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This is the longest paragraph in you cover letter and it should detail your qualifications and experience.
a) Main Paragraph
b) Closing Paragraph
c) Central Paragraph
d) Introduction
The first paragraph of a cover letter tells why your are writing and is called...
a) Conclusion
b) Body
c) Main paragraph
d) Introduction
Your objective statement should change based on the type of job you are applying for.
a) True
b) False
This is the document that should always accompany a Resume.
a) Cover Letter
b) Application
c) Portfolio
d) None of the above
What word should not be used in a Resume?
a) Me
b) I
c) My
d) All of the above
How long do most employers look at a Resume?
a) 30 Minutes
b) 30 seconds
c) 1 Hour
d) None of the above
Which of the following would NOT be an acceptable person to use as a reference?
a) Coach
b) Teacher
c) Uncle
d) Former Boss
This is often considered the most important part of the Resume.
a) Header
b) Education
c) Experience
d) Objective Statement
What is included in the Header of a Resume
a) Your objective
b) The amount of experience you have
c) Your name and contact information
d) None of the above
This paragraph contains contact information, says thanks you, and requests an interview
a) Introduction
b) Main paragraph
c) Conclusion
d) None of the above
Your Resume should be limited to...
a) Three pages
b) Half of a page
c) One page
d) None of the above
This is the section of your Resume that would include special skills or talents you may have. For example: type 60 word per minute or speak multiple languages
a) Activities
b) Experience
c) Education
d) Summary of Skills
This section is especially important to high school students with little experience, it includes special activities, clubs, and organizations you may have been involved with.
a) Experience
b) Heading
c) Activities
d) Summary of Skills
A good Professional Reference would be...
a) A former Coach
b) Your Grandma
c) A former teacher
d) A former co-worker or boss
You should always include your G.P.A in your Resume whether it is good or bad.
a) True
b) False
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London stock market hits record high on slumping pound
09 Jan 2017 - 14:36
London: The London stock market reached another record high Monday as the pound slumped to the lowest level in three months on Brexit concerns.
Eurozone indices were meanwhile down across the board approaching midday deals, while the euro was steady against the dollar.
London's benchmark FTSE 100 index reached an intra-day high of 7,239.26 points in morning deals, extending a record run higher that began ahead of the new year.
The pound tumbled Monday after British Prime Minister Theresa May insisted at the weekend that Britain would have control over its borders after Brexit, suggesting she would be prepared to quit Europe's trading zone to achieve it.
"The pound has fallen against all its major peers in light of this news and currently trades below the 1.22 handle against the US dollar -- the lowest level since late October," said XTB market analyst David Cheetham.
May's comments come as London prepares to invoke Article 50, which starts a two-year countdown to Britain exiting the European Union.
"Sterling is on the back foot on Monday after Theresa May's comments were taken as a sign the UK government would prioritise immigration controls over single market access," said Neil Wilson, senior market analyst at ETX Capital trading group.
"Domestic populist politics trumps the trade card for now, it seems and that is weighing on the pound, whilst simultaneously giving another boost to the FTSE 100" and its listed multi-nationals including oil giants BP and Shell.
Elsewhere Monday, Asian stock markets climbed after a strong pre-weekend lead from New York where two of the three main indices closed at record highs.
Investors are upbeat that US President-elect Donald Trump will introduce measures that will fire the world's top economy.
But Friday's US jobs report provided mixed signals as it showed fewer than expected posts created last month alongside upgraded figures for November.
On Wall Street the Dow moved to within 0.4 points of the 20,000 mark before easing back slightly but the Nasdaq and S&P 500 each ended at all-time highs.
Investors were looking ahead to a speech by Federal Reserve boss Janet Yellen on Friday, which would be pored over for clues about the bank's outlook for its next interest rate hike.
With Trump's promises of big spending and tax cuts expected to fuel inflation, bets are on the Fed to hike rates at least three times this year, after December's increase.

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Financial problems span generations, so is debt in your DNA?
Some see a genetic component to money problems
Not only are you struggling with money, your parents and grandparents had money issues, too. You can chalk it up to coincidence or blame the living-in-debt mindset on a faulty gene or learned behavior that keeps getting passed down through generations.
