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HISTORY won't leave the Frelinghuysens alone.
In December, Representative Rodney P. Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, a moderate Republican, voted to impeach President Clinton.
In 1974, his father, Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen, who was also a moderate Republican representative from New Jersey, called for the resignation of Richard M. Nixon as the President faced certain impeachment by the House.
And in 1868, Rodney Frelinghuysen's great-great-grandfather, Senator Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen, a Radical Republican from New Jersey, voted to convict President Andrew Johnson in his Senate trial after Johnson was impeached by the House.
In short, if a President faces impeachment, a Frelinghuysen is on hand, although no doubt Johnson, Nixon and Mr. Clinton wished the Frelinghuysens had been somewhere else.
''We've been around a long time,'' said Rodney Frelinghuysen, the present heir of one of America's most enduring political dynasties. Although each impeachment case was different -- and only Peter went against his party -- both Rodney and Frederick spoke of the process as duty.
(Frederick, 1868: ''Walking along this narrow pathway, with perils on either side, one is only secure as he rests his hand on the firm support of duty.'' Rodney, 1998: ''Members of Congress have a duty to consider President Clinton's conduct . . . we should not change course now simply because we are all tired of the scandal or because polls reflect the President as popular and impeachment as not.'')
Mr. Frelinghuysen said he didn't consult his ancestor's speech before making his own, meaning that the common theme of duty could be the result of the family Zeitgeist, standard political rhetoric, or both. In any case, it was probably inevitable that three Frelinghuysens should judge three trouble-prone Presidents, given that there have been Frelinghuysens in Congress for 50 of its 210 years.
The family produced four United States senators, although no major legislation with the family name. One of the senators, Frederick Theodore, became Secretary of State under President Chester A. Arthur. Another, Frederick, was a colonel in the Revolutionary War and fought at the battles of Trenton, Princeton and Monmouth. The first Frelinghuysen in America was Theodorus Jacobus, a Dutch Reformed Church evangelist who in 1720 settled in what is now the horse country of Somerset County, N.J. -- a part of Representative Frelinghuysen's district today.
That's a lot of Frelinghuysens. Does the current Frelinghuysen in Congress feel burdened by the family legacy?
''I don't,'' he said on Tuesday in his office on Capitol Hill. ''Either I would have embraced it, or I would have rebelled. And I chose to somewhat embrace it.''
MR. FRELINGHUYSEN is 52, agreeable and cautious, and you might not hear him come into a room, although on Tuesday he had on a bright red tie with skunks and badgers that was given to him by his wife. His voting record in favor of mass transit for commuters and wetlands preservation puts him exactly where most New Jersey voters want him. He was first elected in 1994, is on the Appropriations Committee and has a low profile on Capitol Hill. He has wanted to be a member of Congress since he was 6, when he sat on his father's lap on the floor of the House and campaigned with him in the district.
''My father could never remember anybody's name,'' Mr. Frelinghuysen said. ''And he used to say, 'You go over there and get something to eat, and when you come back I'll have figured out who everybody is, and I can introduce you.' So my first job was to get something to eat, and give my father some elbow room.''
The Frelinghuysens have their roots in what is now the affluent suburb of Morristown -- Mr. Frelinghuysen has known a fellow moderate Republican from the neighboring horse country, Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, all his life -- but Mr. Frelinghuysen himself grew up largely in Washington during his father's 22 years in Congress. He lived in the heart of the city's establishment, on N Street in Georgetown, in the large 1799 Federal brick house now owned by Sally Quinn and Benjamin C. Bradlee, the former editor of The Washington Post. Mr. Frelinghuysen went to school at St. Albans along with Vice President Al Gore (''he played football, and I don't remember him other than being big''), then to boarding school at St. Mark's and to Hobart College.
His main departure from the traditional path came after college graduation, in 1969, when he was drafted. He served with the Army's 93d Engineer Battalion in the Mekong Delta, and remembers it with bitterness: ''We were the group that built the roads by day that the Vietcong traveled at night.'' He also formed clear opinions about his Commander in Chief.
''I can remember when President Nixon basically said, 'All troops have been withdrawn from the delta.' And I said, 'Wait, I'm still here.' I had never had a particularly warm feeling about Richard Nixon, and it didn't get any warmer after my service.''
Mr. Frelinghuysen said he voted to impeach President Clinton not under pressure from the Republican leadership, but because he thought the President had lied to the grand jury.


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BA Product Design
UCAS code: W240
Duration: 4 years
Delivery: Full-time
School: Edinburgh College of Art
College: Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Introducing BA Product Design
Product design is about understanding people, questioning existing ways of doing things and seeing opportunities for innovative products that will enrich quality of life. You will explore cutting-edge research, design and practical methods used at the discipline's forefront.
Our mission is to ensure that you develop the necessary creative, technical, thinking and interpersonal skills to become a highly employable graduate, entrepreneur or thought leader.
We believe in cultivating empathic, experimental and provocative designers with strong interpersonal and communication skills; flexible design thinkers, able to explore social, economic and environmental contexts and opportunities for the design of original, useful and thought-provoking products.
Across a suite of courses you will explore making, thinking and designing through a variety of materials and technologies, informed by thought provoking briefs. Integrated with the practical studio work, Design & Screen Cultures courses provide a contextual and theoretical understanding of the holistic nature of contemporary design.
