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The Five Questions of Christmas
The alumnus of "Five Questions" dot the globe and come from a variety of perspectives and religious affiliations. We can all agree, "Peace on Earth, goodwill towards man" is a pretty solid idea! Seven of the first fourteen "Five Question" participants agreed to re-join the fray for more questions, this time with a holiday slant!
I almost called this segment "Tim's Questionable Christmas" but that sounded just a bit off…
Here are Kelsey Robinson, Cassidy Lichtman, Nicole Davis, Kayla Banwarth, Kristin Carpenter, Former Steelers kicker Jeff Reed and Purdue Coach Dave Shondell, and their answers to, "The Five Questions of Christmas"!
Favorite holiday tradition?
Kelsey- Every year since I was little, my family goes to Iowa to celebrate Christmas with my entire family. After a big, delicious meal and opening presents Christmas morning, my cousins and I go four wheeling in the corn fields and up the hills that are usually covered in snow.
Cassidy- Hmm, I don't know...when we were kids it was probably reading The Night Before Christmas on Christmas Eve with my dad. Also, my grandpa was Jewish so we would go over to his house on the first night of Hanukah and he would tell us the story of the Maccabees.
Nicole- My grandmother used to do the 12 days of Christmas with me when I was young. She would send a package of 12 small gifts and I was allowed to open one for each of the 12 days before/leading up to Christmas. I loved it. It's something I would like to do if or when I have a family of my own.
Kayla- I always loved sitting together with my family and opening up presents. Just being with my family during the holidays is my favorite thing
Kristin- Christmas Eve is spent at my grandma's house! My grandparents travelled all over the world (twice) when they were a bit younger. They have everything from swords from Spain to art from Japan. My grandma sends the four grandkids on a scavenger hunt to find our presents. The clues tell us about the little trinket and where they got it from or making fun of how we mispronounced different places (my sister once called Nova Scotia, Nova Scotty-a). Everything rhymed and it was so fun (I was one of two who were actually good at it). By far my favorite thing about Christmas.
Jeff- My favorite holiday tradition is a tough decision I have to make between Christmas and Thanksgiving. I will have to go with Thanksgiving because of the combination of family, fantastic food, and football. Christmas is awesome, but I think the "gifts" part of Christmas is a little much. Time spent and a break from reality are the best gifts!
Coach Dave- My favorite Christmas tradition is the selection and decorating of the tree. Now days, most of the decorating is done by my lovely wife - since our four children have grown and are out on their own, but I normally bring the tree home and lug it into the family room! Often, one of our kids is at home to assist in the operation. The "hanging of the greens" represents the beginning of a special time of the year in so many ways. I recall my excitement as a child, as a father of four young children, and now with a family that continues to expand. It is just a joyous time for a family and opportunity to reflect on God's will, His sacrifice, and His presence in our lives.
Favorite music or song?
Kelsey- All I want for Christmas by Mariah Carey is obviously one of the greats. I love the older more traditional music too like Silver Bells.
Cassidy- Maybe Feliz Navidad. I also love Christmas Shoes--it's really sad but so beautiful.
Nicole- Can I say favorite holiday album? Mariah Carry's Christmas album, Favorite movie: love actually.
Kayla- I love the song "O Holy Night". It is so beautiful! Youtube "David Phelps O Holy Night". It's my favorite version! Gives me goose bumps every time :)
Kristin- I love the classics with Dean, Bing, and Frank. Their voices are absolutely timeless! If I'm going for something a bit more modern, anything Michael Bublé is fantastic to me. My favorite Christmas song of all time is My Favorite Things and this year I've been really loving on Joseph's Lullaby by Mercy Me. I love Christmas music :) it makes me happy.
Jeff-My favorite Christmas song is "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." I like all of them, but this one sticks out because Rudolph is the leader and most famous of them all. Not that I'm the most famous of anyone, but I do enjoy leadership qualities such as accountability, trustworthiness, and creativity.
Coach Dave-Silent Night - this song will forever mean Christmas to me. From my earliest memories of Christmas time at church or at home, Silent Night was a song that holds the most meaning to me. This song is a classic of all-time. I love to hear Silent Night. Second place - I'll Be Home For Christmas by Bing Crosby. This song celebrates the feeling of being back with family for the holiday season. Nothing feels quite as good as going home.
Most anticipated food item?
Kelsey- Oh boy. I think I look forward to everything. Both my grandmas are great cooks and always go all out. My favorite has to be the dessert table which is always in the back of the room so no one can see how many times I go to eat cookies and chocolate!
Cassidy-My mom's Christmas cookies!! She even bakes them and brings them all the way to Europe for me because she is the best!
Nicole- Desert normally...so banana cream pie :)
Kayla- Cheesy Potatoes! It isn't a Banwarth Christmas without our homemade cheesy potatoes!
Kristin- My grandma makes the BEST bread rolls. Of course the four grandkids would have contests to see who could eat the most (around 22 I believe, was the record) and the rest of the rolls that were left over were made into ham biscuits for the next couple weeks! My mouth is actually salivating at the thought of them even though I know there's no way my body could take 22 rolls...or actually more than 3 now ha!
Jeff- My favorite food item, although all the veggies are fabulous for you, is turkey. A perfectly-roasted or baked turkey is tough to pass on. That answer is simple for me!
Coach Dave- Honestly, my favorites are the cheese-ball and cashews to snack on throughout the holiday. I certainly appreciate the traditional breakfast on Christmas morning which my mother prepared for so many years, and now my wife - Angie, does the same in magnificent fashion. And the Christmas meal prepared by my wife for the entire family is always incredible. However, the little snacks to nibble on during the holiday season really hit home for me. The family togetherness is the best part of the holiday.
Best holiday away from home? Why?
