey in the year of my birth, 1948. The party lacked the equipment to collect and curate the hundreds of bone pieces, so they took a few samples for study then covered the amphibian up again. A letter to Nature by J Lowy in 1949 described the find, and remarked that it was unlikely that the fossil would survive the ravages of the next few winters. But after briefly breaking the surface for the first time in 210 million years, our amphibian wasn't to be denied. In all probability it was further covered by slippage of scree material, allowing it to be preserved until we stumbled on it 36 years later. A bit of later detective work in dusty museum corridors resulted in us finding the original expedition's bone material and photographs. The photos showed the same fossil, albeit in slightly better condition. And there, sitting among the ribs and presumably for scale, was a gleaming new sardine can!
The amphibian is a plagiosaur, probably related to the genera Plagiosternum or Gerrothorax, but much larger than any known species of either. At 3 m (nearly 10 ft) long, it is considerably larger than any living amphibian. These forms supposedly had salamander-like external gills and are characterized by broad, shield-like skulls — the Bear Island amphibian's skull is an impressive 70 cm wide. The fossil was airlifted by helicopter off the slopes of Miseryfjellet with a little help from oil company money, and taken to the Palaeontological Museum in Oslo for restoration.
A friend and I published a brief note on the rediscovery, but unfortunately, that's where the story currently ends. Apparently decisions at the museum fell under the sway of a trilobite man who held all fossils younger than Silurian in contempt, and the restoration never took place. So one of Norway's most unique fossils fell victim to palaeontological tribalism, and our giant amphibian waits patiently to emerge into the light for the third time.
Doré, A G and B Wandaas (1985). Lost fossil amphibian of Bear Island. Geological Curator 4 (3), 169–171.
Lowy, J (1949). A labyrinthodont from the Trias of Bear Island, Spitsbergen. Nature 163, 1002, DOI 10.1038/1631002b0.
Romer, A S (1971). Vertebrate Palaeontology. University of Chicago Press. 468 p.


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Japan: Day 4 – The Road Back to Tokyo
We boarded the bullet train at Sendai station this morning, eagerly anticipating the upcoming views through the window. Getting the chance to see a city from afar is much different than the view from the middle. Sendai was one of the areas hardest hit by the tsunami in 2012, and there are placards at the airport showing where the water level reached during the flood. Since then, however, it appears the city has persevered. We were all very impressed with Sendai; both with the aesthetics and the friendliness of the citizens. I would definitely go back again on vacation if I had time.
Tokyo, from the little I've seen so far, is one of the most awe-inspiring cities I've ever visited. There are busy streets full of storefronts, and alleyways full of more storefronts intersecting those streets. It's like the compactness of New York, with the sprawl of Los Angeles, but bigger, fuller, and even more-populated. And you can't read anything, or recognize exactly what anything is. I think I could spend an entire year here and barely scratch the surface.
As if the busy streets full of shopping weren't enough, you've got train stations and subway stops bursting with more options. It seems all the best spots are located underground as part of the transit system. Hasegawa Liquors, one of Tokyo's most-revered whisky stores, is tucked away beneath the bustling city streets; part of a series of small, garage-style bodegas.
And don't forget the malls! Tokyo goes a lot further up than down. I'm still working on the subterranean selection. I can't even imagine what awaits over my head.
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The main school building consists of state of the technology and computer systems. The rooms are large, and room has a holographic fight table. The room style is similar to a university in which there are desks on either side of te class with a large floor for the teacher to walk around, and give lessons at will.
There are many other places in the vicinity. The school cafeteria nearby has two lines. One serves your meal of the day, the other line is pizza every day of the week. There are a few standing fight tables there, for those who want to get their fight on while eating.
There is also a gym, complete with weights and a tennis court. Games are held here often, scoreboards and everything. There's a pool right outside as well. It's not Olympic length, but it does the job quite well.
A place that gets special mention is the card shop. This place gets a lot of visitors, even from outside the school. It is constantly up to date with the latest boxes and packs. T
The lounge is where most people hang out in the afternoons. Music plays, there's a smoothie bar there where the students can work part time if they have the proper papers and permissions. There is a t,v with a video game system. Of course, there's also a holographic fight table for those who just love Card fighting to do it every second of the week.
There are three dorms that you get put into at random when you first arrive. Imperial Red, Sanctuary Gold, and Stardust Blue. These three dorms are separated from each other and have their own, unique styles off rooms and motifs. Each has a lounge of of its own, though not nearly as big as the main one. The genders are separated onto either sides of the dorms. No after hours sneaking around, though.
There are other areas, but none of which will be introduced at this time.
She walked up to the front of the assembly hall. As the student Representative of the second year glass, she would be the one welcoming the students this year. She nodded to herself, made sure her red uniform was visible from underneath her leather jacket- as long as part of your uniform was visible, you were in the clear.
She students were gathered in the from hall,. After a quick retake of the rules, it was Scarlet's turn to give her adress. She stood up from her place on the bench and walked over to the podium. Her face cool and relaxed, she looked over at all the first years and gave a warm smile. " I welcome everyone, new and old to the Vanguard Academy. The best and brightest from all of the world gave gathered here. Many of you want to be the best. Vanguarders, artists, any related job is here. My name is Scarlet Tachibana, and I'm the Year Representative of year two.
"if you have any questions, please feel free to ask me, the teachers, or any of your upperclassmen. We ARE here to help you all. Together, we are the future of vanguard, and of our own worlds. My best wishes to you all....Without further hesitation, lets begin deciding on where you were all live. Please note that once you are in a dorm, that is it. No changing it. Let's begin!"
The Red haired woman swirled her hair around and began announcing the dorms, which were in this order:
Imperial Red
Byakurai Toothy
George Dark
Ray Angels
Sanctuary Gold
Naruhi Sakata
Setchu Mimmo
Star White
Riku katsuragi
Matt Barker
Mizuka Payne
After all the names were caled, Scarlet set down, and the rest of the ceremony went without an hitch. After it was done, Scarlet stood back up. "We will now begin the introductory card fight. The first two the stand up fill compete in a duel before the entire school... Welcome, and enjoy your first year!"
well, there we go. its up and running. everyone have fun! first two to post will get the honor of cfing in front of everyone!


