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If I was asked what I knew about International media at the start of the semester, I would probably just blurt out a couple of generic answers such as foreign movies and global news channels. BCM111 has completely broadened my knowledge on what media in an international landscape really means. I did not know that the term "Globalisation" or the notion of something being "globalised" was more relevant then ever. We are living in a society that is constantly chopping and changing its ways due to allowing of cross-border integration. Most people are oblivious to this in society, but when you divulge deeper into this issue you will discover many patterns and impacts that still continue to surprise me.
I have challenged myself to re-evaluate the term Globalisation. Do we REALLY live in a globalised world, or is it just the western world taking over? I wish in our globalised world today that hybridity was prevalent, as a hybrid world would be celebrating multiple unique and individual cultures coming together to form one, but sadly I personally think this is definitely not the case. Through this semester in International Media, I have come to the realisation that the western world is living up to its "bully stereotype" and forcing unique and individual cultures to become more like themselves aka cultural imperialism at its finest.
Apart from my opinion on our so-called "globalised world", I have been linking some key course topics to my theories I think about day to day. Such as why do International people think Australians are so racist? Even though I'm not that surprised, I realised it is most likely due to the Australian media we put forward to the world, whether it is our sense of humor or the ways we express ourselves to internationals. This will not change as we are our own culture, so English critics slamming shows such as Summer Heights High need to take a chill pill and realise that the whole world just cannot be as "hilarious" as themselves.
Us as an inevitably globalised world need to take a deep breath and embrace this change and should use international media outlets as a means to INFLUENCE and not CHANGE. "Think global, act local".


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Hii Guys!
About a week ago I showed you my new sunglasses from Oasap, but what I didn't show you was the floral top that came along with it! Normally, I hardly wear colours, but since spring is here I thought some colour wouldn't do any harm. Wearing this top I feel like spring itself, I feel so happy! Besides the obvious, amazing floral print, the fabric is really light as well, which makes it a perfect top for these warmer days. And there's another reason why I'm having such a happy mood. I got several grades back from my exames of last week, and so far I've only got one bad grade back. In the first place, that might doesn't seem like a good thing, but since I thought I made all my exams horrible, it is haha!
jeans - h&m top - oasap shoes - vintage
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Life is an unwritten metaphor of communal undertaking called journey. Along the road are inevitable bumps, rough patches and unexpected detours. But the most prized part is when at the end of it, one finds that he has arrived at the destination.
And such is my long journey to the place that with pride I call my second home. After years of intellectual struggling and uncertain dreaming, I just found myself again in the middle of this semi arid dessert among the bright imelda grasses.
Welcome back to College of Education, Mindanao State University, General Santos City! A dream so long waited to come.


