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Developing a growth mindset requires one to read, to pursue knowledge from unfamiliar arenas and to keep pace with changes in the modern context. We had the pleasure of reading and reviewing Network Beyond Bias: Making Diversity a Competitive Advantage for Your Career by Amy C. Waninger. Amy asks many key questions, perhaps the most pointed being, "How diverse is your network?" Expanding your perspective will enable you to broaden your network which will unlock pathways to opportunity that you would otherwise miss. Through personal stories and some very practical tools, Amy helps the reader to navigate areas that many are uncomfortable with. Network Beyond Bias is a significant resource for growth minded professionals who want to thrive in the modern economy.
The benefits of reading on broad topics as a growth minded professional
We all know that we should read more, but with so many items competing for our time reading often draws the shortest stick. The benefits of reading have been told to us over and over. Harvard Business Review has a catchy title, For Those Who Want To Lead, Read, in which the author challenges that the history of success is full of, "Business leaders who believed that deep, broad reading cultivated in them the knowledge, habits, and talents to improve their organizations." When selecting content for personal and professional growth, the material we choose should inform, challenge and expand our resource capacity. Author Amy C. Waninger provides an opportunity for those in a position of leadership to broaden their understanding and ability to navigate the complexities of diversity.
The necessity of understanding the modern context as a growth minded professional
While diversity in the workplace is not a new reality, the modern context has brought to light broader perspectives. Amy asks four key questions in the introduction, one of which sticks out as pertinent to any person who wants to develop themselves and their ability to reach their potential in any industry, "Is your professional network as diverse as the workforce and community around you (p.5)?" If we are not aware of where we stand we stand to miss out significantly on opportunities to meet new people, learn new things and open new doors. Networking Beyond Bias helps brings modern topics to light and makes them approachable both by explaining them while sharing personal stories of victory as well as failure. Personal growth starts with a willingness to be a part of the solution and taking time to listen.
The importance of understanding oneself as a growth minded professional
Amy does a good job of walking the reader through confronting unconscious bias as a baseline for opening oneself to embracing diversity. In chapter two we see how our values, sense of self, perception of others and experiences are core to our interactions. "We define ourselves relative to others, and we evaluate others relative to ourselves (p.20)." Operating in this unconscious bias only limits our personal and professional growth. To break this cycle we have to intentionally confront this reality and transform how we think by expanding our information base through networking. Perhaps the two most applicable tools of Network Beyond Bias are two acronyms, first the C.H.A.M.P. network which starts in chapter 11 and the I.G.G.N.O.R.E. test from chapter 32. Networking in this fashion opens yourself to see how many resources you have in your existing circles that can help you develop greater diversity, growth and opportunity.
Developing a diverse network as a growth minded professional starts here and now
Network Beyond Bias creates the case that diversity is the key to unlocking your potential and advancing your ability to navigate the modern economy. "Just as you wouldn't put all of your financial eggs in one basket, you also need to diversify your professional relationships (p.93)." Whether you need to be convinced that your current network needs to be more diverse or need help in finding ways to expand, the C.H.A.M.P.S. test is a good place to start. This acronym stands for Customer, Hire, Associate, Mentor and Protégé. Chapters 11 through 16 break down these categories with practical insights to help you identify and build a more diverse network. Start with who you are and where you are. If you are willing to confront these two realities then the tools Amy provides in this book will serve to accelerate that process of growth. Opening yourself to new opportunities, asking questions of people you trust and listening have great power in further unlocking your potential.
Awareness leads to understanding and action as a growth minded professional
The sub-title for Network Beyond Bias is Making Diversity a Competitive Advantage for your Career. Diversity is a complex issue that extends through many sub categories from the primary segments that we are familiar with in relationship to discrimination such as gender, race, age, ethnicity and religion. Our willingness to understand is directly proportionate to our ability to succeed. "Invest in people and ideas outside your own norms to create opportunities for yourself and others (p.95)." In chapters 17 through 23 Amy walks through these categories with practical insights for professionals at any level. Chapter 21, Gender Identity: A Primer for People Who Just Don't Get It, goes into greater detail on this topic including a lexicon, questions to avoid and ways to show respect to individuals. Amy shares her vision as well as lessons learned the hard way throughout the book. Even if you set out to understand and impact these issues, you will make mistakes, it's how we deal with those events that makes an impact on our personal and professional trajectory.
Honest and ongoing assessment is required to continue your success as a growth minded professional
We discussed the C.H.A.M.P. network as the starting point for building a diverse network. In Chapter 32 Amy provides a grid that will help anyone answer the questions, "How diverse is your network?" Once you have your CHAMPs list, we can plug in the data to determine where we stand with regards to diversity by cross referencing with another acronym, I.G.G.N.O.R.E. To expand and develop a diverse network we need to understand where our CHAMPs fit into the categories of Industry, Generation, Gender / Gender Identity, National Origin / Native Language, Sexual Orientation, Race and Ethnicity. The final E in IGGNORE is for Exchange, this is where we determine the depth of these relationships. Exchange measures how deep we have shared personal stories with these persons, "Do you know the values, challenges and worldviews that make your CHAMPs who they are (p.198)?" Knowing your network starts the process of being able to expand your network as well as your pathway to long term success.
Growth minded professionals see the value in engaging diversity and inclusion
If you feel like the world is changing, you are correct. One of the few constants is that everything is changing. The rate of change is increasing exponentially. Professionals at every level can lead at any level, which is also the name of Amy's organization (see more at leadatanylevel.com). This organization, "Promotes in-the-trenches leadership, diversity and inclusion, and career management through mentoring, public speaking engagements, and other offerings." Understanding the evolution of diversity enables professionals to engage the marketplace and leaders to navigate the workforce with success. Chapter 31 provides Seven Questions for Self-Reflection which should be referenced on a regular basis as well as a guide to Recovering from Honest Mistakes which again includes a personal story from Amy. Network Beyond Bias reminds us to recognize the value to ourselves and others by engaging diversity. In writing this book, Amy has provided a roadmap to personal and professional development through the rewarding subject of workplace inclusion.
Resources for professionals wanting to learn more about diversity and inclusion
1. Review our interview with Amy C. Waninger
2. Invest in a copy of Network Beyond Bias
3. Connect with Amy on social media
4. Follow the Lead At Any Level Blog
What core elements make for a good book review?
It has often been said that those who can't create will critique. Perhaps there is some truth to this but since the dawn of time we have sought the silky words of those who can paraphrase those who produce. Whether it's recommendations from our friends, the yellow paperback Cliff's Notes or the likes of Yelp, we place some value on the perspectives of others.
Key number one to a good book review
A good book review does not require a good book, but it does require a book to review. One can compose a good review of a bad book. Any effort to review should start with the goal of extrapolating any nuggets of beauty, wisdom or functionality that can be gathered from the composition of the author. Benjamin Franklin said, "Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing." A review therefore should seek to bring out those values.
Key number two to a good book review
If you are going to write a book review you must first review a book. In essence we are all reviewers, unless we never read. Yet, some of those who review and help to bring light to a book worth reading or further draw out those concepts that add value to our experiences. Stephen King states it this way, "If you don't have time to read, you don't have the time (or the tools) to write. Simple as that."
Key number three to a good book review
As a good book should be informative, inspiring and/or helpful, so should a good book review be. If the purpose is to summarize, do it well. If the purpose is to criticize, do it with clarity. If the purpose is to glamorize, do it with perspective. Erica Jong wrote about the anxiety of writing, "I went for years not finishing anything. Because, of course, when you finish something you can be judged." Writing and review should also be composed with charity.
Sample book review of Insuring Tomorrow by Tony Canas and Carly Burnham. Contact us today if you would like to have your work reviewed.
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Quick Pick with Caiden
We keep passing this burger spot near Tacoma, Washington and are always looking for that hidden gem of a burger shack with the combo of good quality grilled hamburger, tasty French fries and delicious milkshake. If you are near Fife / Auburn, this spot is delicious. It's cash only and has no indoor seating, other than this it is on point.
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Looking for a spot to introduce Zeke to horchata, found an awesome gem in Puyallup, Washington for tacos.
What makes a restaurant? Flavors that make you crave their handmade creations and a unique vibe that makes you want to come back. Los Amigos is housed in a silver bus of the main drag in Puyallup, in the cold and rain it's is cozy and fun but seating is limited.
The food is priced right, tacos are $1.50 and the flavors are authentic with the right amount of spice to tantalize. Recommend horchata and tacos.
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The crisis in Queensland's public health system has taken another sick twist with Annastacia Palaszczuk being caught out about promised upgrades to major hospitals. LNP Leader Deb Frecklington said Labor had promised upgrades to Logan, Caboolture and Ipswich hospitals prior to the 2017 election Read More
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The Labor Palaszczuk Government has a full-blown health crisis on its hands and Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has absolutely no plan to fix it.LNP Leader Deb Frecklington said the Labor Palaszczuk Government has reached a new low."There is a NO VACANCY sign on Queensland public hospitals thanks to Read More
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Convicted child killers and attempted rapists will be automatically blocked from applying to work with kids under tough LNP laws strengthening the safety of children in Queensland. LNP Leader Deb Frecklington said Labor's proposed new laws, which are expected to be introduced to Parliament this Read More
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12 April 2019 Project update With the new Varsity Lakes (Exit 85) open to traffic, construction on the new Stapley Drive bridge is continuing with traffic flowing around the works zones. From next Wednesday morning, 17 April, the alignment of the southbound motorway lanes near Varsity Lakes will Read More
LNP introduces life-saving new policy for Queensland schools
LNP Leader Deb Frecklington has announced a life-saving new policy which will jump-start the hearts of Queenslanders if elected in 2020. "The LNP will put an automated external defibrillator (AED) in every Queensland school if elected in 2020," Ms Frecklington said. "This policy is a potential Read More
Labor warned Queensland public health system in crisis
Wednesday, March 13, 2019 LNP Shadow Health Minister Ros Bates said claims raised today by Dr Simon Judkins should send shockwaves through the Palaszczuk Labor Government and deserve a response from the Premier. "Dr Judkins described mental health patients spending days before being admitted Read More
Labor fails to deliver better health system for Queenslanders
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Earlier: Early-Adopter Fans Kill 'Studio 60'! (Maybe.)
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Update: Now we know: "STUDIO 60 SCORES HIGHEST RATINGS IN SEVEN WEEKS ACROSS ALL KEY ADULTS," proclaims the NBC release.
Earlier: Early-Adopter Fans Kill 'Studio 60'! (Maybe.)
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Trump escalates attacks on American Jews, compares himself to Jesus
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….like he's the King of Israel. They love him like he is the second coming of God…But American Jews don't know him or like him. They don't even know what they're doing or saying anymore. It makes no sense! But that's OK, if he keeps doing what he's doing, he's good for…..
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1. Why is the two-seat valve likely to oscillation when functioning under small opening conditions?
For single-core KP-LOK Diaphragm Valves valves, even when the medium is flow-open kind, they're stable. When the medium is flow-closed type, they are unstable. There're just two valve cores in the two-seat valve. The decrease heart is in flow-closed condition while the upper heart is in flow-open condition. In cases like this, under little opening circumstances, the flow-closed kind of valve core will easily cause oscillation of the valve. This is the reason why two-seat valves can be used for small opening conditions.
2. Why can not double-sealing valves be utilized as sanitary shut-off valves?
Two-seat valve core has the advantage of balanced drive double-sealing valve structure, allowing a large pressure difference. And its shortcoming is that the two sealing surfaces cannot be in good contact at precisely the same time, causing a huge leakage. If it's intentionally and mandatorily used in shut-off occasions, the effect won't be great, even if a great deal of improvements have been made on it. (like double-sealing sleeve valve)
3. Why does the straight stroke sanitary regulating valve have a poor anti-blocking performance and rotary stroke regulating valve have a good anti-blocking functionality?
The core of straight stroke valve is vertical throttle, but the flow direction of the medium is horizontal. So there must be plenty of turns and twists in valve cavity leak station, which makes the flow paths of this valve very complex. Thus, there're a whole lot of blind zones which provide space for deposition of the mild, which in the long term causes clogging. The throttle direction of rotary stroke valve is horizontal, the moderate flows in and out, which can easily remove unclean medium. The flow path is straightforward, and there is little room for moderate deposition, so rotary stroke valve has a fantastic anti-blocking performance.
4. What's the stem of direct stroke regulating valve sparse?
It involves a simple mechanical principle: the bigger the sliding friction, the bigger the rolling friction. The stem of straight stroke valve moves up and down. If the stuffing marginally shaped a little tighter, it might wrap the stem up closely, leading to a large hysteresis. To this end, the valve stem was made to be thin and small and the stuffing utilization PTFE that has a small friction coefficient in order to reduce the hysteresis. But the problem that derives from this is a thin valve stem is easy to bend along with the stuffing has a short service life. To solve the problem, the ideal approach is to use rotary valve stem, a controlling valve like the rotary stroke types. Its valve stem is two to three times thicker than the straight valve. And it utilizes graphite stuffing which has a long service life.
5. Why does the rotary stroke valve possess a relatively large shut-off pressure gap?
It is because the torque on the rotating shaft created by the power of moderate on valve core or valve plate is quite tiny.
6. Why is the service life of desalination water moderate brief when using rubber lined butterfly valve along with fluorine lined diaphragm valve?
The corrosion of rubberized is exemplified by growth, aging and reduced strength. Back rubber-lined diaphragm valve is significantly enhanced to be the fluorine lined diaphragm valve which has a good tolerance of rust. Now the very best method is to use water therapy special ball valves, which may be used for 5 to 8 decades.
7. Why should shut-off valves attempt to use hard cleaning?
The leakage of gentle sealing valve would be the cheapest, therefore the shut-off effect is surely good. But it's not wear-resistant, not reliable. Judging from the dual standard of small leakage and dependable sealing, gentle sealing shut-off isn't as excellent as hard sealing shut-off.
Sleeve valves, which first appeared in the '60s, were widely utilized from the '70s worldwide. Sleeve valves account for a huge percentage in petrochemical gear stolen during the '80s. At that time, many people believed wing valves could replace single-seat and double-seat valves to turn into the second-generation products. Until today, that is not the situation. Single-seat valves, double-seat discs and sleeve valves are all alike used. That is because sleeve valves simply enhance the way of throttle, have better stability and maintenance than single-seat valves. However, its weight, anti-blocking and leakage index will be the same as those of single-seat and double-seat valves.
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Evidence for Cortical Adaptations Supporting Language
Marmoset monkeys vocalize more often and exhibit more complex vocal motor behavior than macaque monkeys. To gain insight into the central control of vocalization, we used retrograde transneuronal transport of rabies virus from the cricothyroid muscle to identify cortical areas that influence this muscle in the two species. This comparative approach revealed that five cortical motor areas in the frontal lobe of both species are involved in the descending control of this laryngeal muscle. These five areas are: the primary motor cortex (M1), ventral area 6 (6V), the supplementary motor area (SMA), the ventral cingulate motor area (CMAv), and the rostral cingulate motor area (CMAr). Although the same five cortical areas influenced the CT muscle in both monkeys, 6V and the SMA contained many more output neurons in the marmoset than in the macaque. These results suggest that the increased relative contribution of these two premotor areas supports the complex vocal motor abilities of highly vocal primates.


