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Channel Crossings: French and English Poetry in Dialogue 1550-2000
Routledge, Dec 2, 2017 - Literary Criticism - 276 pages
"Scott's subtle and adventurous analysis breaks new ground in textual understanding, while his translations radically challenge established orthodoxies. As he crosses back and forth between French and English poetry, he has illuminating encounters with a wide range of poets, from Labe and Shakespeare to Auden and Jaccottet. The embodiment of gender in the sonnet; the performance of the dramatic voice; the inflexions of the self in the voice of lyric verse; the 'landscaping' of nature in the line of verse; the interventions of the translator in the peculiar lives of the prose poem and free verse; the tasks of the translator and the comparatist in a new age - these are some of the issues addressed by Clive Scott in a sequence of essays as absorbing as they are original. ""Channel Crossings"" is the recipient of the R. H. Gapper Prize for 2004. The Prize, which is judged by the Society for French Studies, recognises the best publication of its year by any French studies scholar working in the United Kingdom or Ireland. The citation noted: In his book, Clive Scott gives a subtle and adventurous account of how processes of cultural exchange have played an active and enduring role in the development of the language of poetry in French and English over a period of several centuries...Clive Scott's book was one of a number of very impressive works published in 2002. The judges' choice was made in the light of the book's originality and its likely impact on wider critical debate on the language of poetry and on questions of method and approach in comparative literature."
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As she held the two-year-old child in the air, I asked him a question:
"How did you get so high up?"
The answer was immediate: "It's because I'm growing up big."
"Are you sure it isn't because your mom is holding you?" I replied.
"No," he mused, shaking his head. "That's not it."
As a child, that sort of behavior is adorable—but as we mature into our teen years, we often maintain that same stance, not fully appreciating the profound role our parents, teachers and other mentors play in our lives. This is a serious lack of perspective, and one that God warns about in the book of Job.
Some experts believe that Job built the Great Pyramids—an archaeological achievement that continues to stump architects even today. Job was great by human standards, but the most righteous man on Earth is still just dirt compared to God. In Job 38-39, God asked Job a series of questions beginning with: "Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding." (Job 38:4). How do the Great Pyramids compare to the design of the planet itself—or to the solar system? Job's accomplishments couldn't be compared to the great Creator of the universe!
Job's trials show us how desperately we need God. Even though God called Job "perfect and upright" (Job 1:1), He still allowed Satan the devil to decimate Job's life: Raiders stole a great deal of his property, lightning destroyed his sheep and the servants caring for them, and—worst of all—his children were all killed by a whirlwind. When Job withstood all of this tragedy—still praising God—the Eternal allowed Satan to cover him from head to toe with painful boils—an indescribable agony. This ensured that he would learn a lesson that every human needs to learn—especially the young.
Through all of this, Job maintained his righteousness—and told anyone who would listen: "My righteousness I hold fast, and will not let it go: my heart shall not reproach me so long as I live" (Job 27:6).
Was Job righteous? Definitely. But he was also very self-righteous! In chapter 29, Job uses the words I, me, or mine 52 times in 25 verses; he was completely focused on himself!
Job didn't see that he could possibly be wrong. This is why Elihu—the only one of Job's friends God didn't criticize—was angry with Job; he "justified himself rather than God" (Job 32:1-2). Job thought God needed him and completely lost sight of how desperately he needed God.
Similarly, you need the authority figures in your life. Ask yourself a few questions: Where does my food come from? Who paid for my clothes? Why is there heat in my home? But my intention here isn't simply to point you toward your parents because this observation is even more significant spiritually: Where does food come from in the first place? Why is there breathable air? Why do I, out of all the teenagers on Earth, have access to God's truth? The answer to these questions should fill us with gratitude, both toward our physical parents on Earth and our spiritual Father in heaven.
In How to Be an Overcomer, Pastor General Gerald Flurry wrote: "Imagine being a father or mother and having your child tell you, You know, it is really important that I am in this family; I don't know how it would function without me. You would probably paddle his little bottom. God feels the same way. He doesn't want you to have an attitude of, Look at what I am contributing in this Work. Rather, He wants you to say, Thanks for working through me and letting me be a part of your Family and for sharing all you have with me. That is reality — the other view is a fantasy."
As a young person, you are learning to support God's Work in the future in part by how you support your family today. How does your attitude within your family measure up: Are you convinced you are indispensable or filled with gratitude for what the Almighty God and those He has given you have shared with you?
Do we recognize the love and sacrifice of our parents, grandparents, teachers and other authority figures in our lives? Even more importantly, can we realize the astonishing power and glory of the God who created the entire universe? Can we—as Job did—reach the point where we truly see God? If we really see the answers to these questions, we'll more fully rely on our Father in heaven—no matter how big we grow up to be.


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The North Face, the world's premier supplier of authentic, innovative and technically advanced outdoor apparel, equipment and footwear, today announced its new Verto Jacket and Verto Pack for Spring 2011.
"We worked closely with our climbing and mountaineering athletes to find where they were unnecessarily using space and weight and developed a solution that is minimalist, featherweight and precise without sacrificing any performance,†said Philip Hamilton, Vice President of Product for The North Face. "Both Verto products are very versatile and can be a decisive factor to a successful summit, ascent or expedition. When you don't have to worry about what you are going to use, how you are going to pack, it can make any outing run more smoothly.â€
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Koresma was "born" in 2013 and is about to release his 3rd EP entitled West. Throughout his previous singles, you can listen to other beautiful electronic and atmospheric approaches like the previous Turquoise also part of West, set to be released on October 5th.
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In 1959 Barbie was introduced to the world. There was only one: tall, thin, Caucasian, and unrealistically curvy. She was mass produced, one type of doll for all types of little girls. The success of mass production created a One for All market; one item to fit all people. But consumers have changed. They want to be appreciated for their differences, not their sameness.
They want a Barbie that represents them, as an individual. In January, Mattel re-introduced Barbie in 3 new body types and an assortment of races. Mattel finally took notice of the changing tide and we want to make sure you also do. Here are 9 Trends in Marketing, from Sparksheet.com, that show consumers want more than what we've given them.
1. True Evidence
The era of the tagline may be over. For too long, the majority of marketing has dumbed down content and tried too hard to simplify our complex world. The most effective branding and marketing credits people with intellect and reason. It facilitates choice. In order to make the best choice, consumers want more and better information. That is because they are more discerning when it comes to content and desire true evidence of one brand's claim over another. Longer form marketing is already increasing in importance and will accelerate.
