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The President is the leader of the association, its spokesperson and chief representative. They are responsible for the day-to-day management of NUPSA, working closely with its Executive and staff, and attending regular meetings with the key stakeholders throughout the University.
The President advocates on behalf of postgraduate students regarding matters of concern, and is a primary point of contact for student enquiries.
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My name is Ashleigh McIntyre (call me Ash) and I have just hit the three-year mark of my PhD. (See how I avoided saying it's my fourth year?) My research examines representations of climate crisis and personal trauma in contemporary American fiction, with emphasis on the importance of the literary voice in dealing with large-scale environmental shifts.
I am a domestic Australian student, and completed a Bachelor of Arts and Honours (English) at the University of Newcastle. Prior to university, I completed my HSC at Saint Mary's in Maitland, and spent 12 months living in Ireland working with the Cork Simon Communities for the Homeless as a volunteer.
My first two years with NUPSA, I volunteered as NUPSA's Research Representative, which helped develop my passion for service and advocacy. In this role, I gained a strong understanding of issues affecting postgraduate students at the University of Newcastle. We are lucky enough to have an incredibly diverse and vibrant postgraduate cohort, with a broad range of experiences and issues. This environment has taught me that consultation and communication are the best practices a student association can foster, and I want to ensure NUPSA represents all UON postgraduate students in its advocacy.
This is my second year as NUPSA President! Last year was extremely educational for me. As I learnt the ropes of student leadership, we increased our online presence, increased our regular events and workshops, and saw a significant increase in student engagement. I have learnt so much, and I hope that my experience will see NUPSA into an even bigger and better year! We must remember, though, that NUPSA is only as strong as its constituents. Ultimately, to be the best we can be, we must listen to you and hear your concerns.
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"Our people delivered very strong results again this quarter," said CEO Brad Tilden. "At roughly the halfway point in our integration with Virgin America, and despite some unrelated challenges in our regional operation, our business is performing well, and we are very happy with the response we've seen in California and throughout the West to our expanding network, our focus on hospitality, and to our industry-leading mileage plan. I want to thank our talented people for their commitment and dedication."


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Our 2015 list of the Top 50 Game Design/Development School Programs in the US. For an explanation of ranking criteria, click here.
1. University of Southern California (USC), Los Angeles, California (top 5% of schools considered)
Established in 1880, the University of Southern California is home to 43,000 students enrolled in more than 200 undergraduate programs, 300-plus graduate programs, and more than 150 minors across 18 colleges and schools. USC Games offers four degree programs and four minors for aspiring game designers through the School of Cinematic Arts and Viterbi School of Engineering. School of Cinematic Arts degrees include a BA in Interactive Entertainment and an MFA in Interactive Media. Viterbi School of Engineering degrees include a BS in Computer Science (Games) and an MS in Computer Science with a Specialization in Game Development. Minors include Game Animation, Game Audio, Game Design, and Game Entrepreneurism.
USC Games also produces Demo Day. According to USC, Demo Day is "the final showcase for USC Games' joint advanced games class, a year long capstone project that brings together students from the Interactive Media & Games program, the Computer Science Games program, the Art and Music Schools, Animation program and more."
2. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (top 5% of schools considered)
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) was founded in 1900. It is home nearly 13,000 students enrolled in more than 100 programs across seven colleges and schools. The College of Fine Arts-Integrative Design, Arts and Technology Network (IDeATe), and the School of Computer Science-Computer Science Department offer a Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts (BCSA) with a Concentration in Game Design. IDeATe Collaborative Studios include Game Engine Programming offered by the Robotics Institute, Research Issues in Game Development offered by the Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) at CMU, and Programming for Game Designers—also offered by the ETC.
A Minor in IDeATe and a Master of Entertainment Technology (MET) are also on the menu. The MET is "jointly conferred by the School of Computer Science and the College of Fine Arts."
3. Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York (top 5% of schools considered)
Founded in 1885 as Mechanics Institute, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) is home to 18,063 students majoring in everything from Art and Design to Urban Community Studies. The B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences (GCCIS) offers several programs for aspiring game designers. Offerings include BS and MS degrees in Game Design and Development. A Minor is also on the menu.
4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Massachusetts (top 5% of schools considered)
Founded in 1861, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is home to 11,319 students enrolled in more than 100 majors and minors across five schools including the School of Architecture and Planning, the School of Engineering, the School of Humanities, Arts, & Social Sciences (HASS), MIT Sloan School of Management, and the School of Science. Massachusetts Institute of Technology is also home to the MIT Game Lab, the MIT Education Arcade, and the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab.
Together, the labs offer the opportunity to study, design, and develop games as a supplement to several degree programs. Offerings for aspiring game designers include a BS in Comparative Media Studies (CMS) with a Games and Interactive Media "Cluster," an MS with a Specialization in Games, and a Minor in CMS. These programs are available through the HASS Department of Comparative Media Studies/Writing.
5. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah (top 5% of schools considered)
Founded in 1850, the University of Utah is home to 31,000 students enrolled in close to 100 undergraduate programs and more than 90 graduate programs. The school houses 17 colleges and schools, and close to 100 departments. The College of Engineering and the College of Fine Arts offer the Entertainment Arts and Engineering Master Games Studio (EAE:MGS). Tracks include Arts, Engineering, Technical Arts, and Production. According to the Studio, "all students in each of the tracks have a series of common classes including Game Design, Rapid Prototyping, Pre-Production, and Final Project." In addition, students will "develop and enhance a professional game portfolio" and they will have the opportunity to complete an internship in the game industry.
Other offerings include a BA in Film and Media Arts and a BS in Computer Science. Both programs offer an Emphasis in Entertainment Arts and Engineering (EAE). The BA is available through the School of Computing, Department of Film and Media Arts, and the BS is available through the School of Computing.
6. Digipen Institute of Technology, Redmond, Washington (top 5% of schools considered)
DigiPen Institute of Technology was founded in 1988. It is home to around 1,028 students from all 50 states and 45 countries. Digipen offers 10 graduate and undergraduate programs in the areas of Art, Design, and Computer Science. Offerings for aspiring game designers include a BA in Game Design, a BS in Computer Science and Game Design, a BS in Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation (BS in RTIS), a five-year BS in RTIS/MS in Computer Science, and a Minor in Game Design.
Please note that although the BS in RTIS offers "extensive training in mathematics and physics," according to DigiPen, students in the program also "work both individually and collaboratively to learn the fundamentals of Game Design, Production, and Programming. Additionally, they write game design documents and technical design documents, learn how to schedule tools and techniques, and participate in the full production of several games." The Game Design programs at Digipen Institute of Technology are offered through the Department of Game Software Design and Production.
7. Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Savannah, Georgia (top 5% of schools considered)
Founded in 1978, Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) is home to more than 11,000 students enrolled in 40-plus majors and more than 60 minors. The school has campuses in Savannah, Atlanta, and Hong Kong, which offer a variety of degree programs for aspiring game designers. SCAD's School of Digital Media offers a BA, BFA, MA, and MFA in Interactive Design and Game Development. A Minor in Interactive Design and Game Development is also on the menu as well as a Certificate in Interactive Design.
8. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York (top 5% of schools considered)
Founded in 1824, Rensselaer Polytechnic is a collection of five schools offering more than 145 programs to a population of 7,028 students. The School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) offers a BS in Games and Simulation Arts and Sciences (BS GSAS). Students may choose a concentration or dual BS degree from the following options: Arts (Electronic Arts), Human Computer Interaction (HCI), Computer Science, Management/Entrepreneurship, Cognitive Science, or Writing for Games.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute also offers several advanced degree programs for aspiring game designers. Graduate offerings include MFA and PhD degrees in Electronic Art (EART). Offered through the Department of Arts, both degree programs allow students to explore areas of interest ranging from Gaming and Animation to Communication Technologies.
9. University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), Los Angeles, California (top 10% of schools considered)
The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) was founded in 1919 as the Southern Branch of the University of California. It is home to 43,239 students enrolled in more than 125 programs across 12 colleges and schools. The School of Arts and Architecture is home to the Department of Design Media Arts (DMA), which offers a BA in Design Media Arts. With support from the School of Theater, Film, and Television, DMA also houses the UCLA Game Lab.
According to UCLA, the Game Lab "supports exploration of Game Aesthetics, Game Context, and Game Genres." In addition to producing games and research, the lab "functions as a center that develops public programming around critical issues in gaming, including: public lectures, workshops, exhibitions, a visiting artist program, and an annual public festival at the Hammer Museum."
10. New York University (NYU) Tisch School of the Arts, New York, New York (top 10% of schools considered)
Tisch School of the Arts was founded in 1965. It is part of New York University (NYU) and home to the NYU Game Center – Department of Game Design. According to Tisch, the Game Center is "a nexus for the New York City game community." It offers several programs for aspiring game designers including a BFA, MFA, and a Minor in Game Design. Classes and events take place at the Media and Games Network (MAGNET) at the NYU Brooklyn campus. MAGNET also houses the Game Center Open Library, which is "the largest collection of games held by any university in the world."


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HHS-Connect attempts to integrate Health and Human Services to produce better outcomes.
In March, my colleague Tod Newcombe, editor of our sister publication, Public CIO, and I traveled to Brooklyn, N.Y., to meet with a group of city government officials. We were there to hear about HHS-Connect, an ambitious plan to integrate information and activities across nine New York City health and human services agencies serving 3 million people.
Linda Gibbs, New York City's deputy mayor for Health and Human Services, and her CIO Kamal Bherwani, had asked us to host a meeting where HHS-Connect stakeholders and outside experts could assess -- and if necessary, critique -- the initiative's progress so far.
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All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Folk Art : Pre 1837 VR item #1250809 (stock #06-84)
Silk Road Gallery
These teak hangers are from Solo on the Indonesian island of Java and date to the early 19th century. Painted carvings of Hanuman, the heroic white monkey from the Southeast Asian epic, "The Ramayana," sit atop long curved tails that form textile hangers. Fabrics can be draped so the Hanuman figures face front or to the sides. The hangers have holes at the top end so they can be either suspended or affixed directly to a wall. (See a similar set of hangers with different carved figures by ...
All Items : Vintage Arts : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Paintings : Pre 1960 item #1223013 (stock #10-72)
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Originally part of a set of 27 scrolls, this painting is from the Yao (Mein) tribal people living in the Golden Triangle area where Thailand, Burma and Laos meet. The Yao, one of the six so-called hill tribes residing in the Golden Triangle, follow Taoism as it was practiced in China in the 13th and 14th centuries. This painting on mulberry paper was one of several face masks representing ancestral spirits that were part of the complete set of large scrolls. It was worn by a tribal elder during...
All Items : Vintage Arts : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Paintings : Pre 1960 item #1128953 (stock #10-73)
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This Yao painting of tribal ancestor spirits originally was part of a set of 27 scrolls that comprised a full Yao (Mien) Bible. (See photos and descriptions of a complete set archived on our website www.silkroad1.com by entering 57-33 in the search box.) This painting is one of two "orphan" bible pages we found that most likely were replaced in a bible with similar new paintings, which is sometimes done to refresh the set. Bible paintings that are replaced are "decommissioned" by a Ya...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Central Asian : Textiles : Pre 1920 item #1014401 (stock #14-83)
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Flatwoven Kilim bags such as this one were used centuries ago by the nomadic Turkic tribes of Central Asia. The bags were made in various shapes and sizes to hold everything from salt to liquids to household goods. Woven of a combination of camel hair and wool, this bag is from the Uzbek people. The weaving is spectacular—tight enough to hold water—with a clean, intricate pattern inside six horizontal bands. Called " jabors" or " juvals," rectangular bags in this size were tied to ...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Sculpture : Pre 1920 item #949034 (stock #57-73)
Silk Road Gallery
This cast metal Buddha from Cambodia stands on a low pedestal with right hand raised in abhaya mudra, a gesture of blessing and protection. The facial features—full lips, short nose and heavy-lidded eyes, as well as the rounded head of tight curls with a wide usnisa (top knot) and no finial—are classic Khmer. Decorative detailing on the body-hugging robe is emphasized by the silver tone of the heavy metal alloy. This early 20th century Buddha is in good condition, with some surface pitting c...
All Items : Vintage Arts : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Metalwork : Pre 1980 item #945150 (stock #40-09)
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This silver and clay pipe is from a Lawa tribal group living in northern Thailand. (For Lawa pipes similar to this one, see "Peoples of the Golden Triangle," by Paul and Elaine Lewis, Thames and Hudson, 1998, p. 66.) The Lawa, also called Lua or Wa/Lawa, are a lowland people, one of the smaller tribal groups among the hill tribes of Thailand, Burma and Laos. The black clay bowl on this pipe is in pristine condition, suggesting it replaced earlier bowls that were affixed to the old curved sil...
All Items : Vintage Arts : Regional Art : Asian : Central Asian : Pre 1980 item #940023 (stock #23-98)
This two-headed terracotta dragon is a replica of dragons that topped walls surrounding the ancient Central Asian city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The Samarkand wall and its dragons, though long gone, seem to occupy a place in the collective memories of the polyglot population of present-day Uzbekistan. This piece was made by a Tajik artisan who lives near Samarkand, and is a small representation of the long, rich and often perplexing history of Central Asia. Neither the artisan nor anyone else w...
