text: Students who pursue an A.S. degree in Business Administration now have the opportunity to specialize in Risk Management. The specialization, which was launched two years ago, allows students to obtain three different licenses to work in the insurance industry. This is part of a new law that establishes that degree-seeking students who take three insurance courses as part of their program of study will receive licenses 2-15 (Health & Life), 20-44 (Personal lines), and 4-40 (Customer Representative) exam-free after they graduate with their associate or bachelor's degree. Students graduating with these licenses can go into different career paths within the insurance industry such as insurance sales representative, underwriter, agent, producer, director, and more. Starting salary ranges from $37,000 a year as an underwriter to $137,000 as a manager/director. "In my previous career, I was a physical therapist so I was used to dealing with health insurance. I became curious about exploring the other side of it, the business side," said Broward College graduate Yveline Belizaire, who specialized in Risk Management. She decided to do so because of the vast sea of possibilities within the industry. "I'm working right now as a licensed agent, I sell life insurance with a company called Combined Insurance," she said. "But the opportunities within this field are endless," Belizaire says that studying Risk Management also provided her with several other career opportunities. She recommends students consider the specialization as a backup plan within their majors regardless of the pathway. Due to the close partnership between the College and the Florida Association of Insurance Agents (FAIA), Broward College graduates have an increased chance of finding a job within the industry faster than graduates from other universities in South Florida. "A lot of insurance companies that are aware of the program are interested in working with our students by providing them internships and job opportunities," explained Fortin Jean-Pierre, senior specialist of the career and technical education programs at Broward College, who is also responsible for the introduction of the specialization. Through the partnership with the FAIA, the College also organizes "mixers" where members of the FAIA speak and recruit students for jobs within the industry. According to Jean-Pierre, the mixers have been a success with students getting job offers through the event. Currently, the insurance industry is facing a decline in the number of employees because of the lack of young people entering the field. "The problem is that a majority of the people who work in insurance are getting ready to retire," said Jean-Pierre. This decline is encouraging employers to come together to incentivize young people to pursue careers within the field. Because of the potential of increased job opportunities in the industry, Broward College is working on expanding the program to a bachelor's degree. In addition to internships and job opportunities, the FAIA, through their Good Works Foundation, also provides a scholarship of $500 to students admitted to the program. The eligibility criteria include a 2.75 GPA and a grade of 'B' or better in the three RM courses, and to be a degree-seeking student. For a chance to network with professionals within this booming industry and learn more about it, check out the RMI Career Social on April 3. To learn more about Risk Management, visit http://www.broward.edu/academics/programs/business/Pages/risk-management-insurance-specialization.aspx. Related Posts August 21, 2019Making Strides Towards Change – Dr. Stephanie Etter is the First Woman Appointed as Dean of Information Technology August 20, 2019In Florida House, Former Broward College Student Lends Her Voice to Boost District August 19, 2019The First Week of Classes is Here, and We Are Answering All Your Questions! August 14, 2019Welcome Back Seahawks! – Make the Most Out of Your Semester with These Back to School Tips August 13, 2019Immersed in Realities, Broward College Students Explore Next Frontier in Computing August 8, 2019A Pathway with Many Doors – How Business Keeps You on the Go PrevNext