2. United Individuality
For too long brands have lumped consumers into vague groups that serve corporate purposes more than reality. Studies show that individualism is growing more important and carries a subtle difference. Some of us will want to stand out while others will not. This trend is manifesting itself in interesting ways that challenge old school brand building. Even now Coach, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Michael Kors are ditching logos because Millennials do not like them. Individuality also means customization. 48% of Canadian consumers would buy more from a store that personalizes the shopping experience. Recognizing consumers as real people with different desires is paramount to brands. We have to use the tools at our disposal rather than segmenting like it is 1955.
3. Authentic Stories
The third trend has consumers reevaluating the notion of heroes and heroism. Now consumers identify with sincere, real and relatable types of heroes. We have seen this with Dove's Real Beauty work. It has to be the most discussed campaign in marketing for some time. This everyday hero celebration has continued with Always' campaign, "Like a Girl." What they have done is shine a light on what is possible while educating us on the fact that 72% of girls feel held back by society. Consumers are looking for inspiration, and brands know that presenting real people and their real stories can have deep impact in awareness and sales.
4. Positive Spin
A recent study found the most shared New York Times stories in the past two years were positive in content and tone. 73% of Facebook users believe the network exists to share positive posts. Clearly, consumers want to digest and share good news. Brands have responded with corporate social responsibility programs but these are developed in the same way as ad campaigns so lack a certain authenticity. Good deeds and the sharing of good deeds will become a normal course of events. This will be tough for brands and marketers who have been trained to think that all communications must be jarring, intrusive and deserving of recognition.
5. Growing Empathy
People check their phones every 6 minutes yet there is no evidence this is making us more intelligent, more efficient or more empathetic, for that matter. A study of college students found a 40% decrease in empathy in the past four decades, with the steepest declines showing up in the past 10 years. Is technology the culprit? Real-time, face-to-face conversations foster empathy, trust, discovery, democratic debate, patience, mentorship and self-knowledge. Clearly being plugged in does not equate to being properly tuned in. Over the next five years we will slowly return to real conversation and relationships by creating a balance with technology that winning brands will help facilitate.
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After more than two years of working with city staff and presenting at public hearings, the San Juan Hotel & Villas project was finally approved by the San Juan Capistrano City Council around 3 a.m. on Nov. 19.
The project, proposed by developer Urban Village, will be operated by Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants and include commercial, hotel and residential uses on a 3.17-acre site in the heart of the historic town center. Thirty single-family homes will be situated near the 136-room hotel, which will include a fitness center, lounge, restaurant, swimming pool and spa.
At the final hearing on Nov. 18, the vast majority of public speakers, including local business owners and chamber of commerce representatives, spoke in favor of the project and the economic boon it would bring to downtown San Juan.
Prior to the approval, Urban Village had filed a lawsuit against the city of San Juan Capistrano on Nov. 3, challenging the city's previous decision that a general plan amendment was required to move the development forward. Joshua Host, principal of Urban Village, said after years of work, nine public hearings and Planning Commission approval in May, city staff said the residential element of his project did not align with the city's general plan.
On Tuesday night, city staff stood by their previous recommendation that the hotel project does not fit within the city's guidelines for development; however, it was up to council members to make the final decision of consistency. Ultimately, a 3-2 council vote determined that the project does align with the city's plans.
At a recent Coffee Chat meeting at the Mission Grill, Josh Host said the demolition of the property will occur shortly after the finalization of the project's construction loan. The hotel will take 12 months to build, with the villas completed in multiple phases. Host anticipates a June 2016 opening if all goes as planned.


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Do You Believe in Destiny?
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Do You Believe in Destiny?Inspiration from a gentle tough guy.
My name is Joaquin, I'm 16 years old, and the year is 2007. My mother, Mireya, is a Mexican Indian from the town of Creel up high in the mountains of the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. My dad is a white guy, born in Kansas City, Missouri; and raised in Los Gatos, California. My dad is a minister. At 17 years old, back in the early '60s, he became the youngest minister ever licensed in California....
My dad tells me that he knew Jerry Garcia back in the early days in San Francisco and that he knew Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, plus a bunch of other musicians before they became famous. He rode his Honda 300 everywhere and carried a guitar. He had two coffeehouses where he did his work: one was in San Francisco in a large basement right off the corner of Haight and Ashbury in the heart of the hippie section of town; and his other coffeehouse was right next to the old theater in Willow Glen, right outside of San Jose, and also in a basement because of the cheap rent. He sang and played his guitar at each place, but mostly he served free coffee and day-old doughnuts and hot soup, giving young people a place to hang out and feel safe. The word quickly spread about a crazy young motorcycle-driving minister who didn't beat you up with the Bible, but instead offered words of kindness, hot soup, and a free place to hang out.
Joan Baez invited my dad down to Carmel, and he told me that he met a tall, skinny actor who'd just lost his job in a Western on TV and was worried about the new job he'd been offered to go to Italy to make Westerns. My dad said that his only bad habit, even back then, was that he smoked cigars, like his dad had done and his grandfather had also done. They were very inexpensive long, slender, square-looking cigars made by the Amish people with tobacco that was grown completely naturally. He offered one of his long, slender cigars to the worried young actor, and they went outside to smoke.
The actor asked my dad what he did, and my dad told him that he was a minister, but he didn't just do his work at a church. He also ran two coffeehouses, one in San Francisco and another in San Jose, so he could take the word of Jesus to the young kids in the street. He explained to the young actor that this was also how he'd personally overcome all of his haunting doubts and fears—by doing service and putting his trust in the hands of something larger than himself.
The tall young actor asked my dad if he believed in destiny. My dad said yes, of course; then he told him the story of how a mountain lion had led him home through a snowstorm in Los Gatos, California, when he was 11 years old. He explained to the actor that even to this day he could still see that lion's eyes inside his mind. They'd been so calm and indifferent that he'd had no fear of the great cat, and so this was how he now chose to live his life, fearlessly, and with a calm indifference to life or death.
My dad tells me the tall young actor was so impressed with the lion story that they visited for hours, and then a year later, just before my dad left the U.S. to go to Mexico on a six-month sabbatical from his church, he saw a movie that all the young people were raving about, calling it a "spaghetti Western." And there was that tall, skinny young actor on the 20-foot screen: his name was Clint Eastwood; and he was smoking a long, slender, square-looking cigar and wearing a poncho, just like he'd seen my dad wear, and his eyes looked just like the eyes of the mountain lion that my dad had seen that day in the snowstorm—fearless, completely calm, and indifferent to life or death.