All Items : Popular Collectibles : Cultural : Thai : Pre 1990 item #937270 (stock #01-81)
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A charming hand woven and decorated basket of split bamboo made in an Isan village in Northeastern Thailand is smoothed on the exterior with an application of brick red lacquer thickened with ash. Yellow and green flowers and dots on black grounds give the basket folk appeal. The Isan (also Isaan) people, though sometimes called Thai Isan, are a blend of Lao, Mon and and Khmer, and have their own language, which is Lao-like but written in the Thai alphabet. They are primarily agrarian and live i...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Indian Subcontinent : India : Pre 1900 item #935760 (stock #61-32)
This exotic 19th century sterling silver ceremonial necklace from the opulent past of Rajasthan was once part of the collection of a high ranking Rajput family, most likely worn by a senior member of the clan on festival days. It is 92 percent sterling with a weight of 255 grams. Central to the imagery is a large disc formed by a crouching lion with an unusual extended hinged tongue that wags from side to side as the necklace wearer moves. Spreading to the left and right below the disc are ante...
All Items : Vintage Arts : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Sculpture : Pre 1950 item #933778 (stock #11-05)
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A royal Buddha, with right thumb and forefinger forming a circle, the vitarka mudra, sits in lotus position on a high double lotus throne. The vitarka gesture, sign of the Buddhist wheel of law, signifies intellectual discussion of philosophy and doctrine. This is one of several variations of the mudra, also conveyed with the circle sign given by the hand raised with palm outward, or the hand palm up resting in the lap. This figure, carved of dense Burmese teak wood, is attired in the distinc...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Lacquer : Pre 1910 item #929783 (stock #63-14)
An especially handsome lacquer bowl, called a "kwet," is from the Shan people, a southeast Asian tribal group living primarily in northeast Burma. Similar Shan bowls, though not identical to this one, are pictured in a book from the British Museum Press entitled "Visions from the Golden Land: Burma and the Art of Lacquer" by Isaacs and Blurton, on pages 183 and 184, where they are labeled with the spelling "khwet." This bowl has an inscription on the bottom that is difficult to deci...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Central Asian : Jewelry : Pre 1900 item #918086 (stock #27-35)
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Two pierced and jeweled diamond-shaped metal plates are Teke Turkoman in design. A similar 19th century pectoral plate is pictured in the periodical, Arts of Asia, May/June 2009, on page 122 in the article "Beyond Orientalism: Works Inspired by Islamic Art," by Lucien De Guise, curator of the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia. Other similar rhomboid pectoral jewelry is pictured in "The Arts and Crafts of Turkestan," by Johannes Kalter, Thames and Hudson, 1984, page 126. The two 19th century ...
All Items : Vintage Arts : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Sculpture : Pre 1950 item #909778 (stock #11-02)
Silk Road Gallery
This crowned Shan Buddha sits in bhadrasana, or Western position, on a tall stepped throne of unusual design. The carved teak wood figure has the winged side flanges and spired crown centered with high finial that identify royal Buddha figures from Burma. Shan artisans often added Arakanese accoutrements such as long ear pieces and ornate epaulets and chest ornaments to jambhupati (crowned) Buddha but this one has none of those; instead, the artisan provided a striking throne that nicely balanc...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Sculpture : Pre 1800 item #903490 (stock #57-38)
Silk Road Gallery
A Mon Buddha from 18th century Burma has the distinctive facial features and very high finial that identify Mon images from the Ava period. The waisted throne is edged with geometric decorations typical of Mon images of the era. We purchased this figure about 20 years ago in Burma from a dealer whose collection included mostly 19th century Shan images. This one is clearly from an earlier period and, although there is some overlap between the Shan and Mon sub-states in the characteristics of the...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Middle Eastern : Pre 1910 item #898057 (stock #27-36)
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A colorful starburst disk shows the robust design typical of mountainous areas in the Republic of Georgia and in neighboring Dagestan and beyond in Central Asia. This large (5 inch diameter) piece, from Khevsureti, an eastern province in the Republic of Georgia, has been fitted with a long silver chain for use as a pendant but resembles in both size and design similar disks we have seen used as belt closings in regions of the Causasus and Central Asia. Unidentified stones in green, amber and br...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Lacquer : Pre 1900 item #896352 (stock #63-23)
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An offering stand, or "kalat," used by the Intha people who live in the villages around Inle Lake in one of the Shan states in northeastern Burma, is from the late 19th century. A similar though more recent piece in the British Museum is pictured in "Visions from the Golden Land: Burma and the Art of Lacquer," by Isaacs and Blurton, British Museum Press, p. 163. Kalat stands such as this were used by families in much the same manner as the tall, spired hsun-ok to carry offerings of food ...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Lacquer : Pre 1900 item #891192 (stock #64-44)
Silk Road Gallery
This late 19th century offering vessel from the Burmese city of Pagan is an exceptionally fine example of the hsun-ok containers used to carry food offerings to Buddhist monasteries and temples. It is made of wood covered with many coats of lacquer, black first and then top layers of rich deep red. As the red lacquer wears away in areas exposing the black, a handsome negoro effect is created. A similar wooden hsun-ok is pictured in "Burmese Crafts Past and Present," by Sylvia Fraser-Lu, Oxfo...
All Items : Antiques : Regional Art : Asian : Southeast Asian : Sculpture : Pre 1920 item #886035 (stock #11-15)
Silk Road Gallery
An early 20th century Buddha from a Shan village in Burma wears an outer robe that flares wide at either side framing a lavishly adorned robe pulled tightly across the legs in a form fitting look originally associated with Pagan figures. The Buddha has the right hand turned palm out in varada mudra, a gesture of wish fulfillment and charity. Carved of teak wood, it is coated with dark red lacquer touched with gilding. Robe adornments were created with a uniquely Burmese lacquer process involvin...


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On Friday 13th January, the A-level Drama students in Year 12 took part in a workshop on performing Shakespeare with professional actor, Scott Ainslie. The students are currently preparing a series of scenes from Shakespeare which they are required to perform for the practical components of their A-...
Dex Lee Takes The Lead
Ex-Latymer student (left in 2011) Dex Lee takes the lead in Grease.
Latymer would like to wish him all the best as Danny and all future performances!
Please take a look here to read more about the show.
Congratulations to former student Janet Bird (nee Beard), now Chairman of Latymer Old Students Association, who was awarded the British Empire Medal in the New Year's Honours list, for services to the community in Hertford - with special mention of her running Christmas Alone for over 25 years.
