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Posts: Barri Rafferty
Barri Rafferty
Barri Rafferty is CEO of Ketchum, one of the world's top communication firms, with offices and affiliates in 130 markets in more than 70 countries.
Outside of Ketchum, she participates in a number of groups including the sustainability task-force for the World Economic Forum and is a member of Arthur W. Page Society Page Up program. Rafferty sits on the board of StepUp, an organization with the mission of empowering girls from under-resourced communities to become confident, college-bound, and career focused and she is also a member of the governing body of OmniWomen, Omnicom's Leading Women's Network, for which she holds quarterly panel discussions featuring prominent women. She is the recipient of the Plank Center Milestones in Mentoring Award.
Barri is a graduate of Boston University (M.A) and Tulane University and enjoys watching soccer, volleyball, and dance – especially when her son and daughter are involved! Connect with her on Twitter: @barrirafferty
Meeting Under the Strawberry Moon, I Was Inspired
by Barri Rafferty| June 26, 2019
I may be in the minority by being among the attendees of last week's Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity who have never had the word "creative" in their titles. But as the leader of a creative firm, I was reminded that creativity starts with me. As the sun set on the week, I was […]
Moving the Needle: What does 20 years of greatness look like?
by Barri Rafferty| March 28, 2019
Last Thursday Ketchum was named "Best Agency of the Past 20 Years" at the 20th annual PRWeek Awards, an award that I'm especially proud of because it speaks to a consistency in the caliber of work we've created in partnership with our clients over a span of two decades; no small feat. As PRWeek put […]
Dialogue, Collaboration and Relationships – Key Takeaways from the World Economic Forum
by Barri Rafferty| February 11, 2019
For the last several years, I have asked our clients and Omnicom colleagues to share their thoughts on why the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, matters to them, and what their biggest goals are for attending. We supported a number of important clients on the ground this year, so I asked a […]
Davos Dialogues: Insights from the 2019 World Economic Forum
by Barri Rafferty| January 30, 2019
Each year I attend the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, I approach it with the goal of learning as much as I can, and concentrating those learnings into a few key trends to bring back for our clients and colleagues to help them navigate as they plan their year ahead. This year's […]
WEF's More Inclusive Definition of Inclusivity
by Barri Rafferty| January 24, 2019
Over my last several visits to Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting, there's one topic people tend to ask me about most – and that's women. As someone who has spoken out about women's equity, and as one of the small percent of females at this gathering of global leaders, I'm often […]
Bringing Your Human to Work: A Q&A with Erica Keswin
by Barri Rafferty| December 14, 2018
This past week, Ketchum hosted best-selling author and coach Erica Keswin in our New York headquarters. Her book, Bring Your Human to Work, is an insightful read that offers real advice from real people on how to build a culture that puts an emphasis on flexibility and freedom and explores the notion that organizations that […]


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We're thankful for learning opportunities
We're thankful for all the diverse opportunities to learn in our community.
Coyote Ridge debate project
Coyote Ridge at Connell may not be the setting one would expect for a debate competition, yet it has become a tradition.
The Prison Debate Project is in its third year, and it teams 15 Washington State University students with 15 Walla Walla Community College student inmates.
The combined group splits into two teams to debate a question in front of 100 inmates.
Not only do WSU criminal justice and criminology students get a chance to learn outside the classroom, the student inmates also gain a sense of pride and confidence, discovering they will be able to eventually compete at the university level.
It's a great educational experience — in a most unexpected place.
Library summer fun
School days may be almost over, but summer learning is just getting started. The Mid-Columbia Libraries are again offering a summer reading program — and much more.
Besides encouraging kids to read when the days heat up, they also promote creative and exploratory activities.
The idea is to learn, investigate their world and spend quality time with family and community.
Whether a child likes to paint, visit a museum or volunteer — to name a few — there's incentive to persevere.
Prizes for reading books and getting involved in activities help initiative on a lazy summer day. And best of all, the program is a great way to have summer fun and learn at the same time.
Fat Man replica
It can cause a double take when you see the replica of Fat Man, the bomb that helped end World War II. Not only is the fiberglass object historical, but also quite big — 400 pounds, 10 feet long and 5 feet in diameter.
For the builders, Terry Klute, Bob Ver Steeg and their friends at the Richland Airport, the full-size model has been a nine-month birthing process — one that has produced a way to educate the community about the Manhattan Project.
Whether it's shown in parades, parked in the Tri-Cities or involved in an event, Fat Man deserves a gander. The replica is a conversation starter and a unique learning opportunity.
Education gift
A legacy of learning is exactly what one Pasco couple has left behind for students at Columbia Basin College.
Duane and Katy Smith, who were married 65 years and childless, donated their life savings of $618,000 to CBC.
The endowment will be used to pay for scholarships, support academic programs and meet other needs of the college. It's a gift to further education — one that keeps on giving.

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I'm going to tell you a love story because it's Saturday and it's raining and it feels like the right thing to do.
This is about HBL and writing and learning to live as an adopted person. Or learning to live period.
I wrote about HBL in my book a little bit, so maybe you know about him. I talk about him a lot to my friends. HBL this and HBL this. He's met a few of my closest friends. My daughter. My dad. My brother and my brother's family. Everyone likes HBL.
He doesn't wear a ring and so the fact that he's married isn't right out there for everyone to see, but I'm quick to tell people because I want to get it all out on the table. I don't want to look like an idiot. I know he's married, so that means it's okay. He's doing the best he can in a marriage that makes both him and his wife miserable as they live out the dance so many people struggle with: we are doing this for the children, so they can have a home undivided by divorce.
HBL has two sons he and his wife adopted when the boys were infants. This is one of the things that connects us, his hunger to learn about adoption, how it affected me, how he can better raise his sons with the information he is getting from me and from what he now reads about adoption and trauma and relinquishment.
He travels for business—he's in sales—and he's good at what he does, really good, and he's very busy. However, if he'd had a liberal arts education, he'd probably have been a lawyer or a writer. That guy lives for words: he just didn't get to recognize that until he met someone, me, who tries to make a living with the written word. What he discovered when he met me was just how deeply he loves language and writing: specifically, mine.
We had dinner our first date, and it ended somewhat awkwardly as I'd decided a married guy who travelled for a living was probably not a solid choice for a second date. My way of breaking off and explaining why I wasn't available was to send a piece of my writing about what it was like to be adopted.
The writing, much to my surprise, was a siren call for him. He wanted more.
I had met him just days before I'd left for New York to write You Don't Look Adopted, and he was there via text, phone, and email, every day. He was my cheerleader, my editor, my sounding board. He was the best listener I'd ever encountered, and what he loved to listen to was me.
Later, this ability of his to listen would be medicine for me. It would let my body and mind know I was worthy of attention. It taught me to listen to others more closely. It taught me how important it is for adopted people--all people!!--to be able to talk out their full range of emotions and to feel they are valid.
Our second date was in New York, and it lasted three days with me on the floor of the bathroom after throwing up. I'd asked HBL to take a picture of me lying there because I thought the red of my shirt would look good against the black and white Italian marble floor, and later I used this photograph to promote my first Write or Die classes, me in the fetal position. I pretended the picture was about what can happen when you write your story, but what it's really about is what happens when you have had someone in your space for too long and your body can't tolerate the closeness any more. Welcome to being adopted. Or welcome to being human. I can't tell the difference.
I had two life-changing moments with HBL. One was when, after being in New York for two weeks, I went to a writing retreat on Martha's Vineyard and faced the fact that I could not write a book because I still, after over thirty years of trying, could not get beneath the surface of any story I was trying to tell. I stood in the middle of the road one early morning, texting HBL all the reasons I could not write. My heart was broken. I'd given up everything to chase this dream of writing a book, and I was empty. I wrote all these thoughts to him, and then I walked to get coffee.