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Supporting Local Talent
In August 2017 we took our first step in supporting local athletes by sponsoring Naomi Ogbeta, an Olympic triple jump hopeful.
Naomi, daughter of Mathias Ogbeta (our product owner and lead developer of DataSwitch), has been competing in athletics since she was 12. We have been following her career for several years in which time shes has won; gold at the British Championships, silver at the Manchester International Event and bronze at the Junior European Championships.
It was in a conversation with Mathias that we realised we had an opportunity to support Naomi financially and provide equipment and clothing. Naomi is a full time student at Manchester University where she is studying Politics and Quantitative Methods and has to self fund the cost of her athletics training. Nick McGrane, our M.D wanted to help:
"We wanted to step outside the world of being an ERP technology provider and support local athletes and the K3 family. Naomi works incredibly hard at her sport. She is still a student and has to raise so much money herself to keep going. We're incredibly proud to be able to help with branded K3 kit and finance so she can concentrate on what she does best. We look forward to seeing her win a place in the Olympic team for 2020."
Nick McGrane, K3 Syspro M.D
Naomi opened her outdoor season at the British University Championships which she won with a jump of 13.46m.
We wish Naomi the best of luck for the upcoming Bedford international on the 28th May and hope her unbeaten streak continues for the rest of the season.
February 2018
February brought the British Senior Championships in Birmingham where Naomi managed to break her own British under 23 indoor record with a jump of 13.65m. A successful series of jumps deserves a couple of months off, which was convenient because it was the end of the indoor season.
January 2018
Naomi kicked off her indoor season in January by winning the Northern championships with a record jump of 13.33m. She then flew to Bratislava, Slovakia, where she won again with another record! This time the British under 23 indoor record with a jump of 13.52m.


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Good Sunday bloggers,
Saturday afternoon and evening we did have a few thunderstorms in northern Missouri, but they were few and far between. These are not drought busters. We need several rounds of widespread rain and thunderstorms and this pattern is not capable of producing widespread rain.
We have a set up Monday night for thunderstorms, but again, . . . → Read More: Are You Ready for Some Thunderstorms?