Awards Ceremony
We welcomed back our Year 14 students on Tuesday 20th December for an afternoon of celebration. The achievements of each and every student was recognised as they came out to receive an achievement scroll. We wish all of our Year 14s every success and look forward to hearing of their achievements in...
Mrs Lawn Retires
Mrs Lawn, Clerk to the Governors, has retired after being at the school for 32 years. Sue has given outstanding service to both the school and Governors. We wish her a happy and healthy retirement and know she will be busy with her new granddaughter.
Picture above: Ian Pilsowrth, Chair of Trustee...


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Getting to the root of the problem or branching out?
Tree owners owe a duty of care towards those who come into proximity of their trees. The Honourable Mr Justice Coulson considered the extent of this liability of both the owner and a tree surgeon who worked on her trees, when a branch of one fell, during a storm, onto neighbouring rail track causing damage to a train. It was evident that the tree had a hidden defect (see Stagecoach South Western Trains Ltd v Hind and Steel [2014] EWHC 1891 (TCC)).
In respect of the legal principles behind the tree owner's liability, the judge concluded:
- The owner of a tree owes a duty to act as a reasonable and prudent landowner;
- Such a duty must not amount to an unreasonable burden or force the landowner to act as the insurer of nature. But he has a duty to act where there is a danger which is apparent to him and which he can see with his own eyes;
- A reasonable and prudent landowner should carry out preliminary/informal inspections or observations on a regular basis;
- In certain circumstances, the landowner should arrange for fuller inspections by arboriculturalists. This will usually be because preliminary/informal inspections or observations have revealed a potential problem, although it could also arise because of a lack of knowledge or capacity on the part of the landowner to carry out preliminary/informal inspections. A general approach that requires a close/formal inspection only if there is some form of 'trigger' is also in accordance with the published guidance referred to in the judgement;
- The resources available to the householder may have a relevance to the way in which the duty is discharged.
The tree surgeon's liability only arose if there was sufficient proximity between him and the claimant, if he had a wide duty to point out problems with the offending tree to the claimant and he was in breach of that duty. Neither the tree owner nor the surgeon was held liable.
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Farnham hot air balloon launch site
This hot air balloon launch site is part of our Hampshire Sussex border area and is usually used when the wind is from the North. Also used for morning flights. The alternative evening sites are at Chichester, West Meon, Petersfield, Fernhurst or Duncton.
It is on the very northern edge of the South Downs National Park affording terrific views from our hot air balloon of the areas of heath land to the south of the venue.
The site is on Groomes Farm just south of Alice Holt Forest. The entrance is by the Grundon Frith End Sand Pit on the A325 North of the Country Market. Post code is GU35 0QR but do not blindly follow this as we need to meet at the entry gates to the sand pit not at Groomes Hotel.
If you live outside the area and are planning a trip to the South Downs National Park we recommend Groomes as a base. That is if you prefer five star accommodation and a secluded location.
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Term Paper: concise Analysis of problems facing new teachers
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[. . .] The theory and practice course has helped me to become a good teacher by helping me to know ways of applying and utilizing educational theories, expanding or rejecting them and even constructing a few of my own based on concepts I have learned in class. The course is like an experience camp where you learn how to teach and act like a professional and experienced teacher within a few months instead of waiting for years to reach that stage.
Learning about educational theories also helped me to conclusively answer some pertinent questions that I had had for a long time. For example, I got to know how children learn, why individual learning is better, and how to incorporate new learning scholarships into my teaching techniques. It is only through understanding teaching and learning theories and all other related educational theories can one make significant progress as an accomplished teacher.
Practicum Observation Lessons
When I commenced my practicum, I was of the opinion that the teacher was everything in the class. He or she acted as the puppeteer directing each and everything that happened to the puppet (class). However, I came to realize that this is not the case. As a teacher, I don't have to always direct everything. I have come to see things differently and to look at lessons from the learner's perspectives so as to plan well in advance for better learning experiences. This has exposed me to a new reality -- the fact that there are times when I may not need to be at the front of class directing things or giving instructions. Nowadays, I am more comfortable walking around class just helping students do group work or showing individual students how to work out or understand certain concepts based on the information I have gathered on that particular student's understanding. At first, I was worried about not having full control of the class but now I am only active if I really need to be.
My practical experience has also helped me to witness how students' groups work efficiently when they are given the materials and clear instructions on what to do. In the school where I was working at, students get clear instructions on what to do on a task sheet. The teacher has to briefly explain what the students have to do. He or she also has to set out the materials required (games, worksheets, or books) and divide the students himself or herself into groups. The students then work on the group activities on their own. Some students work in class and others find spaces outside at other times depending on how soon the work is needed. Even though it got noisy a few times, most students were industrious and always got the job done in one way or the other. I believe that these types of learning activities make learning fun for the students and significantly contributed to the students' achievements.
I also found double periods to be important for teaching the harder concepts as they provide enough time to expound on the topic and answer any questions from the students. Learning for longer without interruptions also kept the students focused which made it easier for them to understand the more complex topics.
Strengths of Observation Practicum
From the observation of his or her students' behaviors, a teacher can collect and analyze important data to enrich their learning experiences. If a teacher doesn't occasionally do this, he or she will be ignoring a rich source of information. The purpose of collecting information by observation of learners helps teachers to not only informally use such information to better their teaching, but also to formally report their progress.
One of the main arguments put forth in favor of using observation in assessments is that it increases assessment validity courtesy of the fact that it extends the range of possible examinations or assessments. This makes teacher observation assessment more comprehensive, contextualized, authentic and holistic. It is comprehensive because it ensures that all learning outcomes are taken into account. Connected because it is closely linked to various learning context and adapts from pedagogical planning and learning experiences. It is contextualized in the sense that it considers the effects of deriving assessment from different occasions and situations, authentic in the sense that it is interesting, meaningful and challenging to students and holistic in the sense that it stresses relatedness between various aspects of learning. Even though I was a little nervous, my observation assessment went smoothly.
Information collected from teacher observation activities will only be valid to the degree that the proof is accurately and properly recorded, analyzed and interpreted; i.e. the report correctly shows the learner's performance, and the judgment is justifiable. Precise recording of information requires transparent and unbiased view of the learner's performance. A justifiable analysis or interpretation of a learner's performance refers to taking into account any factor that might have affected the learner's performance. In other words, the observation and the subsequent interpretation of evidence should be defensible and reasonable. The analysis of the data should also be consistent with what another teacher of similar experience obtains.