Kelsey- Every Christmas is spent in Iowa because that's where my relatives are. It's one of my most favorite places in the world because it's where my grandparents are. I don't get to go back that often so when I see them for Christmas it makes it special.
Cassidy- I think probably Berlin two years ago was my favorite. I was playing in Poland, Kawika and Erik Shoji and Brad Lawson were in Germany and Spencer McLachlin was in Greece and we all met up in Berlin. My parents and my brother and the Shojis' parents came too. Berlin is a really cool city and has so much history. And mostly it was great to spend it with good friends and family.
Nicole- I'm hoping this year in Paris, I have always had exploring Paris on my bucket list and I have 5 days to do it this year and I've heard Paris is amazing during the holidays!
Kayla- I've been lucky to only have spent one Christmas away from home. And I was playing in Vienna, Austria at the time. Vienna is absolutely beautiful and they have awesome Christmas markets there. So it wasn't a terrible place to spend the holidays.
Kristin- This year will be my first Christmas away from home due to our schedule and visa issues. It's going to be weird. Luckily, my boyfriend lives in London and he couldn't go home either. We will be spending Christmas together in Greece with it being 60 degrees outside and lots of palm trees (still waiting for them to change colors for fall).
Jeff- My favorite holiday on the road when I was playing was New Year's Eve, if you consider that a holiday. I loved to see all of the craziness out in this world. Also, I enjoy seeing people have fun no matter how they end up feeling January 1st. I believe that people have the wrong perception of me and always will unless they meet me face to face. I don't know anyone that doesn't like to have fun. If you do, please tell me so I can introduce them to fun!
Coach Dave- I have never spent the holiday away from home. I normally attend the NCAA Final Four and the AVCA Convention, but I am always home with my family for Christmas. We have enjoyed some post-Christmas vacations in Florida that I have enjoyed. Nearly 20 years ago soon after Christmas, I was fortunate to coach the Mizuno High School All-America Match in San Jose, CA. This was the best of California vs. the best of America. This was a great event and the coaches stayed in a large beach house that my wife named, "the Big Chill house". I was blessed to coach so many great players during that week and meet many players, coaches, and volleyball enthusiasts, who are still very good friends today. We lost a close match to the California team who had a tall, lanky high school senior named Kerri Walsh. I referred to Kerri in the post-game interview with TV analyst Charlie Brande, as the aircraft carrier. She was very difficult to defend even when she was 18 years-old. So many wonderful memories and friendships made during that Holiday season.
All time favorite gift?
Kelsey- When I was little I was given a camcorder and would film anything and everything. I was always making videos or doing performances with it. I guess that's how I ended up a broadcasting journalism major. I think the best part for me though is giving. I love showing the people I care about how much they mean to me.
Cassidy- A puppy! My brother and I actually did get a dog for Christmas when we were kids. She was a 7 week old golden retriever and she was a great dog.
Nicole- A pink and purple bicycle when I was 6 years old.
Kayla- Over time I've learned that the best gift is just being able to be home with my family. There are more important things that material objects :)
Kristin- My sister has a God given talent of gift giving. I can not remember a bad gift from that girl. She gave me my favorite socks that have holes in them now because I've worn them so much; my favorite and BEST mix CDs. She once sewed Care Bear curtains for my room in home ec! Now she has these two nuggets who are 4 and 2 years old and whether it's a "out of the lines" coloring page of Spider-Man or a key chain that matches theirs...anything from them is my favorite.
Jeff- The best gift I ever received was a tablet. I'm not really a technology guy, but I realized how important just a tablet in a WiFi zone can be. I use it daily, not for social media and nonsense, but for work-related stuff. My sister shocked me when she invested in that for me. Great gift sis! To be honest, I love gifts like anyone else, but I cherish the gift and value of life over anything. Waking up in the morning, opening my eyes, taking that first step, taking that first breath, I am grateful for those little, yet so important, things.
Coach Dave- Oh boy, that is very difficult. Christmas was always a big day at our house as a child. My mother made sure of this. My parents did not spend money foolishly, but we always enjoyed a great Christmas. I recall and blue Schwinn Stingray bicycle (banana seat) when I was about 8 years-old, and a shiny olive-green Schwinn 10-speed (collegiate, I believe) bike when I was 12 or 13. Nothing more exciting than sneaking out of bed at 4 in the morning and squinting through the darkness to see what Santa had left for you. I could never sleep before Christmas. It was just a matter of knowing when it was appropriate to go sneak a peek. I think the most vivid memory of a Christmas gift was the fancy race-car track that my Uncle Dave gave my brother, Steve, and I when I was about 10-years-old. It was the "berries". We set that baby up on the living room floor on Christmas Day and it stayed there for a long, long time. The two cars were Camaro bodies. One was yellow and the other was blue. Driving those muscle cars around the track was a learned skill. I loved that race-car set. I have had so many wonderful Christmas gifts. Now, I just look forward to celebrating the day with my family and watching them enjoy the day like I always did. With my first grandchild on board, this Christmas will mean even more.
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Your own personal wish for 2015?
Kelsey- To fully enjoy every opportunity and moment of 2015 :)
Cassidy- I feel like I already have so many gifts, personally. I just would like humanity's love to hate ratio to increase as much as possible please.
Nicole- Continued success, health and happiness for my all those people in my life who have had an impact on my own.
Kristin- Complain less, show more gratitude.
Jeff- I cannot tell anyone my actual wish for the year of 2015 right? I heard it doesn't come true if you tell someone. Whether that is nonsense or not, I will tell you that my ultimate goal for the next 365 days is to find personal happiness. Success makes me happy. Past success is great, but consistent success is what I strive for. I will find out once again who "Jeff Reed" is without tricking myself.