Scientists, personal finance authorities and others have some valid theories about how money problems are passed down through the years. More, they have some ideas on how to overcome past patterns before it imprisons the next generation.
The nature
It's reasonable to wonder if some people are simply more talented at handling money and credit than others. If true, such a trait would provide them with a distinct financial advantage. For those deficient in this unique "inheritance," they'd be more apt to live with adversity.
Greg Laden, a Minnesota-based biological anthropologist and writer for ScienceBlogs, specializes in human evolution. He offers some validity to the premise that there could be a genetic connection to financial skills. "You may have a knack for managing your money that came from your parents," says Laden. "It's possible, but no one can say for sure."
What is widely acknowledged, asserts Laden, is that human beings are in the money management Stone Age. From an evolutionary perspective, people are inherently bad at resisting temptation. A credit card equipped with thousands of dollars in immediate borrowing power is similar to a kitchen groaning with groceries. When the ability to indulge is close and accessible, millions of years of natural selection usually takes over.
"I lived with hunters and gatherers in the Congo and they'd binge eat when food was plentiful," says Laden. That's what we do. Eat as much as possible whenever we can. Humans are not good at foresight. We're not selected to be good at that!"
The emotional baggage we get from our ancestors affects us and slows down our success in many different ways. Money attitudes are inherited from mom and dad, which they inherited from their mom and dad. It can be traced back many generations.
|-- Bradley Nelson
Holistic physician and author
And those who do resist the lure of overspending and are prudent with little to no effort? Says Laden: "You can almost argue that they are not acting as regular humans."
That a person's financial outlook is genetically assigned is an absolute certainty, maintains Bradley Nelson, a holistic physician and author of "Emotion Code: How to Release Your Trapped Emotions for Abundant Health Love and Happiness."
"We know that emotion is in our DNA," says Nelson, who lives in St. George, Utah. "The emotional baggage we get from our ancestors affects us and slows down our success in many different ways. Money attitudes are inherited from mom and dad, which they inherited from their mom and dad. It can be traced back many generations."
Debt, then, can be assumed to be a natural and all-too-common byproduct. "My ancestors were very poor; they were potato farmers from Ireland," says Nelson, who explains that he inherited an attitude of hopelessness that he traced back 22 generations. "Most of our ancestors were broke," he says. He concludes that if an individual's predecessors didn't have a background in wealth, that person wasn't born with a predisposition for it either.
The nurture
The alternative argument is learned behavior. Nurture is experience, including being actively taught skills and values, and absorbing them by coexisting with family members and close community members.
Dominique Brown, a personal finance expert and self-made millionaire living in Washington, D.C., was raised with hardship in West Philadelphia by a single, struggling mother. Acceptance of debt, he believes, springs straight from your environment. Genetic predisposition or not, financial attitudes and aptitudes are transferred from grandparent to parent to child.
"It's the same reason why you've only liked a certain cereal -- if you've only been fed that, you'll have it yourself," says Brown. "Money is no different. If you've always been around people who have never saved but lived behind, you'll do that. It becomes normal, your way of life."
Like Laden's example of being compelled to gorge on food, Brown says generational debt is largely due to the powerful desire for instant gratification. "You see stuff on TV and you want it, but you don't know how to work for it. So you borrow and it turns into big debt. That part is home-life. If you're hanging out with five people who think a certain way, you're going to be the sixth."
A disconnection to fiscal responsibility is also inherited by association, says Brown: "When debt collectors call, mommy and daddy are upset. The child won't know what happened before that, but the hate against debt collectors begins."
Adjusting that mentality is hard, says Bobbi Dempsey, founder of BrokeParents.com and author of "Degrees of Desperation: the Working Class Struggle to Pay for College." "If you come from a family or are raised by people who can't manage or can't save money, you have no reference point. At the same time, a lot of people underestimate the struggle and challenge of starting off with debt."
Dempsey herself had no close positive role models. "My grandmother (my granddad passed away early) never owned any property and the loans she had taken out were not repaid. My mom's bank account was always overdrawn. I had no concept of how to use credit cards. When I was a kid there was no one in my circle who used them. I grew up with phones being shut off, my mom dodging bill collectors, scraping together change from a young age."