Themes engage with contemporary issues such as the circular economy and sustainability, as well as near future challenges including synthetic biology and the internet of things.
Our lecturers and technicians are highly skilled as makers and researchers, and together we support students to develop new ways of manipulating materials while understanding the needs of people and the environment.
The professional skills and abilities developed on the programme prepare our graduates for a rewarding career in the creative industries, in which many of our alumni are leading practitioners.
Year 1
Through a combination of compulsory courses from product design and Design & Screen Cultures you will be introduced to fundamental skills required to develop successful designs.
You will be able to take up to 60 credits of option courses, either within ECA, or across the wider College, offering you the flexibility to construct a suite of courses that reflects your interests and enhances your main study.
In Year 1, 20 credits of these must be taken out with ECA. The remaining 40 credits can be taken from within ECA, the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, or from the wider University, subject to availability and discussion with your Personal Tutor and relevant course organisers.
Compulsory courses include methods of secondary research, creative idea generation techniques, design sketching, model making, workshop prototyping, problem solving, product assembly, creative electronics, manufacturing materials, computer presentation software and graphic presentation techniques.
Through group projects you will develop team-working skills and have the opportunity to meet and learn from students in other year groups in product design and across the wider School.
Through Design & Screen Cultures lectures, seminars and critical debate you will learn about design history, visual and cultural theory and contemporary design practice, developing your understanding of design in a wider context.
Year 2
Compulsory courses further extend knowledge and expertise in product design. Alongside Design & Screen Cultures courses, you will be able to choose option courses from across the wider University, subject to availability.
Project briefs will introduce more complex knowledge and skills including methods of design ethnography, critical thinking, materials and manufacturing processes, computer-aided design and prototyping, advanced workshop prototyping and making, sustainability, brand awareness, design for manufacture, rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing.
A series of design projects enable you to practice and develop your skills, introducing a variety of approaches to product design and associated commercial considerations.
Further Design & Screen Cultures lectures, seminars and critical debates will enable you to learn more about visual and cultural theory and contemporary design research and design practice. Your understanding of design in a wider context and the ability to plan and structure design writing will be further developed.
Year 3
This year's courses extend the sophistication of the project briefs, with courses beginning to expect you to develop your identity as a designer. Projects delve deeper into smart products and how software and hardware is changing what we know about the internet of things, while subjects such as synthetic biology offer a rich context to explore moral and ethical questions for designing with living things.
Option courses are available from within design and the wider University, subject to availability.
You will also have the opportunity to apply for optional study abroad to one of our four exchange partner product design programmes in universities in Europe and North America. Study abroad can help you to learn about new cultures, meet new people, develop international networks, and develop an understanding of design from a new perspective. Support with applying for either industry internships or exchange study is provided by the School.
Whether on exchange study or undertaking industry-led design projects at ECA, you will continue to build your design portfolio and are provided with guidance and support from staff to help refine your CV, prepare for interviews and make applications for a summer internship.
Year 4
Aligned with a thorough understanding of product design, you will define your approaches to develop major projects.
Projects will enable you to demonstrate to potential employers an ability to use research to recognise unique design opportunities, an ability to define a design brief and a design specification, critical thinking skills, the ability to plan and manage concurrent projects, and essential knowledge of the product design process.
A written dissertation enables you to undertake research into a topic of personal interest, to learn more about planning and structuring design writing and to further enhance written communication skills.
To help you achieve your goals, you will receive teaching, guidance, support and advice from experienced and dedicated practicing product designers and researchers.
Programme structure
Find out more about the compulsory and optional courses in this degree programme.
To give you an idea of what you will study on this programme, we publish the latest available information. However, please note this may not be for your year of entry, but for a different academic year.
Our facilities
Design students benefit from studio-based learning at our Lauriston Place campus, along with the exhibitions and events associated with a vibrant art college. Some Design & Screen Cultures teaching takes place off the Lauriston campus, across the Central Area of the University, depending on room availability.
Option courses are usually taught outside the School across the wider university campus. You will also have access to the University's extensive libraries, computing and technical facilities.
The University is investing in the Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) estate and facilities to further develop our flexible, stimulating, supportive and sustainable learning and research environment for students and staff.
Further information is available on the ECA website.
Facilities and resources at ECA
Students are supported and encouraged to explore internships during their holiday period.
Study abroad
Study abroad is optional in Year 3.
How will I learn?
The majority of design teaching and learning is through involvement in a range of experiential courses situated in a studio environment. Conceptual, material and technical issues are explored through seminars, workshops, lectures, tutorials and critiques.
Research, critical thinking and study of the visual, intellectual, social and professional contexts that shape creative design practice are regarded as essential to your development, elements of which are taught through Design & Screen Cultures courses. This also involves participation in exhibitions, competitions, collaborations and live industry projects.
How will I be assessed?
Formative assessment is continuous throughout the year, aiming to give you meaningful feedback against learning outcomes, and to encourage experimentation in the studio and beyond.
Formative assessment for compulsory courses is through a mix of verbal and written modes such as portfolio, presentations and essays against course learning outcomes. There is a mid-session review, usually at the mid-point of any given course you study.