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another cool NY pic (though this one has been doctored way more than the last). I started packing this weekend for school and NY/DC. the rest of my weekend was spent by the pool with my mom, who's getting sad that I'm leaving her.
And other than that, the past week or so has been filled with essay anxiety. My dad and Nicolle think my optional diversity essay sounds immature and not appropriate (though Mark, my mom, and Michelle all say they think it's good). But I hate, Hate, HATE when people call me immature, even though I know I am, for the most part. And while calling my essay immature isn't the same thing as calling me immature, Nicolle thinks that the essay is proof that I shouldn't be going to law school next year.
So now, I have an even longer and more important essay to write - the personal statement. And I've totally psyched myself out for it. Not only is it important for my applications, but I feel like I have to use this essay to prove to Nicolle, and to a lesser degree my dad, that I am mature enough for law school. And I have NOTHING to write about. I really can't come up with a single topic that I like. Which makes me then doubt whether or not I should be even going to law school. If I can't even write two pages on why I'd be a good law school student, why am I bothering???
Monday, August 29, 2005
T - 1 day, 7 hours
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Thursday, August 25, 2005
just a LITTLE excited
How cool is this picture of Central Park? and between you and me (and NOT between me and anyone who has heard me rant and rave about how much I hate NY), I'm really excited to go next week.
I think this trip will be much better than the last one, for so many reasons, but I still have to put up my NYC is the grossest place on earth front because if I'm not extremely loyal to the midwest and small towns, what am I?
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So all my days are currently being spent doing one of three things:
1. Writing or avoiding writing my law school essays. The usual procrastination involves talking online for hours about nothing - my favorite thing in the world to do - or shopping for engagement rings with one of the many friends I have who plan on getting them soon.
2. Planning my trips for the next month - In one week I go to NY, then next week to DC, the next week to Denver, and the next week to Hanover!!! Plus, the week after that, Courtney is coming to visit me and I'm completely thrilled.
3. Reading ahead... okay, so I'm a loser and already ordered the text for my Juveniles and the Law class this fall. But, in my defense, it's really interesting, and I'm not even doing it to suck up (which I'm sure you don't believe)
Anywho, so life isn't all that exciting. My trips will be a ton of fun, but the three dentist appointments I'm squeezing in before school starts will do their best to spoil that fun. And that's about all that's new in my life.
(plus, i'm getting more and more nervous about the outfit to end all outfits day. and if you don't know what that means, i'm more than willing to tell you in a forum that isn't open for everyone to see)
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Friday, August 19, 2005
Fox Pox
My mom called me at work to tell me that she had her nails painted the wrong color and she needs to have it fixed before tomorrow because she's going to a wedding.
Me: "Oh, that's too bad. I'm sorry about that."
Mom: "Yup, well, it's my own fault. I definitely commited a fox pox."
Me: [laughing for at least 5 minutes] "You mean a faux pas?!?!"
Mom: "Oh, yeah. That."
I have the best Mom in the whole world.
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My Spoiled Date
Had a date yesterday.
Was rudely interrupted on my date yesterday.
My date went running out without even saying goodbye because of this interruption.
Now wondering if I'll ever have another date again.
So what if my date was just with the 50-something sales representative of Royal Office Products?!?! It was a date, gosh darn it, and now a days I'll take what I can get! ;)
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Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Sister Kate & Sister Liz
So yesterday was the LONGEST work day ever!!!! Plus, I spent a total of three HOURS driving in rush hour traffic. Was late getting to my uncle's for dinner, but I had a good night over all. The reason I was eating there was cuz a friend of the family who happens to be a nun, Sister Kate, was in town with another friend, Sister Liz.
These two ladies were completely fascinating - they are these two older women who are spunky and ridiculously inspiring. Sister Kate works in a parish in Mississippi that is 90% Mexican and extremely poor. Right now, she's organizing efforts to build a church for the parish - one taco sale at a time. Sister Liz works in inner city parishes with predominantly African American populations. The thing is, these two women are probably mid-fifties/early sixties, and don't wear habits or anything of the sort. Instead, they go around in their blazers looking like cute grandmothers - I'm completely in awe of their lifestyle. They have the most amazing stories that make you almost envy their lifestyles....that is, of course, until you remember exactly all that they have to give up. Then I just wonder who in their right mind could dedicate and sacrifice like they do and if I'll ever be devoted to *any* cause like they are devoted to their religion and work.
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Monday, August 15, 2005
This explains a lot....
This might explain my need for a cowgirl hat... And I was CHIEF garbage-man, and don't you forget it!
Your past life diagnosis:
I don't know how you feel about it, but you were male in your last earthly incarnation. You were born somewhere in the territory of modern South India around the year 700. Your profession was that of a shepherd, horseman or forester.
Your brief psychological profile in your past life:
Person with huge energy, good in planning and supervising. If you were just garbage-man, you were chief garbage-man.
The lesson that your last past life brought to your present incarnation:
You are bound to learn to understand other people and to meet all difficulties of life with a joyful heart. You should help others by bringing them a spirit of joy.
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New Hats and Suffocating Babies
VERY good weekend - went shopping and to a Dartmouth Club of the Rocky Mountains picnic with Kelly. Got two new hats (which is big for me, cuz I have such a fat head), including the cowgirl hat I've been dying to get for a while(see left). Something tells me that I'll never have an excuse to wear it, but it's just one of those things that I need to own.
Also, I went to my first ever Dartmouth Club event and that was lame for the most part, but in the middle of a conversation with an alumn, I noticed this guy standing about twenty feet away, holding a baby. Not much of interest there, except that the guy was NOT holding the baby properly. And by that I mean he basically had the kid in a headlock and almost looked like he was trying to suffocate it. I kept watching for about two minutes, then finally decided that SOMEbody had to say something. And I was *just* about to interrupt the guy I was talking with so I could give the baby guy a piece of my mind and tell him that he should NOT be holding a baby in such a way, when he turned the baby around and I saw that it was a doll dressed in a dartmouth jumper. boy was I embarassed....
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Thursday, August 11, 2005
my tummy hurts... :(
today has just been a sort of blah day. i've felt a little sick for most of the morning and afternoon. and then i got into an argument with mike. and i got pissed. and i'm still pissed. and i just wonder if i'll ever get to the point where i can move past him, stop talking to him, and stop caring what he thinks. cuz i know i still have way more invested than he does. i'm such a stinkin girl.
maybe i should rethink getting together with him in NY. it'll be awkward and i'll probably be pretty disappointed. I just wish he would tell me EXACTLY how he feels about me so that I wouldn't keep trying to read too much into everything.
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Window Shopping = BAD idea!
So, lately, I've been talking with Lissa about her and Simon getting married. And now Liz has been married for a couple of months. And Christi now has a website for her wedding up. And Marlene sent me and Mark an e-mail about how Tommy's been talking about rings a lot on the phone lately. She wanted to know what it meant, and I told her clearly, Tommy is giving her a heads up so she has time to tell someone else who will then tell Tommy what kind of ring to get. Cuz Tommy is a smart boy and knows that EVERY girl already knows what kind of ring she wants and he's just doing his research so he'll get a good one.
Mark thought that was funny and then wanted to know what kind of ring I wanted. So I was doing some window shopping for engagement rings today. BAAAAAAD idea.
Now I want to be engaged.
And I want to be engaged soon.
Like, yesterday. ;)
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Wednesday, August 10, 2005
It drives me nuts!
So my new favorite joke of all time: (Discovered on lawschoolnumbers.com of all places...)
A pirate walks into a bar with a steering wheel hanging out of his pants. The bartender looks at him and asks, "You there! What is that hanging out of your pants?"
The pirate responds, "ARRRGGGH, it drives me nuts!"
Which is not NEARLY as funny as Sarah's response to my joke:
"ummm i don't get the joke. sorry to be a critical audience but why would he have a steering wheel in his pants and why is it funny that it is driving him nuts? wouldn't that be obvious? i think i have no sense of humor... :-("
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Tuesday, August 09, 2005
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Saturday, August 06, 2005
Are they SERIOUS?!?!
Read a story today. Got infuriated. Now want to go to Wisconsin and kick some ass.
Wisconsin & Birth Control
I mean - COME ON!!! What's next?!!? are we going to make condoms illegal? And don't even get me started on what shit like this does to rape victims!!!! Does NObody else see how asinine this is?!?!
Posted by Little Bagel at 8:52 PM 0 comments
Friday, August 05, 2005
If I can't be Bette Midler...
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Thursday, August 04, 2005
Wicked, here I come!!!!
GOOD NEWS!!!! I'm finally going to see Wicked live! Labor Day Weekend I'm going to stay with Sarah on Long Island and we're going to visit Mark and my cousin Kerry, and then on Friday night we're going to Wicked!!! WOOHOO! I couldn't BE more excited. This'll be the highlight of my whole summer (it even tops the fourth and my 21st bday!).
My mom is kind of disappointed in me for spending the money, but I think it's worth it. Of course, this means I'm going to be living the life of a cheap bastard for the remainder of my summer. But it really makes no difference - this is going to be an AMAZING trip!
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Wednesday, August 03, 2005
The Law School Admission Council finally posted their online applications. I know what I'LL be doing for the rest of summer, how bout you?
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Tuesday, August 02, 2005
Rent, the movie!!!!
so Miss Kitty and I went to see Must Love Dogs last night - TERRIBLE movie, but there were two great things that came out of it.
1. my mom leaned over to offer me popcorn during this very serious part of the movie, and before she could even ask me if I wanted some, she had dumped the ENTIRE bag in my lap! I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe and then everyone around us was totally annoyed. Best part of the whole movie.
2. I saw the preview for the movie of Rent - OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG!!!!! I'm SOOOOOOOOO excited - it's going to be SOOOOOOOOO good!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I HAVE to go see it - November 11th, mark your calendar!
Posted by Little Bagel at 8:37 AM 0 comments
Monday, August 01, 2005
New Zealand Bra Fence
Apparently there's a sheep farmer in New Zealand who has a fence on his property that is a local tourist attraction:
Bra Fence
I think I want to start one of these in Hanover. Maybe on all of the construction fences that had to wait till my senior year to take over campus, and make it so ugly and orange.
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CARTERET — Authorities are actively searching for a man who has been charged with fatally shooting a 17-year-old male in Carteret, Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and Carteret Police Chief John Pieczyski announced this weekend.
Jorge Borrero, 19, who last was known to be living in Carteret, was charged on Feb. 18 with murder and possession of a handgun for an unlawful purpose in the death of Malcolm Harvey, 17, of Pershing Avenue, Carteret.
Borrero last was seen on the day of the homicide. Police are actively searching for the homicide suspect, who they believe may be armed and dangerous. He is a 5-foot, 10-inch-tall Hispanic male weighing 150 pounds.
After an investigation by Sgt. Raymond Novak and Detective Larissa Lilavois, both of the Carteret Police Department, and Investigator Scott Crocco of the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office authorities believe that Borrero shot Harvey on Pershing Avenue, about 50 yards away from the Carteret library. The victim walked toward the library before he fell to the sidewalk.
Police were alerted to the shooting by a 911 call that was placed at 5:57 p.m. on Feb. 16. The victim was pronounced dead at 7:46 p.m. that evening at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway.
Authorities are asking anyone with information about the case to call Sgt. Novak at (732) 541-3814, Detective Lilavois at (732) 541-3858, or Investigator Crocco at (732) 745-4471.
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Is there ever going to be a touch-screen BlackBerry 9000 from Research In Motion?
The question was raised again this week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, where RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie suggested that it could happen. "For sure, we're looking at all kinds of different device packaging and presentation," Balsillie told Reuters. I think getting religious on package is not the way to go," Balsillie continued. "It's really user preference-oriented."
RIM would not add further details about such a device despite several calls and e-mails over the past two days.
RIM, which makes the BlackBerry Pearl and other popular wireless e-mail devices, was rumored on blogs last fall to be making a new device with a different user interface from its typical keyboard and screen.
The Boy Genius Report blog even posted concept illustrations of the coming BlackBerry 9000 device, saying it had a 480-by-320-pixel touch screen and could hit the market in the first half of 2008. In that illustration, the entire front of the device was a touch screen, similar to the iPhone.
Some bloggers, including Al Sacco at CIO, were saying the device would be a suitable follow-up to Apple's iPhone touch-screen interface. (CIO is a sister publication to PCWorld.)
Since the device has not appeared and has not been announced by now, some analysts wonder if it will ever happen, or even whether it makes sense. "I'd say the chances are near zero that this [BlackBerry 9000] will happen anytime soon," said Jack Gold, an analyst at J. Gold Associates in Northboro, Mass. "It makes no sense for them to eliminate their keyboard and navigation as it will alienate their user base and require that they totally rearchitect the OS running on the device," Gold added.
Ken Dulaney, an analyst at Gartner, said he would bet that RIM wouldn't do a complete touch-screen interface. "RIM is into typing," he said, referring to the QWERTY keyboards on other RIM devices that are widely used by corporate customers and embraced by others on the consumer-focused Pearl.
But Dulaney said he believes RIM has a new user interface of some kind in development that provides "innovation in the typing area."
Several phone and wireless device makers have followed the iPhone's touch concept, and some touch screens even preceded it.
Motorola showed a Rokr E8 phone at the Consumer Electronics Show that attempts to improve on the iPhone by giving users a mild "buzz" when a key is contacted on a smooth surface. By contrast, users of the iPhone don't get a tactile response from touching keys on its plate of glass.