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Our Drama curriculum develops opportunities for students to think creatively and critically, to solve problems and make a difference for the better. Character education is at the heart of this subject and our longer term objective is to prepare the young people that we teach for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences that they will encounter in their adult life. Studying drama requires emotional maturity, and gives pupils a deep understanding of themselves. It involves using not only their voices and bodies, but also exploring their emotions and responses, developing empathy. It is also a subject that requires a great deal of peer trust, and so it plays an important role in teaching communication, listening and empathy skills. We encourage their creativity, enterprise and capabilities as young leaders, equipping them for their future life as workers and citizens.
Character education sits side by side with the core values of Trivium. Our work combines practical creativity alongside research and theoretical understanding. At KS3 we have designed a bespoke curriculum in which students experience, see and make theatre for themselves. They are given opportunities to articulate what they understand and how they feel about what they have experienced, seen and made. We build on these foundations at GCSE level (KS4) where the direction of learning is often decided by the students themselves. Lessons are often lively explorations of an idea or concept or experience. The written work at KS4 focusses on students' demonstrating accurate use of terminology to construct written responses that combine deep understanding with personal opinion and theatrical awareness. Specializing as a performer, designer or technician further develops specialist knowledge and understanding. Our GCSE course refines students' collaborative skills, their analytical thinking and approaches to research. They grow in confidence and maturity as they successfully realise their own ideas. They are well-prepared for the wider world.
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William A. "Bill" McFarland Sr. died Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009, at his home in Columbus, with his beloved wife and children at his side.
He was born Nov. 15, 1923, in Polk County to Robert F. and Maude Newman McFarland. He graduated from Stearns High School in 1941 and served during World War II in the Army Air Corps maintaining gun turrets on B-29 Superfortress bombers. After the war, he earned an undergraduate degree from Lenoir-Rhyne College and his law degree from Wake Forest University in 1951. While attending Lenoir-Rhyne College in Hickory, he met the love of his life, Dorothy Abernethy. They were married March 26, 1950, and lived the biblical definition of marriage, "the two shall become one," for more than 59 years.
He was a member of Columbus Presbyterian Church since age 12, serving as deacon, elder and Sunday School superintendant. He taught Sunday School for 60 years.
He was a Columbus volunteer fireman, a Legion of Honor member of the Kiwanis Club of Tryon, a member of the Woodmen of the World and a North Carolina Shriner. He served on boards of directors of many organizations, both local and state, including Presbyterian Homes of North Carolina. He was a proud member of the Democratic Party, and was presented a�lifetime achievement award by Rep. Heath Shuler in 2007.
He was a member of the Polk County Bar Association for 58 years. During his nearly six decades in the practice of law he served as county attorney for Polk County and town attorney for Columbus and Saluda. In his personal and professional life, he was faithful to the words of the prophet Micah, "He has told you, O man, what is good; And what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?"
He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, whose greatest pleasure was gathering with his family, giving thanks before meals and reading from the Gospel of Luke at family Christmas celebrations. He set a profound example of Christian fidelity to God, family and community.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothy A. McFarland of the home; three children, Rebecca Hudson (and husband Ray) of Brevard, Margaret Clark (and husband Doug) of High Point, and William A. McFarland Jr. (and wife Kim) of Tryon; seven grandchildren, Anna Stewart (and husband Tim) of Statesville, Erika Potter (and husband Chris) of Thomasville, Andrew Clark of Washington, D.C., Kenneth Clark of Charlotte, Kate McFarland of Charlotte, Belle McFarland of Washington, D.C., and Brett McFarland of Tryon; a great-grandson, Tobias Stewart of Statesville; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, John McFarland and Robert McFarland; and sisters, Jeanette White and Elizabeth Lowe.
A funeral will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in Columbus Presbyterian Church, Columbus, with Dr. James C. McPherson and Dr. Darryl E. Maxwell officiating. The family will receive friends from 1:30 to 3 p.m. beofre the service Sunday in the Columbus Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Columbus Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Columbus Presbyterian Church, 21 Peniel Road, Columbus, NC 28722, or to Hospice of the Carolina Foothills, 130 Glen Drive, Columbus, NC28722. An online guest register is available at www.mcfarlandfuneralchapel.com
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Since April 2016, The Addis Clinic has partnered with I-Hope Foundation in Migori County, Kenya. Migori is nestled in between hills in south-western Kenya, a 7-hour trip from the capital Nairobi. Almost half of its population of around 50,000 people live below the poverty line and earn less than $1 per day. In this complex environment, the I-HOPE Foundation, a Kenyan NGO, is working to "improve rural health through creative and innovative approaches" targeting the most at-risk population of Migori.
Their willingness to embrace innovation has made them an ideal partner for The Addis Clinic. The opportunity to implement telemedicine to better serve patients at the rural Sori Lakeside Hospital, bringing access to specialty physician care, has been welcomed by I-Hope. Allowing the local Kenyan physicians to collaborate with multiple specialists on complex cases through technology has had an immediate impact on the local community. Through our partnership, The Addis Clinic has provided specialty consultations in Cardiology, Pulmonology, Infectious Disease, Pediatrics, Dermatology, and many others. This partnership displays the importance of physician to physician consultations for doctors serving entire communities without the help of a team of local specialists.
Additional creative approaches that I-Hope participates in is their in-school Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Program, preventing students from exposure to diseases such as Cholera, Typhus, and Malaria. I-Hope not only teaches about the importance of handwashing, but they have installed over 30 water tanks and regularly supply soap for around 2,000 students and their teachers.
Poverty and access to simple personal hygiene items, like sanitary pads, make it difficult for girls to attend school. I-Hope supports these students by distributing personal hygiene items and teaching proper disposal. David Maganya, the Director, doesn't shy away from difficult conversations. He and his team talk to students about their sexual and reproductive health, HIV, and other topics that directly impact the daily life in Migori. Many children are AIDS orphans or have parents who are not able to sufficiently care for them, leaving these children at high-risk. They cover the costs of education for local children through their I-HOPE Fellows Scholarship, ensuring their youth receive a proper education, leading to university education and laying grounds for a better life.
Gold mining is a common occupation in the Migori Region, a dangerous profession when not trained properly in safety precautions. It is not uncommon for miners to handle mercury with their bare hands in this process. Because they have not been taught of the health risks, I-HOPE stepped in and is working to teach local miners the importance of safety gear (gloves, goggles, respirators, etc.).
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I never actually had the privilege of visiting UC Berkeley before I submitted my SIR. So when the time came to choose a dorm I was completely in the dark. I tried to do all the research the Internet allowed me to do but at the end of the day websites can't really do justice when making a decision about which residence halls to choose. I thus made my decision randomly, letting the decision lie with the gods above. Then one fine day the housing algorithm spat out Unit 3- Triple as my dorm/room assignment. Immediately I was concerned. Live with two other people? That sounded daunting to say the least. Most of my summer was spent wondering whether my room situation would be overwhelming.
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When I got in to Berkeley and joined the Facebook group for the class of 2016, I remember hearing about 'Cal Day'. Being international has its limitations and one of those was not having the faintest clue about what Cal Day really was. I saw some pictures, liked some enthusiastic Facebook posts and got the e-mails but I really could not grasp what Cal Day really was.
My freshman year at Berkeley I decided to express my love for this school by becoming a campus ambassador. Part of this job entailed organizing Cal Day. Once again I faced this mysterious day. Cal Day it turns out is a massive open house at UC Berkeley where the whole university comes alive and every student group takes part. A whole year later I was setting up for my first Cal Day.
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This Spring Break my best friend came to visit me all the way from Cambridge in the UK. It was interesting because while I had shown my parents around the city before I had yet to share this place with someone similar to me in views and age. When he arrived, he brought with him a preconception of what Berkeley was. Being the 5th most reputable school in the world means that most people have heard about our academic prowess, but it also means that Berkeley has a reputation to uphold in terms of its non-academic culture. Berkeley's counter culture protests of the 60s, liberal ideologies, and great intellectual movements are all legendary. Berkeley the city should not be held independently of Berkeley the school. The city, while incredibly diverse, revolves around the school and is very much a college town. I personally feel it is a symbiotic relationship where the school gains its vibrancy from the city and vice versa.
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It is notoriously well known that America is a country that depends on cars. If you want to travel around the Bay Area you could use the BART but to really take advantage of it, it is great to have a car. Unfortunately as an international student this poses a bit of a conundrum. Sure we can drive on our international licenses for 6 months but afterwards we need to get a license. Fortunately, though, the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) is located just a short bus ride away from campus. It took me a while to muster the strength to go give the various tests but there isn't anything too difficult about the process. The only advice I would have is to know the rules! California has some driving rules that are different from other states and definitely very different from other countries. Having just very recently gotten my license, I am super excited to begin renting cars and going on road trips throughout the state, maybe even venturing outside of California.