He texted back a few minutes later. "That's your voice," and, much to my shock, I saw he was right. That strange, sad, needy thing I'd used to communicate to him was my voice. That thing I'd tried to hide my whole life with bravado and humor. That thin silver river of truth that ran the length of my spine, that was my voice.
Everything changed from that moment forward.
I could write.
Somehow our relationship survived me dating in New York and returning to California and all the confusion that follows throwing caution to the wind and risking everything to leave home and write a book. The coming back home was a shocker. I had no money. No job. I cried a lot. I'd told my story, written things I'd never told anyone, and now people I didn't know were reading my work, commenting on it. I had sold my soul not for money but in the hope of claiming my life, and yet, there I was, sleeping on the floor of my writing partner's extra bedroom, so afraid I was not going to be able to make something happen for myself, so uncertain I was going to get away with all that going deep in debt just to tell my story.
It wasn't that I had just wanted to tell my story. That was part of it, but mostly I wanted to help other people to tell theirs because that was my favorite thing to do. I'd tried with my mom most of my life, and now I wanted to do it out in the world with people who were actually willing to do it before they were on their death bed. But to be someone who said she could help others write their book(s), meant I had to write one myself.
And it worked. I wrote a book and now I help others write theirs. I am living my dream.
I got away with it. All of it.
I still can't believe it. I chased my dream and I didn't die or end up living on the streets. I ended up meeting people I never would have met if I hadn't done this crazy work of being Anne. I met Pam Cordano, and two weeks ago we led a healing retreat for adopted people, and it was such a remarkable, holy experience that I still feel like a bell that has been struck. I am still ringing. I get to walk by the ocean almost every day for hours and take pictures of things I think are beautiful. I get to write this blog. I get to coach people who want help chasing their dreams. I get to drive to Berkeley and visit my daughter. I get to massage people and listen to their bodies. I made this life happen. I risked a lot to get here, and it was so worth it.
The second life-changing moment with HBL had come a bit after I'd returned from New York. I'd written the book and self-published it, and I was emotionally cooked. I didn't have the get-up to create a new life, get a job, pay bills, all the stuff one needs to do to keep off the streets, and I had to face that I was in big trouble because I had no idea how I was going to survive. HBL had business in San Jose, and so we were staying in a local hotel. I got a notice of insufficient funds, and I went into a panic. I'm one of those people who isolates, and so having what felt like a nervous breakdown in front of another person was my idea of hell. I was ashamed of my weakness, and I was afraid my emotions and reactions were going to be too much for HBL, and so more than anything, I just wanted him to leave the hotel room while I bawled, but he stayed and stayed and stayed and just held me. He saw me have no faith in myself. He saw me believe nothing was ever going to be okay again. He saw me at what felt like my worst.
He couldn't save me. He had his own complicated life, and so he had nothing to offer but his steadiness of spirit and his determination to let me know he believed in me and that, although he knew this was a hard time, he believed with his whole being I would be fine.
He didn't leave even when I was a sobbing wreck. As an adopted person, it's easy to get hard-wired to believe you are supposed to be easy in order for people to keep you around. My brain saw HBL stay even when he couldn't fix the situation, even when I couldn't seem to get a hold of myself, and it made me trust him. It made me feel I could be myself.
Last week, I told HBL I could not be in a romantic relationship with him. I didn't realize that the day I told him this, March 1, was the day we'd met two years earlier. He's the date guy. He's the one who remembers everything. One thing about the adoptee retreat was that it became very clear to me that in order to really heal from any kind of trauma I stored in my body because my mother had to give me up at birth I was going to have to live a mindful life. Being with someone who is married is a way of putting myself second, of avoiding intimacy, and of not fully existing.
I love HBL. No man has ever been as unflaggingly supportive and as loving as he has been since the day we met. I love that we have so many stories together. We have been to so many cities, weathered so many storms. I love that just about every piece of writing I have put out publically has been edited and, often, made stronger because of his suggestions. I love how we learned to work as a team even in our strange, distanced relationship that felt like the closest one I'd ever had with a man. I love that I knew every day we would connect and be there for each other.
I also knew, from day one, that I was repeating old behaviors. I knew I had created a fantasy person. I didn't even use his real name. HBL stands for Hunk of Burning Love. I knew that, as an adopted person who has attachment issues, claiming to be the girlfriend of a man who has a wife is a perfect recipe for no growth. It's a perfect way to bubble myself into thinking I am moving forward in learning how to live and love when really I am just living out a controlled story.
When you are adopted, it's very hard to lose people. When I told HBL I had to stop being us, my body shut down. My arms got weak and I couldn't think for days. I cried. Because here's the thing: I have woven HBL into the fabric of my being, and it's very hard to tangle out fantasy from reality sometimes. I had an awful feeling in my gut that I'd been kicked ages ago and the bruise had only festered. I got in a small fight with my good friend because I was living in trauma brain and couldn't act like a normal, decent person. I acted like a selfish baby, and since my friend was a human being, she pushed back. Luckily, she's also adopted and so the next day we were able to talk like two hurt, loving, compassionate people and end up in a place where we feel even safer with each other, more loved, more loving. .
I want HBL to find the courage to leave his wife if that's what he really wants to do. But mostly, I want him to be happy. Before I wrote my book and really began owning my place on this planet, I stole things. There are many ways to steal. When you are adopted and have grown up from a place of believing that you weren't good enough to keep and therefore still worthless, you can feel that even things you were given: love, education, a purse, were stolen because you hadn't deserved them.
I felt this about most things. It's all so complicated because I also felt worthy of all the good I had in my life. Welcome to the fragmented brain of the trauma survivor.
I have a dream. I do. I want to give as many people as possible the opportunities to feel empowered. My mother and father did that when they adopted me and when they showered me with their unwavering love. My favorite teachers in school did that: Mr. Milan, Ehud Havezelet. My writing partner Antonia Bogdanovich did that. Kitty Stockett did that when she gave me the space to write. Scooter, Carol and Dan. If I start listing all the people who helped get me to where I am now I am going to wear down my fingers.
And to live my dream I have to live my truth. And my truth is that I deserve a partner who is all mine.
If you can't fight for what makes you strong, how can you help others around you to be their best?
And we lived happily ever after.


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ALBANY — In a strongly worded statement about the seemingly endless series of allegations of sexual misconduct in the State Assembly, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo called on Tuesday for two assemblymen facing such allegations to either immediately deny the reports' veracity or resign.
Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said the most recent allegations, against Assemblymen Micah Z. Kellner and Dennis H. Gabryszak, also Democrats, "should be the last straw."
"This pattern of behavior is repugnant by every standard and directly contradicts the policies the Assembly has advanced for the last 20 years," the governor said, adding that if the two men did not resign, the Assembly should "seriously consider" expelling them.
"Enough is enough," he said. "It's a new year; let's start with a clean slate."
The statements by the governor come at the end of a year in which there have been multiple reports of sexual misconduct in the Assembly, and just a day after Mr. Kellner was stripped of a committee chairmanship and banned from any future leadership positions by Sheldon Silver, the powerful Assembly speaker. The actions followed reports earlier this year that Mr. Kellner, who represents the Upper East Side of Manhattan, had sent sexually inappropriate messages to a younger female staff member, behavior for which the assemblyman later apologized.
Mr. Silver reiterated on Tuesday that sexual harassment was "intolerable," adding that "both members must seriously and immediately consider whether they can continue to represent their constituents effectively."