Another major drawback I found out, to the use of observation, is that there is a strong possibility of an instructor prejudging or being prejudiced against a student. Prejudgments, in our case, are opinions formed prior to collecting observation evidence by getting prior information from other instructors or based on a learner's previous performances records. However, in most cases, such information is irrelevant to the observation assessment being made. Still, prejudging or prejudicing a student may negatively influence an instructor and blind him or her to a learner's actual current performance.
Post-Observation Conference and Recommendations
After my observation assessment, I was quite nervous to head over to my supervisor for that day because I was not sure of what her opinion was about the lessons. I personally felt that the lesson was a success! However, I doubted that whatever I had done would be good enough considering her immense experience. However, to my surprise and relief, she said she was generally happy with the lesson and impressed that it had followed the lesson plan I had drafted before the class. She also commented that compared to the last time she had seen me teaching, I had provided students with more learning opportunities. I agreed with her because the last time she had seen me teaching I felt that I needed to impose my authority in class. But this time, things were different. I had put myself in my students' shoes and taught them from that perspective. This made it easier for me to teach and them to understand. One of the things I changed after putting myself in the place of my students was to slow down every time I introduced a new topic. I was happy she noted this too in our post observation conversation as she had noted it earlier and suggested that I make improvements in that area, which I did. This time she also made recommendations. She said I seemed a bit too tight and that I should liven up to make the class friendlier. I guess that this is true because I was kind of nervous being watched by her during the lesson. However, I think I am usually lively and more relaxed when I am alone with the students. She also recommended that even though I was less authoritative than last time, I should be even more non-threatening to make the class fun and the kids to feel free to ask questions. I think this too was a result of the anxiety of being observed by my supervising teacher but I will make improvements before the next observation class.
Problems Facing New Teachers
New teachers face significant challenges which they must overcome to be successful in the teaching profession. Understanding the challenges and preparing to face them is important to succeed in overcoming them. A problem or a challenge in the teaching profession is anything that can prevent or slow down a teacher from doing his or her work. The transition between finishing training and settling in one's first teaching job is normally quite challenging as one moves from the classroom ideals taught in training to the harsh reality of day-to-day life in the classroom (Menon, 2011). Various studies show that the main challenges for new teachers include: organization of classwork, relationship with parents and guardians, motivating students, tweaking lesson plans to suit individual learning needs and classroom discipline. In some other cases lack of sufficient teaching resources and problematic students have also been cited as challenges (Whitaker, 2003).
Classroom Discipline
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Cycling in Sydney Australia
Nick's valuable prototype e-bike, very distinctive, was stolen from Bondi. White, front and back racks, 20"wheels, Emax Bicicasa. Please look out for it. More info: https://www.stolenbikes.com.au/Stolen/Bike/2355
Also, I found a Merida bike in Camperdown Memorial Park which looks like it was valuable to someone - custom rack/holder, disk brakes, wheel lock, stickers. Maybe a thief stole it not realising they wouldn't be able to defeat the wheel lock. I've handed it in at Newtown Police Station, if you know anyone it could belong to, please see Newtown police.
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That's a very distinctive bike. Hard to imagine that it won't be identified by someone in the future. As I live in Bondi, are you able to inform others under what conditions it was stolen? Please.
e-bikes are generally pretty heavy to lug into an apartment.
ideally it should be setup so the e-system cannot operate without the appropriate removable head unit. (like the Bosch or Yamaha systems )
At least that leaves the thief with one expensive and heavy bike.
Plus an integrated wheel lock works perfectly with the bike weight.
Thanks Bob. I was just wondering whether the bike itself was targeted or was part of a random garage break-in loss along with other valuables.


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CBB Volume 3: Contents
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The contents of the CBB Rulebook are categorised either as Rules or as Guidance. Rules have a binding effect. If a licensee breaches a Rule to which it is subject, it is liable to enforcement action by the CBB and, in certain cases, criminal proceedings by the Office of the Public Prosecutor.Amended: October 2012
Amended: January 2007
Guidance is not binding; rather, it is material that helps inform a particular Rule or sets of Rules, or provides other general information. Where relevant, compliance with Guidance will generally lead the CBB to assess that the rule(s) to which the Guidance relates has been complied with. Conversely, failure to comply with Guidance will generally be viewed by the CBB as tending to suggest breach of a Rule.Amended: October 2012
Amended: January 2007
The status of each Paragraph within the Rulebook is identified by its text format, as follows:• Rules are in bold, font size 12. The Paragraph reference number is also highlighted in a coloured box.• Guidance is in normal type, font size 11.
Amended: January 2007
Where there are differences of interpretation over the meaning of a Rule or Guidance, the CBB reserves the right to apply its own interpretation.Amended: January 2007
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Rule UG-1.2.4 does not prejudice the rights of an authorised person to make a judicial appeal, should it believe that the CBB is acting unreasonably or beyond its legal powers.Amended: January 2007
All Rulebook content has the formal status of at least a Directive. Some Rulebook content may also have the status of Regulations. Rulebook content that is categorised as a Rule is therefore legally mandatory and must be complied with by those to whom the content is addressed.Added: January 2007
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While the UFC waits for its mainstream stars to return to the octagon, the promotion has booked a UFC 209 card that appeals directly to its. Lando Vannata knew he was ready for the UFC when he got the call last year to face No. 2 ranked lightweight Tony Ferguson on just two.
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The return of Georges St-Pierre livens up the UFC pay-per-view depth chart. At the time of his 2013 hiatus after a ninth consecutive. Set to take on Marcin Tybura (14-2 MMA, 1-1 UFC) at Saturday's UFC 209, Henrique (10-2 MMA, 2-1 UFC) will have one of his big examples.
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Italian fine writing instruments manufacturer Visconti SRL presents Opera Crystal 2016 Dark Age, a fountain pen which blends the timeless elegance of a clear demonstrator construction with cutting edge mirror black accents.
The Opera Crystal 2016 Dark Age comes in a 68-piece Limited Edition available only from authorised retailers in Hong Kong and South East Asia. The exclusive fountain pen is characterised by a transparent Acryloid barrel contrasted by a Ruthenium-plated nib and trims.
The pen is fitted with a Chromium-18 Smartouch nib, engineered to wrap around the feed and prevent dryouts. A patented Mosquito filling attachment facilitates clean and efficient operation down to the last drop of ink.
– Clear demonstrator with Ruthenium accents
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– Chromium-18 tubular nib, Mosquito filler
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– Available exclusively in Hong Kong, Singapore
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Lecta has launched its new Metalvac A HG paper, designed for self-adhesive labels. The metallized face stock is produced on the new coating and lacquering line installed in 2016 in the Leitza plant, as part of the Company's investment plan to increase production capacity of its Metalvac metallized papers.