Summative assessment at the end of all the courses you take is informed by your academic and creative progress and performance throughout. Your course grades are arrived at through this summative assessment plus a moderation process.
We are committed to providing you with enhanced career prospects and the ability to achieve at the highest level. Graduates are professionally vital and well-informed, and are able to enter the design industry with a freshness of approach and the flexibility and adaptability to be able to respond to change. A range of career opportunities enable graduates to apply their knowledge and experience of the design process and their considerable skills.
Graduates typically join a design consultancy or a product development team within a company, however the wide range of skills developed on the programme enable graduates to work in diverse careers such as user interface design, user experience design, interaction design, service design, colour-material-finish design, design research, design ethnography, 3D printing, computer-aided design, model making, packaging design, marketing, retail design, exhibition design, multimedia or design management. Graduates with a particular interest in designing and making often establish their own practice.
Through project work students will build the project planning, project management and design development skills needed to work independently in industry. Our strong industry links mean that you will have the opportunity, especially in Year 3, to gain valuable experience working as part of a team on a collaborative, industry-led, 'live' project brief.
You are encouraged to undertake industry placements, which further build upon knowledge and understanding of the professional practice of design. Through these industry project and placement experiences you will develop the professional and collaborative skills required to gain positions in industry.
Our graduates have a strong track record of employment in design jobs within six months of completing their studies. Some graduates choose to expand their knowledge and application of design research through postgraduate study.
Our contacts within industry, built through industry-linked projects and staff research, and our range of visiting speakers, ensure that graduates are aware of the full range of career possibilities and are provided with a strong footing from which to develop their chosen career.
Graduates of the programme can be found working in a wide range of companies including Philips, Herman Miller, Starck, Habitat, Zara Home, Viaduct, Isu, Blue Marmalade, MOO, Bodo Sperlein, Optoplast Actman Eyewear, SGS International, Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, In the Design Lab, Peebles CAN, 4S Technologies, Martha Stewart Living, Sirona Event and Promotions, Tayburn, HSBC, Unilever, 1508 London, RHA Furniture, Lakeland, Paula Rosa Manhattan Furniture, OB Sports, Me:Mo Interactive, IKEA, Halstock Cabinet Makers, Kardorff Ingenieure, Mike Stoane Lighting, and many more.
Standard entry requirement
The standard entry requirement is:
- SQA Highers: ABBB by end of S5. If you haven't achieved this by the end of S5 we may consider your application based on a strong performance in S6. A minimum of BBB must be achieved in one year of S4-S6.
- A Levels: ABB.
- IB: 34 points (grades 655 at HL).
Minimum entry requirement
The minimum entry requirement for widening access applicants is:
- SQA Highers: ABBB by end of S6, with a minimum of BBB achieved in one year of S4-S6.
- A Levels: ABB.
- IB: 34 points (grades 655 at HL).
More information for widening access applicants
Required subjects
The grades used to meet our entry requirements must include:
- SQA: no specific Higher subjects required. National 5: English at grade C.
- A Levels: no specific A Level subjects required. GCSEs: English at grade C or 4.
- IB: HL: no specific subjects required. SL: English at grade 5.
Additional requirements
Applicants will be asked to submit a digital mini-portfolio to provide evidence of artistic aptitude and potential, this will form an important part of the selection process. The deadline for mini-portfolio submission is 12 pm midday GMT on 28 January 2020 and late mini-portfolio submissions will not be accepted.
Important dates
2 December 2019: mini-portfolio submissions site opens
15 January 2020: UCAS deadline for Home/EU applicants
28 January 2020 at 12 pm (midday): mini-portfolio submission deadline
30 June 2020: final deadline for UCAS applications from applicants from outside the EU.
BTEC/UAL Diplomas
Applicants studying Pearson BTEC Level 3 Nationals in Art and Design will be considered for entry with the following:
Pearson BTEC Extended Diploma with DMM.
Pearson BTEC Diploma with MM plus one A Level at grade A (or DM plus B at A Level).
Pearson BTEC Extended Certificate / Subsidiary Diploma with D plus two A Levels at grade B (or M plus AB at A Level).
Applicants studying the University of the Arts London Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design will be considered with Merit.
Find out more about entry requirements
International applicants
We welcome applications from students studying a wide range of international qualifications.
International Foundation Programme
If you are an international student and your school qualifications are not accepted for direct entry to the University you may be eligible for admission to this degree programme through our International Foundation Programme.
International Foundation Programme
Mature applicants
We welcome applications from mature students and accept a range of qualifications.
Entry to the second year is available. Successful completion of a Foundation Diploma (at Merit Grade), a relevant HND or equivalent is required. Applicants will normally be expected to have undertaken these qualifications in addition to having met the entry requirements (Highers, A Levels, IB etc). In some of our less competitive programmes it may be possible to consider applicants presenting ABC (or equivalent) or above at A Level. These grades must have been achieved in in one set of exams, at first attempt.
You must demonstrate a level of English language competency at a level that will enable you to succeed in your studies, regardless of your nationality or country of residence.