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Over the years we have established a pretty good idea of what comprises a great car boot sale. Of course, we can't do much about the weather and there's always an element of luck regarding the number of people who attend each week. However, there are some things which we feel should be common to all car boot fairs for no other reason than to make it a safer and more pleasant experience for anyone, buyer or seller, when attending a boot sale.
With this in mind we have created the Car Boot Junction Approval Scheme. Car boot operators who are members of the scheme do their best to ensure that they meet the following criteria at each sale they operate. Those who do qualify to have our approval stamp added to their listing and the opportunity of additional promotion of their boot fairs (coming soon).
The provision and marking of designated parking spaces close to the sellers area specifically for Blue Badge holders. Availability of these spaces must either be made clear at the entrance to the boot sale or, as a minimum, parking attendants must point out the availability on identification of a Blue Badge holder.
The provision of toilets, including toilets with disabled access. These must be within car boot sale grounds or within 100 metres of any given car boot entrance/exit, i.e. it is acceptable to count the toilets belonging to a public building where the car boot is held (with building owner's permission) e.g. a school. It is not acceptable to send people 1/2 a mile down the road to use the ones at the nearest supermarket. These toilets must be kept reasonably clean and access to and from unrestricted by rubbish, muddy puddles and stray sellers.
There must be an active policy in force to mitigate the sale of counterfeit, stolen and unsafe goods. Ideally this should be a written policy available on request, but as a minimum notices should be placed at the sellers entrance and at the main office (if applicable), notifying sellers that a policy is in force. In addition random spot checks of sellers goods should be carried out each week (this may be done anonymously using a mystery shopper approach to avoid embarrassment.) We recommend the following wording "We actively operate an Anti-Counterfeiting, Stolen and Unsafe Goods Policy. Spot checks are carried out of goods offered for sale and we reserve the right to refuse admission or to ask a seller to leave without refund should they be found to be selling counterfeit, stolen or unsafe goods. In such cases, Trading Standards and/or the Police may be notified." The policy must be enforced.
Sufficient rubbish bins should be made available to prevent general littering, especially around refreshment kiosks. The land should be cleared at the end of the day of any remaining litter and arrangements made for appropriate and legitimate removal of waste, in sufficient a timescale that it does not become a health risk or hazard to wildlife or livestock.
Where the buyer's entry fee is not collected on entrance to the car park but on entrance to the seller's area, a policy to readmit buyers without charge who wish to take goods back to their vehicle before returning to browse, must be in place.
Food and drink must be available on site or within 100 metres of any given car boot entrance/exit.
At least one qualified first aid person must be on the car boot operators team during the car boot operating times, equipped with a basic first aid kit, mobile phone and emergency contact numbers.
A lost and found policy must be in place with a recognised place for property, including children and dogs, to be brought which have been misplaced by their owners. We recommend this is the main car boot office/hut, where such exists.
Where dogs are not allowed in the main car boot area, a policy must be in place for parking attendants to keep an eye out for dogs left in vehicles on hot days. Where dogs appear to be in distress all efforts should be made to contact the owner and if necessary the RSPCA.
Full contact information for the car boot operator must be available to CarBootJunction.com even if left unpublished.


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Confessions of a university girl.
So nice to hear from you, thank you for the comment! It's been an awful lot of time, but your blog is still beautiful and I'm glad to be back :)Doing some changes to the layout of mine now *excited*see you soon + xx sophia


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IAG is proud to support the Reconciliation movement in Australia.
Learn about our RAP commitments for 2015-2017.
Our 10-year commitment to building career pathways for future Indigenous leaders.
IAG is a proud supporter of AIME, an organisation that provides mentoring to Indigenous high school students
IAG is privileged to support the NPY Women's Council in its work to keep women safe and Aboriginal culture strong.