In mid-December, Mr. Gabryszak, who represents a Buffalo-area district, was accused of sexual harassment after three former aides came forward with accounts of explicit conversations and sexual propositions. He did not return calls or emails to his offices on Tuesday.
In a statement, Mr. Kellner said he did not accept Mr. Silver's assertions nor those of an Assembly ethics panel that was critical of his behavior, calling them "factually inaccurate." In addition, he called for a public hearing regarding their findings, with sworn testimony. "Perhaps then the real facts surrounding this matter will be heard," he said.


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3 Ways To Improve Your Brain's Health
The brain is arguably the most important organ in your body. It is the maestro of the orchestra which directs every single function of your body. Alarmingly, the number of people affected by dementia and brain related conditions is dramatically increasing. And the trouble is: at the moment there is no known cure to treat or completely reverse brain's damage.
Prevention is key
Dementia does not happen from one day to another. It is a long-term process, a life-long cascade of symptoms which starts early in life till it develops into full scale expression. For this reason, brain's health is possibly the most important aspect of your overall health which needs early intervention and prevention.
The brain is a mystery
Scientists don't fully understand the mechanism of brain's diseases. In fact, the brain itself is still a mysterious and elusive object. 90% of what we know today about Alzheimer has been discovered in the last 15 years. And this increased focus on brain's health, is directly proportional to the increased number of people affected by brain's conditions. Logically there must be something in the way we live today which is detrimental to our brain.
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Whilst medical experts and neuroscientists struggle to understand more about the brain, there are few practical steps you can take immediately which are proven to be helpful:
- Nutrition – evidence shows that sugar, processed food and chemicals found in food are responsible for brain's damage. So aim to eat organic, fresh, locally produced food and avoid processed food.
- Physical activity – this is the most effective way to stimulate the production of BDNF (brain derived neurotrophic factor), a protein which is essential to maintain healthy neurons and creating new ones.
- Meditation – research shows that meditation has an amazing variety of neurological benefits like: increased overall grey matter, increased hippocampus and decreased amygdala among others).
The benefits of Osho Active Meditations for mental health
Multiple studies demonstrate that meditation stimulates neurogenesis (the production of new cells in the brain). But even more significant than that, meditation enhances the energy level or bio-electricity which fuels all body's processes. Amidst the various meditation techniques available nowadays, Osho Active Meditations stand out as the only approach which particularly focuses on specific activities to awaken the dormant pool of energy which we all carry within, albeit in a potential stage. For example, if you are familiar with Dynamic Meditation, you may have experienced the power of the third stage. So many people report to feel an upsurge of energy travelling through the spine all the way up to the brain. And in the silent stage, it is very common to feel the awakened energy moving inside the body, especially the brain. Many people report feeling electric current in their hands, head and other parts of their bodies. More research is needed to fully understand what this is and how it works. Scientists will find out one day.
Dynamic Meditation is energy medicine
I believe that this enhanced level of energy in the brain can help maintain a healthy brain. It is a form of energy medicine and a powerful strategy for preventative health. Of course it's not possible to make any medical statement and jump to any conclusion without research and scientific evidence. But my intuition is that if mental disease is an energy crisis – as experts define it – then enhancing energy level in the brain through Dynamic Meditation can only be a good thing. I am convinced that one day, as science progresses and more studies will be carried out on Osho Active Meditations, we may find out very interesting facts.
For now, there is no need to wait for the scientists' endorsement. Do Dynamic Meditation, enjoy its benefits and feel what it does to your body and mind. You may find that your brain will start functioning at full capacity: sharp, clear and healthy!


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Plug-In Hybrid
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The Pacifica Hybrid is a three-row minivan that seats seven passengers. The plug-in hybrid electric minivan is the first of its kind. Up to now, no carmaker has ever put a hybrid drivetrain into a minivan, let alone a plug-in hybrid. Chrysler execs found that if they added the words "Plug-In" that people in focus groups immediately got range anxiety, so the manufacturer named it the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid – even though it's a plug-in hybrid!
Auto Week reviewers say: "The battery in a plug-in is generally bigger than that found in a regular hybrid, the idea being that you can charge the battery at a wall socket then drive for an extended period of time on electricity alone. This battery is a whopping 16 kWh of lithium ion, as big as the battery in the Mitsubishi iMiEV all-electric car, and sits under the floorboards in the spaces previously occupied by the Stow 'N' Go seat storage. Chrysler says you will get 30 miles range on electricity but we think you could get a little more than that (the smaller, lighter 16-kWh iMiEV is rated at 62 miles range). The battery powers two electric motors that augment the Pentastar V6 Atkinson-cycle gasoline engine. The Atkinson cycle sacrifices low-end torque for greater efficiency at higher rpms, the low-end torque being supplied by the electric motors in a hybrid. That power goes through Chrysler's eFlite electrically variable transmission to the front wheels. This powertrain is good for 80 MPGe, where the "e" stands for equivalent, a measure of efficiency meant to compare gasoline, hybrid and electric powertrains. So if you plug in your Pacifica Hybrid till it's fully charged and the gas tank is full, you'll get the equivalent of an 80-MPG car."
Kelly Blue Book says: "Its combination of style, family friendliness, high-tech features and easy to live with drivability is simply unparalleled in the market. It's a great vehicle to be sure, handily the best in its class, but not quite revolutionary. If you want a revolution, check out the 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid. It's the first affordable plug-in solution for families who need to transport more than five people. With an EPA-verified 84 MPGe and 33 miles of EV-only range, plus very good hybrid fuel economy the rest of the time, the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid at long last allows big-box family hauling without the compromise of mediocre fuel economy. Put simply, it redefines what to expect from a minivan. The Pacifica really does go 30 miles on EV mode before it kicks on the engine; we observed very good fuel economy when in hybrid mode; it drives almost exactly like the regular Pacifica; it doesn't give up much in the process; and it costs far less than you could have hoped for."
The hybrid minivan is available in Premium and Platinum trim levels. Standard Premium equipment starts with a 3.6-liter V6 engine assisted by dual electric motors and an automatic continuously variable transmission (CVT). Combined horsepower is 260 horsepower. Other standard features include 17-inch wheels, a 6.6-kWh onboard charger, automatic headlights, LED daytime running lights, foglights, power-sliding doors and liftgate, heated power-folding side mirrors, and keyless entry and ignition. The cabin contains leather seating, heated front seats, a power-adjustable driver seat, tri-zone automatic climate control, second-row power windows, and a 60/40-split folding third-row seat. Standard tech includes an 8.4-inch touchscreen infotainment display, Bluetooth connectivity, voice commands, and a six-speaker audio system with satellite radio, and USB and auxiliary input jacks. A rearview camera, rear parking sensors, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and an automated parking system for both parallel and perpendicular spaces are standard as well. You can order a wireless device charging pad as an option for Premium.
Pacifica Hybrid's Platinum trim adds 18-inch wheels, hands-free operation for the sliding doors and liftgate, upgraded leather, a power passenger seat, ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a navigation system and the Uconnect Theater rear-seat entertainment system, which contains a 13-speaker Alpine audio system, DVD/Blu-ray player, seatback video screens, a household-style power outlet and multiple USB ports. Additional safety features including adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and a surround-view camera are part of the Platinum package. A panoramic sunroof is optionally available.