Metalvac A HG is a high gloss metallized paper with a new improved surface and appearance for optimum metallic gloss look and is suitable for self-adhesive labels for beverages and personal care. Metalvac A HG can be used for the following printing systems: offset, UV offset, flexo (solvent, UV, water) and letterpress (solvent and UV), and is now available in reels up to 2.1m wide.
Lecta's Metalvac papers are 100% recyclable, are manufactured with ECF woodfree pulp and can be requested with PEFC and FSC certification, thereby guaranteeing that the wood used in the production process comes from sustainably managed forests.
The Metalvac manufacturing center has completed ISO 14001 and EMAS environmental certification audits and secured ISO 5001 energy management system certification, ISO 9001 quality management system certification and OHSAS 18001 occupational safety and health certification.


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We are often asked – what does the word "Fashion" mean to you ? … As a Stylist, a Fashion Blogger and an Individual … Here are our thoughts on what does Fashion means to us !
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Cheeseheads Rejoice: American Cheese, 20 Slices, by Ben Denzer
There is a fun piece over at Saveur by Jamie Lausch Vander Broek, the Art & Design Librarian at the University of Michigan, about one of her recent acquisitions, American Cheese, 20 Slices, by Ben Denzer.
Vander Broek curates the Artists Books Collection at UM and talks about how Artist Books are a perfect way to make strong connections between students, faculty and library "because they represent a sweet spot between the things the students and faculty make (art, design) and the things the library has (books, information)."
She also muses about how the purchase of the book for the collection stirred up some angry feelings in the librarian world where feedback was divided between "I could do that," and "that's an insult to books!"
I hope there is one copy still left for the University of Wisconsin!
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Growth Partners
Over the years, the success story of Vilas Javdekar Developers has been crafted by the sustained efforts of two forces. One - the very philosophy which drives our team. And two – our growth partners. We continually strive hard to deliver the best. But it is their relentless effort which contributes to help us grow.
While we infuse our every endeavour with the qualities that set us apart, it is their prowess that drives our product into motion. We see them as our partners in growth. And we consider it an honour to be growing synergistically with them. We had our first Growth Partner's Awards event in December 2015.
Partners Connect
'Partner Connect' is Vilas Javdekar Developers' annual signature event, organised exclusively for our partners. We take Partner Connect as an opportunity to felicitate their strides and achievements with Vilas Javdekar. An evening of business forecasts, industry trends, networking and warm discussions make Partner Connect an event to look forward to.
Partner's Connect 2018
The fifth edition of VJ Partner Connect 2018 was a grand yet cosy gathering of the ever-growing network of VJ's partners. The evening was dedicated to recognising and celebrating the valued contribution of our growth partners and understanding the future of real estate. The event was made even more special by the presence of Mr. YV Deshpande, who mentored Mr. Vilas Javdekar through the course of his life. Mr. Deshpande was felicitated with a Scroll of Honour.
Partner's Connect 2017
With every passing year, the bond we share with our partners, associates and consultants, continues to grow stronger. Raising a toast to this association and updating the collective industry knowledge, Partner Connect 2017 took place on 27 July 2017. The warmth-filled evening made for ever-lasting memories.
Partner's Connect 2016
We at Vilas Javdekar Developers feel extreme gratitude towards our partners, associates and consultants for their unwavering support and faith over the years. To further strengthen our bond, we organised our annual networking event - Partner Connect, on 27th July, 2016. Take a look at the glimpse of this event.


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Can you believe it has been 15 years since 9/11??I?can't. My life was completely different then.?I was a young idealist about to turn 30. Now I'm middle aged, far less cute, and it seems like every single thing has to be harder.
I was happy, yet anxious because my aunts were coming to visit as my father had died in 2000. One of those aunts has since died, and the other, I understand has an aggressive form of Alzheimer's only in her early 70s.
The aunts were scheduled to drive/fly out Sept. 12, and I?hoped I'd have the house cleaned by then. My dad was 35 years and two days older than I was, so we were kind of celebrating what would have been his 65th birthday, too.
They ended up rescheduling their trip for the end of September.
The morning started like the other mornings of that school year. Caitlyn had started kindergarten, and I?dressed her in her silver-glitter sneakers with a white tee shirt and jeans. Dylan wore a white tee and jeans, too, and was in third grade. We were in our second year in a two-story, four-square house three blocks from their elementary school in Sioux City, the one I?had attended from K-6th grades. That felt really great. Really safe. I?had a bevy of happy memories of elementary school, along with some less great ones, but I really loved, almost worshipped, that school.
I watched them walk to the end of our short block and turn the corner.
I?rinsed the breakfast dishes, then went to the basement to watch the Today Show until I?started my day freelance writing.
I was working on a major grant for a Children's League chapter on the east coast, and on a series of articles about paying for college for a new web publication in Colorado. That Internet was opening so many new possibilities. It only took 3-5 minutes to open a jpg photograph file, and also a few minutes to send a document. I had a website with an autumn theme to match my September birthday, and people could email me right from a link on the site. Oh, technology.
I?thought about how happy we were, how cute the kids were, and really pretty good, except when they were rotten, when the Today Show footage showed the first plane hitting the World Trade Center.
I thought about whether I should run up to the school, or not. The local news came on to say our local schools were staying in session all day and while parents could come get their child, they saw no reason to do so.
I decided to hold the line unless there was some evidence the attack was moving west from?New York City.
I didn't have the faith I?have now.?I?didn't have the wisdom I have now (though I could always use more of both). I didn't know if everything was going to be okay. I?didn't know what to tell the children. I don't know much of what happened in the next 72 hours.
The children came home. I asked them what they knew. The kindergartener said her teacher told them planes crashed into buildings in New York, and showed them on the map of the U.S. where that was. Third grader said his young teacher told them something had happened, but she wouldn't say what because it was too sad.
What I knew was, we had to keep living our lives, loving each other, and having hope. So we did.


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A FIGHT at a Manchester nightclub has left a man in hospital with serious head injuries.
Police were called to Chapel Street, outside Bijou Nightclub in Salford, at 4.10am on Easter Monday.
The man was taken to hospital, where he remains in a serious, but stable condition.
Detective Chief Inspector Elizabeth Hopkinson said: "This was a particularly nasty assault, during which this victim sustained serious head injuries which at first were thought to be life threatening.
"Fortunately that is no longer the case, but that should take nothing away from the severity of this attack.
"We believe this attack took place inside the nightclub, and that means that there will surely be witnesses who may be able to assist us with our investigation.
"I would like anyone who may have been in the nightclub at the time, or believes they may have seen something to come forward and help us bring this attacker to justice."