I'll tell you, it's hard being 16 and having a dad who's lived through so much, met so many people, and always seemed to be so brave and have all the right answers, and then on top of that, finding out he's the man Clint Eastwood learned to portray in his Westerns. What am I going to do? Heck if I know. But well, maybe I'll find my own way.


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My name is Sabine. I have been playing Irish trad. fiddle for more than 30 years. No classical background. My main influence was Gerry "fiddle" O'Connor who taught the fiddle at several workshops in Germany. Some of them I organiced. I live in the south of Germany, Würzburg (Wuerzburg) at the moment. I am always delighted to meet up with new musicians or visiting musicians. Should anyone of you be in the area, come and meet up for a few tunes! Or get in touch at facebook if you want.
I also like to paint musicians. One of my paintings is on the cd 'live and Well by lovely concertina player Tony O'Connell. There's also a painting of mine on the concertina-flute cd called Rooska Hill. Thanks Tony O'Connell for asking me to do them 😉.


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Australian songwriter/producer Golden Vessel returns this week with a huge new ten-minute single and visual accompaniment titled 'getforward', which was co-written with a few of his friends (The Nicholas, Emerson Leif & Japanese Wallpaper) and also comes with a short-film that was shot recently in the empty streets of Lymington (UK) by Australian video director Harry Deadman (who has worked on previous Golden Vessel music videos for "Less~More", "MOONSTONE" & "BIGBRIGHT").
Golden Vessel gives us some insight below into his aspiration to create such a large musical piece with a strong visual accompaniment…
"I noticed that especially in the last year I'd been gravitating to songs with longer run times that made a nice accompaniment whilst I was cooking or driving or staying calm throughout last year. I decided I wanted to try my own take on creating something that was longform but simple. I started 'getforward' from some Tascam-tape recordings that my friend Rutger (The Nicholas) sent me while I was on a writing trip in northern NSW. After forming the song, I sat down with another good friend of mine Caleb (Emerson Leif), and we wrote the chorus for the song. It was exciting to make something that had room to breathe, and I decided I wanted it to be perfectly 10 minutes long. I then got Japanese Wallpaper to record some final details on the song to help finish it off. It's pretty simple but lyrically it boils down to just trying to be present and not get carried away with future thinking so much.
I also knew that I wanted this song to be accompanied by a strong visual piece and the first person I thought of was my friend Harry Deadman (who's currently living in the UK). The original concept that we came up with for the video had to be scrapped due to the UK going into total lockdown, and after almost deciding against going ahead with a video at all we re-wrote the pitch and Harry found a way to film the new idea completely covid-safe with a small crew in the town where he was staying. Harry made the most of the empty streets of Lymington, UK and he shot the video with a local actor Jaq Rashleigh (who is also a Gas Engineer) over one weekend." – Golden Vessel
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Poggio Bustone
Located in the beautiful Rieti plain, the historical importance of Poggio Bustone is documented from Saint Francis' passage in 1208. He addressed his famous greeting "Good day good people…" to Poggio Bustone people.
By these simple words the "Assisi Poor man" introduced himself to PODIUM BASTONIS (old name of Poggio Bustone) people, while entering the medieval town, in company of other friars, from the access door "Buongiorno Arc" or "Saint Rocco Arc".
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We offer different gauges of BHS Boomers for different playing styles and personal preferences, from Super Light up to Heavy, Heavy Bottom and more. Our gauge selections give you the range from first to sixth string. While gauge choices have a lot to do with personal taste and "feel," there are some rules of thumb and advantages/disadvantages of both. For newer players, lighter gauge strings are easier to fret, bend and use with slides. However, they also tend to be more prone to breakage. They also cause more buzzing of the fret board if the neck action on the guitar is low. Heavier gauge strings are more difficult to play, but they'll give you a fuller sound, more volume and greater sustain. A heavy gauge string will also break less frequently, and will be a better performer for detuning (such as a "drop D"). It is also possible to combine a lighter gauge on the top with a heavier gauge on the bottom.
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If you have guests or customers using your land or coming to a business that you have on your property, there are a few easy steps to take to make sure your customers and your land are safe. Post and enforce safety rules. I cannot say this often enough. It isn't enough to post safety rules, you should enforce them equally among guests. If you create a … [Read more...]
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Choose Good Leaders Preventing accidents is the best way to avoid liability. The tone for the standard of conduct for your club is set by your leaders and then usually followed by most of the other members. Consider this the next time you are electing officers. Be sure to pick someone who sets the right tone, commands the respect of the other hunters, … [Read more...]
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Incorporate or form an LLC Hunting Clubs Hunting clubs can minimize liability exposure by incorporating. A properly organized corporation covers its members from personal liability for club activities. Many hunting clubs are nothing more than unincorporated associations, groups of hunters who are pooling their money to pay for a hunting lease. … [Read more...]
Hunting Club Lawsuits – Could this happen to you?
Discussed below are several cases which illustrate the types of issues which have given rise to lawsuits concerning hunting clubs, not just in Mississippi but in other states as well. Ask yourself if things like this could happen at your club and then take measures to make sure it never does. Hall v Booth, 423 So. 2d 184 (Ala. 1982) - Boy shot during deer … [Read more...]
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Landowners face potential liability when they allow others to use their land for hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, etc. However, the state of Mississippi along with many other states have passed recreational land owner liability statues that limit the liability of land owners in certain situations. No Fee Access – Landowner Protected by Mississippi … [Read more...]


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The Proteolysis MAP (PMAP) is an integrated web resource focused on proteases.
PMAP is to aid the protease researchers in reasoning about proteolytic networks and metabolic pathways.
PMAP was originally created at the Burnham Institute for Medical Research, La Jolla, California. In 2004 the National Institutes of Health (NIH) selected a team led by Jeffrey W. Smith, to establish the Center on Proteolytic Pathways (CPP). As part of the NIH Roadmap for Biomedical research, the center develops technology to study the behavior of proteins and to disburse that knowledge to the scientific community at large.
Proteases are a class of enzymes that regulate much of what happens in the human body, both inside the cell and out, by cleaving peptide bonds in proteins. Through this activity, they govern the four essential cell functions: differentiation, motility, division and cell death — and activate important extracellular episodes, such as the biochemical cascade effect in blood clotting. Simply stated, life could not exist without them. Extensive on-line classification system for proteases (also referred as peptidases) is deposited in the MEROPS database.