Edmunds reviewers say: "Since most minivan duty involves short hops around city and suburb, a minivan is an ideal candidate for hybrid technology. The Pacifica Hybrid embraces this philosophy with up to 30 miles of electric range. In some scenarios, that's enough juice to drop kids at school, go to the office, run an errand at lunch, then return for the kids and evening soccer practice, all without dipping into the gas tank. Chrysler says combined range for the gas-electric combo is 530 miles — serious road-trip distance. With regular charging, you can make gas station visits an occasional pastime. Using a Level 2 (240-volt) charging station (whether at home or using a public one), expect to be able to recharge the depleted batteries in about two hours. With a regular household outlet, though, expect it to be more like 14 hours. When you do need gas, a stout V6 engine kicks in to assume duty. The EPA estimates you'll get 32 mpg in combined driving, which is still by far the best in the minivan segment."
The Premium Pacifica Hybrid MSRP starts around $43,090. Because the 16 kWh battery meets the government requirement for the full Federal tax credit of $7500 for electric cars, the MSRP gets reduced offered to electric cars, you can knock $7500 off that price for a sticker of $35,590. In California and some other states you can knock another $2500 off even that for a low, low sticker of $33,090.
There are currently 4 primary incentives available to the California consumer that substantially lower the cost of buying or leasing an EV. CURRENT provides all the guidance or assistance you may need to apply for these incentives.


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Posts Tagged 'Docencia'
Walter Gropius (ed.), Internationale Architektur, Munich: Albert Langen, 1925 Paul Klee, Pädagogisches Skizzenbuch, Munich: Albert Langen, 1925, 50 pp. Die Bühne am Bauhaus, Munich: Albert Langen, 1925. Walter Gropius (ed.), Neue Arbeiten der Bauhauswerkstäffen, Munich: Albert Langen, 1925. Walter Gropius, Bauhausbauten Dessau, Munich: Albert Langen, 1930 And here are some key Bauhaus journals: bauhaus 1 (1926). 5 pages, 42 cm. Download (23 […]
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Creative resolution. After two years, Coughran had to admit that Build from Scratch was not stable enough for Google's needs, and Big Table couldn't handle the growing array of Google apps, including YouTube. However, he believed that the Big Table approach was more viable in the short term. His conclusion was a tough call. "It was easy to make […]
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Este es el cambio fundamental que genera el nuevo giro de la definición del hombre: el hombre es una voluntad servida por una inteligencia. La voluntad es el poder racional que hay que arrancar de las peleas de los ideistas y de los cosistas. En este sentido, es necesario precisar la igualdad cartesiana del cogito. […]
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Taking apart the idea of school as we know it and getting back to the roots of children and learning is a pervasive thought which I am constantly researching and evaluating. There is no shortage of pedagogies out there but there seems to be a lack of application of relevant methodologies for out of the box […]
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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group permiten ver online una serie de libros de manera gratuita. Future Practice Conversations from the Edge of Architecture By Rory Hyde Published October 8th 2012 by Routledge Architectural Theories of the Environment Posthuman Territory Edited by Ariane Lourie Harrison Published December 2nd 2012 by Routledge Co-Designers Cultures of Computer Simulation in Architecture By Yanni Loukissas Published May […]
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This fall, for the first time ever, graduate students studying historic preservation at the University of Southern California won't actually get a degree in preservation. Reflecting the global awareness and diversity of the student body, as well as the broad nature of the preservation field, USC will instead award a Master of Heritage Conservation degree. […]
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Reinventing Higher Education The overriding aim of the conference, which was organized last year in collaboration with the Chronicle of Higher Education, is to bring together university administrators, policy makers, entrepreneurs, academics, student representatives and media experts to discuss the current status and future evolution of Higher Education (HE), and to debate the direction in […]
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Benjamin Latrobe dijo: "como puede uno ganarse la vida en una profesión que venera la estética, lo intelectual y las habilidades de diseño, pero sobrevive a través de la atención a los buenos negocios, a las buenas prácticas empresariales, los contactos políticos y el cultivo de clientes" English version here Mary N. Woods (1999). From […]
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Bad Data That Leads to the Wrong Answer Student evaluations are a poor indicator of professor performance. The good news is that college students often reward instructors who teach well. The bad news is that students often conflate good instruction with pleasant ambience and low expectations. As a result they also reward instructors who grade […]
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Art is the Stored Honey of the Human Soul
I love vintage signage, so the text-based work of San Antonio artist Gary Sweeney is very appealing to me. I had the good fortune of visiting his studio a few years ago and really enjoyed learning about his art. I especially like his piece outside of the San Antonio Museum of Art. Not only are the letters awesome but so is the statement - it's a quote by Theodore Dreiser. I like how cheerful it looks. When I was setting up my home studio last year I was inspired to include some sign letters of my own. I picked out a few letters at my favorite vintage/junk shop in San Antonio, Yeya's Antiques and Oddities, and got to hanging my bit of retro cheer.


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There was once a traveller who was walking from a village in the mountains to a village in the valley.
As he walked along, he saw a monk working in a field, so he stopped and said to the monk, "I'm on my way to the village in the valley, can you tell me what it's like?"
The monk looked up from his labour and asked the man where he had come from.
The man responded, "I have come from the village in the mountains."
"What was that like?" the monk asked.
"Terrible!" the man exclaimed, "no-one spoke my language, I had to sleep on a dirt floor in one of their houses, they fed me some sort of stew that had yak or dog or both in it and the weather was atrocious."
"Then I think that you will find that the village in the valley is much the same," the monk noted.
A few hours later another traveller passed by and he said to the monk, "I am on my way to the village in the valley, can you tell what it's like?"
"Where have you come from?" enquired the monk.
"I have come from the village in the mountains."
"And what was that like?"
"It was awesome!" the man replied, "No-one spoke my language so we had to communicate using our hands and facial expressions. I had to sleep on the dirt floor which was really cool as I've never done that before. They fed me some sort of weird stew and I have no idea what was in it but just to experience how the locals lived was great and the weather was freezing cold, which meant that I really got a taste of the local conditions. It was one of the best experiences of my life."
"Then I think that you'll find that the village in the valley is much the same," responded the monk.
Life is 10% what happens to us and 90% how we respond. Don't allow the challenges of life to take away your joy.
There are lots of reasons to complain and be miserable if that's how you look at life.
There are lots of reasons to be enthusiastic and joyful if that's how you look at life.
How do you look at life?
I got sent this story when we were rowing, and it really made me smile. It's also a question from the past week that I have been thinking about, as I attend job interviews and continue to contemplate my career prospects – life is good, and I cannot tell you how much I am enjoying wearing socks and drinking tea. On the other hand, I am still missing my sunset bucket sessions and the heat of the sunshine on my back.
Update: This week I got promoted to an Ebay seller that can now sell 30 items a month instead of 10! I'm so proud of myself I had to share it with you all.


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Summer is here! The sun is shining and all is well in the world. But if those sunny days get a little too hot, try some of these cooling pranayama techniques. Try and find a cool comfortable spot to sit in.
With Pranayama, or breath control, we are controlling and channeling the life force of Prana within the body. By using different techniques of breath control, we can stimulate different energy fields within the body.
Sheetali – The Cooling Breath
This technique not only cools down the body, but it cools down the mind as well. It has a calming effect on the blood pressure as well as the nervous system. It stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system by triggering a Rest and Digest reaction.
To start, sit comfortably and close your eyes. Stick out your tongue as far as possible without straining it, and roll it so that the sides of the tongue are facing upwards. Inhale for four counts through the rolled tongue, like sipping air with a straw. Then close your mouth and exhale for six counts through your nostrils. This is one round of the cooling breath.
As you inhale, the air is cooled down by the moist tongue, and you'll feel the air being colder when entering your body. Try 10 rounds to get you started.