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Five Famous Pure Pentatonic Licks
Guitar instructor Robert Baker went searching for pure pentatonic licks, and he came back with examples from five famous songs.
"I stuck with strictly pure pentatonics," Robert says. "So not the blues—we're not adding any notes. They needed to be 100 percent pentatonic."
The licks comes from ZZ Top's "La Grange," AC/DC's "Back in Black," Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child O' Mine," Metallica's "Seek & Destroy" and Ozzy Osbourne's "No More Tears."
Bear in mind, these are not the main riffs but stand-out licks that appear in the songs. Robert plays through the licks and talks about each as he demonstrates how to play it.
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Introducing to you Mellow May..Reflecting both how i feel after a chilled micro holiday to Barcelona to re-align my very own Soul with my Spirit Angel, and how i am going to approach each show after the super draining schedule that was April Celebrating 15 years of broadcast with shows you may replay via our
This Soul A.M Sunday we conclude our celebration of hitting a milestone 15 years of broadcasting the message embedded within feel good Soul Music with a full on transformation of everything that you are accustomed to both see and hear as i present to you Jazz A:M. This second outing into the acoustic void tempts
This Soul A.M Sunday from 10:AM You are invited to step backstage into the studio's of our shows colourful past, An adventurous pathway that started way back in 2002 set amongst the backdrop of HOUSE..keeping our groove alive through the purity and warmth of Records from a bygone era now a distant memory to the
As Dance Decade 15 is scheduled to air summer 2017, I thought that it would be nice to arrange a series to look into the expanded universe of the definitive series that I have rubber stamped as 1978/9 to 87/8. The Magnificent 1970s with all of its grace and sophistication with transformation from dance, rhythm
Welcome to a Free-Styled edition of Soul A:M, Todays spectrum of original goodness comes courtesy of the 70s and 80s presented to you with the Soul intention to make you feel good within yourselves the perfect therapy for a wound down Sunday morning, We will also use this free time to introduce Aprils themed shows
This Soul A.M Sunday we conclude free-styled January with a no holds barred mix from my chosen media, From Sumptuous Long Plays (LPs) to full on power play's released on 12″ and the sweetest plays cut to 7inches of liquid gold.. We also have updates on the returning shows cued for selection from next month
Continuing Free-Style Jan with a look at the good old fashion 12″ Discussing its origins whilst pulling out live a blend of power plays of the less known variety MCA Electra and many more powerhouses from the 70s up! I Strap yourself in as these cuts delivered back in their star-date Dance-floor years and will
Free-Style January continues in the same vein as the pilot week where we totally pluck the tracks live straight from the vaults No order of play, No themed shows or even adverts Just the good groove very reminiscent of the early years of this show…This week we present a very relaxed version of the LP
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We spoke to fuve female illustrators who are killing their instagram feeds with work that we want on our walls, not just our screens…
1. Ana Jaks
Bristol-based and you can tell. Her art is bright and dynamic and we're digging the contrasting colours.
"I love buildings, geometric shapes and oddly shaped furniture [and] I love work that's inclusive […] especially empowering and celebrating women. Two female artists I love at the moment are Nina Chanel and Lakwena, everything they do is colourful, huge, inspiring and makes me want to get better at painting!"
Audrey's graphics are super cool in their minimalism. Yas queen.
"I am first and foremost inspired by what I personally go through, what I read, and what I see everyday. For example, today I was attracted by the colours and shapes of a tote bag many girls have in Paris and it made me want to create something."
The pastels Millie uses and her cute little figures in woodland scenes never fail to make us smile.
"I have a collection of amazing picture books that I love to look through. I also love to go travelling and camping; being outside really inspires my work and it's nice to get away from the computer."
Eleanor's illustrations are so tranquil they add some much needed Zen to our busy feeds – and lives.
"I'm always thinking about work so life seeps into all the illos I do. I'm inspired by calligraphy , gardens, Japanese woodblock and other illustrators on social media."
Amber draws all manner of things, we love her witchy designs and most recently the sanitary pad piece.
"I like to challenge what femininity means and what is acceptable by working on illustrations that push our regular boundaries, from reclaiming icons associated with witchcraft as symbols of female empowerment, to openly discussing periods in a society that still finds them taboo. That being said […] you can create for no other reason than you fancied drawing. Your art can be anything you want and I fully embrace that."
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In his later life, Newton lived in both Monte Carlo and Los Angeles. He was in an accident on 23 January 2004, when his car sped out of control and hit a wall in the driveway of the Chateau Marmont which had for several years served as his residence in Southern California. He died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. His ashes are buried next to Marlene Dietrich at the Städtischer Friedhof III in Berlin.


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I own a A77 Revox Machine. It was in my background for years and I recently decided to use it again.
But I do discover that the machine was very noisy. A strong Hummmmmm sound is heard, especially when the tape is not played, and when I try to do some records. The Hummmmm noise must be around 100 Hz.
Does someone have an idea of the origin of this noise and can guide me in the way to fix it ?
I listen to some dub i recorded in the early 2000's on that machine, wow ! incredible bass and high hat sound sounds !!!!
Noisy Tape recorder... how to fix it ?
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26 Sep 2010
The two-day International Expert Consultation Meeting: Mountain Initiative on Climate Change organised by the Government of Nepal Ministry of Environment (MoE) and the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) on 23-24 September 2010 in Kathmandu concluded with a clarion call for greater global support and partnership to protect mountain ecosystems and their services from the growing impacts of climate and associated global changes. The gathering of more than 40 experts from 16 mountain countries, including major Himalayan countries and other stakeholders, concluded on Friday. After two days of intensive sharing and discussions on the latest information about the impacts of climate change on the world's mountains, the experts developed a set of recommendations to the proposed Ministerial Conference of the Mountain Countries on Climate Change, future UNFCCC negotiations, the Rio+20 conference, and related international events beyond 2012. The experts agreed on the following:
The meeting also decided to request the mountain countries to nominate a focal institution and person in each country so that Nepal's plan to hold the Ministerial Conference next year can be organised in a more effective and productive manner. The experts also emphasised the need to launch more effective capacity building and advocacy activities, regionally and globally, using the recommendations of the international experts to promote the inclusion of a mountain specific funding priority within the UNFCCC financing documents starting from the preparatory meeting of the Parties in China and the COP 16 meeting in Cancun, Mexico. The organisers of the meeting – MoE and ICIMOD -- plan to use the endorsement of the Mountain Initiative of the Govt. of Nepal to prepare for the international ministerial conference by organising regional consultation meetings and building the capacity of the mountain countries, including Nepal, to raise a coordinated and stronger voice at future international climate negotiations in 2010 and beyond, and the Rio+20 meetings.