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Food that is high in fat, calories, cholesterol, preservatives, sugar and salt are considered junk food, making them unhealthy options for children. They are usually of poor nutritional value with little or no vitamins or minerals. Children who regularly consume junk food face risks associated with poor nutrition and can also face lifelong health issues. These include health risks such as obesity, heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes.
Examples include fast food (burgers, fries, fried short eats), sweets (lollipops, biscuits, cakes, chocolates, donuts), and processed snacks (chicken nuggets, packet snacks, sausages) etc. Sausages usually contain less than 40% meat and more than 30% fat, and similar foods should be limited to less than once a week or on special occasions.


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DiagnostX: An innovative approach to proactive radio maintenance without having to touch every radio.
MELBOURNE, Fla. – LocusUSA, a leader in the area of RF capture for radio alignment analysis and location has experienced a recent increase in sales growth of their DiagnostX family of products to government agencies in the Western United States.
DiagnostX identifies radios in need of service by measuring their alignment and operating characteristics long-range, over-the-air in real-time without user intervention. This unique patented technology is non-intrusive to a radio system, and multiple units can be networked to provide system-wide coverage.
"We have designed DiagnostX to handle the complex issues of how agencies can provide maintenance to their radios on a regular basis, but have kept it easy to implement and use," says Joseph Rey, managing partner of LocusUSA.
The first agency in California that began using DiagnostX, as a proactive solution for their radio maintenance needs was the Bay Area Rapid Transit, known as BART. It is a rapid transit public transportation system serving the San Francisco Bay Area. DiagnostX provides coverage to 121 miles of track and dozens of underground tunnels and stations for BART.
Other government agencies have quickly followed suit by using DiagnostX, as a way of providing proactive radio maintenance to their subscriber radios. These agencies include:
- The Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska
- The City of Phoenix, Arizona
- Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA), California
- The City of San Diego, California
- The City of Glendale, California
- The City of Roseville, California
- Contra Costa County, California
- Adams County, Colorado
- Weld County, Colorado
- Clark County, Nevada
- Washoe County, Nevada
- Department of Transportation, Oregon
- The City of Seattle, Washington
- Pierce County, Washington
In previous months, the State of Colorado, Riverside County in California and Douglas County in Colorado have all acquired DiagnostX multi-unit systems, instead of a single unit for their agencies. These systems include a DX series or MX-3000 Master Unit with several NX-200 remote receivers in a networked configuration to ensure continuous system-wide coverage of their radio systems. The DiagnostX networked system is ideal for larger county-wide, state, and regional LMR systems.
The DiagnostX system has made quite an impression on the city of Colorado Springs, Colorado since it was installed to monitor the Pikes Peak Regional Communications Network. "Servicing all the radios in the system is immensely time-consuming. I estimate that it would take two people three months of every year to go out into the field and check every radio. It also inconveniences the radio user," said Randy Bell, former Communications Manager for the city's Department of Information Technology Communications, which oversees maintenance of the 5,500-plus radios in the network. "DiagnostX is another tool that helped us do more with less."
For more information about DiagnostX by LocusUSA, visit www.locususa.com.
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LocusUSA is an engineering and software development company in West Melbourne on the Space Coast of Florida since 2001. It is a leader in radio frequency (RF) capture for radio analysis and location. The ability to capture and analyze the actual waveform of a radio transmission led to the development of DiagnostX, a patented system that can measure the alignment and operating characteristics of a radio, long-range over-the-air in real-time without user intervention.
LocusUSA supports government customers across the United States and Canada on the local, state and federal levels with this first-of-its-kind, proactive tool, ensuring the optimal performance of a radio system.
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NOTE: Full spoilers for this episode of, "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." are present in this review
With the new stakes set, and the new threats made known, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. presents an especially heavy focus on the evil Coulson doppelganger, Sarge and his crew in, "Window of Opportunity", while also catching up with Fitz and Enoch during their mysterious new mission in space. Simmons' and Daisy's party almost entirely sat out this episode, beyond a brief appearance in the epilogue (so they might as well have not appeared at all), but this was fine, since it allowed for heightened story focus on the new obstacles facing our heroes, now that the new status quo was established for each of them in the previous season premiere.
This episode does a superb job of fleshing out Sarge's crew just enough to make them engaging and interesting, without effectively tipping viewers off as to why they're on Earth, and why they're intent on causing so much trouble. The dialogue scenes shared between Sarge and his crew paint an effective picture of a weary, loyal and amoral bunch of precision thugs who are clearly up to no good on Earth, even though their agenda hardly seems understandable. This of course also makes them especially unpredictable obstacles for S.H.I.E.L.D., particularly May, who is struggling to reconcile seeing Coulson's face on a new threat to the planet, despite supposedly being there for Coulson when he finally died off-screen a year before this season's events.
All the while, Mack struggles to keep up with the increasingly confusing agenda of Sarge and his goons, while also trying to delegate responsibility between his remaining S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. There's disappointingly little time dedicated to the mourning of the fallen Agent Fox, including a merely brief check-in with Keller, who was apparently Fox's recruiter, as well as Yo-Yo's efforts to comfort Keller, though this kind of makes sense, considering the urgent clock that S.H.I.E.L.D. is on. The weak narrative link on this note actually happens to be Benson, who spends the entire episode studying the remains of Tinker, the former underling of Sarge who turned to cement during his, "Crossing" to Earth. Benson unfortunately drags down the episode by telling viewers, via Mack and May, what the show's audience could pretty much already piece together, while also bitching and moaning about having to work for S.H.I.E.L.D. This makes Benson come off as too unlikable and annoying, and makes one wonder why Mack doesn't just give him the boot, if he's going to have such an attitude. Sure, S.H.I.E.L.D. is desperate with Daisy and Simmons lost in space, but is Benson really the only smart guy that Mack could recruit?
Fortunately, this episode does at least manage to present a pretty thrilling climax. May, Yo-Yo and several other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents eventually corner Sarge's group during a jewel heist, another confusing step in their grand plan, which follows Sarge and co.'s apparent terrorist attack at the museum in Indiana, and their scouting of a nearby junkyard. May manages to outsmart Sarge's mystery spatial-warping technology, allowing her to get into Sarge's rig and knock around Pax, Snowflake and Jaco, though despite this cool action scene, she is eventually dumped back into the diamond vault by Sarge, who gets away with all of his own agents. At least we do get a hint that diamonds are worthless to Sarge's crew however, who are instead seeking minerals like quartz and topaz to try and power their rig and gear. Could Sarge's crew simply be a bunch of inter-dimensional pirates? It seems likely, though like I said, we can't currently know for sure.