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Zaxby's is a chain of fast casual restaurants in south eastern United States. It operates more than 500 franchises and is mainly famous for buffalo rings, zalads and chicken fingers. The average set up cost for a Zaxby's franchise is around $950,000. Parent company charges the one time franchise fee which is in between $30,000 to $35,000. The royalty fee is about 5% and advertising fee is around 6% of the total annual sales.
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BOISE - A recent survey found more than 20 percent of high school students in Idaho have seriously considered suicide.
More than 1,800 high school students across the state participated in a survey done by the State Department of Education. Researchers found since 2009, the percentage of students who have considered suicide has been on the rise. The survey shows in 2017, 21.7 percent of high school students have considered suicide. That's the highest percentage in 10 years.
"A small uptick, but it's going the wrong direction," said Matt McCarter, who's with the State Department of Education.
It's a concern for the state department of education, he said, so they use the information collected from these surveys to help. They design programs and trainings to teach educators and students about how to address suicide.
"Sources of Strength is a program that's in about 47 schools right now. We grow every year," McCarter said. "It really focuses on cultivating resilience, hope, strength and identifying how students can leverage their internal sources of strength that help them get over something challenging or difficult. And how can they be a source of strength to their peers that may be struggling themselves."
The ideal goal is to have a variety of different programs and trainings available to school districts across the state. Even ones that go beyond those in the education system.
"Student contemplation of suicide is not a school issue alone," he said. "There's more forces at play." How can we leverage families, communities to be just as aware?"
George Austin, who's with the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline, agrees that it's united effort. He said getting rid of the stigma that comes along with suicide is a huge factor in making a change.
"The thing about suicide is that it historically has been a taboo subject," Austin said. "People don't like to talk about it. It's scary. The only way to really be safe from it is to engage in conversations."
He said isolation can play a role in suicidal thoughts, and showing someone they aren't alone can make a difference.
"Make sure that they know that it is safe to talk, and that you're not going to over react," he said. "For many people who are suicidal it's a relief that they actually get to share that this is something they've been wrestling with."
Austin said it's important to talk about these issues with your children whether they are showing signs. You can learn more about what those signs are and how to talk to your child here.
Anytime you or someone you know needs to talk, call the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline at (208) 398-4357.


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A recent investigation conducted by the Swedish research and technology institute Innventia has found very low damage rates to paper sacks on the way from the filler to the retail store. Most product losses occur due to poor handling practices at retail sites and can be avoided by informing and educating the responsible staff.
Based on the research work by Innventia, which tracked sacks from the point of fill to the point of sale, the level of damage to paper sacks for cement and other powdered building materials does not exceed one to two per cent. "In fact, it is our opinion that less than one bag per hundred is affected in this part of the supply chain," says Kennert Johansson, Senior Project Manager and member of the Innventia research team. "This is entirely realistic considering the evidence we have gathered." The investigation looked at the do-it-yourself (DIY) and the builders' merchant retail supply chains for paper and plastic form-fill-seal (FFS) cement sacks. The spoilage rates observed for FFS bags are comparable to those of paper sacks. "This finding refutes the recent claims that FFS bags are impaired less than paper sacks," says Stina Blombäck, Senior Adviser at CEPI Eurokraft and EUROSAC, the associations that commissioned the investigation.
Among the major causes of damage are incorrect palletisation and forklift operations like snagging or tine penetration. The level of spoilage varied greatly from store to store, suggesting that different procedures and handling practices have a significant impact on the sacks and can thus be prevented by education on best practices. "The study confirms that due to their unique properties, paper sacks ensure ideal protection and durable storage for powdered goods," says Stina Blombäck. "Nevertheless, we see the outcome as a challenge and are therefore working on a solution and guidelines for the industry in order to reduce damage and loss in the supply chain even further."