Coach Dave- When you have children, you want the best for them. We have experienced so many blessings in the past few years. Three daughters married in the past 15 months (quality husbands), the first grandchild for Angie and I (Zeke - almost 5 months), and everybody is healthy. Our three daughters and only son have been blessed with my wife's disposition and are naturally happy. However, there will always be challenges in their lives. I hope this New Year brings continued love and hope to our family. One very important thing that I learned from my mother and father is that volleyball is just a game. We take it pretty serious in the Shondell house, but it does not compare to family. I pray for another wonderful year of health and happiness for my family and friends - and peace around the world.
My own answers...
Tradition? Christmas Eve meal with my family. I have two brothers and two sisters who mean so much to me! Now they have children, and we all get together on Christmas Eve, let the kids open gifts and eat the traditional foods from our Italian heritage. My mother isn't able to do all the preparation like she used to, so everybody kicks in. The food is great, but the togetherness easily trumps it!
Song? So many come to mind, so I will take the time to mention just a few... A sad one that has been important in the healing process is "Where are You Christmas?" From our favorite Christmas movie, "The Muppet's Christmas Carole", "Bless Us All"... Gets me every time! Lastly I mentioned in a blog post last week, The Goo Goo Dolls, "Better Days". Just an outstanding message!!!
Food Item? My Grandmothers both loved baking when we were growing up. They had a battle royale over Christmas cookies, always trying to out bake the other... Grandma Ann was best at the traditional, "Honey Cookie", Grandma Dorothy made the very best "Sugar Cookies". We were the winners, because they made soooooo many cookies!
Holiday away from home? Haven't had one, but Ellen and I are heading to Florida to escape the Pittsburgh winter in mid-January. Tampa in January sounds real good!
All-time gift? Like Coach I also got the Schwinn Stingray, Banana Seat bike! Mine was a purple 3 speed with the shifter mounted on the center bar. It seemed like a good idea until you had to brake quickly... Loved that bike!
Wish for 2015? It is pretty obvious. 2014 was fabulous, everything we could wish it would be. What a way to put 2013 way in the rear view. My hope, of course is for continued great health, first for my everything, Ellen Toy, and then on out, into our loving family, our tremendously supportive friends and community, and on out into the world. My hope for you is the same. May the load challenge you to the core, may you carry it with courage and grace, and may you enjoy the good health you earn in the process! Here is to a joyous 2015!
God's Blessings to all of you, this Christmas season!
Tim Toy
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When Jenson Button bowed out from Formula One at the end of last season there was a sense he was entirely comfortable with his decision. The British driver was almost demob-happy in his final races after a long career that had begun in 2000 for Williams, included a world championship for BrawnGP in 2009 and concluded with seven years at McLaren.
Although the latter had retained Button on sabbatical this year with an option for 2018, it was clear he did not really expect to climb behind the wheel again.
The 37-year-old will have to dust down the race suit once more after McLaren announced he will replace Fernando Alonso at the Monaco Grand Prix, while the Spaniard competes in the Indianapolis 500. Button's skills will not have faded during the short-lived period of R&R but a tough task awaits.
Before the final round in Abu Dhabi last year, there was no doubt he was looking forward to retirement. "At this moment in time, I don't want to be racing in F1 beyond this year," he said. McLaren had few serious options and having a driver who knows Monte Carlo well – Button has raced there 16 times, winning in 2009 – made him the obvious choice.
Lewis Hamilton recognises how important knowledge of the street circuit is, saying: "He is still one of the best drivers and his calibre and his experience are still higher than any other driver that would be able to take that spot."
Monaco, alongside Suzuka, is one of the few circuits Button will be happy to once more contest, as he acknowledged. "I couldn't think of a better place to make that return than my adopted home grand prix: Monaco," he said. "It's one of my all-time favourite racetracks. It's a tricky street circuit on which a good driver can really make a difference."
It is also a circuit where McLaren's power deficit will not be such a hindrance. They will not be winning in Monte Carlo but Button can expect to put up a decent battle to be in the points – a task Alonso found so unedifying he chose Indy instead.
Button will doubtless be fit enough to perform. He has been competing in the Ironman triathlon championships but his biggest challenge will be adapting to his new car on a circuit where there is no margin for error. The 2017 cars have much more downforce, are wider, heavier, faster and more physical to drive. His rivals will have had testing and five races by Monaco on 28 May to adapt but Button will be climbing in cold. There is a test next week in Bahrain after the grand prix but McLaren have said Stoffel Vandoorne and the development driver Oliver Turvey will be taking part.
Button has said he will do simulator laps of the circuit but he will have to adapt to the physical handling and that will take track time. There will be another milestone in it for the old hand when the race begins – his 306th start will equal Michael Schumacher as the second highest behind the 322 of Rubens Barrichello. Putting in a good performance will require him to get up to speed in no short order on the streets of Monaco. Perhaps not quite what he was expecting to be doing when he hung up his gloves and although he is happy, he noted that at this stage it was a very singular encore. "I'm thrilled," he said, "to be making a one-off return to Formula One racing."
Hamilton goes into Sunday's race in Bahrain level on points with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and the Sakhir circuit should reveal more about the relative form of their cars. It is a stop-start track, heavy on brakes and requiring good traction out of the corners. Temperature too will be key – Hamilton's Mercedes struggled with tyre wear in the warmth of Australia, where Vettel won, and he believes the Ferrari, which is less punishing on its rubber in the heat, will hold an advantage. Vettel topped both practice sessions on Friday, although as the race begins at 6pm local time (4pm BST) and goes into darkness the temperature will be dropping.