This episode's subplot with Fitz and Enoch also manages to be pretty great though, beginning with Fitz quickly blowing his cover after he expresses disgust at a Xandarian delicacy, in a loose but appreciated nod to one of the key planets from the Guardians of the Galaxy movies. After Fitz is found out, and Enoch is quickly discovered soon afterward, Viro, the head of the cargo ship that Fitz and Enoch apparently got recruited on off-screen, tries to blow them out of the airlock. Fitz however talks Viro into allowing himself and Enoch to work for free, as slaves, until they get to the planet that the ship is headed towards, which does so happen to be the planet that Simmons sent the S.H.I.E.L.D. Quinjet towards at the end of this season's premiere. Viro accepts these terms, and Fitz and Enoch are thus allowed to stay, though at the expense of the inferior engineering crew on the ship now being expendable.
Despite the harrowing circumstances for the ship's other engineers however, whom Enoch is initially content to just allow to die, since it's tactically unsound to help them, Fitz declares that he can't look Simmons in the eye if he allows so many innocent lives to end. Thus, Fitz appears to make a display of solidarity by entering the airlock with the other engineers, whom Viro happily decides to blast out into space. It turns out that Fitz and Enoch pull a fast one however, since Viro activating the airlock instead sucks him and his cronies into space, while Fitz and the other engineers are ironically sheltered and safe! Enoch manages to crawl his way back to the controls to let everyone out, and thus, Fitz gets to be a hero, while using his brain to dispatch the alien villains-of-the-week in a really cool way too! Fitz knowing he couldn't negotiate with Viro because of his own history in the Framework as a HYDRA mastermind was also a great callback to one of Fitz's most tragic, but also most character-defining turns from a couple of season ago! Unfortunately though, now that the engineering crew needs to be deposited somewhere that won't execute them for mutiny, Fitz and Enoch are instead forced to take them to a different planet called Kitson, tragically missing Simmons' and Daisy's arrival in the Quinjet by mere moments! Ouch! That's some bad luck for you!
"Window of Opportunity" continues to keep the sixth season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. progressing on a very exciting note so far, providing some great development for Sarge and his mysterious crew, while also proving that Fitz and Enoch are still effectively able to take care of themselves in deep space. Even with the big Simmons/Daisy cliffhanger pretty much entirely un-addressed for the time being, there was still plenty of action and excitement to enjoy here, particularly with Sarge's ultimate plans for Earth still a mystery, though still plenty intriguing and engaging to watch unfold. Fitz and Enoch heading to another new planet should also hopefully keep the show's deep space storyline going strong in the following episode, particularly as Daisy and Simmons no doubt end up embarking on their own interplanetary misadventure, after having just missed Fitz with their own arrival at the other planet. Even though the show is still playing very loosely with Marvel Cinematic Universe canon at this point, barring an eventual clarification on how it's unfolding in the fallout of Thanos' snap during some upcoming episode this season, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. still appears to be doing plenty well with its own separate storyline. Thus, even if the show still feels like it's clashing with the lore of the MCU movies for now, it's tough to really care that much when Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. remains as good as it is.


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Our National Scientist, Dr. Gelia T. Castillo
Today, we remember and celebrate a well-lived life of a rural sociologist, Dr. Gelia T. Castillo, national scientist, of the University of the Philippines – Los Baños, who inspired generations of sociologists and social scientists here and abroad. Her passing yesterday afternoon, August 5, 2017, left many of us sad but with the voluminous significant works and researches she left behind, her academic legacy lives on.
As with many of her excellent engagements, Ma'am Gelia's love and passion to our sociology profession was remarkable. She served our organization as PSS President (1965-1968), Vice-President (1968-1969; 1972-1973), and board member (1986-1988;1997-1999); as editor, contributor and international board adviser to our Philippine Sociological Review; and as PSS Honorary Member. Over the years, Ma'am Gelia's presence in our PSS national conferences may be regarded as a testimony on what it truly means to be locally and deeply-grounded to Filipino social realities. This is her genre of thinking, teaching, and practicing sociology.
Our Philippine Sociological Society will continue to honor her academic legacy!
PAALAM po Ma'am Gelia at salamat sa inspirasyon ng sosyolohiyang inyong hinabi na nagbigay kulay at buhay sa ating propesyon.
Clarence M. Batan
PSS President 2017
**Thanks to Faye Gutierrez for providing PSS archival data.
WAKE/VIEWING UPDATES from Nina (daughter of Ma'am Gelia):
"There will be a mass on August 8, 2017, Tuesday, 11:00 AM at the Arlington Memorial Chapels and Crematory (12 G. Araneta Avenue, Brgy. Doña Imelda, Quezon City, Metro Manila). The mass will be followed by cremation.
"Nanay's ashes will then be brought to the Diocesan Shrine of St. Therese of the Child Jesus (inside University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) campus) for a wake in the afternoon.
"Tentative date of the funeral (pending National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) arrangements with Libingan ng mga Bayani) is on August 11, 2017, Friday, 12:00 noon.
"We ask for your prayers for Nanay. Thank you for your love and support through the years for my late Tatay (Dr. Leopoldo Sanchez Castillo) and my late Nanay (Gelia Tagumpay Castillo)!
"In lieu of flowers & as may be deemed fit by mourners — a donation to the Philippine Sociological Society (PSS) in Nanay's honor is appreciated."
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Loyola Branch
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Current Account number: 3081-0840-32
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What to do with all that zucchini you have frozen, canned, dehydrated, made breads, pies and all kinds of stuff well how about making some jam. My sister always asked for some of this when she comes up or when someone goes down there.
Start by cutting and deseeding your zucchini. Then grate your zucchini. I grate a lot so I can do several batches at a time. You don't have to peel, just take off the bad spots.
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Q: Are weigh scales or tray-and-spatula counting adequate methods for spot-checking product quantities during QC?
A: No, for quality control (QC) on tablet and capsule production lines and for inventory checks in a manufacturing setting, you may want to replace outdated counting methods with more modern and versatile semi-automatic counting machines. A small, tabletop, tablet counting device like the Kirby Lester KL1 is lightweight, mobile, and affordable, and can fill a variety of counting needs in a manufacturing setting or lab. Most important, this semi-automatic counting device outperform manual or outdated counting methods such as the weigh scale, plastic tray and spatula, or roller board or pegboard.