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"The pattern is clear, women are drinking more. And not just in my circles. I think it's a phenomenon in stay at home moms. It's a way to get through the witching hour. It's a way to relieve the anxiety and the pressure of information overload that moms now have because we're trying to make the right choices. But there are so many choices laid out for us, with so many different arguments for which one is the right one, that we're walking around with this mind boggling anxiety all the time that we're making the wrong ones."
There's a new play premiering at Lunchbox Theatre next week by Calgary Playwright Meredith Taylor-Parry called Book Club. It's a funny and insightful look at being human, motherhood, and coping with life's disappointments and joys.
And it's funny – did I mention that?
Very funny. And beautifully written. I highly recommend it. So, take your daughter and your mother and your grandmother. Get your son and your father and your grandfather. Gather up the whole family, members of the Book Club, the Wine Club and the Social Club and make sure you head to Lunchbox Theatre and catch this gem of a play.
Last week, I published the first part of my interview with Meredith where we talked about her play Survival Skills. This week, in part two, we talk about her play Book Club.
You came to the acting late, and now you've come to the writing later. And even though you haven't been writing a long time you've had good feedback and some success including a production Off Off Broadway for your play Survival Skills. And now you have a new production coming up, here in Calgary, at Lunchbox Theatre for your play Book Club. How much do you feel maturity has played a role in you becoming a writer?
For me maturity was very important. I don't think I would have had the confidence or the stories to become a writer if I'd tried this when I was nineteen.
For someone else, who's got that confidence and talent right from the womb, they can sit down in their twenties and tell these great stories. But I wouldn't have had the confidence to be able to tell them on paper and be brave enough to share them and get the feedback. I feel like I needed to gather confidence over the years, and then just gather a wealth of stories because life happens to you, and to other people, and you can write them down and turn them into drama.
And I struggle with that, from time to time, as a writer – when someone tells you something personal and you go, "Jesus, that's a good line." But if you're a writer that's what you do. I don't make this stuff up. It's hand delivered right to you – and you sit there and you take things in and you remember details.
What is Book Club about?
It's about a bunch of mommies who are meeting for Book Club and I wanted to examine different kinds of mommies that I've met or mommy types. You know there's the type of mommy, like me, that would give her kid a hot dog, and then there's the type of mommy that would see that as child abuse. But we're all mommies, right.
And then there's that competitive nature we seem to have as human beings. That seems to happen with mommies. If you show up with bought cookies, from Safeway on bake sale day, you feel less than the person who shows up with homemade cookies that she must have spent all night slaving over.
And I also wanted to explore a darker idea. The phenomenon of wine being a civilized version of Valium in our generation. You know people get together for play dates and they have wine. They meet for book club and they have wine. The pattern is clear, women are drinking more. And not just in my circles.
I think it's a phenomenon in stay at home moms. It's a way to get through the witching hour. It's a way to relieve the anxiety and the pressure of information overload that moms now have because we're trying to make the right choices. But there are so many choices laid out for us, with so many different arguments for which one is the right one, that we're walking around with this mind boggling anxiety all the time that we're making the wrong ones.
Tell me about workshopping the play at Lunchbox.
Once I did the workshop process it became pretty clear right away – any wine drinking that happened had to be pretty tame because we wanted it to be a comedy and we didn't want to explore the idea of addiction in stay at home mother's at this time.
You touch on it very lightly.
Very lightly.
There's a resolution at the end of maybe we should stop drinking wine and actually read some books. So it is dealt with. But it's a very funny play. And I think it's all about trying to figure out life – it's about hopes and dreams and figuring out how you can do the role you've been put into and whether or not that role fits you. And even though it's about motherhood I think it's about anybody because male or female we can relate to that because that's a universal thing. How many dads are dads going – "Did I want to be a dad? I did want to be a dad. But now that I'm a dad –
– boy does this ever suck –
– this isn't exactly where I want to be –
– I wouldn't trade them for anything but wow this sure sucks in some ways."
I love that you explore that because that's not an unusual feeling. To think what life could be without the children but we're made to feel guilty about that.
Or to want other things, right? Because being a parent is supposed to be our most important role. Yeah, I want to be a great mom but I also want to be a great writer too. But, no, no, no, I have to want to be a great mom more – right? That's more important.
Thanks for all the positive feedback by the way. I was shocked that everybody found it so funny and liked it so much because it was such a pleasure to write and it was easy to put down on paper. It just fell out of me.
When I did the workshop I'd get up early in the morning and I'd write a new scene and I'd go in and I'd be sick to my stomach when they sat down to read it because I'd just wrote it that day. And then when I got good feedback I just remember being continuously shocked – "Really? You really like it? Does that work?" And then when Mark Bellamy from Lunchbox read it and said, "I really like your play." Once again I'm still kind of astonished that the feedback has been so good.
Are you astonished in one sense because it was such an easy journey to reach a professional stage?
Yes, absolutely – to reach a point where it's going to be produced by a professional theatre. Yeah. That's astonishing to me. So what does that tell you? I guess you should write what you know.
How much do you credit the workshop? Because it was a wonderful ensemble – right – it just seemed to really work well.
Yes, I had a bunch of superstars – fantastic actors – almost all of them young moms and then I had Shari Wattling and she's a great director and a great dramaturge.
I also wanted to write a play with just female roles because the year before I put a play in and Glenda Stirling was at Lunchbox then and she said, "Wow four women up on stage – I love it! It didn't make the cut this year but I really loved your play and I'd love to see all women up on stage." And I said, "Yeah. I want to write good roles for women because I'm a woman and I'm an actor and I know how hard it is to find good roles." So that was important.
But that process with Shari and the other actors was just gold because they gave me lots of things to think about. Lots of ideas. We discussed and talked about it at the table, and then I went home and thought about things they had said. When someone as talented as Myla Southward or Cheryl Hutton says, "I don't know about that part – that's a real harsh line or that falls flat with me…" and that's the last thing you hear as you head out the door you think about that until bedtime. I trusted their opinions. These are talented artists. I was lucky to get that group.
That's the dumb luck part. The dumb ass luck part that Vern Theissen talked about when he was talking about a career as a playwright in his workshop that we went to.
So, so far, you've had a lot of dumb ass luck.
I've had a lot of dumb ass luck man. I don't know what's going on? But I also think I got a lot of bad writing out of my system early on which feels good. When I look back on the classes I took with Clem Martini when I was taking my BFA at the U of C fifteen years ago I purged a lot of crappy writing off the top…kind of like the head on a beer, you know. I look back on some of that stuff and it just makes me laugh at how bad and self-involved it is – and how it's not dramatic and I don't care about structure. Or when I was trying to be funny – oh man, that's painful. So, I feel like I purged a bit of that. And then to come back at it years later I was in a different place.
You told me Clem encouraged you to write so he must have recognized something.
Yeah, I guess. I don't know. I mean I never did exceptionally well in his classes or anything but he's a good teacher and a lot of the stuff he told me stayed with me. He told us about writing dialogue, about structure, and about the hero's journey – and that stayed with me over the years and I'd think about it, you know, when I'd read a book, or watch a movie, and maybe that was because I was supposed to become a writer in the end.
Are you able to picture what you want the future to be for you as a writer?
I want to be writing of course. I would like to spend more time collaborating with other artists like we did that week when we did the workshop at Lunchbox. That's when I'm at my best. Not when I'm on my own but when there's a group of people around and we're on the same creative page. You know not just writing in my own little office but being able to collaborate with other artists in order to make something you've created even better.
Book Club by Meredith Taylor-Parry
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What happens at book club, stays at book club.
Jenny is the perfect wife and mother. At least that's what her book club thinks until one day she disappears and they have to turn detective and follow her trail! This mad cap, adventure-filled romp, shines a light on the pressures of motherhood and the value of true friendship.
World Premiere at Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary from February 8th to 27th, 2016 with the following cast and crew.
- Lisa – Cheryl Hutton
- Ellen – Anna Cummer
- Mary – Kathryn Kerbes
- Kathy – Kira Bradley
- Jenny – Arielle Rombough
Creative Team
- Playwright – Meredith Taylor-Parry
- Director – Shari Wattling
- RBC Emerging Director – Jenna Rogers
- Stage Manager – Ailsa Birnie
- Apprentice Stage Manager – Melanie Crawford
- Scenic & Lighting Design – Anton de Groot
- Costume Design – Dietra Kalyn
- Sound Design – Allison Lynch
Playwright Meredith Taylor-Parry
Meredith Taylor-Parry is a playwright based in Calgary, Alberta. Her play Survival Skills won the New Works of Merit Playwriting Contest in 2013 and was produced Off Off Broadway by the 13th Street Repertory Company, NYC in April 2014. Her play Devices received a production in Week One of the New Ideas Festival at Alumnae Theatre in Toronto in March of 2015. Her most recent work, Book Club, was developed as part of the Suncor Energy Stage One Festival of New Canadian Work at Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary in 2014 and will receive a world premiere at Lunchbox in February 2016. Meredith is Co-Artistic Director of Bigs and Littles Theatre Society and also enjoys writing and performing for young audiences.
You can contact Meredith at LinkedIn by clicking the link above or by email at: email@example.com
Book Club was part of the Suncor Energy Stage One Festival of New Canadian Work at Lunchbox Theatre in June of 2014 where it received a workshop and reading.
- Lisa – Brieanna Blizzard
- Ellen – Myla Southward
- Mary – Kathi Kerbes
- Kathy – Cheryl Hutton
- Jenny – Arielle Rombough
Creative Team
- Playwright – Meredith Taylor-Parry
- Director/Dramaturge – Shari Wattling
- Assistant Dramaturg – Jacqueline Russel
The action takes place over a few hours in Lisa's home, at a male strip club, outside a tattoo parlour, in a rough part of town, and outside an airport.
When Jenny is a no show on Book Club night the mommies start to worry. When she sends them a text to tell them she has booked a flight to Italy, they really get frantic. The group heads out on the town to track down their friend and hopefully talk some sense into her. This is a play about motherhood, from the stress of competitive parenting to the beauty of a good girlfriend who will help you get through it.
Bartley and Margaret Bard and Betty Gibb founded Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary in 1975. Lunchbox delivers a fun and unique experience to its audience – upbeat performances in an intimate and comfortable atmosphere. Patrons are encouraged to eat their lunch while they enjoy the show. Lunchbox Theatre focuses on the development and production of original one-act plays; many of which are written by local Calgarians.