Sitkari – Teeth Hissing
If you find it difficult to roll your tongue like this, an alternative for the Sheetali is called Sitkari Pranayama, or teeth hissing.
To start, bring the upper and lower front teeth together, and pull your cheeks into a smile. Fold the tongue and press the tip of the folded tongue onto the back of your teeth. When you inhale through your teeth, you will make a hissing sound, while the cool air is entering your body. Exhale through your nostrils and keep your mouth closed. Repeat for 10 rounds.


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The ultimate guide to our favourite festive walks
It's Christmas and the season of silliness. We are gonna be stuffing our faces full of roast potatoes and what not, so in true festive style, we'll be needing to walk it off too. No matter where you are heading to, getting a break in nature or the city is the much needed antidote to too much in-law interaction, pressie overdosing, yawn-ful conversation and chocolate excess. If the dum dums of Eastenders send you up the wall and you're stuck on the puzzle, jump off that sofa and head to the nearest path. Footpath or pavement, just get some fresh air, preferably via Green or Blue space and take some deep breaths. We'll be doing the same.
Here's where our team's top walks are this festive holiday season, check them out by clinking on the links below…
Our North Star, Sarah will be wrapping up warm and blowing the post-New Year's Eve cobwebs away up The Shivering Mountain in Castleton, Derbyshire. She plans to ponder the majesty of Mam Tor and the Peak District whilst celebrating the arrival of 2018.
Steve will be rueing his post-Chrimbo lack of spare pennies on Sparepenny lane. The walk is from the lovely village of Farningham in Kent to Eynsford. You can check out this lovely local walk in the garden of England here.
Liam is dreaming of heading to Uig, Isle of Skye in the Scottish Highlands with the plan to find the fairies in the glen. This walk is right up there if you're looking for an epic Christmas trail. Say hi to the fairies from us.
Our Swedish contingent, Mikaela will be catching a snow drift in Sweden and plans on heading to Marabou Park in Sundbyberg come Christmas day.
Gabrielle will also be jaunting around Kent in Knole Park (part of the National Trust). It's a great walk for all ages and abilities. It's a short bus ride from Sevenoaks station if you're interested.
Our very own Guerilla Geographer, Claudette will be channelling her true-east London self and walking Angel to Broadway market and along the lovely Regent's canal. It's pathed, good for prams also a good cycle route if you're that way inclined.
And I'll be seeking nature and mindfulness in Ladywell, Lewisham. it's a fully pathed, city-based and natural wildlife oasis in zone 3. A true hidden gem of South London and boasts three kids playgrounds including an adult-friendly death slide. Festive fun indeed - woot!
So come join us. Grab your coat. Wrap-up warm. Coerce your aunts and uncles, friends and family and get out and about and enjoying nature this holiday season.
Whilst you're at it why not let us know where you'll be walking to on Twitter, Instagram or on our Facebook and we'll share your best examples and inspiration with the rest of the top-notch Go Jauntly community.
Season's Greetings and thanks for all of the amazing walking vibes in 2017.
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Female pilots are rapidly increasing and earning their seats in the cockpit in the male-dominated airline industry with Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines records showing that there are now 25 certified woman pilots operating planes across the country in the first quarter of 2015.
The first to earn that distinction in the Philippines is Capt. Aimee Carandang, the country's first female commercial pilot who became the first full-fledged captain of Philippine Airlines in 1993, CAAP said.
The demand for pilots around the world has continuously increasing through the years and the needs are felt even in the country.
For those who inspire to become a pilot will face many risks and is therefore rewarded for its prestige for taking command in the cockpit and matched with a promise of a good compensation.
But CAAP Assistant Director General-Flight Standard Inspectorate Service (FSIS) Capt. Beda Badiola noted that while the number of Filipina pilots is steadily growing, it is still small "percentage-wise" with only only less than 2% of total pilots in the country.
CAAP records show there are 2,605 commercial pilot license-holders, 91 helicopter pilots, 538 airline transport pilots, 66 multi-crew pilots, 46 private helicopter pilots, 2,769 private pilots, 4,074 student pilot license-holders and 68 student helicopter pilot license-grantees in the country.
"There are so many female aircraft captains as of now, such as Philippine Airlines (PAL), Cebu Pacific (CEB) and other airlines to mentioned," Badiola said. "More women want to fly an aircraft because it is a very challenging job and is mostly dominated by male pilots."
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Good morning! So today I want to share with you something that can be difficult in today's generation- dressing with class in a classless generation. When I stand and stare, push through, and look over and over again at clothing racks it can be hard to find shorts that are long enough, tops that cover my midriff, dresses that are at LEAST to mid thigh, and so on and so on! It can be sooo frustrating! I love to dress myself in fun pieces, but I also like to cover the majority of my skin. It seems that every year when summer comes around the shorts get shorter, the tank tops get skimpier, and the dresses get tinier. So I've been VERY happy with the midi skirts coming back into style because now I can find more of them at more reasonable prices (like this one!)!!! But if you're like me a tip for you is to not let society change you OR your style! Don't change yourself to make society like you more, and don't lower your standards for your clothing. Trust me- there will be shopping trips you come home empty handed, dressing room disappointments, and price tags that are way too high, but don't let that get you down. To be honest I go to the women's department and skip the junior racks sometimes! There will be quite a few "no"s sometimes, but you can find some real gems like I did here and here!
Sometimes patience is key. Whether it be for the right thing to finally come out or for something to go on sale whatever it may be just wait for it because you shouldn't have to wear a skimpy sundress or tight short shorts just because that's all a store had. LOOK ONLINE!!!! There are so many vintage inspired clothing lines, modest STYLISH clothes, and not all of it is expensive!!! ModCloth can be expensive sometimes but they ALWAYS have fantastic deals like their BIG summer clearance right now, SheIn has some stylish modest pieces (you have to hunt for the modest pieces but they are ALWAYS great prices), if you have a little more to spend on a special vintage dress check out Unique Vintage (SUCH CUTE RETRO DRESSES AND SKIRTS!!!!), and Poshmark is a great way to thrift for name brands at great prices (and a great way to sell pieces you don't wear anymore, and get a little cash for some new things!)! There are so many options, so don't settle!