The Problem With Scales & Counting Trays
Continuing to use an older QC method because it's inexpensive or because it's the method that the company has always used isn't valid in today's precision-first manufacturing environment. Outdated manual counting methods or weigh scales are 25-50 percent slower than semi-automatic counting devices and are 95 percent accurate at best. In fact, tray-and-spatula or scale accuracy rate plummets when:
- A drug product is very large or small, has a chalky character, is fragile, or has a new shape
- A technician becomes distracted
- The job involves counts larger than around 90 piees
- The lighting is inadequate
Such factors don't negatively affect modern counting machines like the Kirby Lester KL1.
KL1 Superior QC Counting Machine
The KL1 is the gold standard for fast, simple QC or inventory counting in manufacturing settings. The device includes high-tech internal sensors to read each tablet or capsule as a piece of data and rapidly calculate the number that pass the sensors. The KL1 effectively eliminates the chance for human error. At less than 7 pounds, it is small enough to sit on a work surface or be attached to a mobile cart and requires only a standard electrical outlet.
The KL1 is useful anywhere tablets/capsules or small objects (smaller than 0.89″) must be accurately inventory-counted or bottled. (Minimum pill diameter is 0.125″ / 3.175mm; Maximum pill size 0.86" long/22mm and 0.74" wide/19mm.) Often, the device is placed alongside full-scale bottle-filling lines. Applications include:
- Performing quality checks for a packaging or bottling line in a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant or contract packaging facility
- Counting drug product in an R&D lab
- Filling bottles in small- to medium-capacity operations where a full-scale production line is impractical
- Finishing off the count of the last few hundred tablets or capsules of a bottling run for an automatic filling line
- Packaging clinical trial medications for a limited number of subjects
Considerations For A Fast QC Counting Device
Consider these factors when there is a need for accurate piece-counting in a manufacturing setting:
- Can the device accommodate any tablet or capsule without recalibrating, or does it need to be calibrated for every specific brand or item in the National Drug Code (NDC) directory?
- Do you want a simple counting device, or do you want one that keeps a record of the count?
- Is speed important? Models differ dramatically in their processing times. The KL1 handles up to 15 pieces/second.
- Can the device be quickly disassembled for cleaning or disinfecting?
- Is the device used in other discerning industries, such as in retail pharmacies where it's essential to quickly and accurately count every order of expensive and potentially hazardous tablets or capsules? The KL1 us trusted by hundreds of thousands of pharmacists and technicians worldwide.
- Is the device mobile and easily transported between locations, assembly lines, and labs?
- Does the provider allow a no-cost trial usage of the device so you can perform a side-to-side trial?
For more on industrial setting tablet/capsule handling, see Tablets & Capsules.


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Crime Fiction
Release Date: Aug 9, 2021
Her dead father once asked, "What did you do to make God sad, Nattie?"
Natalie McMasters is a twentysomething college student who just wants to get on with her life, and she's got to wonder. Her dear friend lies dead and the crazed killer responsible now has Nattie on his short list. Her only choice? Cancel him before he cancels her!
Nattie assembles an unlikely squad to find the killer: her wife Lupe, her husband Danny, an aging FBI agent and an even more ancient Tai Chi master. Jointly and separately, they embark on a totally lit road trip across the Old South, meeting danger and death at every turn. Unexpected help is provided by a voice from the grave. But her adversary has a badass squad too, and friends and loved ones fall along the way.
Naked and afraid in a primeval swamp, Nattie must confront her greatest enemy one last time. How will she ever get the W?
Well done. The author has given the readers an interesting plotline.
Like with all of Burns's books, the characters are well developed. Yes, we know Natalie, but I love how she always brings us something new.
You will be invested from the start, but as the book progresses the reader should be intrigued by where the story is going and what is going to be the fate of the protagonists.
Very Simply, a good read..
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'Build a Path to Citizenship'
Posted on | July 17, 2021 | Comments Off on 'Build a Path to Citizenship'
Quietly, proceeding by stealthy cat-like steps, the open-borders lobby has decided that permanent legal status for illegal aliens is something that Congress must cram into the "reconciliation" legislation:
Sen. Alex Padilla, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee's immigration panel, said Tuesday it was his "understanding and expectation" that a pathway to permanent status for undocumented immigrants would be included in Democrats' budget reconciliation package.
"I do think it could be a matter of just a couple of months, if all the necessary steps are taken," the California Democrat said regarding a timeline to green light relief for millions of undocumented immigrants, including those brought to the U.S. as children.
"And thus far, my understanding and expectation is that immigration is included in that reconciliation package," he said in a call with reporters and advocates. "It seems pretty optimistic and ambitious, and it is, but it's also very realistic. We just need a few important things to fall in place."
Padilla also said he believes the White House supports efforts to establish a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants through reconciliation.
"Are they aware of my interest and my request? Absolutely. And I haven't been told no," he said. "I believe the White House is supportive of both an ambitious infrastructure package, and as substantive immigration reform as you can achieve in any way possible."
Advocates have called on Democrats to include immigration provisions in a budget reconciliation package, which would include trillions of dollars for party priorities such as child care and climate change, in acknowledgment that a standalone immigration bill would be unlikely to garner the Republican votes needed to overcome a filibuster in the Senate.
In other words, because amnesty for illegal aliens cannot be passed as stand-alone legislation — with both sides having a chance to debate and vote on it directly — they're going to ram it through by the dishonest process of "reconciliation," cramming it into a multi-trillion-dollar budget deal that everybody can be made to feel obligated to vote for.
By the way, nobody ever elected Alex Padilla to the Senate. He was appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom to fill the seat vacated when Kamala Harris became vice president. So an unelected Senator is advocating the use of anti-democratic processes to give amnesty to illegal aliens.
And all of this was planned in advance — not kidding, not a conspiracy theory. Since at least May, the open-borders lobby has been running advertisements with titles like, "Build a path to citizenship for immigrant essential workers so recovery includes everyone!"
Whatever it is, this is certainly no accident. Look at how many results you get if you Google the phrase "build a path to citizenship."