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This dialogue session with Maestro Yu Long will discuss China's leading role in today's classical music landscape through its innovation and transformation in artistic practice, music education and audience development.
The pre-eminent Chinese conductor with an established international reputation, Yu Long is currently Artistic Director of the Beijing Music Festival and the China Philharmonic Orchestra, Music Director of the Shanghai and Guangzhou Symphony Orchestras, the co-director of MISA Shanghai Summer Festival, and the principal guest conductor of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Applications for the NSW Health 2020 MidStart recruitment wil open at 10.00am on Friday 7 June 2019 and close at 10.00am on Thursday 20 June 2019.
To be eligible to apply for MidStart you must:
This handbook is designed to provide information on the midwifery profession and assist registered nurses in the application and recruitment process for MidStart.
Applicants apply through a centralised application process. After application the recruitment, selection and employment of students is undertaken by local health districts and hospitals.
For all employment related enquiries such as health facilities, interview information/location and intake dates please contact the relevant Local Health Districts and MidStart Coordinators.
You can edit your online application after submission as many times as you like until applications close at 10.00am on Thursday 20 June 2019. Once applications close you will no longer have access to your application.
For technical assistance please contact customer service 1300 679 367 (Option 9).
For other general enquiries please email Nursing & Midwifery Office or call 1800 330 933.


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For the theme of 'Boys Lie', I knew I needed to speak with one of the most fly hunnies around, DJ Ella HU$$LE! Ella has been our prime DJ for our events and we wouldn't want it any other way! Not only do her mixes embody the Bettys' style to a T, she's an extremely genuine girl whose outlook on life is to let the good in life come naturally and to stay true to herself all the way through.
Disclaimer: I knew that 'Boys Lie' was not an easy style theme in the same easy way Leopard was. So, to prepare Ella for the shoot I gave her a prompt to put her mind in the right direction when picking out her 'Boys Lie' outfit. I had to ask "Which outfit would you wear after a night of a boy's awful lies? What outfit would you wear to boost your spirits back up and make that lying S.O.B. fall to his knees once he saw you on the 'gram?" Her choice in which you'll see below was an absolute smash. Enjoy!
Janine: Hey Ella! Could you tell us a little about yourself?
Ella: I moved from Las Vegas to NYC about 2 years ago. Each week I throw my own party called Sunday Service at the Delancey.
J: I'm always curious on how creatives get the initial taste for what's now their craft. Where did the passion for music and DJing come from?
E: I've always been musically inclined. I get it from my father who has collected vinyls forever, and then moved on to CDs. He's all about music and would always be playing it around the house from when I woke up to when I went to sleep, so I kind of took that with me. I think everything I do has to have a soundtrack because I hate silence; it's just weird to me. I feel like my life is like a movie and everything needs to have a soundtrack, so that's how I got into making mixes; I'm always thinking about music. I used to go to school for fashion design and I felt like I wasn't passionate about it after awhile. I wouldn't wake up and think about what I wanted to sew, I would think about what songs would go well together. So then I taught myself how to DJ. I bought some turntables and thought "Lets see what happens".
J: How long have you been doing it for?
E: For three years now. I started to play around with songs and slow them down, or do whatever. I'd make mixes for my co-workers too for fun. Then one day I had an epiphany, "Why am I still here? I hate Vegas, I could just sell my car and use that money to go to New York to see where will." So that's what I did. I made a list for myself, picked a random day and bought a ticket, and was out. A friend let me stay with her in Jersey until I moved to where I'm living now in Brooklyn.
J: I love that! It's very bold to take on that kind of gamble with your life.
E: I feel like if you really want to do something and if you focus on it, everything will fall into place. I know that sounds cliché, but it's really true. It's working for me.
J: I'm interested in the equipment you use. Can you tell us what you started out with and where you're at now?
E: I started out with a Vestax Typhoon. When I moved to Jersey, I met a guy who taught a DJ class and he recommended that because it's portable and I'd be going from Jersey to New York, it's something that's easy to carry and easy to learn. I've held on to this until it literally did not work anymore (hahaha). The headphones don't work, only plays out of one ear. It was just so terrible! Now I have the Pioneer DJ tables. When I got it I said Haaaalelujah! It's so much better and it's so much fun. I really geek out over this stuff now.
J: So far in your DJ career what has been the most exciting time for you?
E: I'll say throwing the Sunday Service party because it's been a very good learning experience in general. I threw parties before but never to this extent. Just the facts that it's still going, you know? In March, it'll be a year. At first, I didn't know what I was doing at all. Nothing was planned out. It went from one week to the next, then one after that, and another after that, and again after that. I'm very excited for the party, and where we can take it. The fact that it's still consistent blows my mind! We have people that show up every single Sunday and that dedication means so much to me. I meet new people from all over and new opportunities can and have come about because of Sunday Service. I think what I'm really excited for is how far Sunday Service can go and how far we can really take it.
J: So you're always making mixes and you're on such a roll with Sunday Service. Where do you want to take your career next? What's a bigger goal?
E: I want to travel more with my DJing. I'd like to book gigs outside New York, because don't get me wrong, I love it here. Just because I moved all the way to New York doesn't mean I only want to live here or only DJ here for the rest of my life. It would be cool to go on a tour, or be a DJ for an artist I really like. I'm all about the underground, so to even be the DJ for an up and coming artist is something I'd really like to do.
J: Would you want to go back to Vegas to play?
E: Yeah! I'd love to DJ where I used to hang out. That would be amazing.
J: You roll with a little group of DJs right?
E: Yeah there's DJ 9AM and Amrit. We did a house party together the other night. But it's hard to always get together since everyone is doing their own thing. I like to do things myself anyway. Not that there's anything wrong with getting help, or for advice, but I certainly like to do things on my own.
J: Aside from doing your own thing, would you ever consider DJing in a collective?
E: Oh yeah! That would be dope. I would love to have something going on like what Discowoman have going on. They are very cool and I love what they're doing. I just don't know where to start with that because I'm focusing on my own brand first. But once I get to where I'd like to be, it would be cool to bring on others. I'm all for putting other people on, especially women because I don't see women getting the acknowledgment we should be. I feel that Sunday Service is sort of a collective already. We who are involved, all have a group chat and we talk every day, but we're not all DJs. An all female DJ collective to go on tours with would be sooooooo dope.
J: What can you tell the readers about being a female DJ? The reception you receive from a new audience, if there's ever been adversity you've had to face, and your thoughts on how females in this profession are perceived in 2016.
E: Being a female DJ has it's bad moments and it's good ones. I feel as a woman in a male-dominated industry, you have to know twice as much and work twice as hard. I'm always up for a challenge! And that's definitely one of the reasons why I became a DJ. I want to change the skewed view of 'women don't know music!' The reception is always the same too, "Oh that was you spinning?" Haha. I don't pay any mind to it now. I also feel that now it is easier to get booked as a woman, but I always feel someone looking over my shoulder to see what I'm doing, so they can add their two cents. I know I can say with confidence that I'm good, I know my shit. There's a lot of men who respect women in the music scene, but there's a lot that truly don't, and just pretend to, which is really sad. I've never faced any real adversity in this scene, I just always speak my mind and let people know how it is at all times, and I feel that's how I'm able to continue to grow and get better opportunities and new experiences.
J: Who inspires you?
E: Q-Tip is a god to me because he's so in tune with everything. When he DJs, he's just in the zone and doesn't care about anything else. But when I DJ, I'm more of an observer to what people around me are doing. Q just plays anything he wants to, and people rock out to it! I admire how he plays and how he puts the music into a story. Venus X inspires me because she's so intelligent, and her DJ skills, like Q's, are similar. She will play whatever she wants and it works. A lot of people who do that cannot always get their set to translate to the audience, the way Q and Venus do. I really admire her for the way she throws her own parties too, and what she stands for. Jasmine Solano is another inspiration because I'll always remember what she told me when she spoke at the Apple store. Her advice was "know your stuff". So now, every time I get down I think of 'Know your stuff girl. Do this and do that, yeah!'
J: Do you take on any other creative projects?
E: I have since I was a kid. I used to draw and would make coloring books. I went to school for fashion design because I'd tear apart clothing and sew it back together. I always loved doing that to see if I could make the clothing go back the way it was or just to see what happens and what I could come up with. I don't do that so much more many more but I did rip up a favorite pair of jeans.
J: Are you working on any projects right now?
E: I'm working on a Neptunes mix, but I'm not rushing anything. I feel like I really want to perfect things, and show my growth. I want to put out a Valentine's Day mix too but no dates on that yet. The Sunday Service one year party is coming up, so I'm working on that too.
J: How would you describe your personal style and how does it correlate to your craft?
E: I keep it very relaxed. I always want it to be like I ironed my clothes before I went to bed, slept with them on, got up in the morning, and gave myself enough time to still do my makeup all nice.
I like to play a lot of 80s/90s pop, so I dress with that as an influence. My style is 90s girl and there's no way I can ever get around that. Baggy jeans and being a tomboy at heart is how it goes for me. Even if I don't have that mindset while getting dressed, it just happens. I do love to dress up as well and be girly with my makeup and do my hair real nice time to time.
J: Whose closet do you worship?
E: Good question! I would like to raid 2003 Kelis' closet. Her closet is probably still poppin' but hers and Mariah Carey's closet from that time must've been insane. When "Caught Out There" came out, oh yeah I'd raid her closet.
J: What's your favorite piece of clothing?
E: This is my favorite piece because I know nobody has it and it looks like a Muppet.
J: Ella! This jacket is INCREDIBLE!! It looks cropped and is bright orange and fuzzy!!!
E: It's a Betsy Johnson jacket that I don't even wear that often. It's not easy to!
J: What are you looking for next?
E: Some unique shoes; a latex booty with a pink heel. I'm also into denim on denim so denim booties would be great too. I like to have pieces that aren't everywhere else.
J: When a boy makes you feel shitty, do you use style and fashion to lift your spirit back up?
E: I do that a lot. I'll ask my roommate what she's doing and we'll go out. We don't necessarily go out dancing every time, but we'll just get dressed up and go out to eat if we feel like it. Feeling cute will change your whole attitude. I definitely believe that looking good will make you feel good, even if it's for a second. And you can't tell me that wearing your favorite pair of shoes or new makeup you bought doesn't make you feel good because then I'll know you're lying.
J: Hah! Heard that. This was a ton of fun babe thank you so much!
E: Yes it was and you're welcome!