Mercedes and Ferrari have looked reasonably matched in the constructors' championship and both teams need their other drivers to step up in Bahrain. Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas spun behind the safety car in China – costing his team points and they need him to put his car in front of Vettel in qualifying, with the German having been second to Hamilton in the opening two races. Equally Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen has had an indifferent start. The Finn has struggled, unhappy with the front-end of his car and has been issued with hurry-up orders by the Ferrari president, Sergio Marchionne, after finishing fourth and fifth. –


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The former All Blacks duo and Racing 92 teammate Juan Imhoff fronted a hearing overnight after corticosteroid traces were found in drug samples after the Top 14 final.
Paris correspondent Catherine Field was outside the relatively short hearing at the French Rugby Federation.
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In his capacity as founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Financial American Corporation, John W. Pacheco led his enterprise and those affiliated with it in purchasing thousands of properties since the decades following the company's establishment in 1978. The company specialized in the field of value added acquisitions, a strategy in which investors seek out struggling businesses and purchase them with the intention to "right the ship" by reorganizing and refinancing those businesses. As the company grew under John W. Pacheco guidance, so grew its reputation and respect among finance and real estate professionals nationwide.
John W. Pacheco's notable success in the world of business leadership mirrors his equal success in education. He received his J.D. from the Franklin Pierce Law Center at the University of New Hampshire, where he served as President of his local Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Chapter. He graduated second in his department with an M.A. in International Law, World Politics, and Monetary Policy from Trinity College. Before that, the University of Connecticut awarded Mr. Pacheco his B.S. in Business Administration.
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With the stock market hitting new highs lately, many of our clients are wondering: how long can this last and should they invest even more in the market or bail out before it may fall?
When constructing a portfolio, investors decide how to balance risk and reward based on their financial goals, their investment time horizon and how much risk they are willing to bear. They then decide how much to invest in three main asset classes – equities (stocks), fixed income (bonds, certificates of deposit) and cash/cash equivalents. Periodically investors may reallocate or rebalance their portfolio in order to maintain the original asset allocation. Rebalancing is not necessarily intended to increase returns; it is designed to manage risk.
We find that our clients are more concerned about losing money in a rising market because they are anticipating a decline than they are about missing out on returns should the market continue to climb. Our job as advisors is to remind our clients that investing is for the long term. We urge them to adhere to their financial goals and reevaluate their risk tolerance in relation to their asset allocation. On occasion investors feel like they should "take the money and run." We try to discourage that inclination because they will miss out on future potential growth. We revisit their asset allocation and rebalance or adjust as needed.
Formulating the appropriate asset allocation necessitates a conversation with your financial advisor in order to see what the allocation should be now and how it may change going forward. We sometimes pose a difficult question to our clients: Which is worse – selling your stock and watching the market rise without you or staying in the market while it declines and possibly losing your gains? How an investor responds to this question may help frame their asset allocation.
Real life circumstances affect asset allocation especially in terms of how much to invest in equities. If you need the money in the short term (within about five years), you should consider keeping your money safe – CDs or cash alternatives. If you know you wouldn't be able to stomach watching the market drop, perhaps you should allocate less to equities. The stock market can be a roller coaster. If you cannot afford to lose money and you've designated a sum or money for a down payment or a particular purchase, you should consider shielding that amount from the stock market. Again – your allocation would be less in equities in this situation.
Time and quality are the key ingredients when investing in the stock market. Do not get caught up in the latest fad and try to weather short term fluctuations. Make sure you understand your asset allocation and the investments you have. That will help you stay grounded for the long term.
Asset allocation cannot eliminate the risk of fluctuating prices and uncertain returns.
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"Pedagogical experiments played a crucial role in shaping architectural discourse and practice in the second half of the 20th century. In fact, the key hypothesis of our Radical Pedagogy[1] research project is that these experiments can be understood as radical architectural practices in their own right. Radical in the literal meaning from the Latin radice, as something belonging or relating to the root, to its foundations. Radical pedagogies shake foundations, disturbing assumptions rather than reinforcing and disseminating them. This challenge to normative thinking was a major force in the postwar field of architecture, and has surprisingly been neglected in recent years. ...
Architectural pedagogy has become stale. Schools spin old wheels as if something is happening but so little is going on. Students wait for a sense of activist engagement with a rapidly evolving world but graduate before it happens. The fact that they wait for instruction is already the problem. Teachers likewise worry too much about their place in the institutional hierarchies. Curricular structures have hardly changed in recent decades, despite the major transformations that have taken place with the growth of globalisation, new technologies, and information culture. As schools appear to increasingly favour professionalisation, they seem to drown in self–imposed bureaucratic oversight, suffocating any possibility for the emergence of experimental practices and failures. There are a few attempts to wake things up here and there but it's all so timid in the end. There is no real innovation.
In response to the timidity of schools today, the Radical Pedagogy project returns to the educational experiments of the 1960s and '70s to remind us what can happen when pedagogy takes on risks. It's a provocation and a call to arms."
(Beatriz Colomina with Esther Choi, Ignacio Gonzalez Galan and Anna–Maria Meister, 28 September 2012, The Architectural Review)
1). Radical Pedagogy is an ongoing multi–year collaborative research project by a team of PhD candidates in the School of Architecture at Princeton University, led by Beatriz Colomina and involving seminars, interviews and guest lectures by protagonists and scholars. The project explores a remarkable set of pedagogical experiments of the 1960s and '70s that revolutionised thinking in the discipline. Each student is working on one of these experiments and collectively mapping the interconnections and effects of these experiments towards a major publication and exhibition.
Fig.1 Tournaments in the Course 'Culture of the Body', at the Valparaíso School, 1975. Courtesy of Archivo Histórico Jose Vial, Escuela Arquitectura y Diseño, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso
"When the 'Family' (the television with its 'cousin' announcers and actors) presents an interactive play in which Linda believes she has a role, an actor (Donald Pickering) wearing glasses with thick, black rectangular frames, turns to the camera as it zooms in on him and says, 'What do you think, Linda?'"