SQA, GCSE and IB
For SQA, GCSE and IB students, unless a higher level is specified in the stated entry requirements, a pass is required in English at the following grades or higher:
SQA National 5 Grade C
SQA Standard Grade 3
SQA Intermediate 1 Grade A
SQA Intermediate 2 Grade C
GCSE Grade C or 4
Level 2 Certificate Grade C
IB Standard Level Grade 5 (English ab initio is not accepted for entry)
English language tests
We accept the following English language qualifications at the grades specified:
IELTS Academic module overall 6.5 with 5.5 in each component
TOEFL-iBT 92 or above with 20 in each section
Cambridge English: Advanced or Proficiency overall 176 with 162 in each component
PTE Academic: Total 61 with at least 51 in each "Communicative Skills" section
Trinity ISE: ISE II with a distinction in all four components
We also accept a wider range of international qualifications and tests.
English language qualifications must be no more than three and a half years old from the start date of the programme you are applying to study, unless you are using IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Trinity ISE, in which case it must be no more than two years old.
(Revised 05/06/2019 to provide more accurate/comprehensive information.)
This information is part of a government initiative to enhance the material that higher education institutions provide about their degree programmes.
It is one of many sources of information which will enable you to make an informed decision on what and where to study.
Please note that some programmes do not have Discover Uni data available.
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Tuition fees for BA Product Design
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Your actual contribution will depend on the programme and courses selected and on the nature of each trip.
For more information on how much it will cost to study with us and the financial support available see our fees and funding information.
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Instagram Begins Testing 'Shoppable' Posts
New York--Instagram wants to bring shopping directly to its users, and the company thinks it's found a way to do that.
It recently announced the launch of a new feature, which is in a testing phase, to help its users discover and learn more about products on a shoppable post from brands.
Brands will be able to tag individual Instagram posts as shoppable. When they do, there will be a "Tap to view" icon at the bottom left of the photo. When tapped, a tag will appear on the product or products included in the post, displaying up to five products and their prices.
Once a tag has been selected, a new detailed view of the product will open containing more information and without the user having to leave the social network.
Then, if the consumer taps the "Shop now" link from this product details view, they will be taken directly to that product on the company or brand's website to purchase.
Instagram has started with 20 U.S.-based retail brands, including Kate Spade, JackThreads, Warby Parker and costume jewelry site BaubleBar.
An Instagram spokesperson confirmed that the company is not charging these initial test partners for the new capabilities. When asked if they will in the future after a larger rollout, the spokesperson said only that the company plans on exploring sponsored formats.
During the test phase, the new features will be available to users on iOs devices in the United States.
The particulars of Instagram's new shopping feature comes in response to a survey it did in which it learned that many web purchasers take more than a day to decide if they want to buy something and do research.
An eMarketer survey done this summer found that 84 percent of smartphone users in the U.S. browse, research or compare products via mobile web or app, but according to Instagram's own survey, only about 21 percent of online purchases are done within a day of finding a product.
Instagram said as it rolls out further and learns from the beta phase, it will explore things like product recommendations, product displays on posts, global expansion and being able to save content so users can go back to it later.
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Today's recipe is the perfect side dish to just about any summertime meal.
Our weekly trips to the farmer's market become more exciting and more as more local produce comes in season. We don't have local corn yet but soon and today's recipe will be the perfect one to make when it does. In the meantime I'll use corn on the cob from somewhere else! As soon as my tomatoes are ripe I'll be using those too although they are calling this the "year of the green tomato" because of our lack of sun and too much rain!
Last week I enjoyed a lovely outdoor meal with some of my dearest friends as we celebrated a milestone birthday of one of the members of our group (not me.) We each brought part of the meal and my friend Shauna contributed this yummy side dish in addition to a few other delicious items.
I couldn't wait to make it myself a few days later. I could only find white corn at my market which worked great although I think it might be a bit prettier and more colorful with yellow corn. Regardless, it is yummy and so easy.
I boiled the corn as I usually do but only cooked it part way, about half the amount of time I usually do. You want it "al dente." After that I brushed it with some olive oil and a little salt and then put it on the grill to cook it a bit more and get those pretty grill lines on it.
Then I got Jim to cut the kernels off the cob. I added a chopped tomato, cilantro, lime juice and I had some chiptole peppers in adobe sauce in the fridge from another recipe so I put a teaspoon or so of that in to add a little heat. You could also add some jalapeno pepper or just leave it out! You can really just adjust the recipe to your personal taste – the main flavor comes from the corn, tomato and cilantro.
Quantities on this recipe are a little loose because you can just adjust it to your personal taste. You can't go wrong with it.
Here's a few other fun summer corn salad recipes you might enjoy:
Corn and Blueberry Salad (trust me on this one – it's wonderful!!)
Roasted Corn Summer Salad
- 4-5 ears of corn boiled until "al dente"
- olive oil
- salt
- 1 -2 to matoes chopped
- juice of one lime
- 1/4 C cilantro chopped
- 1 tsp. or more to taste of chipotle pepper in adobe sauce I just used the sauce part or you could use chopped jalapeno
- After boiling the corn, brush with olive oil and a little salt
- Grill until warmed and has grill marks
- Cut corn off the cob and combine with chopped tomato, cilantro, pepper, lime juice--Do to taste Enjoy!