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Organizations spend $1.5 trillion dollars each year, globally, on fixed and mobile telecom services. This spend represented 15% of global IT spend at 2016's year-end and is only expected to grow.
A consistent struggle with these organizations experience is a lack of central decision-making, or awareness, regarding TEM solutions. Gartner recently released a 2017 guide to the market that illustrates benefits in all corners of telecom and technology expense management, as organizations are no doubt intrigued by the potential gains available through these platforms. Interest in TEM has soared over the past five years as expenses have increased alongside the need for budget control.
So What Happened in 2017?
According to Gartner, "many businesses recognize the need to govern telecom spending more closely," but unstructured purchase authority and insufficient knowledge of the market and evolving capabilities put interested users behind the TEM pace.
TEM Hesitations
Per a recent press release published by Timothy C. Colwell released on Telecom Reseller, titled Enterprise TEM & EMM Vendor Adoption, "In a recent AOTMP research study of 259 organizations only 53% indicated using the software and/or services of a TEM/EMM vendor. Auditing, optimization and inventory are at the heart of TEM and EMM vendor capabilities, so the moderate level of adoption of these solutions is puzzling considering the stated market importance of each activity. The most common reasons cited by organizations for not using a TEM/EMM vendor in their telecom management practice are:
- The inability to justify the added expense of TEM services.
- Activities are handled internally/no third party is necessary.
- The belief that managing a TEM/EMM vendor and software is too much work.
On the other side of the equation, 32% of organizations using a TEM/EMM vendor solution report an increase in FTE efficiency and productivity gains because of the relationship."
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In another post by AOTMP, titled 10 Questions that Telecom Management Analytics Will Answer, the association answers the question, "what is the business value of process efficiency?"
"Improvements in process efficiency can be directly correlated with driving real business value. For example, data extracted from an organization's financial systems can uncover a significant amount of late payment fees and being paid for telecom invoices. Improvements in invoice processing workflow can reduce the time it takes to process invoices resulting in the elimination of late payment fees."
What most representatives don't realize, is that the "added expense" of telecom and technology expense management provides both hard and soft dollar returns. The ROI can be found not only in the savings pulled from avoiding various fees and negotiating best rates, but also from increased internal productivity and streamlined workflows.
Due to the nature of the telecom and technology market, IT departments have to be thorough in vetting various TEM providers to find one that can provide the perfect, right-size solution with the most support. According to the recent 2017 Gartner Report, Gartner shared that users should consider vendors based on how the vendor can provide value at scale and evaluating their proven track record by asking for examples.
What to Expect with TEM in the Next 10 Years
Technology is going to continue moving quickly which will impact that telecom and technology expense management market. Growth and specialization within TEM environments will continue boosting expenses and the need to control these costs via an intelligent TEM software or fully outsourced services will become more critical than ever.
As noted in the press release on Telecom Reseller, "Managing the service lifecycle requires people, processes, and technology to address technical, financial and operational aspects of each service. When asked about the most important activities in a telecom management practice, organizations cite auditing, optimization, and inventory as the three most important activities. To that end, telecom expense management (TEM) and enterprise mobility management (EMM) vendors offer software and services to support these and other lifecycle management activities."
Valicom's Vision of the Future
Valicom delivers values in every aspect of the business. Scaled TEM solutions are tailored to each organization's individual needs. While some businesses hire TEM experts to manage the telecom and technology lifecycle, other businesses of medium to enterprise size struggle to find the right talent to manage this project in-house. Valicom continues mastering workflow automation and streamlining efficiencies with software advancements and internal project assessments.
After a quick discovery call with your Valicom representative, you will learn just about how much you can be saving by deploying a TEM solution like Valicom, with each aspect customized to your business's unique needs.
Are you still looking into TEM's suitability to your organization?
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About the Author: Chantel Soumis
Chantel Soumis brings over a decade of knowledge in workflow enhancement through the use of technology. Chantel studied marketing communications and business administration at Franklin University and proceeded to work in a fast, ambitious environment, assuring client delight in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. Passionate about project productivity and streamlining workflows through the use of technology, Chantel strives to inform organizations of Valicom's advanced telecom expense management software and services by mastering communications and messaging while delivering helpful information and supporting resources.