If you've always been around people who have never saved but lived behind, you'll do that. It becomes normal, your way of life.
|-- Dominique Brown
Personal finance expert
Creating a less
indebted, more stable generation
Opinions on how to create financially sound future generations out of longstanding economic dysfunction vary, but optimism reigns.
Got a bum deal from your ancestors that's causing you to charge too much or take out particularly expensive loans? Don't crawl under your desk to escape collectors, says Nelson. You may be driven by genetics, but an emotional examination can change the future.
Schools play a crucial role, says Laden: "The good news is that even if it's not natural, people can learn to handle money well." It's just taking the initiative to educate yourself about smart ways to manage and budget your money.
As for your kids, talk to them, urges Brown. If your kin always lived in the red and you're a parent today, be honest and vocal about money issues with your children. "When I asked my mother about her robbing Peter to pay Paul and why she never discussed these things, she said, 'We don't talk about money; that isn't a child's place," says Brown. "That's not right. I have a 2-year-old daughter and I have to change my family tree. Kids are great accountability partners! Have the discussion with them because you don't want them repeating your mistakes."
Dempsey also believes that improvement is possible. "Everybody can learn just about anything, especially money and credit. It's like learning a new language. People can claim it's not in their DNA to be good at it, but that's just an excuse."
And don't fear credit, as she did. Today, Dempsey advises everyone to at least get a gas card or a low limit card: "Then you'll have a track record to use when you need it. You need a credit history." Enjoy the sense of accomplishment: "If you're the first one in the family to have a credit card or loan, own that! You're a trail blazer." Just don't charge more than what you can afford to pay off at the end of the month and you'll do great.
Simplified solutions to a complicated problem, yes. However, insist the experts, anyone can alter their financial attitudes and actions. Debt, while easy to get into and tough to emerge from, is not inevitable.See related: Familial fraud: When family and freinds steal your identity, Credit card addiction: How to break the spending cycle
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- 3Freeze 6 hours or until firm. Remove dessert from freezer 15 minutes before serving. Shave remaining 1 ounce chocolate into curls; place on dessert. Use plastic wrap to remove dessert from pan before cutting to serve.


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England rugby union star James Haskell has switched codes for his post-match meal – from Domino's to Papa John's pizza.
The Wasps flanker says a combination of a team-mate and his partner Chloe Madeley persuaded him to dump his long-time love and spice up his favourite dinner.
"Do I have a favourite post-game meal? Yes I do – pizza," said Haskell in an exclusive video for Rugby Lives.
"I'm obsessed with pizza. I was a big Domino's man for years, now I've converted to Papa John's on the recommendation of one of my team-mates and Chloe.
"So we always have the jalapeno poppers and then a big-ass pizza. And then, depending on how I've played, what's gone on, I might have a little glass of whisky or just rehydration."
And he revealed the name of the player who sparked the change.
"The team-mate that recommended the pizza was a guy called Alex Rieder from Wasps. His rig isn't the best so he would know about takeaways and/or pizzas.
"The pizza I normally go for from Domino's is pepperoni, tandoori chicken, sweetcorn, ham and jalapenos – I think that's about it, yeah."
Haskell: I love pizza and a small whisky after a game
England rugby union star James Haskell has switched codes for his post-match meal – from Domino's to Papa John's pizza.


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Doncaster Knights visit Jersey today in what is arguably the biggest game in the club's history.
The Castle Park side, who climbed the northern and national pyramids to reach English rugby's second tier in the 1990s and early part of the millennium, face a game on the Channel Islands that is effectively a relegation decider.
Defeat Jersey and they have every chance of surviving, provided they win one of their final two games, against Bedford on Wednesday or at home to Plymouth next Saturday.
Lose, and their eight-year stay in the second tier will be over.
"The term 'massive' does not do this game justice," said Clive Griffiths, who in his second spell at Doncaster has found life considerably tougher than when he was last at the Knights, when they were in the infancy of their Championship life.
"If we win, then we go on and need to win again and hope Cornish Pirates do us a favour against Jersey.
"If we lose, then we can start looking around the National One grounds we'll be visiting next season.
"The players have fought and battled ever since I arrived here and they will continue to do that on Saturday.
"They're up for this fight, they know it's going to be tough, but they're prepared for it.