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Congratulations to the following school councils who were the winners of the Floragardens spring promotion gift certificate draw. The draw was held at the October 29 Brampton Northwest Connects…..and the winners are…..
At the October 29 Brampton Northwest Connects meeting the names of all the participating schools were entered in a box and each winner was drawn by a community member. (We really like when community members come to the meeting!) Thank you to Fletcher's Meadow Secondary for hosting the evening.
$100 – St. Josephine Bakhita Catholic Elementary School
$50 – St. Ursula Catholic Elementary School
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A Recycling amenity centre is a facility where the house holders can bring a large range of goods, which we will forward for recycling or safe disposal.
There are two main types of recycling facilities in Mayo for use by householders: Recycling bring banks are located in most towns and villages. These are the familiar "bottle banks" and contain facilities where the public can recycle bottles and jars as well as drink cans. Recycling centres (or civic amenity sites as they are also known) are a newer development. They consist of a wide range of recycling facilities, from car batteries to plastic bottles. There are two such facilities in Mayo, Rathroeen, Killala Road in Ballina and Derrinumera on the Castlebar-Newport Road.
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Talking about science in interactive whiteboard classrooms
Karen Murcia; Rachel Sheffield; Rachel Sheffield
Australasian Journal of Educational Technology Vol. 26, No. 4 (Jan 01, 2010)
Teachers using interactive whiteboards (IWB) effectively can engage and motivate students with a range of digital resources to explore science's role in making sense of our world and to construct knowledge of key scientific concepts. The case study...
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A Professional Learning Model Supporting Teachers to Integrate Digital Technologies
Rachel Sheffield; Susan Blackley; Paul Moro
Issues in Educational Research Vol. 28, No. 2 (2018) pp. 487–510
Contemporary teachers have an obligation to support and scaffold students' learning in digital technologies and to do this in authentic contexts. In order for teachers to be successful in this, their own competency in digital technologies needs to...
Teacher Education Students Using TPACK in Science: A Case Study
Rachel Sheffield; Eva Dobozy; David Gibson; Jim Mullaney; Chris Campbell
Educational Media International Vol. 52, No. 3 (2015) pp. 227–238
Teacher education is in the grip of change. Due to the new Australian Curriculum, no longer is it possible to plan and implement lessons without considering the inclusion of Information and Communication Technologies. Simply knowing about the latest ...