(Tom Whalen, Gale Student Resources In Context)
Whalen, Tom. "The Consequences of Passivity: Re–evaluating Truffaut's Fahrenheit 451," in Literature–Film Quarterly, Vol. 35, No. 3, July, 2007, pp. 181(10).
"Aleks Krotoski asks not just what technology can do for us but also what is it doing to us and the world we're creating? Each week she takes us on a journey to where people are living their digital lives to explore how technology touches everything we do both on and offline.
Taking broad themes of modern living as a starting point she charts the experiences of homo digitas; both the remarkable and the mundane, to understand how we are changing just as quickly as the advances in our technology.
What does the deluge of images from digital photography mean for our memory when every second is being recorded, edited and posted online for posterity? Are the identities we create in social media no more than exercises in personal branding, to be managed and protected like any other product? And as traditional churches struggle to leverage technology to spread their faith do the behaviours we all display online have more in common with religion than rationality?
The time for wonder at the digital world is over, we live with it in every day. The question really is who are we now because of it?"
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Fig.1 "Mack on a summer morning", 30 March 2011 [http://www.mydogearedpages.com/2011/03/photographic–memories.html].
"Dziga Vertov's Man With A Movie Camera is considered one of the most innovative and influential films of the silent era. Startlingly modern, this film utilizes a groundbreaking style of rapid editing and incorporates innumerable other cinematic effects to create a work of amazing power and energy. Film pioneer Dziga Vertov uses all the cinematic techniques available at the time – dissolves, split screen, slow motion and freeze frames."
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Fig.1 Dziga Vertov (1929). 'Man With A Movie Camera', VUFKU (The Ukrainian Photo and Cinema Administration).
"In everyday interactions, the body serves as a critical site of identity performance. In conveying who we are to other people, we use our bodies to project information about ourselves.[32] This is done through movement, clothes, speech, and facial expressions. What we put forward is our best effort at what we want to say about who we are. Yet while we intend to convey one impression, our performance is not always interpreted as we might expect. Through learning to make sense of others' responses to our behavior, we can assess how well we have conveyed what we intended. We can then alter our performance accordingly. This process of performance, interpretation, and adjustment is what Erving Goffman calls impression management,[33] and is briefly discussed in the introduction to this volume. Impression management is a part of a larger process where people seek to define a situation[34] through their behavior. People seek to define social situations by using contextual cues from the environment around them. Social norms emerge out of situational definitions, as people learn to read cues from the environment and the people present to understand what is appropriate behavior.
Learning how to manage impressions is a critical social skill that is honed through experience. Over time, we learn how to make meaning out of a situation, others' reactions, and what we are projecting of ourselves. As children, we learn that actions on our part prompt reactions by adults; as we grow older, we learn to interpret these reactions and adjust our behavior. Diverse social environments help people develop these skills because they force individuals to reevaluate the signals they take for granted.
The process of learning to read social cues and react accordingly is core to being socialized into a society. While the process itself begins at home for young children, it is critical for young people to engage in broader social settings to develop these skills. Of course, how children are taught about situations and impression management varies greatly by culture,[35] but these processes are regularly seen as part of coming of age. While no one is ever a true master of impression management, the teenage years are ripe with opportunities to develop these skills.
In mediated environments, bodies are not immediately visible and the skills people need to interpret situations and manage impressions are different. As Jenny Sundén argues, people must learn to write themselves into being.[36] Doing so makes visible how much we take the body for granted. While text, images, audio, and video all provide valuable means for developing a virtual presence, the act of articulation differs from how we convey meaningful information through our bodies. This process also makes explicit the self–reflexivity that Giddens argues is necessary for identity formation, but the choices individuals make in crafting a digital body highlight the self–monitoring that Foucault describes.[37]
In some sense, people have more control online–they are able to carefully choose what information to put forward, thereby eliminating visceral reactions that might have seeped out in everyday communication. At the same time, these digital bodies are fundamentally coarser, making it far easier to misinterpret what someone is expressing. Furthermore, as Amy Bruckman shows, key information about a person's body is often present online, even when that person is trying to act deceptively; for example, people are relatively good at detecting when someone is a man even when they profess to be a woman online.[38] Yet because mediated environments reveal different signals, the mechanisms of deception differ.[39] "
(Danah Boyd 2008, p.128–129)
[32] Fred Davis, Fashion, Culture and Identity (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992).
[33] Erving Goffman, The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life (Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 1956).
[34] Erving Goffman, Behavior in Public Places (New York: The Free Press, 1963).
[35] Jean Briggs, Inuit Morality Play: The Emotional Education of a Three–Year–Old (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1999).
[36] Jenny Sundén, Material Virtualities (New York: Peter Lang Publishing, 2003).
[37] See David Buckingham's introduction to this volume for a greater discussion of this.
[38] Joshua Berman and Amy Bruckman, The Turing Game: Exploring Identity in an Online Environment, Convergence 7, no. 3 (2001): 83–102.
[39] Judith Donath, Identity and Deception in the Virtual Community, Communities in Cyberspace, eds. Marc Smith and Peter Kollock (London: Routledge, 1999).
1). Boyd, D. (2008). Why Youth (Heart) Social Network Sites: The Role of Networked Publics in Teenage Social Life. Youth, Identity, and Digital Media. D. Buckingham. Cambridge, MA, MIT Press: 119–142.
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Attorney to challenge Brian Braaten for Rochester Township Board seat
Rochester attorney Rachel Bohman filed paperwork this week to take on incumbent Brian Braaten for seat 1 of the Rochester Township Board.
The election is scheduled for March 13.