"The lads will give their all on Saturday and what will be will be."
Doncaster trail Jersey by six points, and even a win will not guarantee safety.
Jersey have put a lot of money into surviving in their first season in the Championship and Griffiths is expecting a hostile reception.
"They've done well to be fair to them, particularly at home and that's why they've got into a good position," said Griffiths, who has pledged his future to Doncaster no matter what division they find themselves in next season.
"It's a club that's had a decent amount of financial backing and they've stormed up the leagues, just like Donny did a few years back. They're expecting a huge crowd. By the sounds of it all the island is going to be there, plus all the natives will be flying in from across the world.
"It's going to be a tough place to go, particularly with a vociferous crowd. The lads need to go out there and silence them quickly."
Alex Codling's penultimate game as head coach of Rotherham sees the Titans host Moseley, looking to build on a terrific win over Cornish Pirates on Wednesday.


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IRVING, Texas -- The comparisons started from the moment fifth-round pick Danny Coale was drafted.
Wes Welker of the New England Patriots is a speedy receiver who does damage from the slot. In four of his five seasons in New England, Welker has gained at least 1,000 receiving yards. Last year, Welker caught 122 passes for 1,569 yards and nine touchdowns.
"It's nice to be mentioned in the same sentence as him, but at the same time he's Wes Welker for a reason," said Coale, who finished his career at Virginia Tech second in receptions and receiving yards. "He's been there and he's done it and I haven't. I'm nowhere near that level of play. I hope some day I can have a sliver of success as he's had. He's an incredible player and I admire his style of play. The way he plays the position, he's someone I try to be like."
Coale will compete with Andre Holmes, Dwayne Harris, Kevin Ogletree and Raymond Radway for three roster spots at wideout behind Miles Austin and Dez Bryant.


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The bridges of Germany will be safe for a little while longer, as 's remake of The Dam Busters has been put on hold due to his ongoing commitment The Hobbit trilogy. Speaking to NZ Newswire, Jackson's spokesperson Matt Dravitzki revealed:
The Dam Busters is still waiting in the wings. Wingnut Films retains the rights to remake the film.
Here's the synopsis for the long-gestating project:
Based on true WWII events, this remake of a classic 1955 film follows the key Air Force figures behind the notorious 1943 bombing of German dams known as 'Operation Chastise.' The story centers on engineer and inventor Barnes Wallis as he develops the ground-breaking military technology which ultimately led to the operation's success.
I really hope that Jackson can take on this project once his work with The Hobbit trilogy is completed, because it's a fantastic story of bravery, courage and sacrifice. Using bouncing bombs developed by Wallis, the Dambuster was a bombing raid on the Ruhr Valley dams carried out during WWII on May 17, 1943, which resulted in the death of 1600 Germans. 56 of the 133 Royal Air Force crew also failed to return home.


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Port man sending bikes to Cuba
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There's a young girl living in Cuba named Wendy, overjoyed to be riding around her community on a bicycle that Aubrey Foley repaired and shipped to her.
Wendy's father Luis sent Foley an e-mail last week thanking the 69-year-old Port Colborne resident for the bike — something the Cuban family would likely have never been able to afford.
"I want to say again, a million times thank you," Luis wrote in the e-mail. "God knows how grateful we feel. ... My Wendy has wanted a bike for years and we could never do it until now."
While bicycles are a mode of transportation taken for granted among children here, Foley said they're relatively rare for children in Cuba.
"A $100 bike for them would be like you and I buying a brand new truck or a Cadillac," he explained.
But that's something Foley hopes to change.
"My goal, if I could, before I leave this Earth I'd like to know that I've given a bicycle to every child in Cuba who can't afford to have one," he said.
Foley is an avid cyclist.
When he isn't riding his bike all over Niagara, he's fixing up used bikes in his garage.
He calls his shop The Broken Spoke, but he charges very little for the work he does. He said it's really just a hobby and a way to keep busy doing something he enjoys.
But lately, in addition to repairing bikes for neighbourhood children, Foley has been fixing used bicycles and packaging them up to ship to Cuba.
He said a second bike he sent to Cuba was delivered to an eight-year-old boy on Sunday, and two more bikes are being shipped in the next few days.