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Perfect Keto - Instant Keto Coffee (3 Flavours Available)
Low-carb and keto lovers alike have long dreamt of a world where we could drink our delicious and energizing fat-enhanced coffees without the long brew time, tedious mixing, and elaborate process that reminds us more of a chemistry lab than a relaxing cup of Java.
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One Direction - Live While We
"Live While We're Young" is a song by English-Irish boy band One Direction, released as the lead single from their second studio album, Take Me Home . Written by Savan Kotecha and its producers, Rami Yacoub and Carl Falk, the number was released by Syco Records on 28 September 2012. Falk, Kotecha, and Yacoub had collaboratively helmed One Direction's previous hits, "What Makes You Beautiful" and "One Thing". The track is an uptempo, upbeat bubblegum pop song which features rock undertones, vocal harmonies, hand claps, prominent electric guitar riffs, and repetitive synthesizers. The chorus of the song is predominantly featured alongside the bridge, and is backed by wordless chants. Its opening guitar riff bears similarities with The Clash's 1982 single, "Should I Stay or Should I Go". (Wikipedia)
One Direction are an English-Irish pop boy band based in London, consisting of Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson. They signed with Simon Cowell's record label Syco Records after being formed and finishing third in the seventh series of the British televised singing competition The X Factor in 2010. Propelled to international success by the power of social media, One Direction's three albums, Up All Night, Take Me Home and Midnight Memories, , broke several records, topped the charts of most major markets, and generated hit singles, which include "What Makes You Beautiful", "Live While We're Young" and "Story of My Life". (Wikipedia)
Take Me Home is the second studio album by British-Irish band One Direction, released on 9 November 2012 by Sony Music Entertainment. As a follow-up to One Direction's internationally successful debut album, Up All Night , Take Me Home was written in groups and has an average of just under five songwriters per track. Largely recorded and composed in Sweden during 2012, Savan Kotecha, Rami Yacoub and Carl Falk, who composed One Direction's hits, "What Makes You Beautiful" and "One Thing", spent six months in Stockholm developing songs for the album, and were able to shape melodies around the members' tones. (Wikipedia)


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1) Drop by In Person for a fresh coffee or cappuccino.
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Dial (905) 361-9098 to reach our 24-hour office line. (Use this to book appointments, showing requests, have a message sent directly to a member of the team, or to reach our front desk).
We also have a top secret "Reach the Office Manager" number which connects you to our internal phone system. For these types of calls (ex. training classes, client requests, etc.), reach out to our office manager, Christina Rodrigues at (905) 338-6964 X 240.
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They aren't as common anymore but we like our fax machine and it isn't going away anytime soon, so use it how you please.
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Music City Center Announces December and January Numbers
Direct economic impact for December and January exceeds $34 million
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Music City Center announced today that the building generated over $34 million in direct economic impact during the months of December 2018 and January 2019.
The Music City Center hosted 31 events with 72,364 attendees the last two months, generating 28,115 total room nights with a direct economic impact of $34,920,351. Fiscal year-to-date 150 events have been hosted with an attendance of 226,181 and an economic impact of $178,386,069. Tax collections continue to outperform expectations, and future sales bookings continue to outpace previous years.
"We've kicked off the new year strong with a number of events, including the First Couple's Inaugural Dinner and Ball for Governor Bill Lee," said Charles Starks, President/CEO of Music City Center. "Additionally, we offered several public shows to the local community, including the Progressive Nashville Boat Show, Nashville Pink Bridal Show, Log & Timber Home Show and Nashville RV Super Show."
The Convention Center Authority also announced that the Music City Center achieved 44.67 percent DBE participation in the second quarter of fiscal year 2019, spending $656,485 with minority, women-owned and small businesses. Additionally, the Music City Center's contractors spent a combined $584,095 with DBE firms.


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Rector's Reflection – November 9, 2014
Tomlyn and Emme, our Mississippi granddaughters, go to Madison-Ridgeland Academy, which uses social media for keeping in touch with parents – e-mails, texts, facebook, etc. – so there can be up-to-the-minute information getting where it needs to be in a timely fashion. Tomlyn is in middle school, and the middle school has chapel every Wednesday. The reason these two sentences appear together is because their mother forwarded the following e-mail to me just moments after she received it last Wednesday morning.
6th Grade Parents,
In chapel this morning, our speaker told our students that there is no Santa Claus. This was certainly not the school's intent in asking him to cover the topic of "What do we believe, in our heads?" He did, however, say this.
In the last few minutes of 3rd period, which is right after chapel, I met with our 6th graders and asked them to do two things. I asked them to not mention anything about this to any younger siblings or friends they may see after school, and I asked them to discuss this with you. Some of you may have already had this conversation, but some of you may not. I apologize for this topic being forced upon you. As the father of a 7th grade girl and 4th grade boy, I can assure you that I understand the difficult place in which today's comment puts many of you.
Again, I apologize for this situation.
Thank you,
Ross Hailey
Middle School Principal
Having a heads-up about something like this is a good thing. Imagine waiting in the car pool lane to fetch your children thinking Wednesday had been just another day.
My first thought when I read the e-mail was, "What was that idiot thinking?" Granted, 6th graders are on the verge of adolescence, but I don't think it's unreasonable to think that a number of them still believe in Santa Claus… or perhaps are just entering the agnostic stage. For the chapel presenter to deliver that particular declaration is way beyond his pay grade and authority.