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Rushed Reactions: #1 Gonzaga 77, #7 South Carolina 73Posted by rtmsf on April 1st, 2017
RTC is providing coverage from start to finish of the NCAA Tournament, including this weekend's Final Four in Phoenix.
- Balance, Balance, Balance. There are many good reasons why Gonzaga is now sitting at 37-1 and heading to the National Championship game on Monday night, but one of the best is because of its offensive balance. Nigel Williams-Goss is the proverbial star, but he is truthfully only one of roughly six players who can take the reins for large swaths of a game. The stat sheet shows that four Zags finished tonight's game in double figures — led by Williams-Goss' 23 points, five rebounds and six assists — but he, Przemek Karnowski (13 points, five rebounds), Jordan Mathews (12 points on four three-pointers), Zach Collins (14 points, 13 rebounds, six blocks) and even Silas Melson (six points on two three-pointers) all had their moments carrying the team. For the game, the Zags consistently got to their spots against the nation's second-best defense, shooting 48.3 percent from the field and nearly the same (47.4%) from beyond the arc. In the late second half, Gonzaga was definitely in "hold on" mode as South Carolina made its charge, but for the majority of the game, Mark Few's preparation and coaching ensured that they would find excellent shots. Despite a gutty 16-0 run by the Gamecocks to create all kinds of pressure, they made just enough to advance.
- Get to Know Zach Collins, America. There's a reason that the seven-footer has been on NBA Draft boards all season long despite the freshman's limited usage (43% of available minutes). Seeing a significant opportunity against South Carolina's undersized frontcourt, Mark Few directed his team to pound the ball inside early and often. With Collins and Przemek Karnowski repeatedly frustrating the Gamecocks' interior defense with post moves and kickouts to open shooters, the Zags were able to build a large lead that turned out to be just enough to hold on. Collins has an advanced post game for his age and his six rejections shows that he's certainly no slouch on the other end of the floor either. With a showing like this, expect the freshman to become the first one-and-done player in Gonzaga history.
- Frank Martin's Postgame Press Conference. Normally we leave it to the Quotable section below to describe the key moments from the postgame press conference. Not tonight. During Frank Martin's time on the dais, he was asked a question by a reporter about how impactful his team's run had been to the youngsters watching back in the Palmetto State. Martin immediately went quiet, not saying a single word for a long 10 to 15 seconds. You could hear a pin drop in that room as the normally stoic head coach was clearly moved to tears. When he finally spoke, all eyes were on him. He spoke like a proud but hurt father speaking about his children — a poignant and revealing moment for a man who loves his players that way, but has had a reputation for fire and brimstone throughout his career.
Star of the Game. Zach Collins, Gonzaga. Collins made a comment earlier in the day that he wouldn't want to be playing himself tonight, and he was certainly prescient in his observation. His 14 points, 13 rebounds and six blocks were felt all over the floor tonight, and it's unlikely that Gonzaga would still be playing if not for his outstanding effort.


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Throughout April, Cisco invites girls around the globe to meet technologists and innovators who are changing the world. We hope to inspire girls everywhere to become part of a new generation of problem solvers, using technology to make a difference.
Cisco's Girls Power Tech 2016 is part of International Girls in ICT Day, an event on Thursday, April 28, sponsored by the United Nations. The annual day of activities organized by the International Telecommunications Union is aimed at improving the understanding of careers in ICT among girls. Cisco has supported Girls in ICT since its inception in 2011.
Women are less likely to choose technology careers than men, and yet these jobs present tremendous professional and economic opportunity for women. According to the European Commission, only 30% of the region's ICT workforce is women. This is compounded by the fact that only 29 out of every 1,000 female graduates have a computing or related degree. Of these 29, only 4 go on to work in ICT-related services.
The Cisco Networking Academy program reaches out to women and girls around the world to prepare them with the IT skills and professional experience to succeed in IT careers. Learn more about Women in IT who studied with the Networking Academy program.
In 2015, Cisco Girls Power Tech events attracted more than 3300 girls in 56 countries at 91 Cisco locations. This year, we hope to inspire even more girls to consider IT careers. Here in the U.S., events are being planned at Cisco offices in many states.
Cisco mentors will share career advice, anecdotes from their own careers, and demonstrate a variety of Cisco technologies. The goal is to inspire more girls to study science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) subjects in higher education, and become global problem solvers by using technology in innovative ways.
"We're part of an amazing industry that is continuously changing the way we connect to everyone and everything," said Kelly Kramer, Cisco Chief Financial Officer. "Our mentors inspire young women to imagine, innovate and build the way we connect in the future."
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Naturally Chef Who Dat, who hands out his satirical fliers directed at the day's opponent before each game to his fellow seatmates in Section 641, wanted to be in that number when the Saints unfurl that flag. But now it appears the kind of emphasis on excellence that helped land that once unthinkable banner will leave Chef Who Dat's alter ego, Xavier professor Ross Louis, and possibly 1,199 of his closest pals on the outside looking in this fall.
As part of a Superdome refurbishing that will make the venue more attractive for Super Bowls and provide more revenue for the team, some 1,200 Upper Terrace seats on the Claiborne Avenue side will be eliminated to make room for a new press box. The old press box will be converted into luxury suites.
"Other people don't really know what it means to us, " said Louis, who bought his season tickets in Section 641 with his wife, Jenny, as a commitment to the city after they lost their Lakeview home to Hurricane Katrina in 2005. "But it feels very real. There is a bond and a connection to New Orleans that started at football games and extends beyond that. It might seem silly to some people, but to those of us up there, it is a neighborhood -- and the game is as much about who you watch it with as it is what happens on the field."Louis is a member of The Missing 1200, a newly formed group comprised of members of the die-hard, nose-bleed Saints diaspora.
All told, some 300 season ticket packages were impacted by the latest renovation to the Superdome.
According to The Missing 1200, the Saints initially dealt with the matter in a haphazard manner. More recently, however, Michael Stanfield, the Saints' vice president for ticket and suite sales, has denounced any cavalier treatment the fans might have received.
Both the seat-less fans and Saints brass appear confident some kind of relocation plan eventually will be hatched. On March 18, Stanfield said the team would do everything possible to find seats for the displaced fans for the upcoming season.
In a worst-case scenario, another 3,400 seats will be added to the Superdome as part of further reconstruction in 2011, and the displaced season-ticket holders would remain on the top of the waiting list of 60,000 next year.
But for now, and with the banner waiting to drop, there probably will be a less raucous group under the rafters. In that area, in the old days, you would find a beer outlet, a restroom, and fans like Michelle Burman and her fiance, Jonathan Pohlmann.
The couple met in Section 642 during the Saints' losing 2007 season when Pohlmann, seated behind Burman, launched into a spirited disquisition on the glories of LSU football and the wickedness of Florida. Burman lived in the Sunshine State for some time and was partial to the Gators and quarterback Tim Tebow, whom Pohlmann painted in satanic terms.
Burman spun in her seat and, in a few memorably crisp words, informed Pohlmann just what she thought of his football expertise. Chastened, Pohlmann bought Burman a beer and eventually a ring.
"We consider it the best section in the Dome and like to think of it as where the real people are, " Burman said. "In the club level they sit there and politely clap. We're more for wild screaming. That's football, that's the Who Dats. In the other sections you don't get that tingling feeling going up your spine."
That feeling grew more pronounced after Katrina, according to several fans. All of them spoke movingly of the bond that has formed between them as the Saints and their Superdome niche served as a sort of anchor to their rebuilding efforts and their commitment to the team and the city.
The Upper Terrace krewes would hold overnight tailgate parties. Louis began handing out his "menus." TheirA Web page shows many of them in all their game day costume glory: Sister Jen in her habit; the Entity's black-and-gold Teletubby outfit; the Bay Rat Who Dat.
"It's really been more than football, " Jenny Louis said. "It represents more than that."
It is that camaraderie that makes the Superdome's upper reaches much more than a kind of freakish tundra other fans talk about only in hushed tones. Louis conceded that at times Dirty Dog will plant his feet on the back wall and his hands on the last row's seats, but noted no toll is charged those who must pass under his human arch to get to the beer stand. An almost familial spirit pervades the Upper Terrace, its denizens said.
"At the Arizona playoff game, Beanie Wells' fiance and his little brother were in our section -- and we bought her drinks, " Louis said proudly. "In the NFC championship against Minnesota, the father and mother of one of the Vikings assistant coaches were up there with us. We treat everyone with respect."
What bothered Jeff Maumus, a leader of The Missing 1200, was a perceived lack of respect the Saints showed such a hard-core element of their fan base. When Maumus called the franchise seeking clarification of his seating status, he said someone in the ticket office told him he "should be taking one for the team, " and the idea left him "in a fury."
Since then, Maumus said, Stanfield has assured him that opinion reflects neither the policy nor the thinking of the Saints. And while many in The Missing 1200 still are miffed the Saints have not put anything to them in writing or dealt with the issue in what the fans consider a succinct, consistent manner, the overall mood has softened somewhat now that Stanfield and Maumus are in communication.
Maumus insisted no member of The Missing 1200 -- the group is comprised chiefly of fans from Sections 635 to 644 -- is standing athwart progress yelling "stop!"
"We don't want to give the impression we're against progress, " he said. "We are all in favor of doing whatever will entrench the Saints among the elite in the NFL."
Maumus can hardly be faulted for feeling slighted. Two years ago, Maumus was transferred to Atlanta, but he and his wife, Lindsay -- a native New Orleanian and reportedly an even bigger Who Dat than Maumus himself -- have driven back for all but two Saints homes games.
Like most of The Missing 1200, he desperately hopes some kind of arrangement can be made for a Thursday night game when the Saints kick off the 2010 regular season and formally hang a banner that previously existed only in fans' wildest dreams. The displaced fans talk of temporary bleachers, or even a "standing room only" section, would suit them just fine.
"I'm never sitting in my seat anyway, " Maumus said. "I know some people enjoy sitting close up, but that didn't suit me at all. The very top of the Superdome is a good place for us to do what we do -- banging and screaming away. And, personally, I think it's the most beautiful view of any stadium I've ever been in."