"I have 20 bicycles right now ready to go to Cuba," Foley said.
But he needs a lot more before he reaches his goal, and he's asking people with old bikes to donate them.
"Anyone, if you have a bicycle that is repairable or that you're not using anymore and you don't need, you can either drop it off here and I can guarantee you that the bicycle will be refurbished and it'll be going into one of the boxes that will be going to Cuba," Foley said.
He's also looking for people planning a vacation in Cuba, willing to bring a bike with them when they go. The tourist are welcome to use the bicycle during their trip, but when they return to Canada they leave the bicycle behind for a family there.
Foley said it's rewarding to know that the "hand-to-hand" donations are directly helping people.
"If it's hand-to-hand, I'll give my last pair of shoes and I'll take the shirt off my back to help any child right not today," he said.
How to help:
• Foley can be reached at 905-834-1250 for more information about donating bicycles or bringing one to Cuba.


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The Fact of Literature (Part Two: Bill's Take)
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In last summer's number of the Paris Review there's a great interview with Gay Talese. I thought I was going to hate it—he's one of these nonfiction-is-the-facts guys—but I didn't hate it, at least not after a page or two. He's so personable, which of course is the mode of the Paris Review interviews, these carefully groomed and really lovely dialogues. He's so smart. He's so surprising, everything about him. I already knew a lot, like that his father was a tailor. But I didn't know or had forgotten that his father wasn't very successful, though talented, and that his mother was successful, but a dressmaker. And I didn't know that he dresses up in an impeccable suit to go downstairs in his Manhattan town house to his windowless writing apartment, same building. Once he gets down there, he changes into a writing outfit, he said.
I knew about Thy Neighbor's Wife, his book on adultery and sex and sex work and so forth, having read it with no doubt tumid relish in the years after college. But I'd forgotten he managed a massage parlor for, like, a whole year or more. And interesting to hear him say that his kind of journalism isn't getting published anymore—that's he's getting rejected by Esquire just like the rest of us, that magazine he helped make (he doesn't say that, but it's true).
Anyway, doing the sex book he searched and searched for an interesting person who was also a sex worker and who wouldn't mind his using her actual name. And he did find someone, and then some customers and so on, quite a few unembarrassed people, in fact. But he also lost some people, some of the most interesting.
He has unkind words for people who use composite characters. That's where I thought I was going to dislike him, since I've heard this reported in various places, especially around the James Frey thing, the liar-junkie-guy that Gay Talese's wife, Nan, edited, and Mr. Talese is not shy about putting her down. He insists on living honestly, writing honestly, is the frame here.
I used composite characters in Temple Stream. Reason being that I had a bad person in there, someone I see around my small town here in Maine and will continue to see. He was not Frank Sinatra (whom Talese famously wrote about). If I'd asked my bad person about being in my book he would have said no and probably poisoned my dog. Also, there was a privacy issue: he's not a celebrity, can expect to be left alone. He is a guy who reads, too. He has read all my books and said invidious things to me about them. He would read Temple Stream, I knew (and I was right), and he would be angry with me when he did, if I played him straight.
My editor (Susan Kamil at Dial—now head of Random House) thought it was too negative a portrait of a private person to publish. I took him out of the book for a draft—and there went all the tension. It was a lie to leave him out, misrepresented my reality. I put him back in with a fake name, but name or no, it was still recognizably he, and he'd still drive his dump truck through my front windows when he found out what I'd done. In the end after a brainstorm I blended him with two other negative portraits in the book, and got a safely unrecognizable guy to play Caliban to my Prospero, a big figure who could rise into mythic status as I untethered him from his singular identity.
And thus I got to write the interesting and sometimes ugly or scary scenes that I had shared with the real guy in real life. If it was fiction, it was fiction in the service of nonfiction. There was real freedom there, not from the truth, but from various levels of danger. I said the guy was a composite in my acknowledgments, which took me off the hook with most readers, but not everybody, and certainly not with Talese.