Sixth grade is a rough age. Kids' bodies are beginning to betray them in peculiar ways. They are beginning to think that they know everything, and discovering that the parents they had looked up to and trusted to know everything just a couple of years earlier, have become both stupid and embarrassing. They are finding that people and things aren't necessarily what they believed them to be. Like Santa…
My second thought was, "What an unfortunate venue to deliver this news." I suspect that a sort of domino effect could kick in: "let me see, I believe in Santa, even though I've never seen him at my house, and but now this minister says he's not real, so what's next? The Easter Bunny? The Tooth Fairy? Jesus?"
Remember the venue is chapel. "Let me see, I've been told about Jesus and I believe in Jesus, even though I've never seen him…"
It reminds me of Jesus and Thomas. Thomas missed Jesus' big reveal on the day of resurrection and was dumbfounded when the other disciples told him what they had seen. Thomas was perfectly justified in his thinking that flogged and crucified men tend to remain dead, so he wanted proof. A week later Jesus returned and observed, "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed."
Sixth grade is a Thomas kind of age. As these pre-adolescents are seeing so many things they have held dear and true to be changing, they need to know that there is something that is true and real and unchanging, and that is Jesus. There will be plenty of people who will try to tell them Jesus isn't real. And that's where we come in. The way they will see Jesus is through us – through our words and actions, through our love and affection, through our prayers and worship. Seeing us in action in Jesus' name shapes their believing.


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- 200g spinach (or chard)
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- Salt & pepper
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'Shuttlyndra' and the Smoking Rocket
The Spaceref web site has uncovered an internal NASA document that completely undermines the rationale for Shuttlyndra, or the Senate Launch System — Congress's pork rocket to nowhere:
On 26 September 2011, Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) issued a press release regarding fuel depots. This included a letter to former Administrator Mike Griffin who had dismissed the notion of fuel depots and commercial launch vehicles as being a viable alternative to the Space Launch System (SLS) during Congressional testimony.
Rohrabacher noted: "When NASA proposed on-orbit fuel depots in this Administration's original plan for human space exploration, they said this game-changing technology could make the difference between exploring space and falling short. Then the depots dropped out of the conversation, and NASA has yet to provide any supporting documents explaining the change."
Well, despite what NASA may or may not have been telling Rep. Rohrabacher about its internal evaluations regarding the merits of alternate architectures that did not use the SLS (and those that incorporated fuel depots), the agency had actually been rather busy studying those very topics.
And guess what: the conclusions that NASA arrived at during these studies are in direct contrast to what the agency had been telling Congress, the media, and anyone else who would listen.
For the uninitiated, propellant (not fuel -- one needs an oxidizer as well) depots are storage facilities on orbit that allow the accumulation of the propellant needed for deep-space missions, which is most of the payload. When the depot has enough propellant delivered to support the mission, the propellant is transferred into the earth-departure stage, and the astronauts are sent on their way. Because the propellant can go up in arbitrarily sized quantities, it enables doing lunar missions, or asteroid visits, or even missions to Mars, without having to build a large Saturn-V-like rocket (most of the payload of the Saturn V for Apollo was mission propellant).
The internal NASA study shows that tens of billions of dollars can be saved with such a mission architecture, because that is how much it will cost to develop the new launch system that Congress insists that NASA build. In addition, missions can be mounted much earlier, because the money can instead be devoted to the actual mission hardware, launched on existing or soon-to-be existing commercial rockets. The NASA study team identified several alternate architectures to the heavy-lift baseline (which doesn't do an actual lunar or asteroid mission until almost the end of the next decade), and all of them were faster and cheaper, and what NASA would be doing if its job were to actually explore space, as opposed to provide jobs in Alabama, Florida, and Utah.


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This post is a dedication to the lovely Johanna TG326, our main mode of transport when we were in the Faroe Islands on a residency with The Clipperton Project.
Johanna was built in Rye, Sussex in the South of England in 1884 at the famous shipyard owned by James Collins Hoad. Johanna was initially named Oxfordshire, with the first owner being John William Haylock from Dulwick in Surrey.
In October 1894 Grimsby shipownder Greorg Edv. James Moody bought the Oxfordshire, though sold it December 1894 to Jákup Dahl, a general merchant in Vágur in the southern most island of the Faroes, Sudaroy. It was the first sloop owned by Dahl, who later established the company A/S J. Dahl and purchasing several sloops and schooners over the next thirty years. A/S J. Dahl was one of the most important companies in the Faroes in the 20th century, operating more than 20 sloops and schooners and having several other businesses in Vágur.
The Johanna was part of the companies fishing fleet until the outbreak of WW2, when most of the Faroese sloops began to ice fish for the British market. Johanna remained part of the fleet as a fishing vessel until around 1972.
In the early 1970s only a few sloops remained in the Faroes, one of them being the Joahnna. From 1972, she remained in the Vágur harbour and was considered a nuisance. In 1980 A/S J. Dahl planned to sink Johanna, which had been the fate of many of the other sloops.