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Someone starts talking about a memory, a story, a person of inspiration. Beers get opened. An artist grabs a pen and flips open his sketch pad. People laugh, they cry, they learn. Poems are written, paintings are made, and our history comes alive for a moment. It becomes a tangible baton that is passed from person to person and in those moments Detroit shines. The Detroit History Club is proud to present "What Had Happened Was"...a night of storytelling and illustration.
Join us at Hamtramck's Bank Suey for a spectacular night of learning and entertainment. You'll be greeted with popcorn and Faygo pop. This is a BYOB event - You are welcome to bring your own alcoholic beverages if you choose. Once the lights dim our epic lineup of Detroit noteables will take to the stage to deliver the stories that inspire, remind, and entertain them. As they speak Detroit illustrator, professor, and history buff David Chow will draw illustrations of their stories live. You'll see the stories come to life as the collaboration of visual and spoken history storytelling merge. We can promise laughs, learning, and a peek into what historians do when no one is looking. We hope you'll grab a cocktail and join us.
Because The Detroit History Club operates as a members-only club, out of private homes, hidden spaces, and secret locations, you'll need to join before being able to buy tickets to events. At checkout you'll be asked if you are already a member; if not, select "New Member." Membership to The Detroit History Club is five dollars per calendar year. Each person attending an event must have a membership of their own. Membership cards may be picked up at the first event you attend as a new member, and new cards are issued at the first event you attend each year. Detroit History Club events are for persons twenty-one years old and up. We drink, we swear, we talk about things, and we'd love for you to join us. Whether you come as a couple, a group, or a singleton, our events are designed to encourage you to make new friends, explore ideas, and learn- all while eating, drinking, dancing, and generally behaving in a way that makes us proud to call ourselves Detroiters.


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Residents at Garden Court Retirement Community are very much engaged in an active lifestyle. They want to go, do, laugh and learn, and they accomplish this through exercise programs, guest speakers, game nights, live entertainment and parties.
But that is only the beginning. We also offer day and overnight trips for our residents. For example, getting out to a Mariners' Game, visiting a museum, attending a play, trying a new restaurant, taking a ride over the mountains for the Autumn Show or whale watching, all of this can be had at Garden Court Retirement. Although there are lots of things to do, you don't have to do anything at all if you don't want to! We simply want you to be happy in your home.


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Earlier this week I got news that financial aid for school may be a question and it's such a complex situation, our lives, our finances, the lot of it...and so here I am again, in limbo, opening my heart up wide to the universe.
I want to trust, to believe that all will be as it should; that things will align and fall into place. But oh, must it be this intense, this tenuous, this thinly threaded? Must everything come like the rains, abrupt and last minute, tearing down dead branches, and leaving everything rinsed and and astounded and green? This seems the way now, that things unfold around here.
So. A little more wondering.
More fingers kept crossed.
More breath held.
It's their busy time in the financial aid office, and so I don't get my answers any faster than anyone else gets theirs. Seven to ten days, more or less. Damn.
Will you cross your fingers for me?
Love, C
PS: I hardly have the words, for grinning, at how all your lovely offers for my art made me feel. THANK YOU. I'll be shipping the pieces tomorrow--and enjoying more space in my studio to create new things.