As my brother Kirby pointed out this morning, however, there already is "a path to citizenship" for immigrants, a path that begins by following U.S. law, applying for a visa, and coming here legally. But this is not what the open-borders lobby wants. What they want to do is to reward millions of law-breaking foreigners who have no legal right to be in this country at all, and who therefore should be deported. The same people who claim that "Our Democracy" is threatened by people suspicious of election fraud are not willing to go through the normal democratic process of passing legislation — committee hearings, a debate directly on the issue, ending in an up-or-down roll-call vote — on a matter of great importance to the future of our country. Why is this so?
To understand what is wrong with America's immigration system, the best place to start is by reading Peter Brimelow's 1995 book, Alien Nation: Common Sense About America's Immigration Disaster, which points to the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965, also known as the Hart-Celler Act, as the root of our current problem. Ted Kennedy was the leading advocate for passage of this measure in the Senate, at a time when Democrats had a 66-seat filibuster-proof Senate majority.
Buried in the details of that legislation were "family reunification" measures which were supported by many Democrats of immigrant ancestry — Irish, Italian, Polish, Jewish, etc. — who seemed to believe that these provisions would mainly be used by their constituents to bring over Uncle Guido or Cousin Greta from the Old Country. What happened instead, of course, was that "family reunification" became the machinery of what is called "chain migration" — just get one member of your family into the country, and then everybody can come. And then there was the matter of "refugee" status which has been used, for example, to give Salvadorans preference over Mexicans, and to give Somalis preference over Cubans. Every effort to "reform" the 1965 immigration law has been hijacked by liberals (and/or Big Business interests who see immigrants as a source of cheap labor) and the fundamental flaws of the legislation have never been fixed, mainly because the open-borders lobby has a habit of screaming "RAAAAACIST!" at anyone who raises the subject of whether the American people actually want the kind of wholesale demographic transition that our broken immigration system is producing.


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4 steps to setting up customer service programs for long term success
The last several months have taught businesses that the current environment of remote work isn't going away any time soon. While the initial move was extremely fast and left a lot of companies to fix environmental and technology issues post-transition, many are now faced with the challenge of setting up employees remotely for the long term—and the customer service industry is no different.
At Majorel, we have a global workforce of more than 50,000 in 29 countries, so the challenge was unique. During the transitional phase, it quickly became apparent that it's crucial to ensure policies and technology usage are not temporary using four key steps: technology set-up, managing and motivating people virtually, ongoing training, and recruiting the right talent in the first place.
Each step in the process also has implications for the future, as customer service will rely on the flexibility to work from anywhere. More than 40% of millennials, who now make up the largest generation in the workforce, say flexibility to work from anywhere is a priority when evaluating job opportunities.
Step 1: Set up the necessary technical and legal conditions to enable representatives to execute their roles efficiently and effectively
There are several challenges associated with transitioning customer service teams to a home setting. Together with legal safeguards and data protection issues, businesses need to assess the technological requirements that the employee has access to at home. Do they have a strong internet connection that's secure? Is there a private area of the home that the representative can work from to ensure customer privacy? Is personal hardware sufficient or do new devices need to be purchased?
Depending on the answers to these questions, private devices can be set up for professional use by IT through remote desktop solutions such as a VPN. Or, if private devices aren't suitable, new PCs, laptops, and mobile phones will need to be purchased. Legal conditions must also be considered, particularly for highly regulated businesses like banking and insurance. Arrangements need to be made to ensure all data is properly protected and compliance precautions are in place.
Step 2: To help manage remote teams, transition processes to the virtual world to ensure consistent communication with customer service staff
After technical and legal factors have been sorted out and implemented, the next step is to set up processes for managing a remote customer service team with the goal of maintaining and promoting communication by managers and between representatives. Remote work eliminates a lot of informal communication—such as saying hello to co-workers in the morning—but this type of communication is essential for teams to feel motivated every day.
Managers and team leaders should schedule regular one-on-one check-ins with staff to maintain a regular connection. Businesses should also use a communication tools to help support regular team conversations that go beyond chat—think video and calling capabilities. Collaboration tools such as Microsoft Teams also help staff to share important documents and reports while making the process easy and seamless. With these measures, businesses can maintain and improve team cohesion, staff morale, and productivity in a remote setting.
Step 3: Ensure new employees are well-trained and must-know information is current
When training can't be done on-site, it must take place digitally. Training materials will have to be revised and adapted for virtual training along with the use of online tools to ensure training modules can be viewed by staff at home. One factor to keep in mind is that since representatives will be participating in trainings remotely, it can be tedious without direct face-to-face interaction, so make sure that modules aren't too long and are easily digestible.
To truly make virtual training a success, businesses also need to decide the requirements for training software, which should factor in security, user friendliness, and reporting capabilities. Software that isn't time-consuming to install tend to have the most success. That way, representatives can participate in the training they need, such as new brand updates, and focus the majority of their time on servicing customer inquiries.
Step 4: Find long-term ways to recruit new employees via online channels and to map the application process completely online
Setting up customer service for long term success doesn't just mean catering to the current workforce, it also applies to recruitment. Over the last several months, several sectors have seen exponential increases in customer inquiry volumes—the airline industry alone has seen a 199% increase in customer service calls. To help fill hundreds and thousands of jobs within the growing customer service industry, video communication tools are a key technology asset—applicants can speak directly with recruiters when in-person interviews are no longer an option. Other aspects of the application process that should become digital include testing customer service applicants on their phone and digital skills. For example, technology can simulate a chat window interaction to help businesses assess this important skill for representatives.
A glimpse into the future of customer service
Following these four key steps to support remote work preparation, management, training, and recruitment will allow companies to realize business continuity and continue to provide a high level of service to customers. As the industry moves forward with the "new normal" of work, it will be that much more possible for representatives to work from home, especially with the right policies, processes and technology in place. The flexibility that remote work provides will also open the door to attract new talent who are looking to work in customer service without having to commute into an office. Overall, the transition of customer service teams to remote settings has several benefits, and by following the aforementioned four steps, businesses can set themselves up for long-term success and remain competitive.
This article was originally published by Loyalty360


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The opening credits for season one of "Outlander". The "Sky Boat" song was reinvisioned by Bear McCreary and sung by Raya Yarbrough. This is from the episode "The Hail Mary" and marked the series return to Scotland where Jamie (Sam Heughan), Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Murtagh (Duncan Lacroix) deal with their failure to stop the Jacobite uprising and the devastating Battle of Colloden Moor.
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U of T recently released its annual report on enrolment, showing projected increases to enrolment at UTM and UTSC.