The Johanna was saved at the last-minute when a trust was formed to save Johanna and restore the sloop to the original condition. In 1981, The Trust Johanna TG326 bought the sloop Johanna from A/S J. Dahl for one Danish Kroner.
It took eight years to fully restore the Johanna, many timber parts have had to be replaced, but today the Johanna still retains her elegant shape and form.
The day we sailed into Sandoy was really special as another sloop, the Westward Ho docked beside us. Check out this great picture from Mhairi Law when she climbed up the mast.
Here are some more pictures of some of the details of the Joahnna.


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Scientista Spotlight - Meet Rediet Abebe! Mathematics Major, Harvard Class of 2013
Rediet Abebe, Harvard '13, Mathematics
February 03, 2012
By Katie Banks
I began my interview with Rediet Abebe, a Harvard '13 mathematics major, by asking when her interest in math started. Bad question. A better one would have been, were you ever
in love with math? She would have said no.
Abebe's mother noticed her interest in mathematics by the time she was four and being home schooled for part of elementary school. She lived in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, following the national curriculum through grade school and then attending the competitive-entrance International Community School, where she pursued an American curriculum and the International Baccalaureate. Her experiences there set the stage for her interest in math, but also for her mentoring and her interest in education.
At Harvard, Abebe made the transition from playing with "self-contained, intuitive examples" as she calls them to studying full-blown theoretical math, something she'd never seen before. She found it difficult at first (and any mathematician will tell you that math is
hard), but she quickly found a corner of the math world to call her own, both in her research interests and in the math student community at Harvard. She jumped into one of the freshman honors sequences, and she's been taking theoretical math classes on subjects she describes as "beautiful" ever since. Right now she aims to concentrate on learning the foundations and finding her particular interests. She took an algebraic combinatorics class last year and "completely fell in love" with it and other areas of discrete math, which focus on seemingly simple subjects including counting objects, networks, graphs and using computers to solve hard geometry problems. (This isn't your mother's high school geometry class!) She describes combinatorics as "the most clever and elegant" math she currently knows, saying "I love how the questions it asks can be stated simply and accessibly, while their solutions often require deep and elegant [mathematics]."
The depth and elegance of mathematics is only half of the equation for Abebe's attachment: the people she's found in college are equally as important to her. She is Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard College Math Review, an annual expository journal with articles written and edited by undergraduates. While her involvement in the HCMR puts her in contact with contributors and readers throughout the country and even the world, it also allowed her to work closely with her peers in the Harvard math community. Her experience with it has been so great that she tells me, "I think that every mathematics department needs a student group [like HCMR] that has collaboration and community as its primary philosophy."
"I think that every mathematics department needs a student group [like HCMR] that has collaboration and community as its primary philosophy."
Outside of classes and formal activities, Abebe has been deeply influenced by the many mentors she has sought out at Harvard and MIT. She advises anyone interested in academia to "reach out to as many people as possible and develop relationships." Her mentors are people that "wouldn't be in [her] life" had she not reached out to them--but since they're there, they have contributed immensely to her growth with their time and energy. Speaking to insecurities and concerns common among undergraduates, especially aspiring academics, she emphasizes that "Most people in academia are very willing to help, especially since research can be very intellectually and emotionally demanding: and you want to have as many people on your team as possible!"
Abebe is a mentor herself in many capacities. She's been involved in some kind of community service since 6th grade. In Cambridge, she is a mentor at the nonprofit math club Girls' Angle and in the Cambridge After School Program. She's brought her students there concepts from her college math classes—she notes, "it just goes to show that one can never be too young to appreciate mathematics at a deeper level than education system allows." Beyond the mentoring, she's found a like-minded community of women and girls who love math at Girls' Angle (mentors are undergraduates, graduates and post-docs), and she found a mentor of her own there in director Dr. C. Kenneth Fan, himself a Harvard graduate.
Her theoretical courses and volunteer work have very personal meaning for Abebe, as Harvard's only black female math major who sees educational iniquities all around her in Cambridge. Girls' Angle and the Cambridge After School both speak to her experiences: Girls' Angle was created to help women in mathematics, and the CASP serves mostly Ethiopian-American students. But she is quick to draw the bigger picture she sees here: she speaks on the scale of what educators and policymakers do over decades, and her greatest hope as a mentor is that the issues she has experienced and that she sees others experience will be addressed on a national level, that others will be given the opportunities she has enjoyed.
It's not just day-to-day mentoring that's kept her interest in the groups. She first got involved in them through her writing on the Cambridge public schools and Cambridge politics for the Harvard Crimson, and she keeps up her interest in education policy and the larger context of the mentoring and math she does through coursework and informal discussion with officials and peers. She's also heavily involved in PBHA as a Phillips Brooks Service Scholar, and she credits the organization with giving her many chances to discuss and debate education with her peers.
For now, though, Abebe doesn't know what exactly will come next. Wherever her interests lead her in the future, she'll continue with the support of many mentors, and until then, you can probably find her in the math department lounge!
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Ucore Comments on Dysprosium Price Gains
According to Metal-Pages.com, the spot price for dysprosium oxide is currently $1490/kg, a more than four-fold increase since the beginning of 2011. The record highs are the result of recent strategic changes by the central authorities in Beijing, including more stringent environmental regulations, the sharp reduction of export quotas, and the government mandated consolidation of producing rare earth mines in China.