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What can you expect at your first class?
We've been seeing a lot of new faces at Underdogs Boxing Club so far this month, and we couldn't be happier to have you all aboard.
Of course, before people come into the club, the first question they ask us is what they can expect, and we're finding that this question is usually borne out of a concern about their lack of boxing experience.
So, here's what you can expect at your first class at Underdogs Boxing Club:
- You can come to any class with which you identify. So, if you're 15 years old or older, you would come to an All Genders - 15 years and up or a Women/Feminine-Identifying class. If you're between 5 years old and 14 years old, you would come to a Youth class.
- We ask that you arrive about 10-15 minutes early, so that we have you complete some quick paperwork and show you around.
- After you've warmed up (you choose your own warm up activities), we'll show you how to wrap your hands. We'll also walk you through this for a few more classes until you get the hang of how you prefer to wrap your hands.
- We'll show you how to stand (which depends on if you're right-hand dominant or left-hand dominant) and then we'll teach you how to throw each of the punches.
- You'll join everyone else in the workout that's scheduled for that day and one of the two coaches (Laura and Laura - that makes it easy, right?) will spend most of the workout with you (and anyone else who is new) to help you feel comfortable in throwing the punches and to work on your technique. (We spend time on technique to ensure that you're safe and because throwing better punches means more satisfying sounds when your gloves hit the heavy bag.)
- At the end of each workout, there is usually (but not always) 12-15 minutes of strength and core work.
You don't need any equipment to start boxing at Underdogs. We have hand wraps and boxing gloves that you can borrow for your first class. After that, your own hand wraps are mandatory (ours are $15, no HST, because we're a non-profit), and you can borrow gloves from us for a few more classes, but when you decide that you're going to stick with it, we strongly recommend that you purchase your own gloves (ours are $67.50 or we can advise you on purchasing gloves elsewhere and what to look for).
Every workout is designed to give you the opportunity to have an intense workout. With that said, we encourage everyone to work at their own pace, especially as they get more comfortable with the technique.
Our 'adult' members range in age from 15 years old (our Youth program is for 5- to 14-year-olds) to 65 years old. Both women and men workout with us. People who have never boxed before or who have never been particularly fond of working out come to our classes. People who are seasoned gym-goers and have past fighting experience also join us regularly.
Underdogs truly is for everyone, and we know that you'll be happy with the coaching, the camaraderie, and the workout.


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August 11th Two local producers join forces in a ground breaking collaboration. Guest artists bailaor.cantaor: Manuel Gutierrez, guitarist Luisma Ramos join Julia Alcantara's team, while vocalist: Ali Pervez and Tabla Player: Shantilal Sha. The convergence of virtuosos at the Latino Cultural Center is sure to be a night to remember.
In a series of unique collaborations, Alcantara Arts & Entertainment seeks to spread awareness of Flamenco to dance lovers of all kinds. Hindustani ensemble Sangeet Millennium is the partner for the next performance in this exciting series. Together with Kathak Rhythms studio, we will reach into Flamenco's mysterious past following the gypsies' roots all the way back to India. Come and see how Kathak dance and flamenco still bear so many resemblances after centuries of evolution.


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The 2017 Honda HRV is just a five-passenger subcompact crossover that's for sale in EX, LX and EX L Navi cuts. There aren't any substantial manufacturer options to include.
All Honda HRV versions are driven with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine that creates 127 pound and 141 horsepower -feet of torque. A continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) can be obtained as a choice and it is regular about the EX L or should you include all-wheel drive.
The all-wheel-push HRV breaks the variation at 29 mpg mixed (27 town/31 highway). These are just like they get for our real-life, and that course outcomes support these estimates.
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Regular security features for several Honda HRV versions include balance, antilock disc brakes and traction control, front-seat side curtain airbags, side airbags along with a rearview camera. Honda's LaneWatch blind spot show is contained in both EX-L and EX Navi trim levels.
Energy output in the HRVis 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine is frustrating when any kind of emergency is needed. The CVT highlights this disadvantage using the noisy drone that originates from the engine while increasing. Things increase only marginally in dense urban settings or when traveling because of the somewhat quick throttle response about the freeway.
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ILPI was selected to provide consultancy services to UNDP Bangladesh on the development of indicators for national governance assessments in Bangladesh. This is part of a wider effort to support the work of the newly-established Governance Innovation Unit in the Prime Minister's office, which aims to facilitate improvements in governance in the country. The development of indicators will allow the government to establish measurable targets for the future and assess their performance over time, while also enabling the population to more easily hold the government accountable.


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I have no idea what issue 2 was about because I don't live in Ohio and I was in freaking Africa for the last month, but as soon as someone says something like "twenty-oh-nine" they're no longer communicating with me. They're communicating with some gross reflection of themselves that wants to sound smart but ends up sounding dumb because it's not how people actually talk. For fuck's sake.
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By Patrick Simmsgeiger, Founder of DWI
Water features, especially lakes and ponds, are assets that increase the worth and enjoyment of any property. Establishing and sustaining a balanced Food Chain is key to maintaining a healthy, aesthetically pleasing lake or pond- therefore enhancing property value. This article will outline the categories within your lake or pond's Food Chain and teach you how to develop and maintain your water feature's ecosystem preserve the health and aesthetic appeal of your lake or pond asset.
A pond's "cycle of life" beings with plants. Through photosynthesis plants (commonly algae) convert minerals (such as nitrogen and phosphorous) in to organic material- or simply, "food". All life in a pond is completely dependent upon the photosynthetic process for "food", and therefore life. It's crucial to understand and monitor your lake or pond's Food Chain to ensure a healthy ecosystem.
Your lake or pond's Food Chain is categorized by three levels:
- At the base level you have what we call Primary Producers. Primary Producers are the plants and algae that convert minerals in to organic material, or "food".
- At the mid level are the Consumers. Consumers, such as tilapia or bluegill, concentrate the nutrients and energy contained with in the organic material by eating the algae.
- At the top of the Food Chain are the Bass; they eat the Consumers. Bass are the top predator of the Food Chain in any pond.
Though the Food Chain seems to follow a natural order- from base to Bass- it's important to recognize that this not a static condition. The Bass will constantly threaten the existence of the Consumers, making it important for you to monitor the fish stock and restock as necessary.
Tips for Proper Food Chain Maintenance
In a new pond, it's important to stock the water in the proper order so that the ecosystem develops a strong and stable base.
- At the base, ponds can be fertilized to encourage algae and plant growth.
- After fertilization, Consumers (such as tilapia or bluegill) can be introduced.
- And, once the stocks of Consumers becomes established, Bass can be introduced to complete the pond's Food Chain.
To test the clarity of water (and therefore the concentration of algae) a shiny object such as a pie pan can be nailed to a stick- the stick should be marked in feet- then lowered in to the pond allowing you to easily determine the clarity of the water.
It's important to keep the algae in check, chemically if necessary, in order to prevent algal blooms which can deplete the water of oxygen that the fish need to survive. If the water in your pond has less than two feet of visibility through the water, there is too much algae- indicating the danger of a destructive bloom.
Your lake or pond's Food Chain requires maintenance to achieve and sustain a healthy aquatic ecosystem that will ensure your property always has the healthiest and most aesthetically pleasing water feature.