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Happy Birthday!
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We all need birthday cards. Let's see what you come up with.
Here are some of our "rules" for participation
The challenges change weekly on Mondays and you have a full week to play along. The design team for the Latenightstamper's Yahoo Group sponsor the challenges and do a great job inspiring our members. If you are not a member you are certainly welcome to join our group--click here--we are a bunch of stampers who love to use Stampin Up only products. If you don't want to join and just want to play along--that is ok too! We just ask that your samples remain at least 90% Stampin Up products. They do not have to be current products you can use your older stuff too! So to sum up our rules for you...
- Anyone can play along!
- All samples must be at least 90% Stampin Up products.
- You have a full week to play along and add your sample to the linky tool.
- You MUST link to only the post that has the challenge item--NOT YOUR HOME PAGE OF YOUR BLOG!!! Your samples will be deleted if they do not link directly to the project!
- Please add only new samples--do not link up samples from weeks ago this is a challenge to get you stamping more--not sharing more, lol!
- Have fun and be sure to check out the other players too!
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Hope those inspired you--go forth and create--then come on back and add your link below--remember to add a DIRECT link to you sample--not just a link to your entire blog.
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(Tillamook County, Oregon)
A 31-year-old female model from Oregon, Anna R. Welsh, has been arrested on two counts of using a child in a display of sexually explicit conduct, one count of sodomy and three counts of sex abuse.According to police, 'at least' three boys were involved, aged 16 and younger. Reportedly, Welsh engaging in sexual contact with one boy and traded porn with others.
As a professional model, Anna Welsh describes herself as a fitness model who does "boudoir, bikini and other types modeling." She also competes in distance running events and claims she loves to smile and laugh. And while mothering three children, Welsh serves as an active board member of a preschool.
Welsh was booked into custody at the Tillamook County Jail on $100,000 bail.


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Once I was 19.
And I blogged.
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And I blogged.
Some of you may be wondering when I'm going to grow up and do something with my life. I'm proud to announce my five year plan.
Biofuels biofuels biofuels 'glucose economy' cellulose biofuels.
I've joined Doug Clark's research group in the chemical engineering department at UC Berkeley. I'll be working on the problem of breaking down cellulose into glucose, which can be used as a feed material for microbes producing ethanol, butanol and other fuel products, polymers, chemicals, and all manner of things we need but get from oil. Cells eat up glucose, and we engineer the cells to produce the stuff we want. Here are the steps:
1. Grow plants with lots of cellulose. Plants take carbon from the air (CO2) and produce cellulose via photosynthesis.
2. Dissolve the cellulose
3. Add enzymes to break the cellulose down into sugar molecules.
4. Feed the sugar to microbes which have been engineered to produce the molecule(s) of interest
Cellulose is a long chain of glucose (sugar), all wound up and crystallized, and then stabilized with some other molecules. It's tough stuff; it has to be. Plants use it for structure and protection, so it makes sense that it's hard to break down. The dissolution and enzymatic breakdown of cellulose is widely considered the rate-limiting step in the production of biofuels from cellulose. (The ethanol plants dotting the midwest don't have to deal with cellulose - they feed the microbes using starch from corn plants. That's not very efficient, because it takes a lot of resources to produce corn, and only the kernels are used in the biofuel production. If anyone asks you to invest in a corn-based ethanol plant, tell them you got a bridge for sale...)
Ionic liquids are a special kind of solvent which have unique properties which make them able to dissolve cellulose in very high concentrations. They are essentially salts, or ions, which are liquid at room temperature. They're part organic solvent (think benzene, or methanol) and part salt (think NaCl). Their split personality allows them to wiggle between cellulose chains and pry them apart, dissolving them and breaking down their crystalline structure. This makes them much more susceptible to attack by enzymes converting the cellulose to sugar.
Problem is, these cellulase enzymes evolved in water, not in ionic liquids. In order to use enzymes to break down the cellulose that we dissolve in ionic liquids, we have to precipitate the cellulose out of the ionic liquid solution and put it back in water. My research project will involve trying to understand how the properties of the ionic liquids affect enzyme activity, and to engineer new enzymes that are active in ionic liquids.
Or at least what I think I'm doing. I'll let you know in a year or two if things turn out that way.
Sorry about my poor blogging performance, I've been real busy, grad school really has it in for me. In the absence of a long and meaningful post (I'm trying to complete a take-home midterm in my math class), here's a picture of Barack Obama several Halloweens ago:
This page contains all entries posted to Katieblog in October 2008. They are listed from oldest to newest.
September 2008 is the previous archive.
November 2008 is the next archive.
Many more can be found on the main index page or by looking through the archives.