He would scoff at my fears. He's written about the Bonnano crime family from the inside, for example, and named names (he also put the jailed Bonnano's kids through college with proceeds from the book). Still, he's a journalist writing as a journalist and living as a journalist. When he's with Bonnano, he's with him as a journalist. When he's a massage-parlor owner, that's not real, it's an act he puts on in order to learn some things to write a book. It's a fabrication, in other words–perhaps of a different order, but a fabrication nevertheless, a lie. My life in the stream, on the other hand, was completely real, my regular life, one I didn't and couldn't quit when the book was done.
Anyway, I ended up loving the guy again. Gay Talese, I mean. He's funny and a little neurotic and talks so much about clothes and being well-dressed, and he's written some amazing books.
Favorite line from the Paris Review interview: "Wolfe in his book on New Journalism honors me by calling me one of the founders. But I never gave any thought to New Journalism. I never thought that I was part of a category of new people doing new things. I wanted to write like Fitzgerald."
I loved your composite character in Temple Stream–and your admission of it–and this post adds to the ongoing discussion on the matter of memoir vs. journalism. You are absolutely right to draw a distinction and to point out how Talese operated as a journalist whereas you were writing about your life, in retrospect, in all its vivid incidents, ongoing vulnerabilities, and Jungian conflation of memories. Many journalists do not understand the difference and wish to claim their rules for all nonfiction, as if your life were a city council meeting you'd covered.
I tend to get annoyed when reading fiction that is only slightly veiled nonfiction–a character in his 40's with five kids, lvining in a victorian house in the city…. If you're going to write fiction go wild, tap into your imagination. The same goes for nonfiction, I know one has to make up details and bits of dialogue while trying to stay true to the emotional reality of the facts–but making up whole characters, whole events? I'm not sure I can do that in my own work. However, if a writer explains his use of a composite character, that's another story. Also journalism and creative nonfiction are two differennt animals. While the elements of good writing cross the borders of genre, bending facts or utilizing reality, whatever that may be, is an individual choice. What each author can live with.
Truth? Personal, local, regional, national, global, universal? True to one's self or true to who, what? are questions I ask when writing creative nonfiction. Hereabouts, where the edges of modern, proveable fact-based and traditional folklore overlap and clash, truth is relative to belief.
There's a Down East North up Maine-way. And a Southren Down East that's an amorphous bolus of possibility. East of Raleigh is considered Down East by commercial interests, but not to descendents of first-to-come-here Down East'ers who have a narrowing definition of where it is. Their Down East is the communities that sailed due down east to offshore fishing grounds. East'ering east'ard.
Dingbat used to be a somewhat neutral if not endearing term hereabouts back in the early days of tourism. It came from the term for the paddle with a rubber ball attached by an elastic string. Like tourists, the ball came and went, came and went as regular as clockwork, as did the toys on gift shop shelves themselves and tourists' seasonal money. Is it true now that the term is objectionable everywhere else but here?
What is truth anyway? Realities people believe in? What then is real? Back in the '70s, a popular philosophy pasttime asked that question around campuses. I guess it was a Postmodern exercise in neoexistential philosophy. Phiip K, Dick's memorable and published answer, "Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away." "How To Build A Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later" 1978. From a speech published in the collection I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon and The Shifting Realities.
My bar room philosophy/logic mentors' rubrics insisted upon not using negating terms, like not, no, n't. etc. "Reality is all that continues to exist if I stop thinking about it." 1977.