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text: 2019 Cheltenham Festival tips – Five festive eye-catchers to back today Jonathan Vine in Cheltenham Festival 10 Jan 2019144 22 shares Share Tweet Email Share RedditMonalee (right) could be set for a drop in trip at the Cheltenham Festival. Our expert looks back in the bounty of racing we enjoyed over Christmas and New Year and picks out five eye-catchers for punters to back at the Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday 13th March.Racing fans enjoyed a wonderful Festive period of racing this year, with important races taking place across Britain and Ireland during the final weeks of 2018. We did our best to keep an eye on all of the action, as plenty of horses produced eye-catching displays and thrust their names into Cheltenham Festival reckoning.Here are five horses who made their mark over the Festive period and look worthy of an ante-post wager in their respective Cheltenham Festival markets.12/3/19 Mares' HurdleApple's Jade6/4£10>30Bet £10 Get £30.An obvious place to start, but after being so dominant during the first half of the season, seeing a price better than odds-on on APPLE'S JADE winning the Mares' Hurdle is too good an opportunity to pass up.Gordon Elliott's mare looked better than ever when scorching to a third-straight victory in the Hatton's Grace Hurdle. The favourite's task was made much easier at Leopardstown when Faugheen took a terrible tumble at the second-last, but Apple's Jade was never really looking flustered and cruised to a lengthy victory without coming out of third gear.Benie Des Dieux had her number last year, but Elliott revealed at the start of the season that Apple's Jade kept coming into season during the spring and her main rival is yet to appear thus far this season. A test of speed now faces Gordon Elliott's stable star in the Irish Champion Hurdle, but then it will be all systems go for the Mares' Hurdle and Apple's Jade looks a solid leg of any Cheltenham accumulator.Jack Kennedy riding Apples Jade clear the last to win The Squared Financial Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown.6x5x4x3x13/3/19 RSA Novices' ChaseSantini10/3£30Bet £10 get £30 Free at BetfairLa Bague Au Roi jumped brilliantly and battled bravely to beat Topofthegame – who was very green during the first half of the race – in the Kauto Star at Kempton. Delta Work ground out an expected victory in the Grade One Neville Hotels at Leopardstown and Vinndication extended his unbeaten record over jumps with a composed victory in the Noel Novices' Chase.In fact, of the five protagonists at the head of the RSA betting, you could argue that SANTINI was the least impressive over Christmas. Yet, I feel he was the novice to take from the Christmas action and looks a solid bet to score at Cheltenham.Santini's performance was reminiscent of the display Native River registered in the King George. Nicky Henderson's charge was outpaced around the tight, right-handed track at Kempton and made plenty of mistakes before fighting hard to finish third. On a testing, galloping, left-handed track like Cheltenham, Santini will come into his own. There's no denying he has the class and staying power to triumph in the RSA and Henderson will be sure to have his top novice in tip-top shape come the middle week of March.14/3/19 Ryanair ChaseMonalee e/w10/1£30Get £10 Get £30 Free at Paddy PowerMONALEE has proven himself to be a top-quality chaser since switching codes at the start of last season and Henry De Bromhead's charge has secured plenty of good results. The eight-year-old performed well during his trial for the Gold Cup, holding on for second in the Savills Chase behind the imperious Kemboy. Yet, it was a performance that may have finally convinced De Bromhead that three miles isn't Monalee's best trip.The former Albert Bartlett and RSA runner-up is one from seven over three miles during his career. Both of his victories over fences to date have come over two-and-a-half miles, including a superb victory in last year's Flogas Novices' Chase, where Noel Fehily's mount held on at the front to beat a wave a talented opponents.The Ryanair Chase could be perfect for a hardy, front-running sort like Monalee. With Waiting Patiently, Shattered Love and Politologue likely to enter, alongside Min, Un De Sceaux, Frodon and Balko Des Flos, this year's fifth Championship race is shaping up to be a hot affair, but count Monalee out at your peril and he currently offers each-way backers plenty of ante-post value.Midnight Shadow (left) clears the last en-route to winning the Relkeel Hurdle at Cheltenham.6x5x4x3x14/3/19 Stayers HurdleMidnight Shadow e/w16/1£30Bet £10 get £30 Free at BetfairMIDNIGHT SHADOW lit up Prestbury Park on New Years Day with a superb victory in the Relkeel Hurdle. Danny Cook's mount jumped and travelled beautifully around Cheltenham, taking command of the race approaching the final hurdle before streaking clear to beat Wholestone by a comfortable margin. Despite that being just his second start over a trip further than two miles, it was a performance that smacked of staying ability and the Stayers' Hurdle now seems a realistic target. There is a chance that Sue Smith might get cold feet and head for the Champion Hurdle, or even keep Midnight Shadow boxed up to prepare for a tilt at the Aintree Hurdle. However, this year's Stayers' is looking as open as ever before and a repeat of his Relkeel performance could see Midnight Shadow go very close.15/3/19 Cheltenham Gold CupRoad To Respect e/w12/1£20£20 Free Bet at LadbrokesClan Des Obeaux produced a composed display beyond his years to win the King George and Kemboy ran out a worthy winner of the Savills Chase, thanks mainly to a masterful ride by Danny Mullins. Yet, both seem too speedy for a Gold Cup and may not have the stomach for the attritional war it's bound to turn out to be.At this stage of the season, the best value bet in this year's Gold Cup – for me – has to be ROAD TO RESPECT, who has undoubtedly improved since last year's fourth and endured some rotten luck over Christmas.Sean Flanagan bided his time with Road To Respect near the rear and was still travelling nicely approaching the final half-mile. A small stumble entering the turn for home put the JNWine champion off his game for a couple of strides, but it was a sizeable slip coming out of the bend that really put paid to Road To Respect's chances.Try as he might, Noel Meade's chaser couldn't get back into the race, ploughing on down the home straight to eventually finish third. Yet, considering what he went through and the early pace of the race, that was a miraculous finish and – should we get a bit of decent ground on Gold Cup day – Road To Respect proved he has the heart and quality to win the biggest prize in jumps racing.


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Dude, where's my city?/
So there's a door, right? And on each side of the door are two vastly different worlds.
On one side, the world is smaller, but it's bright and warm, and the people are content as they move around from place to place, laughing, socializing, eating, and of course, consuming. On the other side, everything feels cold and uninviting. There are people here, too, but they are fewer. They often seem harried and anxious, and they will avoid eye contact with every passerby they see.
This isn't the premise of a Neil Gaiman-esque fantasy tale. This is downtown Ottawa at midday on one of the last nice Saturdays of the year. And the door leads from the Rideau Centre to Rideau Street.
See, even covered in scaffolding during its facelift, the Rideau Centre is still a warm, cozy environment, with its upscale shops and new food court—which looks like it belongs on a spaceship. We love to talk about how it's shaping into a sexy, modern shopping centre.
Which is great for the mall, yeah. But we seem less up to talking about the neighbourhood around it. As I observed over this weekend, and many times before it, most everyone seemed to be rushing from one nice spot to another, anxious not to spend too much time outside. This was especially true if they had children.
As it turns out, having a space-age shopping centre in the middle of your neighbourhood does not actually do much to clean up the place. It doesn't put roofs over the heads of the homeless (in fact, it seems to be taking them away, as little nooks and crannies once used for shelter disappear in the new design). It doesn't clean up the streets. It certainly doesn't stop downtown from being a hub for street harassment—many women I know refuse to go there alone at night, and some won't even go alone during the day.
When I settled in Ottawa in 1999, things were not like this. I could walk pretty far from my mother's hand without being pulled back in worry. But neighbourhoods change. Some improve, some get worse. I hope that just because it's worse now doesn't mean it won't be better in the future.
Hollaback! is an initiative to end street harassment.
The Ottawa Mission, Harmony House and The Youth Services Bureau all offer shelter for people in need, and all accept donations.
Zac Emery
Zac Emery is an Ottawa-based writer, amateur photographer, and karaoke enthusiast. When he's not pursuing his interests as a writer or doing course work for Algonquin's Professional Writing program, he can usually be found pretending to be a rock star in front of a mirror or collecting comic books.
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Best Pomeranian jokes I could find and some I just made up!
Q: What happened when the Pomeranian went to the flea circus? A: He stole the show!
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Q:Why do Pomeranian hate the rain? A: They dont want to step in a poodle!
Q:What did the Pomeranian say to the garden? A: Lettuce Eat!
Q: What does my Pomeranian and my phone have in common? A: They both have collar id!
Awesome Pomeranian Jokes! (source)
Q: What do you call a cold Pomeranian? A: A pupsicle!
Q: What happened when the Pomeranian swallowed a firefly? A: He smiled with de-light!
Q: Why dont Pomeranian bark at their feet? A: Because its not polite to talk back to your Paw!
Q: Whats a Pomeranians favorite type of Pizza? A: Pupperoni!
Awesome Pomeranian Joke! (source)
Q: Whats a Pomeranians favorite comedian? A: Growlcho Marx!
A three legged Pom walks into a bar. He says, "Im lookin for the man who shot my paw!"