Backlash to Braaten's role on the board has been stirring since early 2017 when the public learned of the racist and bigoted views he often promotes through social media channels. (Braaten also maintains a seat on Olmsted County's Environmental Commission.)
A Rochester native, Bohman has held a variety of positions in state and county government, including serving as County Recorder for Hennepin County and overseeing a budget of more than $5 million.
Bohman now lives with her husband and two daughters in the Rochester Township. Her volunteer service in the area includes time on the Olmsted County Search and Rescue Team with her chocolate lab, Penny.
"Rochester Township is home for so many of us,"Bohman said in a news release. "It is critically important that the Township Board continue to strengthen our relationships with Rochester and other local communities to ensure that we protect and preserve our distinct needs and what we as residents value most."
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College vs Certification – Which is better?
As of the beginning of this month, I have officially completed my four years of trying to balance working full time and going back to school. I finished up my last college classes and now I can sit back and appreciate having some free time to myself again. I've never been really into the concept of school, but ultimately I went back because


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National shall Welcome the 14th President of India Shri Ram Nath Kovind Ji on 25th july. Ram Nath Kovind is the NDA's candidate for President. He has obtained 65.65 percent of votes from the electoral college. His opponent, the joint Opposition candidate Meira Kumar, lags far behind with a mere 34.35 percent.
Ram Nath Kovind is born on 1 October 1945. He is an Indian politician who will succeed the incumbent president Pranab Mukherjee . He was the Governor of Bihar from 2015 to 2017. He had also served as the Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha from 1994 to 2006.
"Kovind secured 2930 votes with a value of 7,02,044. Meira Kumar got 1,844 votes with the value of 3,67,314, and 77 votes were invalid," said Anoop Mishra, the returning officer for the Presidential election 2017.
Son of a farmer, He holds a Bachelors degree in commerce and a LLB from DAV College.


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Sean McGowan is a recent graduate from Louisiana Tech University. Where he obtained both his Bachelor and Masters in Architecture. While studying at Louisiana Tech Sean worked in a multitude of different programs, allowing him to create and develop complex architectural projects. For 2 years while attending Louisiana Tech he worked for Whittington Architects, INC, were he created renovation and addition plans. This experience has laid the foundation for creating and organizing construction documents. With Sean's skills in computer programs and construction documents, he is eager and able assist or lead on any project. He is sure to serve as an asset to this team on any and all future projects.
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2010: Both friends old and new showed up to ring in the first workout of the year and pay for the excesses of the past year or make a down payment for the coming year Silverback Style.
Tabata Unusual: with the year 2010 and Tabata 20 – 10 intervals I'm surprised more people didn't see this coming. Unusual refers to the movements you don't normally see intervals applied to. I believe everyone found it ……..effective.
KB swings (for Brad: he always wants more)
Plank Holds
Wall Ball
See everything we do in a workout on "Our WOD"
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This has been quite a week, and to think I had just started walking normal again!
Mary, Lana, Marnie, Beth & Lauren- It meant the world to me to have you guys this morning. I miss you all so much. Cassie, it was great to meet you, glad you gave CFSB a try. Silverback Nation has officially welcomed in the new year……….I can't think of a better group of folks to do that with! 2010, very clever Matt 🙂
Matt, Thank you for including us in our first WOD for 2010. Casey and Tim it was just wonderful seeing you both again.
Wow, this morning I certainly paid for my "excesses" over the last two weeks. And, yes, I found the WOD to be "effective"! (Great choice of words, Matt.) Thank you to Lauren for encouraging me during the Tabata moves. Like Lana, I had a list of things to do around the house this afternoon. However, unlike Lana, I did none of them. In fact, I took a nap on the sofa and I never nap!
Thank you also to the Silverback Nation members for so warmly welcoming us. It was a fun and invigorating morning! Happy New Year to everyone. Come visit us at CFChampions.
Fun times at CFSB this morning (except for Gary hurting his back). Nice having a big group. Thanks to the CFC ladies for ringing in the new year with us. Impressed with those who could jump rope for 3:00 w/o a flub. Thanks to my rotation partner for the motivation.
Yes, Matt, KBS is one of my weaknesses that needs to be attacked. But, really, don't feel compelled to punish the others for my benefit….
Wow! Great to see so many people there this morning. Enjoyed watching our guests try the side skip. That's always good for a few chuckles.
Disappointed that my back kept me from doing the workout with everyone. Not going to let it stop me,
Proud to see my oldest step up and join us this morning. She's got in mind a few friends from school she'd like to test next Saturday.
Matt and the whole CFSB crew – thank you for having all of us this morning! It was very challenging but also fun to see you all. The gym looks awesome, it is great seeing you so fired up Matt, you deserve it! Casey, as always, it was great seeing you and hope to have another CFC/CFSBGNO again soon.
Brad, you kept me going too, thanks for being a great rotaion partner.
Happy 2010!!!!
It was so great to see you all yesterday and share the challenges of working out with the Gorilla Chief once again! I so miss that! Great workout…tough…..challenging, and always a good component you haven't done before to make you feel like a goofball and crack up your friends…that would be the side step!! 🙂
Thank you Matt and gang for the hospitality….Matt, the gym is looking great! We miss you!


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Recruiting Students
At our campus, Ph.D. students are admitted twice a year -- to start in September or in April. Although the official title is the "Graduate School of Media and Governance", we have many high-quality students (and faculty!) working in a wide variety of technical areas, some of which are showcased in the fall each year. There is spectacular work on electric vehicles, bacterial computing, smart fabrics, ubiquitous computing, and on and on.
The Internet Research Lab, of which I'm a part, does a variety of things, including iCar, mobile systems, SOI, and more.