text: Potential Use of Diffusion Tensor Imaging in Level Diagnosis of Multilevel Cervical Spondylotic MyelopathyLi, Xiang MD; Cui, Jiao-Long BS; Mak, Kin-Cheung FRCS (Ed), FHKAM (Orth); Luk, Keith Dip-Kei FRCSE, FRCSG, FRACS, MCh(Orth), FHKAM(Orth); Hu, Yong PhDSpine: May 1st, 2014 - Volume 39 - Issue 10 - p E615–E622 doi: 10.1097/BRS.0000000000000288 Diagnostics Abstract In Brief Author Information Study Design. A prospective study on a series of consecutive patients. Objective. To investigate the use of diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and orientation entropy in level localization in patients diagnosed with multilevel cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM). Summary of Background Data. Multilevel CSM presents complex neurological signs that make level localization difficult. DTI is recently found to be able to assess the microstructural changes of the white matter caused by cord compression. Methods. Sixteen patients with CSM with multilevel compression were recruited. The level(s) responsible for the clinical symptoms were determined by detailed neurological examination, T2-weighted (T2W) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and DTI. On T2W MRI, anterior–posterior compression ratio and increased signal intensities were used to determine the affected level(s). The level diagnosis results from T2W MRI, increased signal intensities, DTI, and combination method were correlated to that of neurological examination on a level-to-level basis, respectively. The accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity were calculated. Results. When correlated with the clinical level determination, the weighted orientation entropy–based DTI analysis was found to have higher accuracy (82.76% vs. 75.86%) and sensitivity (84.62% vs. 76.92%) than those of the anterior–posterior compression ratio. The increased signal intensities have the highest specificity (100.00%) but the lowest accuracy (58.62%) and sensitivity (53.85%). When combined with the level diagnosis result of wOE with that of anterior–posterior compression ratio, it demonstrated the highest accuracy and sensitivity that were 93.10% and 96.15%, respectively, and equal specificity (66.67%) with using them individually. Conclusion. DTI can be a useful tool to determine the pathological spinal cord levels in multilevel CSM. This information from orientation entropy–based DTI analysis, in addition to conventional MRI and clinical neurological assessment, should help spine surgeons in deciding the optimal surgical strategy. Level of Evidence: 4 Orientation entropy–based diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) analysis was used to indicate affected levels in multilevel cervical spondylotic myelopathy. The level diagnosis result from anatomic magnetic resonance imaging and DTI was compared with that of neurological signs. Orientation entropy–based DTI analysis, in addition to anatomic magnetic resonance imaging, should help the spine surgeons in deciding the optimal surgical strategy. From the Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam, Hong Kong. Address correspondence and reprint requests to Yong Hu, PhD, Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong, 12 Sandy Bay Rd, Pokfulam, Hong Kong; E-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com Acknowledgment date: July 5, 2013. First revision date: October 18, 2013. Second revision date: January 7, 2014. Acceptance date: February 12, 2014. The device(s)/drug(s) is/are FDA approved or approved by corresponding national agency for this indication. General Research Fund of the University Grant Council of Hong Kong (771608M/774211M) funds were received to support this work. No relevant financial activities outside the submitted work. © 2014 by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins


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Sketching a Fairy Forest
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Forests are filled with life, which in a world of fairies, spirits and other magical beings can easily be alive. This is why I will often draw plants as being living beings. Two ways to approach this is to draw hyper organically, with plant like elements or to draw the image boldly graphically. Selling such fairies as living and emotional beings can be challenging. In most cases it's best to allow these beings to blend into the background of the story. One of the most important things you can do to draw spiritual beings is to understand fairy mythology
Bringing plants inside for holidays (May day and Christmas for example) was a way to bring forests spirits into a home for good luck. These fairies would hide among the plants.


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Mix Matched Heat Pump in Skagit County.
When it comes to heat pumps a lot of people don't fully understand that you still need a 2nd source of heat. A heat pump will only work down to about 32 degrees, after that we need to switch over to an electric, gas, LP or oil furnace. In some cases their existing furnace will work just fine, and if they/we get lucky we can even install the HP coil directly into their furnace, such is the case here.
American Standard With Lennox
In this case of a mix matched heat pump we have an older Lennox electric furnace (that's in great shape) with a 3 ton blower. This furnace was designed to have a heat pump or air conditioning coil installed directly into it. There is actually a rail system setup and a filter system designed for the coil. Of course it was originally designed for a Lennox coil.
Fitting In The New Coil
The trick to fitting a coil into an older piece of equipment is the physical size of the coil versus the space it goes into. We also have to make sure the existing furnace can actually produce the air we need for the new system. Years ago our coils where much smaller, the reason they grew in size was because of efficiency, the larger the coil the more efficient the system can get. And with today's minimum standards the coils are much larger.
All Working Great
We where able to find an American Standard heat pump coil that fit (with a custom modification to the rails) into the existing Lennox furnace. The new American Standard heat pump(mix matched heat pump) matched up to the coil and the Lennox furnace produces more than enough air. With a few modifications to the control system and a new Honeywell thermostat we had that old Lennox electric furnace turned into a full heat pump system.