Q: What happened when the cat won the Pomeranian beauty contest? A: a Cat-has-trophy!
Q: Why did the Pom cross the road? A: To get to the Barking Lot!
A Pomeranian farted on an elevator, it was wrong on so many levels!
Q: Whats large grey and makes no difference toPomeranians? A: Never mind, it's irrelliphant!
Did you hear the Pomeranian pizza joke? Never mind, it's too cheesy!
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A Pom owner comes home from the international market and says "hey boy! you want a Brazilian treat?" The Pom replies "Oh Gosh! Im so lucky! How many is a Brazilion?!?"
Q: Why do Pomeranian Vampires believe everything you tell them? A: Because their suckers!
Q: Why dont Pomeranians write with dull pencils? A: Because there's no point!
Q: What do Poms call empty jars of cheese whiz? A: Cheese Was
Q: Who's bigger: Mr. Bigger the Pom, or Mr. Bigger's baby? A: The baby, cause she's a little bigger!
I took my Pomeranian to the vet. She said "He's a little over weight" I said I wanted a second opinion. She replied "He's also pretty cute"
Potato Chip Pomeranian Joke! (Source)
Q: Whats a Pomeranian favorite musical instrument? A: The dinner bell!
Q: Did you hear about the Pomeranian who invented the knock knock joke? A: She won the no-bell prize!
At a dinner party a Pomeranian farts. The king charles turns to him and says "How dare you fart in front of me!" The Pom replies "Im sorry, I didnt realize it was your turn!"
Why did the Pom roll toilet paper down the hill? So it could get to the bottom!
Q: Why do Pomeranian farts smell? A: For the benefit of the people who are hearing impaired!
Two Pomeranian are sittin on opposite sides of a lake. One pug yells "HEY! How do I get to the other side of the lake?!" The second Pom yells back "You ARE on the other side!"
A Pom breeder has 196 Pomeranian in his back yard. But when he rounded them up, he had 200!


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Administrative Region : West Greece
Regional unit : Achaia
Keryneia (Greek: Κερύνεια) is a village and a community in the municipal unit of Diakopto, Achaea, Greece. The community consists of the villages Keryneia and Nea Keryneia. It is located 6 km southeast of Aigio and 7 km west of Diakopto. The Greek National Road 8A (Patras - Aigio - Corinth) passes between Keryneia and Nea Keryneia. In 2001 Keryneia had a population of 103 for the village and 435 for the community.
Year Population Community population
1981 - 361
1991 112 518
2001 103 435
Ceryneia was one of the twelve towns of the ancient Achaeans.[1] The city Kyrenia in northern Cyprus was settled by Achaeans, probably from Ceryneia.
See also
List of settlements in Achaea
^ Pausanias, Description of Greece, 7. 6. 1.
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For every step forward there seems to be two, maybe three steps back. This time the bad news came from my husband's side of the family. A 22-year-old cousin found out that the growth on his brain is, in fact, cancerous. (They had said it was benign, so … we're a bit … speechless.) He's been told he's got a year, tops. There is something he can go to Johns Hopkins for, but it's success rate is about 40%. We're waiting to see what he decides to do. He was in the midst of planning his wedding when they discovered the growth was cancerous. It is "Stage 3, agressive".
I have been wondering if I could bring myself to write about this at all. I've been struggling with my own problems for a long time now and I was starting to feel like I was finally getting my head above water. (Actually, I guess I still do feel that way…). Now…my heart hurts for him rather than for me and my family. Different kind of pain.
I'm trying to absorb all of the issues that have been thrown at our family recently. It is not easy. My grandmother's dementia, my cousin with cancer, my husband's cousin with cancer, … there's nothing I can do about any of it. Maybe that's the lesson for me here. Sometimes in life you have to let go, to recognize that you are not in control and you cannot fix everything. I think perhaps that I need to remember that. My little girl's seizures? Can't fix them, no matter how much I may want to.
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Forget any pretense of impartiality on ITV's pundit panel during this World Cup.
After Eric Dier hit the winning pen against Colombia, Mark Wright, Lee Dixon and Gary Neville launched into joyous, back-slapping celebrations.
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The Granville Theatre
The 1st Operational Independent TV Studio in London
Location: Walham Green, Hammersmith & Fulham, SW6
Description: The 'Granville Theatre' of Varieties opened on 19th September 1898. It was built for comedian Herbert Campbell, and his two co-directors who were fellow music hall & pantomime comedians; Dan Leno & Harry Randall.
The building was located on Fulham Broadway, in the Walham Green area of Fulham, west London. The Granville Theatre of Varieties took an entire small block of land, surrounded on all four sides by streets, with the entrance at the corner of Fulham Broadway and Jerdan Place and the dressing room block on Vanston Place.
The Granville Theatre was closed in 1950, and it was converted into a film studio. The building itself remained unaltered, apart from a leveling of the main orchestra stalls floor. The film studio used closed in 1956 and the building lay empty and unused.
In September 1971, planning permission was granted to demolish the Granville Theatre, for it to be replaced by an office block. Despite protests from the Fulham History Society and letters to the local Hammersmith Borough Council and the Greater London Council Historic Buildings Division, the demolition plans went ahead in October 1971.
The fight to save the Granville Theatre was lost, due to action not being taken earlier. But its sacrifice paved the way for other theatres in a similar position to be saved, by being given Listed building status, something that the Granville Theatre certainly should have been granted.
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Remember those horrifying images of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi being hounded down a sewer, captured, bloodied and sodomised with a bayonet? Some scenes from world history sear into our consciousness forever, even though we have nothing to do with that part of the world or the characters involved. People react differently to such events—some rejoice, others pity. All were glad that they were not in the shoes of this once powerful, glamorous dictator, legendary for his gold-buttoned uniforms and women bodyguards.
Far away, in a remote land, a young man watched the brutalisation of Gaddafi and decided never to allow such a fate to befall himself. And, never to allow his country to become another Libya. His determination to avoid this destiny pushes the world to the brink of a second nuclear war. Kim Jong-un was not yet 30, when he saw the Gaddafi footage. His father, then the reigning despot of North Korea, too, was scarred by the images of the mighty Saddam Hussein's humiliating end—dazed, unkempt with bushy white beard and matted hair, dragged out from an underground "spider hole". To prevent the US from engineering regime change in the Korean Peninsula, there is only one weapon of mass deterrence: nuclear missiles.
Given America's track record of raising and razing dictators around the world over the last century, can anyone blame the Kim dynasts? Tomes have been written about the world's sole superpower bullying, meddling and invading nations to pursue its strategic interests under the guise of "championing freedom". The cruelty of this hypocritical righteousness is glaringly evident as local institutions collapse in the wake of their interventions, condemning the local people to treachery, tyranny and terror—in Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas.
Does anyone doubt that the US would have knocked Kim off his pedestal by now, if he didn't have nuclear capability? Mutually assured destruction is what has deterred the fat fingers of the "two mad men of world politics" from pressing the nuclear button. Trying to project a forceful "don't-mess-with-me" image, Donald Trump threatened from the United Nations' rostrum to "totally destroy" North Korea. Trump has turned out to be a terrible dealmaker, a dishonest broker, the wrecking ball of multilateral agreements and alliances and a vainglorious braggart of empty threats. Still, it is frightening that such a threat is made by the reckless commander-in-chief of the only nation that has dropped nuclear bombs to kill.