Closing the expert meeting, Dr Dinesh Chandra Devkota, Member of the National Planning Commission, expressed satisfaction at the results and expressed Nepal's commitment to raise mountain issues in future COP meetings drawing greater international support. Dr Andreas Schild, speaking on behalf of ICIMOD, felt that a very important first step had been taken in the process of getting the mountain agenda into the global climate agenda, and committed to supporting Nepal to take the mountain agenda further by offering greater technical support in knowledge development and capacity building. The Secretary of the MoE Dr Ganesh Raj Joshi, informed all that the Govt. of Nepal is planning to organise the ministerial meeting successfully before March 2011, and called on all to support his ministry in this endeavour.
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CD, who writes what I want to write before my thoughts are even fully formed about an issue. ❤
[Content note for violence, violence against children, disablism]
Last week was not a good time for my happy levels. First, we had the Good Man Project (or,as I like to call it, the No Rapist Left Behind Project) debacle. Then a close friend of mine died unexpectedly. And on Friday, a gunman walked into Sandy Hooks Elementary School and killed twenty kids and seven adults.
I do not want to be writing this post.
Twenty eight people are dead. Twenty kid are dead, kids who are just a bit younger than my younger brother. I do not want to write about mental illness. It feels… wrong to use this as an excuse to talk about the rights of the mentally ill.
I was not planning on writing this post.
But then it started again. People diagnosing Adam Lanza over the internet, assuming he was mentally ill. An acquaintance saying "Evil…
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Operation First Response brings wounded soliders and families together. They bridge any gaps, that might arrise during a critical or difficult situation. www.operationfirstresponse.org
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So many of us born to this country do not even know that there
are certain things expected of us as American citizens, that we
have a responsibility to defend this country's constitution and
it's people. We give the responsibility to our military to take up
arms and defend our homeland and when they have given all
they can, isn't it then that our oath kicks in and embraces them?
Isn't it our job to give them hope and security, the same security
that they enlisted to be in harms way for us? Our sacrifices in
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It should be so easy for us to care for our heroes. If each of us
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Ouuuu la la! They made a video for "Come Monday Night", the awesome first single from Stuart Murdoch of Belle and Sebastian's new movie. The whole album is quite lovely if I do say so myself. It's pretty much like a new B&S album and I am loving it. Reminds me of summers long ago when I first discovered Belle & Sebastian and wore my Belle & Sebastian pin on my bag with pride and everyone would ask me "What's Belle & Sebastian?" and I'd say "It's this really great band" and they'd say "oh" and lose interest and I'd go back to my crossword puzzle. I really can't wait to see the actual movie. Good to have you back Mr. Murdoch.
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God Help The Girl – "Come Monday Night" Video
Posted in New Music!, Videos, tagged Belle & Sebastian, God Help The Girl, Stuart Murdoch on July 6, 2009| 3 Comments »
La Roux
Posted in New Music!, tagged Bulletproof, La Roux on July 6, 2009| 1 Comment »
Thanks to Casey of The Yellow Bird Project for this wonderful find!
Dodos Reveal New Album's Cover Art
Posted in New Music!, tagged Dodos, Time To Die on June 24, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Sooooooooo excited for this!
New Mew Album Title, Cover and Song
Posted in New Music!, tagged Imogen Heap, Introducing Palace Players, Mew, No More Stories are Told Today I'm Sorry They Washed Away No More Stories the World is Grey I'm Tired Let's Wash Away, Regina Spektor on May 20, 2009| 1 Comment »
Just wow. So the new Mew album will be called No More Stories are Told Today I'm Sorry They Washed Away No More Stories the World is Grey I'm Tired Let's Wash Away. That has to be some kind of record for longest album title ever. I think I may be more excited for this than any other album being released this year (maybe even more so than for the new Regina Spektor and Imogen Heap albums…) Only two more months.
-Mew has just posted a brand new song called "Introducing Palace Players" from their new album on their myspace page. Click here to listen.
New Pet Shop Boys Video – "Love Etc."
Posted in New Music!, Videos, tagged Love Etc., Pet Shop Boys, Yes on May 7, 2009| 1 Comment »
I love this song very very much. It can be found on their latest album Yes. I highly recommend it! So happy to have these guys back.
New Tiga Video
Posted in New Music!, Videos, tagged Ciao!, Danish Poet Blog, Shoes, Tiga on May 3, 2009| 2 Comments »
The new video from fellow Montrealer, Tiga, has just the right mix of weirdness and goodness that makes me want to share it with you. He has a new album in stores now called "Ciao!". If you like this cluby dancy stuff then I suggest you pick it up! Here's the video:
(edit: Danish Poet this one's for you!)
Chasing After Deer
Posted in Mixtapes, New Music!, tagged Alela Diane, Baeble, Baeble Music, Bombadil, Brian Olive, Every Path, The Coward and the Pelican, The Love Language, The Peekers, We Are Magic, We The They on April 23, 2009| 1 Comment »
So it finally happened! My mac broke! which is why I've been away so long. After spending about 2 hours at the Soho Genius bar, I'm back up and running with a new hard drive and a new pair of apple headphones absolutely free. Thanks mac.
So…whats new? Well there's last week's Baeble Mixtape.
I'm also loving this girl…
Her name is Alela Diane. Here's her latest video for the song "Every Path":
And finally, here are some lovely new bands that I have discovered recently.
I could go on, but I think that's enough for now. Hope you enjoy!
PS: If you haven't heard The Coward and the Pelican…you should really check them out.
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New song from Night Verses called Panic And Pull Your Heart Out has been released. Stream it below.
Even weirder than Drift. Not entirely sold on it yet. Hopefully it fits better within the context of the album, it might fit as an intro track or interlude. There's a lot of build up, there is payoff but it takes a while to get there. What do you think?
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Singer Moxie Raia recently released this cover of Travi$ Scott's hit "Drugs You Should Try It" and it's dope as hell. Her moody singing compliment the beat very nicely. After hearing Travi$' version of this so many times now this one will definitely be placed into rotation over his. Check it out for yourself below.
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H.R.1932 - Father Theodore M. Hesburgh Congressional Gold Medal Act106th Congress (1999-2000)
|Rep. Roemer, Tim [D-IN-3] (Introduced 05/25/1999)
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Father Theodore M. Hesburgh Congressional Gold Medal Act - Authorizes the President to present, on behalf of Congress, a congressional gold medal to Father Theodore M. Hesburgh in recognition of his outstanding and enduring contributions to civil rights, higher education, the Catholic Church, the Nation, and the global community.
Authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to strike and sell bronze duplicates.
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