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Guests who visit Miraj Hammam Spa by Caudalie Paris, as Spa Inc. magazine did in June, may notice that the Moroccan-inspired spa looks a little different. Located at Toronto's Shangri-la Hotel, the luxury spa blends the ornate decor and traditional hammam experience of Morocco with the natural vine-based wellness of Bordeaux, France, all with a clean, modern feel. That aesthetic remained consistent when the spa officially reopened in May, unveiling its renovated space.
The manicure and pedicure bar is no longer tucked into the main spa area behind a glass door, but out in front near the entrance, adjacent to the new gift shop. Moving those services outside the spa allows guests with group reservations to be a little chattier, says spa manager Andrea Dunham. The spa has also converted one of its two private hammams into three additional treatment rooms, bringing the total to 12 treatment rooms. But the improvement that Dunham is most excited for guests to see is the newly renovated Alhambra relaxation room, which is now more spacious and freshly decorated with new furniture, artwork and an ornate Moroccan chandelier, and its adjoining patio area. "We went through a few stages of the renovations with the lounge, having to do the renovation in sections, because when you're in a hotel it's very tricky to find time to do this type of work," Dunham says.
Altogether, she says, it took 11 months to complete the renovations, 11 months of doing piecemeal construction during the day – a few hours here, a few hours there – so as not to disturb hotel and spa guests. "At night we can't work because guests are obviously sleeping and during the day it's difficult because I have guests and no one wants to hear a jackhammer going during their massage."
It has been worth it, Dunham says. The Moroccan style of the spa remains consistent throughout the expansion of the space, in part because of the effort to hire the same designers and find the same materials that were used in the original 2012 construction.
The Miraj Hammam Spa brand began in Vancouver in the early 2000s, where owner Surinder Bains first opened a small spa business. "It's not in a hotel, but she had such great success that [Shangri-La Hotel] wanted her to bring the hammam to Toronto," Dunham says. Toronto has another hammam, but it's a little different in that it's a communal experience whereas this one is privately booked, she adds.
The hammam is the cornerstone of the spa and its popular Hammam, Gommage and Rhassoul Clay Body Masque is the spa's signature treatment. It begins with 15 minutes of high-intensity heat (110 C) in a eucalyptus steam room, followed by a rub down with black Moroccan soap, a full-body exfoliation with a textured kessa glove, and the application of Rhassoul clay from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. As in its decor, so too in its treatments, Miraj Hammam Spa has taken the traditional Moroccan hammam treatment and put a modern twist on it. "With the traditional Moroccan hammam, usually it is buckets of water that are sort of thrown at you, but here we actually use a hose so it's a little bit more comfortable for the guests," Dunham says. "We've taken few little things and tweaked it to suit our audience."
Facial and body treatments that do not take place in the hammam use Caudalie's vinotherapy products, such as the Vinoperfect facial. "Vinoperfect is a facial that targets lightening, brightening and evening of the skin tone," Dunham explains. "It uses a patent from Caudalie, Viniferine, which targets dark spots." The product traces its origins to women working in the vineyards of Bordeaux who, many years ago, realized that the sap they had been rubbing on their hands from the grapevine stock was causing their sunspots to disappear. "Vinoperfect Serum from Caudalie is their number one selling product because it gives you that lightened, brightened, lively, dewy look," Dunham says. With the new and improved spa comes a brand new treatment, which debuted at the end of June: the Aromatherapy Hot Stone Manicure and Pedicure. It's all about bringing aromatherapy and essential oils – elements that have traditionally been associated with facials and body treatments – to the manicure and pedicure services. Guests will be given an opportunity to choose an essential oil that suits their mood and reflects the type of experience they want, and the esthetician will apply that oil to hot basalt stones that are used to massage the hands and feet.
"It's really going to be everything that our guests have come to expect but better," Dunham says proudly. "We've taken their feedback over the years and it's so important that we give our guests what they want and meet those expectations. The fact that we were able to finally able to address some of the concerns we've had over the years is wonderful, and we're happy that our guests have seen us through the journey and now they'll be able to see the new and improved spa."


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Ibernex, health and building technology
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Driven by a team with more than 25 years of experience in the sector, we work to put the latest technology in the hands of our customers and fully integrate it into your business.
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- Facilitates communication between staff and patient.
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BioThane Beta Series Coated Webbing 100 ft. Roll
BioThane Beta Series Coated Webbing 100 ft. Roll For belts, collars, harnesses, or any other strap that's going to get lots of use, BioThane coated webbing makes for an excellent choice! BioThane's Beta series is a matte, leather-like embossed coated webbing that has become especially popular in the equine industry as part of halters and bridles. Besides its classy finish, it boasts the same strength and durability as BioThane's other offerings, with a breaking strength of 1000lbs per 1 inch of width. The webbing is .095″ – .105″ thick, and boasts a superior UV resistance as well as being waterproof and easy to clean. Unlike natural leather, BioThane Beta will not dry out, stain, crack, or absorb any unpleasant odour.


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When I was a kid, one of my absolute favorite things about visiting our summer cottage in Sweden was the prospect of Swedish meatballs. Not just any Swedish meatballs, but a specific brand. We would always stop on the way to the house to get provisions at the local grocery store chain, and I remember running down the aisles to find the meatballs. My mother would cook them on a frying pan until they were quite dark, but not really burned. She would use lots of butter (where we use olive oil), and we would all sit and munch on meatballs and mashed potatoes while the house warmed up. Good times!
So, it was with great surprise I found one day these very same meatballs were being sold in the local Ikea in San Diego. What are the odds! Celebrating my Swedish childhood, I decided to create a Swamerican (Swedish-American) sandwich. I still prefer the meatballs without condiments – just by themselves, but as sandwiches come, this wasn't half bad at all !
Meatball Sandwich Recipe
- 1 half demi-baguette
- 4 Swedish meatballs (from Ikea)
- 1 tbs olive oil
- 2 slices of cheese
(we used præstost, Swedish cheese from Ikea, another childhood favorite)
- 4 tbs pizza sauce with fennel
If the meatballs are frozen, thaw them in a microwave for about 45 seconds. Heat the olive oil on a non-stick pan, and fry the meatballs on medium-high heat until they turn dark. We like them beyond golden, but of course you could stop sooner if that is what you like.
On the baguette, spread 3 tbs pizza sauce. Lay out the two slices of cheese to cover most of the sauce, and place 4 still hot meatballs on top. Place small pieces of cheese on top of the meatballs. Top the entire sandwich with the last tbs of pizza sauce. Toast the baguette in a toaster oven until the cheese melts and everything is nice and hot. Good food.
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Antichamber is released!
Antichamber: A Mind-Bending Psycological Puzzle Game, has just been released! The game has been picking up awards throughout its development, debuted at NUMBER ONE on Steam, and hs garnering fantastic reviews since release.
Antichamber is the product of Alexander Bruce - who's journey to make the game is as impressive and inspirational as anything seen in IGTM. Big congratulations go out to Alexander - we're super happy for him. You can read more about Alexander and Antichamber here. And, of course, you can pick up the game here.
Antichamber and Alexander have been wonderful early supporters of the IGTM. If you've watched the film, you may have noticed in the film's end credits, a collection of game clips, interspersed among the Kickstarter Thank Yous. These were the result of an early, EARLY kickstarter pledge/reward tier back in 2010. For $300, enterprising and/or super generous independent developers could include a clip of thier games in the end credits. (In the early days of this project, the resulting funds & support meant a TON for this film).
A lot of the games in that end credit roll we're in development when they submitted. A number have gone on to release, and some are still being worked on. We've been following Alexander's story and progress since we started IGTM. If ever there was an Australian leg of the film, he'd undoubtably be included. The story of Antichamber is one of perseverance, brillance and skillful development & promotion.
We're very thankful to Alexander for his support and we're very proud to have Antichamber included in those end credits. Please go make it worthwhile for him - go get the game! :)


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The Mosaic Building Solutions Team Continues to Grow/
The Mosaic Building Solutions Team Continues to Grow
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (April 18, 2017) – Mosaic Building Solutions is adding two new employees to their growing roster to help aid in business development and accounting.
Joining the team as the business's Accountant, Beverly Inskeep is originally from Decatur, but moved to Fort Wayne while pursuing a degree in accounting. After nearly 10 years within the healthcare field, Inskeep decided to make the switch to the construction industry.
"After spending close to a decade in the medical field, I was looking for a new challenge and industry," Inskeep said. "Mosaic is still a relatively new company, but growing in both size and revenue. This opportunity allowed me to come in at near ground level with a company that has a wonderful culture and ambitious goals."
Mosaic's new Business Development Manager, Jenny Cronenwett, has spent her life in sales and construction. Growing up in Connersville, Cronenwett's father owned a construction company, where she first learned the in's and out's of the business. After moving with her family to Fort Wayne almost a decade ago, Cronenwett worked in sales.
"When I was first introduced to Mosaic, I quickly became very interested in Mosaic's 'design, build, manage' outlook on construction, because it is a smart, more efficient approach to construction," Cronenwett said. "Growing up close to Indy, I have a deeper appreciation of Fort Wayne because it is a big city, with a small town feel. My goal in this role will be to help the businesses of Fort Wayne achieve their talent attraction goals, through smarter building projects during this citywide renaissance."
Opening their doors in 2014, Mosaic and E&V Construction combined their work force in 2015. Since then, Mosaic bought the 709 Clay Street property in late 2016 and has been remodeling the first and second floor for continued growth opportunities. They currently have 23 employees.
About Mosaic Building Solutions
Founded under the mantra Design. Manage. Build., Mosaic Building Solutions was established to better serve the client's vision and the bigger picture of construction management. Working with clients from square one, Mosaic creates innovative solutions that maximize the client's value and then sees them through, taking ownership of the project until its completion.
Established by industry veterans Jake Fetters and Steve Park, Mosaic combines years of construction and design industry experience with a new vision for the building industry, all aimed at a better experience, value and result for its clients and partners.