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The Detroit Lions have trimmed their roster to 56 players by placing tight end Michael Williams on injured reserve and cutting linebacker Chris White and tailback Shaun Chapas.
They have until 6 p.m. to cut three more players and satisfy the NFL-mandated 53-man limit.
Williams suffered a broken hand in the exhibition win against New England, and will not play this season after landing on IR. He apparently suffered a setback following surgery on Monday, as coach Jim Schwartz said at the time no injuries were long term.
Williams, selected in the seventh round of April's draft, is the third 2013 draftee who won't play this season for the Lions. The club already cut receiver Corey Fuller (sixth round) and linebacker Brandon Hepburn (seventh).
Another rookie, the undrafted Joseph Fauria, now appears set to make the final roster as the third tight end. The former UCLA standout had a terrific camp as a pass-catcher, lining up both at tight end and in the slot.
He caught at least one pass in every preseason game, and finished with six for 72 yards and one touchdown.
White was acquired last week in a trade that sent quarterback Thaddeus Lewis to the Bills. His exit suggests at least Tahir Whitehead and Travis Lewis made the team, and also possibly Rocky McIntosh.
Updated cut list as of 5:38 p.m.
Updated cut list as of 3:05 p.m.
OL Rodney Austin
OL Xavier Proctor
WR Corey Fuller
CB Chris Greenwood
LB Brandon Hepburn
OL Kevin Haslam
LB Jon Morgan
C Darren Keyton
DB Martavius Neloms
CB Ron Bartell
S Amari Spievey
P Blake Clingan
WR Matt Willis
S Tyrell Johnson
RB Steven Miller
OL Jake Scott
LB Chris White
RB Shaun Chapas
Injured reserve
TE Michael Williams
FB Montell Owens (Limited, takes effect Tuesday)


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Double Exposure! Double Surprise!1 15 Share Tweet
Double, double, double~ double exposure, double surprise! sometime it looks weird, sometimes it looks cool, sometimes it looks messy, but it just surprises me all the time. I've completely fallen in love with it for no reason.
When I started to use LOMO camera and film, the first thing I want to learn is double exposure. I kept asking people how to do double exposure, the first thing what should I shoot and the second thing what should I shoot.
I just simply shoot and shoot, until now I still don't know what should I shoot first as well don't know what I shoot the next, the only thing that I know is "don't think just shoot", because we don't know what the result is after double exposure, so just let it be and just shoot.
Some people will like it and understand why I love double exposure so much, but some people just said it's weird and they cannot accept it. Before I took a picture with them, they would ask me, anything double with me? If it is anything double with me, I don't want to shoot. Definitely, I won't force everyone to think the same as I do when it comes to double exposure, but for everyone who appreciates and likes it, I will feel extremely excited and happy about it.
Our world as we see it has sky, sand, people, sea — what we see is what we shoot. Double exposure lets us enter a new world — it makes our life full of surprises.
written by gladys on 2011-11-22 #lifestyle #film #malaysia #love #double-exposure #article #gladys