Right under Trump's nose and for all the world to see, his "little rocket man" continues to fire missiles. And, they are getting bigger, better, and closer to the US. Meanwhile, Russia and China let Trump roast in his own rhetoric. While Trump thunders about "fire, fury and power, the likes of which the world has never seen before," his secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, mumbles rapprochement. The US has climbed down from its high horse of lese-majeste. No longer must North Korea give up nukes to start dialogue, it suffices, as Tillerson pleads, for a "cessation of threatening behaviour." Trump won't fire you, if you don't fire missiles.
But, what fires Kim's imagination? Two months before he was anointed North Korea's dictator upon his father's death, Kim witnessed Gaddafi's end. On December 30, Kim will complete six years as 'supreme leader', demonstrating to the world he is tough, wily, ruthless and determined to avoid Gaddafi's destiny. But, what awaits Kim in 2018—peace or war? This force majeure depends upon Trump, whose one year in office demonstrates that, he is unpredictable and unprincipled. But, he is brilliant at deflecting attention from his sins and blunders while simultaneously riveting global focus on him. Donald Trump is the world's deadliest weapon of mass distraction.
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It's that time again in Destiny 2: time to seek out Xur, the squid-faced Agent of the Nine and weekend merchant, to fill out your Exotics collection. You'll find him on Io this week, hanging out near some Taken in a dank cave in the Giant's Scar region. The video above can show you the way and what you'll find there, and you can get all your additional Xur details for this week in our Xur guide.
As always, Xur carries one piece of Year One Exotic armor for each class of Guardian. You can also pick up The Prospector, a powerful grenade launcher that fires sticky grenades, with the added bonus of setting things on fire. That should hold players over while they work through the multi-week murder-mystery quest going on right now, the reward for which is potentially the lightning-spitting Exotic machine gun Thunderlord from the original Destiny.


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On today's special bonus episode I'm talking with Eben Pagan about how to create, and recognize opportunity. You're going to here why this is so important and as Eben says, something that we all must absolutely make a study of. Not only do we discuss opportunity today, but we cover so much more in this one in terms of business, relationships and creating the life we really want to live.
Eben Pagan is an entrepreneur and investor who has built over ten different online brands and businesses to the million dollar level. His businesses are all 100% virtual, with no office – and he's been doing this for over 15 years now! Eben and his family spend more than six months per year traveling, and living the "virtual lifestyle."
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I'm six weeks pregnant today. For some reason it seems like a milestone to me, though I can't say why. For some reason it seems to be a trifle silly to really think of being pregnant before this point. Of course it's also the point at which you can guarantee having symptoms.
For the last week or so I've been hungry nearly all the time. The past few days I've also been needing a lot more sleep. And today I had my first incident of prolonged and pronounced 'morning' sickness, brought on by a 90 minute commute home after a day that was busy enough that I hadn't had time to eat anything since lunch. Symptoms are good. We like symptoms, they mean the pregnancy is not yet doomed. I would actually feel more reassured if I were throwing up like a bulimic and an all-you-can-eat buffet, but you have to work with what you've got.
I hope they're both OK in there. I probably sound a bit morbid, and maybe some people might get the mistaken impression that I don't want both. I do want both of them, though. I want them very badly. I just feel sometimes like actually expecting to get two babies out of this is a bit greedy. I feel as if expecting things to go well is bad luck, and I gotten a tad superstitious about this sort of thing over the past three and a half years. And so I do hope for the best case scenario, two healthy babies in June, but I certainly don't count on it.


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In 1946, Junior Women's Civic Club was founded by eight women with a unique vision. Together Reita Huffman, Jeanne Kellar Lane, Harriet Maloy, Carolyn Martens, Dorothy Parker, Jane Ransweiler and Bernice Turnbaugh saw the need for a service-minded organization dedicated to serving the community. From their bridge group, sprung what is today JWCC.
Over the past 65+ years, the club has responded to many calls for help. The Akron community has certainly felt the effects of JWCC efforts. To list all of the challenges that JWCC has tackled is too numerous. However, listed below are organizations to which major contributions have been made:
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Well & Good OPENS TODAY!!!! You guys, this has been such a long process and I am so glad God has been at the center of all of it. He knew better. We wanted to have the shop up and running by February but God wanted this coffee house to be not just okay, but excellent. So the opening was pushed to March and here we are! With every cup of coffee I create I am representing Christ. With every order I take, every customer's name I remember, every toilet I clean and dish that I wash, I am representing God. I want to work hard, serve graciously, love compassionately and bring joy to this coffee house. Will you help me keep this standard? On the days that I am tired, overwhelmed, stained with coffee and milk will you show me grace but will you remind me of whom I represent and whom I am truly serving? I am humbled to be in this position and am beyond excited to see how God uses me, and how God uses this Coffee Shop to love people and to show them that they matter. Please come and share in our story and in our opening today! Open from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
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This evening is for young men between the grades 9th - 12th who would like to explore more about the priesthood. The evening will begin at 6:00 p.m. with Mass followed by a short program, dinner and a tour of the seminary. If you know of a young man that is interested in more information please have them contact the Office of Vocations at 214-379-2860 or register below.


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Gerbet Macaroons/
Guest recipe by Tina Casaceli
Director of Pastry and Baking Arts
The French Culinary Institute
Author of The Fundamental Techniques of Classic Pastry Arts
Makes 25 macaroon sandwich cookies
Estimated time to complete: 2 hours
115 grams (4 ounces) almond flour
200 grams (7 ounces) confectioners' sugar
For the meringue
90 grams (3½ ounces) egg whites,
at room temperature
8 grams (2 tablespoons) confectioners' sugar
For the finish
100 grams (3½ ounces) raspberry or other jam
Baking sheet
Parchment paper
Food processor fitted with the metal blade
Rubber spatula
Standing electric mixer fitted with the whip attachment
Pastry bag fitted with a #2 tip
Wire racks
Offset spatula
Prepare your mise en place.
Preheat the oven to 162°C (325ºF).
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Set aside.
Combine the almond flour and sugar in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the metal blade. Process for about 1 minute or until very fine. Set aside.
To make the meringue, place the egg whites in the bowl of the standing electric mixer fitted with the whip attachment. Beat on low to aerate. Add the confectioners' sugar, raise the speed to high, and beat for about 3 minutes or until soft peaks form. Take care not to over-whip or the meringue will be dry and it will be difficult to fold in the dry ingredients.
Remove the bowl from the mixer and, using a rubber spatula, fold the almond mixture into the meringue until well-blended.
Transfer the batter to a pastry bag fitted with the #2 tip.
Carefully pipe fifty 2.5 centimeter (1-inch) rounds of the macaroon batter onto the parchment-lined baking sheet. Set aside for about 1 hour or until the macaroons form a skin on their surface. This is extremely important, as the skin helps the macaroons hold their shape during baking.
Bake the macaroons for about 10 minutes, or until firm and just beginning to brown around the edges. (The macaroons should not color much during baking.) Watch carefully, as the high sugar content will cause the cookies to burn quickly.
Immediately transfer the macaroons to wire racks to cool.
Using an offset spatula, lightly coat the flat bottom of 25 of the cooled macaroons with a thin layer of jam. Cover the jam with another macaroon, bottom side down, pressing gently to make a sandwich cookie.
Serve the macaroons immediately or store them, airtight in layers, at room temperature for a day or two.
Buttercream, ganache, or pistachio or praline paste may be used as a filling in place of the jam.
A drop or two of food coloring along with 3 milliliters (½ teaspoon) of any extract or 15 milliliters (1 tablespoon) of fruit brandy can be added to the meringue.
The baked macaroons should be smooth and round with no cracks, crunchy on the exterior and soft and chewy in the interior.
The baked macaroons should be consistent in size, shape, and color.
There should be just enough filling to hold the two pieces together as well as to add a bit of moisture.