I supervise or co-supervise students in those areas, but I especially focus on:
- Distributed Quantum Computing Systems (Japanese or English)
- Architectures for quantum multicomputers
- Quantum repeaters (physical simulation and especially network protocols and network architectures)
- Quantum arithmetic
- Entangled Quantum Internet
- Quantum computer design tools
- All-IP Computer Architecture
- iSCSI
- Caching in wide-area computer systems
- IP-based system bus architectures
- Security and resource management
- Human-centric dynamic system architectures
At SFC, recruiting of Ph.D. students is done very carefully, and in a very personal fashion. Prospective students are expected to find a faculty member they wish to work with and discuss possible research plans before completing the application process.
It's already very late to be starting that process if you are interested in starting this September; the application deadline is in just a week or so. But if you, or a student or acquaintance of yours, is interested in studying almost any networking-related topic, or quantum computing systems, drop me a line and let me know.


text: Puerto del Carmen is the perfect spot to experience diving for the first time or to perfect your technique in open waters. As well as boasting the ideal technical and weather conditions, its underwater views are considered an ecological treasure. The area is located within the mild ranges of the Tropic of Cancer and is also protected by its own special weather conditions, brought about by the clash between the scorching Saharan currents and the influence of the Gulf of Mexico, one of the world's major underwater currents. The temperature of the water on Lanzarote's coasts ranges between 17 and 24 ºC on the surface, making for a very pleasant diving experience. Just off the coast of Puerto del Carmen is an underwater cliff that plummets three kilometres down: a giant vertical wall that has the advantage of being within easy reach from land. Some of the most noteworthy diving areas include La Catedral, a cathedral-like cave that delves into the ocean wall forming a volcanic dome of majestic dimensions; the Orange Coral the area is teeming with; the tunnel of volcanic lava known as the Blue Hole, which hides a number of caves and is draped with vegetation; not to mention the sunken remains of old shipwrecks.


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A hundred years ago, the Book of Mormon was regarded by the scholarly world as an odd text that simply did not fit their understanding of the ancient world. Since that time, however, numerous ancient records have come to light, including the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Nag Hammadi texts. These discoveries have forced scholars to change their views of history, and they place the Book of Mormon in a new light as well.That is why respected Latter-day Saint scholar Hugh Nibley wrote Since Cumorah, a brilliant literary, theological, and historical evaluation of the Book of Mormon as an ancient book. Drawing upon a multitude of Hebrew, Coptic, and early Christian texts, Dr. Nibley looks at both the background and the text of the Book of Mormon. He compares the Book of Mormon with the Bible, the Apocrypha, and the records of the primitive church and related or apostate groups. He examines its philologically; that is, he examines its language and literature and their relationship. He deals with a number of scientific questions that it poses. Historically, he covers major events, such as the great earthquake; prophetic figures, such as Zenos; and wars, especially during the military career of Moroni. Finally, he discusses the Book of Mormon as prophecy: its themes, warnings, and promises.Since Cumorah has become, since its first printing, a standard in Book of Mormon scholarship. In this new edition, the text and notes have been checked and reedited, and the editors have restored substantial blocks of material published in the magazine version of this work but not included in the first edition of the book.Although Dr. Nibley stresses that our knowledge of the ancient world will remain forever tentative, he shows that the book once ridiculed by scholars has a right to be taken seriously and to be reevaluated in light of the documents discovered since the publication of the Book of Mormon.Since Cumorah by Hugh Nibley online view shop prewiew italian


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2008 First Bank Annual Undergraduate Essay Competition0
Entry for the 2008 First Bank Annual Undergraduate Essay Competition open from June 2, 2008 to July 15, 2008
Prizes to be won:
- 1st Prize: N250,000
- 2nd Prize: N200,000
- 3rd Prize: N150,000
- 7 consolation prizes of N50,000 each
Topic: Infrastructural Decay and National Development – The Roles of Banks
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Each entry should not be more than 20 pages (A4 size) typewritten, double spaced with participant's name, gender, age, contact address (institution and residential), e-mail address and telephone number. All entries must be endorsed by student's respective Head of Department and submitted by July 15, 2008 to any branch of First Bank of Nigeria Plc or FITC Consulting offices nationwide.
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Oh, the love for pies is real! The Humble Pie certainly knows how to bring you these savoury pies and delectable sweet treats, but only with better customer service and a comfy setting.
The Humble Pie Co. has been a full-fledged cafe in a quiet part of Section 17 since 2014, offering a full range of dessert pies and cakes made fresh from their bakery, along with an extended menu of savoury pies, snacks and pastas.
This August, the cafe rolled out a brand new menu, offering a new range of savoury pies and bringing back their daily lunch sets. Since we were in the mood for some savoury pies, we popped into the cafe for lunch one weekday, ready to eat some humble pie.
By the way, all savoury pies here come with garlic bread and house salad on the side, with shaved parmesan and lemon vinaigrette dressing. The salad is fresh and tangy, balancing the dish well. The lunch set also comes with a free iced lemon tea.
We ordered the new Beef Steak, Portobello Mushroom & Onion Pie (RM28). The beef steak pie had a nice puff pastry and was filled with juicy portobello mushrooms, onions, cherry tomatoes, and mozzarella cheese. The tiny chunks of beef striploin could have been more tender, but overall it was good.
Next, we had the new Lamb Kebab Pie (RM25). The lamb pie looks exactly like the beef pie on the outside, only with a different filling inside. The lamb pie filling was very moist, composed of skewered Indian lamb shoulder kebab, charred red onions, cauliflower, cashew nuts, green and red peppers, all tying together to evoke a taste of Persia. The fragrant aroma from the mint chutney and yoghurt cream sauce was refreshing to the palate.