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Hua Hin
Aside from golf, Hua Hin has plenty of attractions and things to do. You can laze on a white sandy beach, visit serene Buddhist temples and local markets, eat at high class restaurants offering the finest seafood in the Kingdom and stay at luxurious hotels, resorts and spas. Hua Hin can also offer all manner of sporting activites, shopping complexes such as Market Village, grand royal palaces, annual events and festivals and above all a friendly, welcoming local community. Hua Hin has it all!
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Jon Gosselin may have to find a job soon.
The former reality show dad has been ordered to pay back $180,000 of approximately $230,000 that estranged wife Kate Gosselin claims he took from their joint account without permission, reports TMZ.
"The remaining sum of $55,000, which Ms. Gosselin used for household bills and expenses relating to the children, will be subject to further determination by the arbitrator at a later date," says Kate's attorney, Mark Momjian.
Jon needs to repay the money by the time of the next hearing, Oct. 26, when Kate will also provide an accounting of her past expenses.
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Mermaids Aren't Real But They're Entertaining
A science fiction program on Animal Planet titled "Mermaids: The Body Found" got people so confused that some thought mermaids actually existed. The government issued a statement to clear up the misunderstanding but MarketWatch's Jon Friedman says that wasn't necessary. (Photo: Animal Planet)
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Question: What is your policy on troopers wearing the high visible safety vests while at a crash scene? Stay safe out there.
Answer: All workers (tow truck drivers, EMS, fire, police etc.) who are working at a crash scene are required to wear high visibility garments or approved fire department gear, per the Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Federal Highway Administration.
The Minnesota State Patrol policy complies with state and federal regulations. It states that it's mandatory to wear the high visibility apparel when employees are involved in activities such as working at crash scenes, directing traffic, investigating crashes, conducting vehicle inspection, working road construction details, handling lane closures or obstructed roadways, and when managing disasters within the right-of-way.
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Here are more ways for antiques lovers to make merry this season.
Galindo Home, 1721 Amador St., Concord. This 1856 Victorian farmhouse, reconfigured in the Queen Anne style in 1880, will be festooned with holiday decor when the Concord Historical Society opens it for weekend tours 1-4 p.m. Dec. 3-4, 10-11, 17-18 and 6-8 p.m. Dec. 14. Admission, $3. Light refreshments served. Details: 925-827-3380, or www.concordhistorical.org.
San Jose Super Toy, Comic and Collectible Show, Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, 344 Tully Road, San Jose. Hunt on Dec. 3 for the "Star Wars" or "Barbie" aficionado on your gift list. Special guests: Deep Roy and Radames Pera. Details: Admission, $15 at 9 a.m., $10 after 11 a.m., $4 for kids under 12; 408-809-4457; www.timetunnelnews.blogspot com.
Antique Bottle, Insulator and Western Collectible Show, Placer County Fairgrounds, 800 All American City Blvd., Roseville. This Dec. 2-3 sale is where many collectors seek Western and Gold Rush-era memorabilia. Details: $10 admission Dec. 2 (9 a.m.-5 p.m.) and free Dec. 3 (9 a.m.-3 p.m.); 916-367-1929.
Lace Museum, 552 S. Murphy Ave., Sunnyvale. The industrious volunteers have busy creating their famous lace-covered ornaments. Prices, $2-$25. While there, view the new exhibit "Wrapped up for the Holidays" (on till Jan. 22). Hours: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Special hours Dec. 16: 7-9 p.m. Admission free; donations welcome. Details: 408-730-4695, or www.thelacemuseum.org.
Blue Door Antiques, 321 North L St., Livermore. A great spot to rustle up vintage seasonal goodies. Most of the dealers in this collective offer retro items, and the space occupied by vendor Susie Crooks is wondrous. Details: Open daily; 925-449-2111.
Ainsley House, 300 Grant St., Campbell. This historic Tudor-style manse with adjoining carriage house holds holiday teas, tours and gift boutique through Dec. 18. Open houses scheduled for Dec. 15 and 18. For tea times, call 408-460-7048; tickets, $50. Other events run $5-$15. Details: 408-866-2119, or www.campbellmuseums.com.
The Echo Shop, 14554 Big Basin Way, Saratoga, is an elegant resale shop that's been supporting nonprofit causes since 1961. Since the stock changes weekly, you never know what you'll discover. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Details: 408-867-3995.
McConaghy House, 18701 Hesperian Blvd., Hayward. This 1880s Stick-Eastlake-style home will be decked out for tours, visits with Santa, reading of classic stories, gingerbread making from Dec. 3-17. Tours are $3-$5. Details: 510-581-0223. or www.haywardareahistory.org. (Sorry, house is not wheelchair-accessible.)
Antiques and More, 1148 El Camino Real, San Carlos. This collective kicks off the holidays with their open house Dec. 3-4 featuring food, beverages, live music. Details: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; 650-593-1152: www.antiquesandmoresancarlos.com.
PENPEX Stamp Show, Community Activity Building, 1400 Roosevelt Ave., Redwood City. Sixteen stamp dealers, plus the U.S. Post Office, will be on site Dec. 3-4. Details: Free admission; 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Dec. 3 and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 4; www.penpex.org.
The Antiques Colony, 1881 W. San Carlos St., San Jose. This is the largest, most diverse collective in the South Bay. If you are hunting for a present for the antiques guru, it may be here. Fifty vendors display a huge array of goods, including popular 1950s furniture and accessories. Details: 408-293-9844.
Museum of Wonder and Delight, 905 Leidesdorff St., Folsom. Christmas decor connoisseur Dolph Gotelli has curated an exemplary group of vintage toys, folk art and holiday collectibles. Hit the gift store, which is loaded with old store stock. Details: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday; 985-4871; www.museumofwonderanddelight.org.
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And then I got a birthday present that made me realize how lucky I am.
Hudson and I were playing at the park together on my Birthday. Hudson was digging in the sand. He pulled out a rock, stared at it, dusted it off, and then handed it to me. He told me he was giving it to me because it looked like a heart. Awwwwwww...a cold stone heart melted my broken one. It is without a doubt the best birthday present I have ever gotten. I told him I loved it, and would keep it forever. I totally mean it. (Except I've only had it less than a week, and already almost lost it...Rob found it...it must have fallen out of my jacket pocket).


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Briefing newsmen, the minister opined that under this scheme graduates who meet the required criteria can appear for examinations conducted in administrative service. He said they will be able to reach the high positions in the Public service. The Minister said that all obstructions will be removed from their path to pave the way for the deserving individuals to reach high positions.