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February 14, 2019 - Americans love broadband. More accurately, they hate it when they can't get access to high-speed internet.
Right now, Rural America faces a huge crisis, and it isn't getting better.
According to a report, the "American Broadband Initiative," released yesterday by the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Commerce, Rural America is woefully behind the rest of the country on broadband access.
Only 2 percent of Americans in cities lack access to broadband, as currently defined by the Federal Communications Commission -- 25 Megabits per second download, 3 Megabits per second upload.
The comparable number for residents of Rural America is that 30 percent lack access to broadband.
The numbers are also bad on mobile deployment: 90.5 percent of Americans living in urban areas have access to fourth-generation LTE services, whereas only 70 percent of rural Americans enjoy that option.
What can we do about this?
Unfortunately, there isn't one single silver bullet solution. Money is one important component. So is state-wide interest, often in the form of a state broadband office, or a state broadband plan. Education on how to bring broadband, and how to more effectively make use of it, are also a component.
The Rural Telecommunications Congress, a 20-year-old grassroots organization devoting to advocating for better broadband in Rural America, sees all of these approaches as vital.
I have the great privilege of serving as the President of the RTC, which has a long and storied history of calling attention to this issue, demanding better broadband for all Americans, and incubating creative solutions.
And, as we approach the RTC's annual conference, jointly with the Broadband Communities Summit in Austin, Texas, from Tuesday, April 9 to Thursday, April 11, we agree that it's time to get serious about solving our Rural Broadband crises.
Sign up now to attend all aspects of the Broadband Communities Summit, including the Rural Telecommunications Congress, at $410.00, the cheapest rate available for those who are not government officials or public representatives. See you in Austin!
To sign up at the Rural Telecommunications Congress rate, register below, or at https://www.regonline.com/builder/site/Default.aspx?EventID=2461240 (Make sure to select "CODE HOLDERS" radio button and use VIP Code RTC410)


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Back to: Kelso Town News
Currently, there are vacancies in all the Church of Scotland charges in the area. The present arrangements are in a state of flux, and Kelso Country Churches (Stichill, Roxburgh, Makerstoun and Smailholm) have been taken out of their linkage with Kelso Old and Sprouston and linked to Oxnam.
Hopefully, all the charges will be filled in the near future, with Kelso North and Ednam likely to head the field.
Churches in the Kelso Area, Scotland


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ADR has been selected by the City of Lancaster on the second phase of the City's Safe Route to School (SRTS) program. This project will be concentrated around the Lancaster City School District's Medill Elementary School in the vicinity of Sheridan Drive, Grandstaff Avenue, and James Road. The project primarily involves the design and construction of new and updated sidewalks and paved connections to existing trails, curb and curb ramps, signage, and crosswalk striping. The SRTS program is a federally funded program that is administered by the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT). Currently the funds are 100% grant, "free money", which means no local match money will be spent for this project. ADR is excited to be teamed up with the City, Scholl and ODOT District 5 to help make this project a success for their community.
Lancaster Safe Routes to School Project Award
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High-end computer and server maker Silicon Graphics SGI, -2.15% on Tuesday posted a second-quarter net loss of $17 million, or 8 cents a share. Revenue for the period ended Dec. 27 came in at $263 million. During the same period a year ago, SGI posted a profit of $49.3 million, or 24 cents a share, on revenue of $364 million. The company had earlier forecast an operating loss of $18 million to $21 million on revenue of $240 million to $260 million.
Silicon Graphics posts Q2 net loss of $17 million
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Programs offered at this site:
- Life Skills Experience: Our flagship program. Students learn values, healthy habits, and life skills through the game of golf.
- Classes will start in the Fall 2017
- PLAYer Level classes will be available
Spring schedule 2018
summer schedule 2018
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Website: Macatawa Legends Phone: 616-212-2600
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I am a sneakerhead episode 8 - @Toshisneakerstokyo
I think it was my involvment in basketball as a teenager that led me to my love for sneakers. Playing basketball at that time sneakers such as Air Jordan, Air Max and Nike products were in the center of my attention, and I bought a lot of pairs from these brands. However, the one pair that really stands out to me, when I'm looking back is my purchase of a pair of New Balance M1300 (1995 years reprint model).
As I grew out of my teens' I lost some of my interest in sneakers, and I moved on to other interests. but a decade later in 2013 i was re-caught. I purchased New Balance's M576SGA: Their 25th anniversary edition, and this pair was just perfect.My purchase of the M576SGA helped me to regain my passion and interest in sneakers again.
I began thinking about incorporating my interest in photografing into my sneakerworld. I wanted to take pictures of sneakers and posting them online.
At first I used my smartphone to take pictures with, which was fine at first, but I soon upgraded to a compact digital camera. I was immediately more satisfied with the quality of the pictures, and it didn't take me long to upgrade further to a single-lens reflex camera.
I've learned that the quality of your camera and lens in terms of taking a picture of sneakers is important. Getting the "good sneakers" is more important. People want to see pictures of their popular sneakers.
I've often found myself in a position of longing after the possibilty of taking a picture of a certain pair of sneakers, but however hard it is to get hold of certain pair, the joy of succeeding will forever be worth it.
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The Art of Entertaining: Part Twenty One: Last One!/
Kellie and Michael Stoddart (owners of Seasons) contributed to the evening as well as hosted it. The night was a picture of hospitality and fun. Kellie and her crew made the hor d'oeurves for the events and Michael created the ice sculptures. I truly enjoyed meeting so many new vendor friends at this event! Thanks to everyone! A big thanks to The Signature Club for hosting the event at their beautiful venue. Caterer: Seasons Catering & Special Events
Ice Scuplture: Season's Ice
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Jay Thomas, Executive Director
Jay has served the not-for-profit community in a variety of leadership capacities for nearly 25 years. He has an extensive background in management, resource and program development and experience leading high-priority initiatives within organizations.
Prior to joining the Rainier Foothills Wellness Foundation as Executive Director, Jay served as Executive Director of Peace Community Center. His previous experience also includes leadership positions with Associated Ministries, United Way of Pierce County, Bates Technical College, and the Greater Seattle YMCA.
Jay is a proven leader with a deep history of community and civic involvement. He is a Pierce County American Leadership Forum Senior Fellow, a former Board member of Tacoma's City Club, Past Chair of the Association of Fundraising Professionals South Sound Chapter, and has 10 years of experience as a Rotarian.
Jay is a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) and holds a Masters in Non Profit Leadership from Seattle University and a Bachelors in Social Work from the University of Washington.
A native of Tacoma, Jay is a devoted husband and father and a man of deep faith. He currently resides in Frederickson, WA with his wife, Cornelia, and their two daughters, Jai'el and Jacelyn, and the family dog, Daisy.