Enrolment makes up the largest part of the university's day-to-day revenue. According to the report, 88 per cent of the 2017–2018 "budgeted $2.5 billion in revenue" is "tied directly to students" through provincial operating grants, which are provided to the university based on enrolment, as well as tuition.
"Students are paying fees and that becomes revenue to the university," said Jeff Lennon, Senior Manager of Academic Planning and Analysis. "If that student is a domestic student, they would be paying a tuition fee, and then we would have an operating grant from the government for the program that they're in."
Enrolment at U of T has boomed over the past 20 years, culminating with almost 89,000 students enroled in 2016–2017. Enrolment increased across U of T's three campuses in both undergraduate and graduate programs. UTM, UTSC, and UTSG's Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape & Design, experienced the most enrolment growth over the past year.
U of T plans to increase undergraduate enrolment by two per cent or 1,152 Full-Time Equivalents (FTE) over the next five years. FTE is "a measure of course load activity of the students enroled," that refers to the equivalent of a student "taking a full course load of five courses."
While UTSC and UTM plan to grow by nine per cent, which is almost 1,000 FTE, and six per cent, which is almost 700 FTE, over the next five years, respectively, UTSG projects a reduction in enrolment of one per cent, which is around 500 FTE.
UTM and UTSC have grown significantly over the past decade, which has increased the demand for expanded classrooms and labs, student services, residences, and parking. Expansion and construction are already underway at both campuses.
"While the University has been very successful at fundraising for capital projects, continued support from the Province is essential to ensure that the University of Toronto continues to fulfill its mandate of providing a world-class teaching and research environment for its faculty and students," the report said.
The university saw an "increased demand" for professional master's programs as graduate enrolments continue to increase and has increased its number of program offerings to meet these demands over the past 10 years. Thirty per cent of all doctoral students and 23 per cent of master's students in Ontario are enroled at U of T.
The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering will reduce undergraduate enrolment by six per cent, which is around 300 FTE, over five years as part of a "graduate intensification plan." The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) also plans to reduce enrolment as the Concurrent Teacher Education program gets phased out. U of T plans "to end the undergraduate teacher education program and focus on teacher education at the graduate level."
In 2016–2017, 19.7 per cent of all students were international students. This number is expected to rise by almost 0.5 per cent over the next five years. According to the report, "internationalization has been an academic goal pursued across many divisions," and most of these divisions are close to reaching their enrolment goals.
"I see it as our goal to make the University of Toronto a truly global platform," said Joseph Wong, Associate Vice-President and Vice-Provost, International Student Experience.
Most international undergraduate students at U of T come from China at 63 per cent, India at four per cent, and South Korea at three per cent. Initiatives, like the Lester B. Pearson Scholarship program, have been created to encourage students from "more diverse source countries."
According to Wong, having "different perspectives and points of views and experiences really enriches the classroom," especially in smaller classes.
"The four years that you spend in undergraduate are really transformative years," said Wong. "The more we can infuse a kind of global landscape and the more we can position the U of T as a global platform, the more your experience becomes potentially transformative, and I think that's really exciting."
The university also made "efforts to attract more students of across Canada" and saw an increase in enrolment from students from other provinces over the course of five years.
"Overall, the data presented in this report demonstrate solid progress toward our long-term enrolment goals," the report stated. "The University of Toronto continues to attract a large number of high-quality students, both domestically and internationally."


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Comey Critiques Trump Soul Food
The Dow fell 450 points after President Trump tweeted threats to bump tariffs on $200 billion of China stuff from 10% to 25%. He also weighed in on the Kentucky Derby and Bob Mueller.
Trump Soul Food
But the president's not alone in letting people know what he thinks. James Comey wrote an op-ed for the NYT claiming Trump eats Attorney General Barr's soul in small bites.
Maximum Security Instant Replay Interference
Maximum Security doesn't know he finished 17th in the Kentucky Derby. He still thinks he won. But, after reviewing the instant replay for 22 minutes, track officials ruled interference and disqualified the winner for the first time in the 145 year history of the Run for the Roses.
The instant replay showed Mad Max drifted out of his lane and hip checked War of Will. That caused a chain reaction slowing other horses. Thus the 17th place finish for Maximum Security. He also kicked mud on the horses behind him. Country House, a 65-1 shot, was named the winner.
Trump Maximum Security Tweet
President Trump tweeted that the ruling was "politically incorrect."
Owner Gary West appealed but was denied. Now he says he'll sue. But Max doesn't know anything about that either.


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NextDecade improves channel access to Rio Grande LNG facility
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Tanks and Terminals,
NextDecade Corp. (NextDecade) has announced that it has completed a competitive bid and contracting process and has selected Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corp. (Great Lakes) to perform essential improvements to the Brownsville ship channel, Texas, US.
These improvements, which include deepening the channel, will enhance commercial navigation into and out of the port of Brownsville, ensuring the safe and reliable access of LNG carriers to NextDecade's Rio Grande LNG facility and optimising the ability of shallower draft traffic to pass LNG carriers in either direction in accordance with US coast guard guidelines. NextDecade, in coordination with the port of Brownsville, has completed the permitting process for the project activities within the scope of the dredge and disposal construction agreement (DDCA) announced on 17 November 2020.
The DDCA is consistent with NextDecade's overall Rio Grande LNG construction budget and timeline and features provisions that enable efficient sequencing and coordination with Rio Grande LNG project development activities pursuant to engineering, procurement, and construction contracts executed with Bechtel Oil, Gas & Chemicals Inc. in May 2019.
"We have finalised our contract for channel improvements with Great Lakes Dredge & Dock," said Matt Schatzman, NextDecade's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "These improvements, to be completed without the use of public funds, will benefit existing port tenants and pave the way for future development of the port of Brownsville. As we continue to advance our development activities, we are pleased to demonstrate our continued commitment to the port, to Cameron county, and to the entire Rio Grande valley."
"Great Lakes looks forward to partnering with NextDecade on this important project," said Lasse Petterson, Great Lakes' President and Chief Executive Officer. "Great Lakes' extensive dredging experience, proven track record for successful completion of similar projects, and emphasis on safe work performance uniquely qualifies Great Lakes for this work. We are encouraged by the project's commitment to the port of Brownsville and we look forward to supporting this effort during our dredging programme. This will be the largest project ever undertaken by Great Lakes and we anticipate adding this project to backlog once a notice to proceed is received."
Read the article online at: https://www.tanksterminals.com/terminals/19112020/nextdecade-improves-channel-access-to-rio-grande-lng-facility/
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