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So summer is working its way into our daily lives. Warm, sunny days are breaking up the routine of 1 or 2 days a week of time on the bike. Exhausted from the extra hours rolling around, but too eager to notice it, we keep going. We are trying to clock in on this new found energy and bring out the camera as much as possible. By the end of summer we will be finishing up the Community video. The video will include a photo zine depicting some of the motion in a static state. Here are a couple snippets that will be included in the zine.
Ryan Greene and Snotty are great examples of that summer fever in action.


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DELAND — Stetson University officials are calling on elected officials for help in launching a new $3.2 million aquatic center along Lake Beresford.
Their first stop? The Volusia County Council, which on Thursday will consider a resolution supporting the university's request to state legislators for future funding for the project, which will include a research center and a boathouse.
The aquatic center could bring in $4.7 million annually by 2017 from 5,105 visitors seeking a warm clime and calm waters for rowing practice and competition, Stetson President Wendy Libby wrote in a letter to council members. University officials have pitched the location, which offers easy access to the St. Johns River, as a training site for the Rowing World Championships in 2017, and for Northern university teams during the winter.
"The Lake Beresford water is perfect for crew because it's very flat," said Al Allen, Stetson's associate vice president for facilities management.
State Rep. David Santiago, R-Deltona, said he supports the project but has doubts about legislative support for the 2014-2015 budget year.
"It's a little bit late in the game," he said. "It's going to be a long shot to get funding this year."
The 7.66-acre property on Alhambra Avenue, nestled into a quiet residential neighborhood, already serves as a launch point for the university's crew teams. Stetson eventually plans to spend about $3 million to add a two-story building that will provide a home base for science research programs and the nearly 40 members of the men's and women's rowing teams. The university has already spent about $1 million to acquire more land and improve the site, spokeswoman Janie Graziani said.
"The Canadian national crew team practiced on Lake Beresford earlier this year," she said. "We would like to attract more of that to become an economic generator for both the county and the state."
School officials don't yet know where they'll get the money for a new boathouse and events center, Allen said, which includes the cost of connecting to water and sewer systems. Funding for academic facilities typically comes from philanthropists, Allen said, though the school plans to "reach out to whomever we think would be interested." That could include grants from Volusia County's ECHO program, which provides funding for recreational projects, or funding from the state down the road.
"What we didn't want to do is start looking for supporters until we can get land zoned correctly," he said.
The zoning request, which would change the property's designation from residential to business, likely will come before the county's planning and land development regulation commission in April. They'll make a recommendation to the County Council, which is slated to deny or approve the application in May, said Palmer Panton, the county's director of planning and development services.
A thriving rowing scene could be another tourism draw for the county, County Councilwoman Pat Northey said, and Stetson has been a good community partner.
"Of course, we want to see them be successful with their project," Northey said. "Anything we can do to bring value, to increase nature-based tourism and sports-based tourism in West Volusia is of value to the whole region."
For the university, the crew program helps attract students from other areas, Allen said, particularly the Northeast, where rowing is popular. Stetson has used the property for at least five to six years, but rented the land from another owner until purchasing it about a year and a half ago. University leaders have spoken with residents about the plans for the property, Allen said, which shouldn't affect traffic except for when the school hosts students from other schools for boat races known as regattas.
"They all feel good about us being neighbors and our long-term intended use of the property really helps them," Allen said.
Stetson to seek state funding for $3.2 million aquatic center on Lake Beresford
DELAND — Stetson University officials are calling on elected officials for help in launching a new $3.2 million aquatic center along Lake Beresford.


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#fridayflash: the evidence
Note for 20 September 2013. Patient ID CW-141-5359, name Cassandra Alicia Webb. Barry, a reminder that "Alicia" is the variant spelled as "Alice" except with "ia" at the end instead of "e", and "Webb" has two "b"s, not one.
Test results:
This is Day 3 of testing, and the general intent of today's tests was to attempt to confuse the subject and check on long-term memory. We started with a series of short-term memory tests which the subject had already performed on Day 1, but with different content.
Test 1a: subject was provided orally with a list of the five most recent Australian prime ministers. There was a fifteen-minute pause, during which we discussed the most recent American League East baseball games in general and the performance this season of the Toronto Blue Jays in particular. Not only did the subject mention several box scores during the pause conversation — Barry, make a note to check the source recording and see if all of her numbers were right, please — but she was able to recite all of the names of the prime ministers correctly, in the reverse order from how they were provided. She also noted that we started the sessions with the same test using Canadian prime ministers, and asked if we were testing her knowledge of politics. This is another instance where the subject has exhibited mild belligerence and/or frustration with the testing.
Tests 1b and 1c: number and shape memorisation. Same numbers and shapes as last time, but in a different order from the tests conducted on Day 1. Again the subject scored 100% on recall and supplied the responses from the Day 1 versions herself after providing the Day 3 answers.
General observations: the subject recites the responses rapidly and in a slightly angry tone, although otherwise she is generally polite and easygoing. Her demeanour changes noticeably when we have the pause conversations. I've tried to react neutrally to these shifting moods, but she spontaneously apologised for her behaviour and said she finds the tests too easy. Since she knows she's got 100% on everything thus far, I acknowledged that she's never had any difficulties with them.
After the first three tests were administered, we took a coffee break. The subject noted that I put the milk in my coffee first today. She said that since the beginning of the sessions I've always put the sugar in first. I admit I can't remember either way. Barry, if the cameras were left running please take a look and see if we can find any evidence.
Second half of the session: I brought Cassandra to the lounge so that we would be in a more informal environment, and explained to her that the rest of the day would be spent learning about her memory ability from a subjective point of view — that is, how she believes she is perceived, and what she believes are the differences between how she perceives the world around her and how other people do. She gave several examples of when she noticed that a shared experience changed for the people involved as it was discussed, whereas with her particular condition it does not. One typical statement, quoting from my notes: "Ironically, I get told I'm wrong a lot. But as you can see from the tests, I don't seem to forget anything. Sometimes I wish I could shift details the way that other people do." End of quote. Barry, the time for that was about 2:30, give or take five minutes. Please provide the exact quote from the audio in the notes. Thank you.
During the discussion I asked the subject to repeat for me what I had said to her when we were first introduced last week, and she recited what seemed to be a word-for-word repetition of my explanation. Barry, once again, please check the recordings and verify. There's a lot of verification work with this one. Remember it's the final session.
I introduced some deliberate variations on details as we reviewed the different tests and what had happened on each day, and the subject corrected me every time. Barry, I'll do the verifications on these because you already have a lot of recordings to get through and I was working from my notes. Please enter a comment that I ensured that at no time could the subject see my notes. The video record will be evidence of that.
Conclusions: If all of the verifications show a match, then the recommendation will be that the charge of perjury be withdrawn. If we do find any discrepancies, they may indicate the subject is either lying or has made a mistake, but in light of the formal test results we'll have to review our own notes very carefully to ensure we weren't the ones who made the mistake. Per standard procedures, please don't send anything to the prosecutor's office until I've had a chance to review all documentation.
Final notes: If, based on the evaluations, the recommendation is to withdraw the perjury charge, the subject will most likely be out of a job. Barry, please prepare a remuneration application and a letter of proposal for further research with Ms. — that's Ms., not Miss, she stated that explicitly on her release form — Webb. Examples of hyperthymestic syndrome are few and far between, and all indicators are that she has it.
End notes. If I remember anything else to be documented, I'll send a separate file. See you at the meeting.