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my trina turk experience
Last year right about this time I was chosen for Pop Sugar's One of a Kind. By all means that in and of itself is a magical, fun, life altering experience but it went so many layers deeper for me. First of all in the midst of getting ready to fly out to California and doing some scheming for a way to make something for Trina as well. I did some Googling to get more inspiration for the woman who has everything and came across the images below and instantly was struck with a feeling of deja vu.
I raced into my bedroom in the closet where I keep a few inspiration notebooks. I tore through a few and found out why I had that feeling. A few years prior this spread had been in a Martha Stewart magazine. I tore out the spread because I loved the bright colors, the party, and the gorgeous green backdrop outside. It just felt upbeat, lively, and fun! Not knowing really anything about Trina but just going from a gut feeling of needing some of that energy in my life. So fast forward 2-3 years later and now I am being flown out to California to meet her and have her design custom clothing pieces for me! The whole experience was surreal and still makes me want to pinch myself. It was more than just being pampered, the high end CUSTOM designer clothing, the amazing trip, the car we got to drive down the PCH blasting our tunes and being filmed. It was the universes way of telling me YOU ARE ABLE to speak your truth in an articulate and beautiful way. I fancied myself a bit of a shy introvert for most of my life. I still like to be a quiet observer at times but I have learned to lead and speak up and a lot of that extra boost came from the confidence I got from this amazing trip. So a year later it still feels amazing to know how things work in mysteries but amazing ways and how this grand loving force is ever on your side giving you wild adventures (if you ask) that are often disguised as something else...something moving you forward on your path. So once again to Pop Sugar, Gio and his crew, and Trina Turk this trip may have been 365 days ago but it's still fresh in my heart.


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Here Are Ten Things I Suggest You Should Do Before Rooting Your Android Phone To Avoid Stories That Touch
Let's Go.
#1 Take Complete Backup Of Your Android Data
Rooting Android will have processes like factory resetting and that will delete all your data, so to avoid it you must firstly take the complete backup of your android data.
#2 Enough Battery Before Rooting
Android rooting process will lead to lots of battery consumption and if low battery interrupt the process then your android can be bricked so better is to have enough battery backup before rooting it. And the battery must be charged up to 80%.
#3 Necessary Drivers For Your Android In Your PC
Any rooting tool that works on your PC to root your android will only work perfectly if the respective android's USB drivers are installed on that PC. So before proceeding for rooting search on the internet for your make of your android.
#4 Better Know About Your Android Model Details
While rooting you will come across need of files like SuperUsersu and much more that is different for every model of android. And if you flash any wrong file then it will damage your android stock ROM and your device will get bricked. So better to know about your android model to get the correct files for it.
#5 Learning how to get into Stock Android Recovery.
Getting into Android Stock Recovery is easy and you can do that with few button combinations like pressing the power key, Volume + and Home button simultaneously. So you should learn how to get into stock Android recovery before you root your device. This is to make sure that if anything wrong happens then you can wipe your phone.
#6 Restore Smartphone's Firmware
Restoring Smartphone's firmware is the best thing you can do before rooting because if something went wrong, you will always have the option to go back to how you were before. There were different software available on the internet like Odin etc. The software depends on what phone you have.
#7 Disable Antivirus And Firewall in your phone
Programs like antiviruses and firewall can interrupt the rooting process and that can brick your android smartphone. So better is to turn them off before proceeding with rooting.
#8 Methods For Recovering If Your Device Get Bricked
Before rooting you must know the method to how to unbrick your android device as if your device got brick then your android will only stick to boot animation and it will take the longer time to rush to customer service center to get your device flashed. So better is to know the method to Unbrick your android and that you can search on google and get all the important files before rooting so that you can Fix it by your own.
#9 Choosing Out The best Way To Root
Now proceeding to the main part that is the best way to root your android.
#10 Method To Unroot Android After Rootin
Rooting voids the android warranty and also expose your android for certain security threats and if you want to Unroot your android then you can simply go to YourSuperUser or Kinguser app and then restrict all permissions or your can either flash your stock ROM. Kingo Root offers the feature to Remove Root
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This version is mainly to improve the remote dependency package management, fix a lot of details, and this version can already support the upgrade from my upgrade through
xmake update, it will be more convenient to upgrade xmake later.
xmake plugin --help
add_syslinks api to add system libraries dependence
xmake l time xmake [--rebuild] to record compilation time
xmake f --vs_sdkver=10.0.15063.0 to change windows sdk version
lib.luajit.ffi and
lib.luajit.jit extension modules
-D and
--diagnosis instead of
add_packages("xxx", {links = {}})
LTUI is a cross-platform terminal ui library based on Lua.
This framework originated from the requirements of graphical menu configuration in xmake. Similar to the linux kernel's menuconf to configure the compilation parameters, so using curses and lua to implement a cross-platform character terminal ui library.
Refer to kconfig-frontends for style rendering. Of course, users can customize different ui styles.
$ luarocks install ltui
We need install the cross-platform build utility xmake first.
$ xmake
Since my English is not very good, the article uses google translation, if you can't understand, please understand.
After more than four months, xmake finally updated the new version v2.2.2 and launched the heavyweight feature: Natively Supported Remote Dependency Package Management.
This feature, in fact, I have been writing for almost a year, before the initial completion, for the development of this feature and history, interested students can look at the relevant issues: #69.
The current implementation is as follows, a fully consistent semantic version dependency description:
Fully consistent cross-platform build behavior, one-click xmake compilation:
Complete project description:
add_requires("tbox 1.6.*", "libpng ~1.16", "zlib")
add_packages("tbox", "libpng", "zlib")
Let me briefly introduce the background of my function:
When we write C/C++ programs, the use of third-party dependencies has always been a big problem. Because each build library has different build systems and different code platform support, it can't be like other high-level languages. Convenient and easy to use package management support.
Although there are package management tools such as homebrew, vcpkg and so on to solve this problem, there are some limitations, such as:
For the existing cross-platform build tools, there is no built-in package management support. For example, cmake only provides
find_package to find system packages. Although it can be used with third-party package management such as vcpkg, I personally feel that it is not very Convenience.
This will make other users of the project need to install vcpkg or install the dependent library to the system when compiling. For the pc platform, it is better to use it. For the iphoneos, android and other platforms, the user will toss on the library. It will be a while.
And xmake's philosophy is:
Consistent maintenance, One-click compilation
xmake command to compile.
Cmake also needs to generate additional third-party IDE project files, even if cmakelist.txt is the same, but the build and maintenance experience is not guaranteed to be completely consistent for the user. After all, it is limited to such tools as vc/make.
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xmake-vscode plugin is a xmake integration in Visual Studio Code.
It is deeply integrated with xmake and vscode to provide a convenient and fast cross-platform c/c++ development and building.
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Tough Guy Shaneo – Sneak Peek.
As a portrait photographer it is unusual to be asked to photograph a male… Normally the males I photograph have been dragged kicking and screaming by their partners and generally are not there for the shot…. 🙂
So whenever I get the opportunity to photograph a male I just
just at the chance to not only use my unique style of on location lighting but also show off that men can actally look great in photos…
This is one of those shoots. 🙂
When I saw Shaneo i new he was begging to be photographed and photographed in such a way that would put the M in manly…. and with that here is a sneak peek of that photo shoot.