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Canberra Has Your Spring School Holidays Sorted
Let the kids run wilder than their imaginations in Canberra these spring school holidays with a flurry of family-friendly activities including animal encounters, treasure hunts and amazing flower festivals.
Celebrate spring
Celebrate the turn of the season at Floriade, the largest flower show in the Southern Hemisphere, and a much loved fixture on Canberra's events calendar. This long established and free event showcases the best in horticulture, creative landscaping, innovation and design from 17 September – 16 October and you can keep the kids entertained with an exciting line up of entertainment. Don't miss the five-night after dark extravaganza, Floriade NightFest, from 28 September – 2 October with spectacular lighting designs and installations, pop-up roving entertainment, live comedy and music acts (this event is ticketed).
See a different side of 'the people's house' on a tour of the stunning private gardens atParliament House. The Spring Glory Courtyard Tour from 10 September to 16 October is a rare opportunity to see the glorious gardens that are lovingly tended by the Parliament House landscape staff. Beautifully calm and simple, these private gardens are sure to delight young and old alike!
Hunt for treasure
What will you find in the Australian National Botanic Gardens at night? Gather your family for a night-time botanical scavenger hunt on 24 September and 1 and 8 October, with treasures and treats to be found. Bring your torch, follow the clues and discover the fascinating plant, insect and animal life in the Gardens at night. Be the first to complete the scavenger hunt challenge and take home the coveted 'super-sleuth' prize.
Want to go on a treasure hunt, play spot the difference and wave at giant robots? Collect the special My Visit to the Mint activity booklet at the Royal Australian Mintthese school holidays and go on an adventure to learn how all of Australia's circulating coins are made. Be sure to make your own coin to remember your journey!
Make, create and innovate!
There are so many ways to get crafty with the kids in Canberra these school holidays. Explore art at the National Gallery of Australia and choose from an artists' easel full of free activities including Create Space workshops in the Sculpture Garden. Or sign your juniors up to creative meditation for children in the presence of evocative works of art or let them solve a hot new mystery that's straight from the secret ASI: Art Scene Investigation files.
Did you know some of the world's greatest architects started their career building with LEGO™? Check out The Great PLAY UP LEGO-athon at the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House for a fun, drop-in program from 26-30 September and 3-7 October where you can build your own masterpiece in the beautiful Senate Courtyard.
The Federation Gallery at the National Archives of Australia will be open for both long weekends of the school holidays. Pop in to see the Constitution or visit the special Family Corner full of richly-illustrated books and games inspired by the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize exhibition. Do a puzzle, try the Discovery trail or play Bug Bingo. Year 9—12 students can also join ANU School of Art graduates in a film production workshop on 7 October where participants will respond to the themes and artworks of the Waterhouse exhibition for inspiration.
Walk on the wild side
Be brave and take part in an animal encounter at the National Zoo & Aquarium to get up close and personal with some of the world's most amazing creatures like cheetahs, sharks, sun bears, white lions and red pandas. During the school holidays the Zoocation program offers a unique experience for primary aged children; they will get to meet many of the zoo's animals, play games and make toys for the animals.
Weave your way through the fascinating displays of Spiders at Questacon – The National Science and Technology Centre, until 9 October. Spiders will help you to unlock the secretive world of these captivating creatures. Wander through the fascinating exhibits and interactive displays to discover how these web-weavers, hunters and burrowers outlived the dinosaurs to become one of the most successful creatures on earth. Challenge a peacock spider to a dance-off or, if you dare, 'hold' a virtual wolf spider in the palm of your hand!
Give your little one a traditional Aussie bush experience at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve. Throughout the spring school holidays there are self-guided activities, boomerang throwing lessons, and billy tea and damper sessions around an open fire. Join a tour and search for koalas in the canopy, go platypus spotting or feed the pelicans with a ranger. If that's not enough, simply roam the bush trails of the Reserve and spot koalas, emus, kangaroos, platypuses, reptiles, possums and echidnas.
Educate, experience and respect
Explore the history of humanity – how we have shaped the world, and how the world has shaped us ‒ when major international exhibition A History Of The World In 100 Objects From The British Museum opens at the National Museum of Australia on 9 September.
Interactively learn all about Australia's involvement in wartime and some of the jobs done by today's peacekeepers at the Australian War Memorial. The Memorial offers a wide selection of school holiday activities and workshops including Hands-on History, where they can try on uniforms, handle real items, and hear incredible stories of Australians in wartime; Story Time and Stories for Families; free Drop in Craft sessions where kids can make paper slouch hats, gumleaf bookmarks, etchings, and poppies to take home; and Casting, Carving, Creating which explores various cast and carved sculptures and works of art at the Memorial and children use various materials such as plaster and clay to experiment with sculpting techniques.
Play and learn
Drop in to the National Library of Australia with your literary learner to read, write, illustrate and imagine at WordPlay. A range of activities help your little ones to explore the shape, meaning and use of language. Enjoy hearing new tales and rediscovering old favourites at Spring Storytime and don't miss a screening of Bee Movie on 6 October.
Explore portraits through drawing and creative activity in the different galleries of theNational Portrait Gallery. Portrait play is designed for children between the ages of 4-8 with family and friends and runs daily in school holidays. Children can also listen to the story Whoever you are by Mem Fox and create their own visual response at Story time.
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The Lake
Emy Lake is central to the local community, from fishermen to families. The lake supports fly-
fishing by permit and boat hire is available. A recently completed 4 kilometer walkway gives
visitors the opportunity to fully experience the calm atmosphere of the lake and its surrounding
scenery, while the bathing area facilitates a refreshing swim when Irish weather permits.
Hill Walking
Sliabh Beagh is steeped in Irish mythology, and the mountainous area stretching also to Fermanagh
and Tyrone includes around 30 looped walks varying in distance. A surveying view from Bragan
Bog uniquely captures Monaghan's reputation as the "drumlin county".
Further details: http://www.monaghan-outdoors.com/outdoor/oBragan.asp
Outdoor Adventure
Tanagh Adventure Centre caters for thrill seekers of all ages, wth activities such as kayaking,
abseiling and assault courses to bring the whole family together, or create an exhilirating hen or stag
party experience.
Further details: http://www.tanaghoutdooreducation.com/
More things to do...
At Emy Lakehouse, we are eager to showcase not just Emy Lough, but the many activities
and points of interest in the surrounding areas.
Pottery Parties
Go to the pretty Mullan Mill village, a 5 minute drive away, to have a go at some pottery and
ceramic painting. You can make a pot on the potters wheel or paint a pot which is supplied. You can then
have it posted back to you.
Further details: busybeeceramics.ie
Water sports
At Lough Muckno in Castleblayney (30 minutes' drive), the Water-ski and Wakeboard club
provides lessons which can satisfy the thrill-seekers in your party.
Further details: http://www.skimuckno.com/
Rally School
The famous Rally School in Scotstown will surely sate those still hungry for adventure, with a
range of driving experiences. An absolute must for Top Gear enthusiasts!
Further details: http://www.rallyschoolireland.ie/
Horse Riding
The Equestrian Centre at the nearly Castle Leslie Estate has consistently provided a fun and unique
horse riding experience suitable for all ages. An evening journey on horseback through the Leslie
demesne is highly recommended.
Further details: http://www.castleleslie.com/equestrian-centre.html


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Today, with the heavy emphasis on digital recruiting, titles are even more important because résumés may be read and screened by junior people who don't know what an offbeat title is or means. Or worse, résumés are often read by scanners which are programmed to look for specific titles and cannot interpret an offbeat title or one not programmed. As a result, companies that do that often lose out on very good people.
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Dearest Readers,
I promise I have not forgotten you. The last two weeks (and I can't believe that two WHOLE weeks have passed since I last posted) haven't been extremely taxing on my time, so I don't really have an excuse for leaving y'all in the dark and neglecting your needs for excuses to procrastinate. My apologies. Because I know you all are on the edge of your seats wondering what's happening in my oh-so exciting life, here's the digest version of life since the last post:
Tom visited me! Much, much fun was had, rollercoasters were ridden, drinks were drank (drunk?), Texas spirit was seen, and great stories were born. It was very hard to see him leave.
I finished the first semester of Anatomy and Physiology! I am now well-versed in the ways of skin, muscle, bone and the nervous system. Now on to semester number two…
I've been having a lot of pain in my left hip when I run. Actually, it's been so bad that I stopped running for nearly two weeks because I was having a hard time walking after I ran. So…I went to a doctor and we talked and took x-rays and all that stuff. And… I have bursitis. Again (well, this time it's in my hip). Damn my old woman body. My doctor gave me some cortizone pills and this gel stuff that people with arthritis use and told me to do three weeks of physical therapy and to keep running on it. All that was nice and good, but it hasn't helped. I haven't gone to physical therapy yet, but running on it has just made it hurt more. So, I don't know. I'll let you know what happens.
Stupid parents of the kids I coach keep bringing their infected children to the gym. For some reason, they all seem to think that though their children were too ill to go to school, it is perfectly fine for them come to gym and share their germs with us and all of the other kids. And now I've caught something nasty. I don't think it's the flu (thank goodness) because I haven't really had much of a fever, but I feel pretty awful. My chest is all tight and my voice is like ten octaves lower and I'm achy and my head hurts. Ugh.
And, finally, Bobby is home this weekend! She's off for her fall break. It's so good to have her back in the house. I miss her so much when she's away.
But that's about it. More to come, I promise.