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Hi all!
I am a 30 year old mum, who has done a bit of travelling. I love finding new exciting places to eat and new things to see and do. I ...
Hi all!
I am a 30 year old mum, who has done a bit of travelling. I love finding new exciting places to eat and new things to see and do. I am always attending festivals whether by myself or with the kids. Adelaide is my home town so if it's a wine tour, checking out an arts centre, wanting to know the best beach is or where to eat or a family day out. I'm in the know!
I've also been to Egypt, Singapore and new Zealand so I know a bit about the tourist must see and do's.
I'm here to help anytime!
Happy holidays!
Adelaide: there's such a variety of things to do.. Whether it be a trip down the coast to visit the many amazing beaches, visiting the Adelaide hills or having a family fun day out.
Cairo, Egypt: A dream destination that will blow your mind, of course the Giza pyramids and the sphinx were a highlight, but there is so much more to see and do.
Singapore: a very family friendly destination, great nightlife and shopping, affordable taxis, and the best zoo I've ever seen!
New zealand: I have been to both the north and south island, highlights on the north island was rotorua and the bay of islands. The south island was so pretty, I loved queenstown, Milford sound and Christchurch.


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Syracuse Yoga believes in community. Yoga asana is wonderful and can benefit your physical body in so many ways. When we take the Yoga off the mat the benefits are additive!
How do you take Yoga off the mat? One way is seva. In Sanskrit, seva is "a service which is performed without any expectation of result or award for performing it".
Syracuse Yoga is looking to hold monthly Sunday Seva events to support local charities and organizations. Do you know an organization that could benefit from a by donation Yoga class? Syracuse Yoga will provide the space and Yoga instruction for free, and attendees donate to the organization sponsored each month.
Today we held our very first Sunday Seva, supporting the Jowonio School. Here's some information about Jowonio from their website:
Located in Syracuse, NY, Jowonio began in 1969 as an alternative school for children whose families wanted a more open and individualized approach than they felt they could find in a public setting. The name Jowonio comes from the word in the Onondaga nation language which means "to set free." The school's founders chose this name because they believed that education should be freeing minds and emotions to learn and grow, freeing individuals from stereotypes and prejudices. From the beginning, Jowonio accepted a wide range of children. Since 1975, when special support was received from the N.Y.S. Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, the school has operated as a planful inclusive educational program where typical children and children with special needs can learn in the same classrooms.
Syracuse Yoga's motto is "Yoga for Everybody, Yoga for EveryBODY'. We believe in an inclusive Yoga environment, not a one size fits all, exclusive community. That's why we were thrilled to have Jowonio be the first Sunday Seva.
Thanks to Sophie Meskos for representing Jowonio School and helping make the event run so smoothly! Stay tuned for more opportunities to build community and take your Yoga off the mat with Syracuse Yoga!


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How To Wash Your Face + Giveaway
I'm sure you are wondering why I'm writing a post on how to wash your face as it's a no brainer right? Wrong! This simple act has so many versions so it is easy to get confused. Far too often, many people tell me about how they do not need to wash their face in the morning (where do you… Read More »


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August 25, 2017 – Photo News: The WBC Money Belt Mayweather & McGregor Will Be Fighting For At T Mobile Area In Las Vegas Nevada Tomorrow At 11pm
Check out the Italian money belt Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor will be fighting for on Saturday the 26th of August 2017.
The belt made of Italian leather was officially introduced by World Boxing Council President, Mauricio Sulaiman during a press conference that held at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas Nevada yesterday.
The belt was made of 3,360 diamonds, 600 sapphires, 300 emeralds, 1.5 kilograms of solid, 24-karat gold and an alligator leather from Italy.
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The fight between the legend and McGregor will start at 11pm Eastern Time at T-Mobile Area in Las Vegas Nevada tomorrow Saturday August 26, 2017.


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We have become creatures of activity to the point of busyness. Our lives have taken on a pace of their own. Our schedules are over packed, and it's become a badge of honor to reply with a sigh followed by "busy" when people ask us how we are doing. When we find an opening in our calendars, we are quick to fill it from our endless to-do lists.
Take a minute to reflect on the busyness of your life over the past two weeks. How many of these activities will you see as important when you look back one year from now? How many of these activities will prove to be pivotal to your purpose in life?
Follow these five steps to reduce the busyness and increase the time you spend on activities that are important to you.
1. Personal values. What are your personal values? Refer to this tool to help you define your personal values.
2. Congruence. How well are you acting on those values? Where do you feel the points of stress?
3. Picture. Paint a picture your life in which the values and actions are congruent. What does it look like? How do you feel in living this life?
4. Alignment. How can you turn the picture you painted into the reality of your everyday life?
5. Movement. What one to two small things can you do in the next week to make this part of your everyday reality? How will you hold yourself true to living in the new reality you have created for yourself?
In summary, there will always be more to do than we have time to accomplish. However, when you focus on your personal values, the important things in life become very clear and give perspective on how we spend the precious time we have. When you gain clarity on your values, you gain confidence to forge your path to "yes"!
How ready are you to redefine what you say "yes" to?


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Orrin Evans has followed a vigorously individual path through 25 albums as a leader and co–leader. Through four nights, Jazz Standard celebrates his style–spanning creativity as the acclaimed pianist and composer takes the helm of three distinctly different aggregations.
Supported by two of the freshest young rhythm section players in the city, this group takes its concept into the 21st century with a startlingly wide range of influences and ideas, from jazz to neo–soul to country. The New York Times calls Orrin Evans "a poised artist with an impressive template of ideas at his command."
Orrin Evans – piano
Luques Curtis – bass
Mark Whitfield Jr. – drums