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"Rachel worked with A New Direction to deliver our AND Advocates programme 2017/18. Her clear thinking, attention to detail and supportive approach was invaluable, and helped ensure that our programme participants were engaged in high quality activity throughout. Feedback to the programme was universally positive – we would not hesitate to recommend her."
Laura Fuller, Senior Programme Manager (Schools) at A New Direction
"Rachel covered our Head of Education's maternity leave for a year and did a fantastic job, hitting the ground running to take on a very challenging, multi-faceted role. She has a wealth of experience, was a pleasure to work with and we were hugely impressed by her achievements during her time at the gallery."
Margot Heller, Director at the South London Gallery (SLG)
"Rachel came into the SLG at a time of transition for the gallery, with a major development looming, new projects starting and changes in members of staff. As Head of Education, she managed the education team through this transitional time: supporting, mentoring and providing stability. I personally really appreciated her pastoral care and enthusiasm – and her understanding of the importance of a chat over a cup of tea!"
Heather Kay, School and Community Projects Manager at the South London Gallery (SLG)
"Rachel worked at the National Portrait Gallery, London, as Young People's Programmes Manager from early 2007 until late 2015. She developed a successful programme of cross-media events, sessions and projects for and with 14-21 year olds, including the Gallery's peer-led Youth Forum. Rachel was a passionate advocate for the programme, and was hugely committed to improving and increasing youth engagement here at the Gallery."
Justine McLisky, Head of Young People at the National Portrait Gallery, London
"I met Rachel when I was participating in 15/21 at the Serpentine Gallery when I was 17 years old. Since then Rachel has acted as a mentor, helping me by giving me advice and by putting me in touch with her contacts to enable me to gain first hand experience of working in museums and galleries. Thanks!"
Young Person from the Serpentine Gallery
"We worked with Rachel and members of the National Portrait Gallery's Youth Forum while running our Teen Tours programme offsite. Time and again, she proved herself passionate, sensitive and wholly committed to the views, needs and ideas of the young people involved. I wouldn't hesitate to work with her again."
Janice McLaren, Head of Education & Projects at The Photographers' Gallery
"You know that I have you to be thankful to, as when we first met I was homeless and sleeping on buses, however you inspired me and I wanted to be very much like you, and the more time I spent with you, the more I was motivated to better myself. So I just want to say thank you very much for all your support and your positive influence and inspiration."
Young person from New Horizons Youth Centre, Camden
"I would highly recommend Rachel as a true professional who takes great care and attention in all the work she undertakes, having previously worked with Rachel and again in my current role on an ambitious, artist-led schools programme. Rachel has excellent organisational skills and delivers to deadlines, whilst establishing and maintaining positive relationships with and between artists, participants (of all ages) and partner organisations. Alongside her contemporary arts knowledge and passion, she has a strong understanding of engaging with schools and brokering the relationship between artist and teacher."
Louise Coysh, formerly Senior Curator at Art on the Underground
"Being involved with the National Portrait Gallery's Young People's Programme and being commissioned by Rachel to play the cello and sing for the Union Dance project was invaluable at a time when I was beginning to develop my career outside of school. Because of the connection I had with the Gallery, I then had the opportunity to stage a performance of 'Sojourner Truth's Story' as part of one of my final year projects for which I won the Trinity College of Music Vivian Prindl Outreach Prize upon graduating. Rachel is a true mastermind for creative projects."
Ayanna Witter-Johnson, Musician, www.ayannamusic.com/
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Watch new music videos from Vacances—plus, don't miss a new song from Eat Your Heart Out and tour announcements from The Used and Dance Gavin Dance. Check out the news you might have missed today below!
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1. Nine Inch Nails are playing Mad Cool Festival
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The Spanish festival will take place on July 12, 13 and 14 in Madrid. Depeche Mode and Queens Of The Stone Age are also in the lineup.
2. Vacances released a feel-good video for "Don't Go"
Three minutes of pure joy.
3. The Used announced UK and Europe shows
The tour is in support of the band's latest album, The Canyon, released in October. Check the dates below:
02/04 – Stockholm, Sweden @ Fryshuset
02/05 – Gothenburg, Sweden @ Pustervik
02/07 – Bochum, Germany @ Zeche
02/08 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Komplex 457
02/11 – Nottingham, UK @ Rock City
02/12 – Manchester, UK @ O2 Ritz Manchester
02/15 – Bristol, UK @ O2 Academy Bristol
02/16 – London, UK @ O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
4. Thrice are re-releasing The Alchemy Index on vinyl
We're excited to announce that TAI is being released on vinyl again. The original pressing is one of the best pieces we ever put out & the reissue is a step up with gold foil & new colors. We couldn't be happier with it. Available Friday at 10am PT at https://t.co/23pGmi67A3 pic.twitter.com/IF3iagSGSw
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The reissue has will be available in different colors starting Friday at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET on their website.
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Shiloh is living the good life. His family includes three "siblings" (two senior Puggles and a rescue cat) and two human parents who love him, spoil him -- and share their bed with him. He gets long walks and special treats of cheese and marrow bones. But life wasn�t always so idyllic. In fact, Shiloh was briefly homeless when his elderly owner became too ill to care for him.
It was the Scituate Animal Shelter that gave Shiloh his second chance, and on August 14th, he will be giving back to the charity that helped him by appearing as a �goodwill ambassador� at SAS�s third annual Dine Out for Dogs & Cats, a promotion with eight South Shore restaurants. Because each of the restaurants has agreed to a sizable donation to SAS, customers who dine at a participating venue on August 14th are helping to raise money for the needy animals of the community.
The �Canine Goodwill Ambassadors,� formerly homeless dogs ranging from 7 to 100 pounds, will be on hand to greet diners as they arrive outside of the participating restaurants from 5:30 to 7 p.m. that evening. Shiloh will be appearing at The Corner Stop Eatery in Cohasset.
The complete list of participating restaurants includes Braintree�s Spazio Restaurant, Cohasset�s Bia Bistro and The Corner Stop Eatery, Galley Kitchen & Bar in Scituate, Jake�s Seafood in Hull, The Quarry Restaurant and Trident Galley & Raw Bar in Hingham, and The Tinker�s Son in Norwell. Diners are encouraged to check with the individual restaurants regarding their varied reservation policies.
SAS has been helping Massachusetts animals for over 25 years. Aside from its shelter, which found homes for 602 animals last year, the charity operates a pet food pantry, low cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics for the community, and helps to prevent homelessness by giving pet assistance to veteran and senior pet owners.