Finally, it was time for some dessert. With no hesitation, we ordered their signature dessert pies - the Banoffee Pie and Musang King Pie. Both of these pies are seasonal, so we were lucky that they were available.
Incidentally, we found out about the dessert promotion that day - spend RM20 on desserts to get a cup of coffee on the house. Better still, the waitress served us 2 complimentary cups of flat white coffee, so that was neat!
As we expected, the Banoffee Pie (RM12 for 3.5in) was just heavenly! Made with a base of digestive biscuits, it was filled with chunks of fresh bananas, caramelized toffee sauce, whipped cream and drizzles of coffee powder on top. If you love going bananas, take a bite of this and it would give you all the sugar rush you need for the day!
The Musang King Pie (RM19 for 3.5in) is also to die for. The pie was filled with fresh musang king durian and topped with chantilly cream, giving off a very strong, but not overpowering flavour. This pie is strictly an acquired taste though, meaning only durian lovers will take to it. Since we loved durians, we devoured the pie happily!
All in all, The Humble Pie is definitely a must-try for those who enjoy dessert pies or cakes. We also liked their savoury pies, but the portions are rather small for a main meal. For something more substantial, you could order the Quarter Roast Chicken Meal or Lamb Sausage Lasagna from their House Specials; both we heard are quite delicious.
If you are feeling peckish, do swing by the Humble Pie Co. at No 11, Jalan 17/45,Seksyen 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. Their opening hours are 11.30am to 10.00pm for Mondays to Fridays and 11am to 10.30pm for Saturdays and Sundays.


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- Offshore drilling and production platforms
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When you drop that ballot in the mailbox in Contra Costa County, don't forget the extra postage.
In Contra Costa, it costs 59 cents to mail your ballot.
But if you live in Alameda County or Solano County, a single, first-class 42-cent stamp will the do the trick.
Why is it different in each county?
Because each county designs its own ballots.
That process includes the selection of the card stock used for the ballot, which contributes to its weight.
Other factors include the font size used for the ballot wording, which will determine the size of the ballot.
And some counties have more ballot measures than other counties.
Neither the U.S. Post Office nor Contra Costa Registrar of Voters Steve Weir are particular about what kind of stamps you put on the ballot as long as it adds up to at least 59 cents.
In fact, the postal service loves it when you stick two first-class stamps on the ballot; they make an extra quarter.
"You would be amazed at how many people place two first-class stamps on their ballot and couldn't care less about the extra postage," Weir said. "Then, again, it is amazing how many place exact postage, a 42-cent plus two eight-cent Eisenhower stamps and a one-cent kestral stamp. Then, there are those philatelists who place 10 stamps that make up 59 cents."
What happens if you don't put enough postage on your ballot?
Contra Costa County has a postage due account that will Advertisementcover the cost, so postal clerks will not return it to you.
But the ballot is marked "insufficient postage" and sent to a special pile for hand processing, which could delay the delivery of your ballot to the election office.
That brings up another voter tip: Mail those ballots no later than Oct. 31.
By law, election officials may count only the ballots that arrive at the election office by 8 p.m. on Election Day. Postmarks do not count.


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Searching for fast methods to shed pounds? Perhaps you are getting ready for a big date, or maybe you want to look your finest for the highschool reunion scheduled for subsequent month. Regardless of your motive for wanting to shed pounds, wouldn't or not it's great when you could drop these extra pounds rapidly?
This is the primary of a three half collection on losing a few pounds quickly. On this article, we will probably be discussing the feasibility of shedding weight within a brief period of time. Firstly, do strategies to drop some weight fast actually exist? And in that case, are the methods efficient in retaining your weight down over the long term?
Do Methods To Lose Weight Fast Really Exist?
The brief reply is yes they do. One such instance is fasting. Folks have fasted for centuries. Some folks quick for spiritual purposes. Some people fast as a fashion of conveying a stand on a specific social or political issue. And sure, some people quick to lose weight quickly.
How quick is quick?
Scholars from the Rowett Analysis Institute conducted a study in 2002, and it was revealed that, on average, an individual can really lose 1% to 2% of their whole physique weight in a span of 36 hours of food deprivation. What does this mean? When it comes to concrete numbers, an individual weighing 200 lbs. can really lose 2 to four lbs in 36 hours of fasting. The same thing can in all probability be stated for different fast strategies of dropping pounds like weight-reduction plan pills.
A tempting approach, is not it? But earlier than you commit your self to fasting, weight loss supplements, or different quick ways to lose weight, we must answer another question.
Are These Methods Effective Over The Lengthy Time period?
To answer this let's take a look at what drives most proven weight loss methods – the dashing up of an individual's metabolism.
Certainly, a significant component in losing a few pounds is the speed of 1?s metabolism. A fast metabolism will imply that the physique will be able to burn energy extra effectively into usable power, leaving fewer energy that can be converted into fats. Then again, a sluggish metabolism will mean that the body burns fewer energy, and consequently, there will probably be extra energy that can be transformed into fats. Every weight reduction technique that wants to guarantee long run outcomes must be targeted on dashing up an individual's metabolism.
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Weekend at Grampa's
We had a wonderful time visiting Dad and Barbara this weekend.
Lots of lounge time on the porch, play time on one of Barbara's gorgeous quilts, and standing practice.
Not to mention Harper's first trip to the Jersey Shore (she looked perplexed)!
Also, dinner out with Grampa entertaining the munchkin while I get to eat king crab legs is pure decadence.
When we didn't have such a wonderful time was on the drive home. Harper caught some sort of stomach bug, so we were greeted with the below situation before she went on to throw up three separate times on the drive (twice all over car seat, once all over me). That's a lot of full-body/ full-car seat cleans, one very miserable baby girl, and several excruciating hours.
Harper has since recovered, and we are certainly earning our parenting stripes!