While the spot and the contract prices of all of the strategic rare earths have experienced significant increases this year, dysprosium (Dy) stands apart. In 2011, Dy prices have undergone the highest relative increases compared to all other rare earths, as shown by reference to the Metal-Pages Index. The M-P Index has recorded a 423% increase in Dy spot prices since January 4, 2011, with approximately one quarter of the incremental gains occurring in the month of May alone. The high relative increase in dysprosium spot prices is closely followed by those for terbium (Tb), which has had a 391% gain since January 4, 2011.
"While these spot prices are rooted in current supply and demand dynamics, there's no question that this is a watershed year for heavy REE economics," said Jim McKenzie, President & CEO of Ucore. "The days of unnaturally devalued Dy prices are unquestionably behind us, and the price ceiling is now anyone's guess. Ucore is perhaps better positioned than any other U.S. entity to benefit from the unprecedented gains. The Bokan deposit has now been established as the largest 43-101 compliant dysprosium resource in the U.S. Dysprosium is now one of the largest valuation components of the Bokan resource, and the metal has almost tripled in value since Ucore issued its resource calculation just three short months ago. Demand is now higher than ever, there are no realistic or effective substitutes, and the time horizon to Dy production here in Alaska is quite likely the shortest on U.S. soil."
Dysprosium has been highlighted as being among the highest priority and most critical strategic metals now consumed world-wide for military, high technology and clean energy applications. A December 2010 report by the US Department of Energy named Dy as the single most critically threatened strategic metal to the United States (USDOE Critical Materials Strategy: http://www.energy.gov/news/documents/criticalmaterialsstrategy.pdf). Dysprosium is used in multiple automotive, aerospace, defense, high tech and clean tech applications and its properties enable rare earth permanent magnets to have the heat resistance critical to "under-the-hood" applications in the OEM automotive industry and to the intensive environmental charges encountered by military equipment and ordnance.
Similarly, the United States Congress has recently highlighted strategic rare earths including dysprosium as being increasingly critical to U.S. national defense applications. In a recent report issue by the House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee, the following language has been included in their FY12 version of the Defense Appropriations Bill: "The Committee recognizes the criticality of rare earth materials in numerous advanced weapons systems and equipment and understands the importance of having a domestic supply of these critical elements. The Committee urges the Secretary of Defense to rebuild a rare earth materials supply chain within the United States that includes the production of rare earth minerals, oxides, metals, alloys, and permanent magnets."
The Bokan properties are located in an area reserved for sustainable resource development with an existing road network providing access to the main target areas. REE mineralization at the Bokan-Dotson ridge project occurs in a well-demarcated vein system related to a Mesozoic Bokan peralkaline granitic complex. However, a number of other occurrences of REE mineralization are also located within, or at the margins of the complex. Viewed in a geological and geophysical context, the Bokan complex is a distinctive circular structure and is highly prospective for rare earths deposits.
For further information, please contact Mr. Jim McKenzie, President and Chief Executive Officer of Ucore Rare Metals Inc. at: (902) 482-5214 or visit www.ucore.com
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Each year the Arizona Fire and Burn Educators Association selects a Fire and Life Safety Educator of the Year. Each individual awarded this honor has made significant contributions to Fire and Life Safety Education, demonstrated outstanding work as an educator, has been successful in increasing public awareness about safety issues, serves as a positive role model in their community and exhibits a commitment to excellence in their educational efforts. To nominate someone for this year's award, complete the application at the bottom of this page.
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Goodyear Fire Department, Goodyear, AZ
Michele Long – 2011
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Rio Rico Fire District, Rio Rico, AZ
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Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa has claimed Arsenal loanee Eddie Nketiah is a 'high value' player to the club, after making it three goals in four appearances for the Whites. (HITC)
Ex-Leeds United star Danny Mills has claimed that Brighton's Ben White may well not join the Whites on a permanent deal, with his impressive displays likely to attract more high profile suitors. (Football Insider)
Celtic have snapped up Stoke City right-back Moritz Bauer on loan, who become the club's seventh signing of the summer along with the likes of Southampton stopper Fraser Forster. (Sky Sports)
Hull City manager Grant McCann has claimed that winger David Milinkovic will be allowed to leave the club this month, as he looks to secure regular first team football. (Hull Daily Mail)
Fulham are edging closer to signing Leicester City midfielder Daniel Amartey, and are said to have agreed a £6.5m fee for the Ghana international ahead of a January deal. (The 72)
Lee Bowyer has emerged as the shock new 3/10 favourite for the Huddersfield Town job, after impressing with his newly promoted Charlton Athletic side. (Sky Bet)
Stoke City could be set to part ways with midfielder Gianelli Imbula, with Italian side Lecce the current front-runners to snap up the former France U21 international. (Football Italia)
Both West Bromwich Albion boss Slaven Bilic and Millwall's Neil Harris charged with misconduct following their altercation last weekend, and could face touchline bans if found guilty. (BBC Sport)
Sheffield Wednesday's Lee Bullen heaped praise on Massimo Luongo and David Bates following the club's 1-0 Carabao Cup win over Rotherham, which saw both players make their first starts. (Sheffield Star)