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About the Quarterdeck inn And Marina, Port Hardy
The Quarterdeck Inn & Marina is a fantastic hotel with comfortable rooms, many of which face over the ocean. Ideally situated in Port Hardy, the hotel is complete with a marina, pub/restaurant and is within a short distance of many local businesses and restaurants.
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Free Online Cybersecurity Economics Course
TU Delft is running a free online class in cybersecurity economics.
Posted on October 12, 2016 at 1:09 PM • 5 Comments
TU Delft is running a free online class in cybersecurity economics.
Posted on October 12, 2016 at 1:09 PM • 5 Comments
Daniel • October 12, 2016 5:44 PM
I am still waiting for the MOOC entitled "How to get rich via ransomware in three easy steps".
Drone • October 13, 2016 4:32 AM
This course is not truly "Free". To enroll you must divulge your Email address, your (supposed) real name, and the country where you live. Also, the box saying (effectively) that you want to receive Spam from the organizers for the rest of your life (and beyond), is by default checked for you. Finally, you must accept and agree to their "Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Honor Code", which Is provided for you to read (if you live long enough).
volt • October 13, 2016 5:57 AM
..or candidates mumbling "sumn sumn Internet" appear smarter, especially when the word "tubes" gets simultaneously emitted, and young voters tend to like smart candidates.
We're talking about the kind of kids willing to complete surveys, after all. Political surveys even.
volt • October 13, 2016 9:50 AM
Kurt Seifried • October 14, 2016 9:02 PM
Interesting, I was wondering how MOOC's make money, this one has a freemium model, you can "audit" the course for free, or pay $50 and get a certificate of completion. I wonder if these certificates are worth anything?
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The Rise of Visual Search
With visual search on the rise, platforms such as Pinterest may become even more popular in the future. Aaron Goldman writes that 30% of searches are visual, and we can only expect that number to continue to climb with smartphone cameras in almost every pocket.
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About the Law Offices of Bo Katzakian
Over a Decade of Experience Fighting for Northern CA Employees
The days or weeks immediately following sustaining an injury in the workplace can feel like a blur. Not only do you have the injury itself to deal with, but you have to think about things like medical costs, physical therapy, lost wages, and even your ability to continue work in the future. At the Law Offices of Bo Katzakian, our Stockton workers' compensation attorneys believe that our clients have more than enough to worry about without adding legal challenges to the pile. Because of this, we have dedicated our lives to ensuring that the only thing injured workers have to worry about is recovering from their injuries.
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We make sure to create a strategy and a goal with every client at the start of representation, and also to plan for contingencies, which invariably do arise; we thereafter make sure to keep the lines of communication open with our clients so that they understand the best way to navigate the notoriously difficult worker's compensation system. It could be said that every worker's compensation claim is difficult, and so we spend a great deal of time building this strategy and ensuring the client has all the necessary information to make the choices that are right for them.
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Our team of Stockton workers' compensation attorneys is proud to offer services which are comprehensively researched, compassionate, and even bilingual. We provide large firm manpower and resources with small firm attention to detail and have everything you need to help you achieve your goals.
Time is of the essence in workers' compensation cases! Call today at (209) 762-8511. The consultation is free, and we charge no fees until after we have won your case.
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Don't wait until open enrollment to report changes
With just under three months until the start of MNsure's seventh open enrollment period, it is important that enrollees ensure their account is up to date and accurate.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce is echoing a warning by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General regarding a fraud scheme involving genetic testing.
Boys Totem Town, the all-male juvenile detention facility located in the Battle Creek neighborhood, was closed by Ramsey County on Aug. 1. (Marjorie Otto photo/Review)
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The Boaters Outlet site, as it's called by Roseville city officials, between Fairview and Snelling avenues on County Road C, could become a mixed-use development of housing and retail. Though still in the early planning stages, the Roseville Economic Development Authority voted July 15 to support the redevelopment with $7.5 million of tax increment financing.
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The Roseville Economic Development Authority voted July 15 to back city financial support for a proposed development that would turn a forgettable stretch of County Road C into mixed-use housing and retail.
The North Oaks maintenance center's north gate, situated at city limits, opens onto Turtle Lake Road in Shoreview. Residents across the street say they've seen a marked increase in maintenance center traffic exiting the center, using a Shoreview road, and then reentering North Oaks over the last couple of years, including a large amount of construction vehicles during a recent project in early July. (Bridget Kranz)
Shoreview residents irked by North Oaks truck traffic
The beach at Lake McCarrons County Park was closed as of July 10 due to high levels of E. coli bacteria in the lake water, and will remain closed at least until July 24.
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Ramsey County closed its guarded beach at Lake McCarrons County Park on July 10, and according to a county official it could be closed for some time.
The Alliance for Metropolitan Stability hopes to join a lawsuit against the City of Arden Hills over the redevelopment of 427 acres of vacant land in the city. The organization claims that by not planning for adequate affordable housing at the site the city has violated the federal Fair Housing Act by effectively excluding families of color. (file photo)
The Rice Creek Commons development will cover 427 acres of the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition plant, on land in Arden Hills that is currently owned by Ramsey County. (file photo)
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Referred to as the African Oscars, Sunday night in Lagos City was the biggest night of Africa's Film and Movie industry.
The Africa Magic Movies Choice Awards AMVCA, had the biggest names of African movie, film and television in Lagos for the event and it was as star studded as the glitz and glamor of its red carpet.
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Betsy DeVos' ESSA Feedback, Approvals, Cause More Consternation in States
States' crafting of their accountabiltiy plans under the Every Student Succeeds Act was politically contentious in some states, and U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos' feedback and approval of those plans has further fanned the flames in recent days.
ESSA gave states more flexibility to craft their accountability systems, but because many state education departments are politically weak and it's not necessarily who, in states, is in charge of education policy, spats broke out between state boards, state chiefs, governors and legislatures over the details of their plans. Some state officials went so far to write DeVos a letter urging her to reject their states' plans.
Several of those plans have now received feedback from DeVos, and a handful of others have been given her stamp of approval.
With the 2018 legislative session in full-swing and many state boards meeting again for the first time this year, the federal activity has reignited some of these disputes.
- California's state board of education last week said it will only clarify parts of the state's plan, and Gov. Jerry Brown said earlier this month in his State of the State address that he will work to build the capacity of local officials to turn failing schools around. That upset many advocates in the state who described California's accountability system and its associated "dashboard" as weak and difficult to understand. And it led to this headline in the L.A. Times: "When it comes to education policy, it's 'the California way' vs. Betsy DeVos."
- Maryland's plan was written by its Democratic-controlled legislature and protested by the state's board members and Republican Gov. Larry Hogan for inadequately holding low-performing schools accountable. In response to DeVos' approval of the plan last week, Hogan's press secretary, Shareese N. Churchill, said in a written statement to the Baltimore Sun. "The governor has made it clear that the ESSA plan forced on Maryland's children is unacceptable, thanks to the legislature's law mandating weak accountability standards that will trap kids in failing schools. This law flies in the face of President Obama's intent in creating ESSA, which was to increase accountability and prioritize academic excellence. Maryland now has the deeply disappointing distinction of having the second least accountable school system in the nation. That may be good enough for some, but it's not good enough for the governor."
- DeVos' feedback to Mississippi's accountability system set off a debate at last week's board meeting over how much the state's controversial accountability system will change again. DeVos told the state that, among other things, its treatment of student subgroups' test scores and English Language Proficiency test scores is not allowable under the law. District leaders at the meeting expressed frustration that the state's cut scores and some of the accountability system's key components could change yet again, after a series of other changes in recent years. (The department said it will try to avoid changing cut scores.) "It's not fair to the school district and schools working to get their scores up to have students arrive who can't speak English" and be counted in the annual grading process," state Rep. Tom Miles, a Democrat, said, according to Mississippi Today.
- After DeVos approved Wisconsin's plan, Gov. Scott Walker took the opportunity to attack state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers who led the design of the plan and has filed to run for governor this fall on a Democratic ticket. The plan "met the bare minimum requirements of the law" and lacked "innovative solutions," Walker's spokeswoman Amy Hasenberg told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Evers, she said, "should step up to the plate and offer solutions that do more for Wisconsin's kids."
All of the political warfare over states' plans matters greatly when it comes to funding, parental support and stability, experts have told me.
In addition, 36 states' governors and three-fourths of states' legislators are up for election this fall.
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