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8 Quick Tips to Keep Joy in the Holidays with Your Spouse (Including navigating family drama)/
Holidays are supposed to be happy family times, full of laughter and love. Yet, for many people, the holidays mean long, hard, unpleasant, stressful work. The more stress you pile up, the more you become grouchy with your partner and with your children.
How much of it has to do with outside and family expectations and how much we bring upon ourselves is not the issue I want to discuss – although it might be something worth thinking about. What I want to share with you are ways in which you can be less frazzled and more joyful in the midst of it all. After all, holidays are supposed to be joyful, right?
If you can keep your positive spirit, it will be contagious. After all, holidays should be a time of rejoicing and goodwill. The specific ways to less stress and more fun have to be individualized. Therefore, I'm going to give you eight simple and short suggestions, some general principles you can apply.
1. Evaluate expectations, values and meanings
Take time to find out what makes you and those around you happy – what everyone really wants to do. Remember that true joy has to do with celebration, meaning and connection to others. Will your employees really prefer a formal party, or a more informal one? Do you need to give a gift to everyone, or are there alternatives? Would it be more meaningful if all your family volunteer time to feed the hungry, or to wrap up gifts for needy children, than making it all about selfish wants? Use your imagination!
2. Divide and conquer
Who says you have to do it all? Let others help and jobs will get done faster (most of the time) and be more fun for everyone. At home, even 3-year-old children can stick on stamps, close envelopes or distribute candles around the house. Or you can divide up tasks assembly-line fashion: While one calls for ingredients, another finds them, someone else measures, and another mixes. Then all help with the cleaning! You spend time together and finish sooner. At work, you might have to hire more help or redistribute responsibilities to meet needs.
3. Organize
Whether your style is to make lists, write in a notebook, leave sticky notes to yourself, make notes on your phone, or think through your options, you need to take time to organize (Even Santa has his list. . .!). It will save you much time and will mean less hassle. It will also let you see in a concrete way if you are trying to do too much.
4. Be realistic
Evaluate what is feasible and stick to it. Some things to take into account are: health, money, family situation, time, emotional issues, and personal skills. For example, I was never good at making deserts. Therefore, that is one thing I'm always ready to delegate to others or to buy from a specialty store.
5. Learn to identify and deal with stress
The trick is to do something about stress before it gets out of hand. Breathe deeply and slowly, smile, take a break, daydream, look for humor, abandon what you are doing and do something else, or do nothing. Don't push yourself to the breaking point. If you don't take time out to do something about the stress, you will end up angry, frustrated, tense, fatigued, sick, joyless – and you will make everybody around you miserable too.
6. Keep up your health
Adequate sleep, water intake, exercise, healthful food, positive thinking, humor, time for relaxation, play, and nurturing relationships (partner, friends, coworkers, family) will help reduce stress.
7. Check your emotions
Take responsibility for your emotions. Emotions are signals which you need to heed. Bad or sad experiences in the past tend to color our holiday memories. Do not allow them to take over your life. Identify past losses and wounds and then let them go. Look for help if necessary. And then, enjoy the holidays. Remember that we tend to get what we expect. If you plan for and expect days of joy and cherished moments with others, you will probably find them.
Coworkers, children, family and friends will not long remember your perfectly clean office or house, perfect decorations, perfect party, perfectly wrapped presents or perfect meal; they will remember the fun and love you shared. Don't let stress steal and spoil it! Enjoy the Holidays! Let us know in the comments what works best for you.
8. Learn to deal with family drama
People like to think of the holidays as great family gatherings where everybody gets along, food is plentiful and perfectly done, and all have a great time.
That's the fairytale version. . . The real version? Often everything that can go wrong, goes wrong.
You can learn how to keep family drama to a minimum! Ask for and read my free article: How to deal with FAMILY DRAMA over the holidays and you will learn how to keep family drama to a minimum.
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Many times relationships deteriorate, bickering becomes too common, intimacy goes away, and communication is very superficial. Don't wait for things to get to the point of separation! As the Holidays turn into a New Year, Rekindle your love. That's the best gift for yourself, your relationship, and your children (if you have any). Listen to my free Webinar: Reclaim Intimacy! 5 Incredible Secrets for Reigniting your Love Life.


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Nearly all of the experienced pair programmers I studied put something down on paper. In more than three quarters of cases this was a highly informal (verging on illegible) sketch
Sometimes a more formal, communal diagram or model already existed, but the pair still preferred to create something of their own. When pressed they agreed "if it's pre-drawn you feel like there's nothing you can contribute" or "(this) feels more comfortable than an official document". It brings to mind the maths teacher point of view that it's nice to use chalk on a blackboard because the picture emerges slowly and the calculations can be understood bit by bit.
The extent to which the non-sketching partner engaged with the sketch varied widely. In fact, it was often hard to tell whether the sketch was for collaborative or individual use. For example, the representations sometimes seemed to be used to clarify the thoughts of the sketcher. In one extreme example the 'sketch' was merely traced on the table with a finger. "It's like a brain-dump" said one developer. "If I scribble it down I can find out if I'm thinking absolute rubbish", explained another. It is possible these sketches were used as part of the pragmatics of the interaction (for emphasis, say). Alternatively (and I feel intuitively that this is more likely) their role may be to lower the load on working memory and assist the developer in discovering inferences (see Tversky, 2002) or to attempt to work externally with very rich, multi-dimensional models (discussed in my previous post Who says programming isn't creative?). Perhaps sometimes more of a personal thinking tool than a means of explanation.
Often the sketches highlighted structure or logic regarding how things related to each other. In one session, a timeline was drawn to show the relationship between three conceptual dates and in another a diagram was produced to show how one method called a number of sub-routines. "It helps communication better than just talking" agreed one pair, "some things are hard to articulate…so it gives you a common..language" said a developer. Below is an excerpt of an actual conversation (as always, not their real names):
Stuart: Oh god (laughs)….Shall we just draw the hierarchy?
Tina: Mnnnn.
Stuart: Because it's….it's more than just one.
Tine: It's loads, isn't it?
The perceived usefulness of these sketches was interesting too. When I asked, I was told that in most cases "between a pair it's easier to just whack out a piece of code" or "you work in small mini-steps, so you can keep it all in your head".
More formal, communal representations were present on every single project. Either posted up in some physical project space or on the intranet, their role seemed more general / holistic. They seemed to exist to allow the wider implications of a pair's work to be visible, to provide a means of facilitating communication across pairs and to ensure an understanding of the system as a whole.
Next time: Making lists.


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ASIST is a two-day workshop that provides practical training for caregivers seeking to prevent the immediate risk of suicide. Distress Centre hosts ASIST workshops throughout the year. Training dates below.
Participants in the workshop learn how to:
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