We actually saved our customer a lot of money by not selling him a complete system rather converting his existing furnace to a heat pump. He will see his bills drop dramatically and of course he gets air conditioning.


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How can the ones who walk away represent an evil just as bad as those who stay in Omelas?in "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas"
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I think that there can be different ways to view what the people who walk away represent. On one hand, it can be argued that the people who leave Omelas are morally superior to those who stay. The ones who walk away represent a group of morally bound people who cannot exist in a society that seeks to cause pain on a targeted group or individual. In this case, the child's suffering is too much to bear for those who leave. They can be seen as representing those individuals who wish to take a stand against social cruelty and indifference to the suffering of others. Their response is to leave and not be a party to this.
I believed this representation for quite a while until I taught the short story this year. I was taken aback when a group of my students believed that the ones who walk away simply represented a different form of self interested evil in that they leave to placate their own guilt. In this paradigm, the ones who walk away represent another type of selfishness in that they only leave because they cannot fully deal with the guilt caused by knowing their happiness comes at the cost of another. In this light, the ones who walk away represent another form of selfishness that masquerades itself as "honor." There is little they do to help the child other than leave, and in this, they represent a selfishness that might be a bit different than those who stay in Omelas, but it is still a way to avoid the fundamental issue of helping the child who is the subject of abuse. I am not fully sure if I can accept this, but I do see their point. In trying to ascertain how LeGuin seeks to represent those who walk away, I think it's important to draw as broad of a spectrum of representation as possible in order to fully gauge the implications of the narrative. In this light, I think that one could argue that each representation could be a possible understanding of those who walk away from Omelas.
What makes this story so interesting is that Le Guin really searches into the psyche of people who, for all practical purposes, live in a perfect society. Perhaps Le Guin was unwittingly influenced by philosopher and psychologist William James, who wrote:
" some people could not accept even universal prosperity and happiness if it depended on the deliberate subjugation of an idiot child to abuse it could barely understand"
This theory postulates that individual thoughts should guide their actions, and that truth is the consequences of belief. It is this ultimate factor that influences "those who walk away from Omelas"
Le Guin focuses on religion, too, which plays a part in the decision of those few who actually walk away. When you think about the good vs. evil and moral compass, how can a person live with their 'happiness' if it comes on the heels of a child's suffering? And, since the narrator is unreliable (not omniscient), how do we as readers know with absolute certainity that the child feels or understands nothing of its circumstances?
So, the part you're referring to is when an adolescent sees the 'it' for the first time, or an older adults who might think about the child--without acting for years--turn away from the town and leave:
"ahead into the darkness, and they do not come back. The place they go towards is a place even less imaginable to most of us than the city of happiness. I cannot describe it at all. It is possible that it does not exist."
As Le Guin points out most people from Omelas are happy and guilt-free, and, as the unreliable narrator explains, the people may have been "shocked and sickened" by what they first saw in the child, but eventually realized that to release 'it' their happiness would be effected:
"that would be a good thing, indeed; but if it were done, in that day and hour all the prosperity and beauty and delight of Omelas would wither and be destroyed. Those are the terms. To exchange all the goodness and grace of every life in Omelas for that single, small improvement: to throw away the happiness of thousands for the chance of the happiness of one: that would be to let guilt within the walls indeed
In the end, those that achieve true enlightenment are the ones that walk away after realizing their happiness comes at a considerable cost--that of an innocent' child's existence.


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Exploding Trousers
It sounds like the scenario for a Goon Show, but in the 1930s New Zealand did, in fact, experience an epidemic of exploding trousers. The cause of this uncomfortable combustion turned out to be a government recommended weed killer.
Penny Lewis: When Richard Buckley's trousers exploded he wasn't wearing them but not all the farmers experiencing this type of combustion were so lucky says James Watson, a historian from Massey University in New Zealand.
James Watson: There were stories of farmers riding horses and finding because of the friction that their trousers were starting to smoulder a sort of a blazing saddles down here.
Penny Lewis: New Zealand's 1930s epidemic of exploding trousers was due to the widespread use of a particularly volatile weed killer. Sodium chlorate was recommended by government scientists as the best way to deal with ragwort, a toxic weed which threatened to over-run many farms. Sodium chlorate is so explosive that it is commonly used in fireworks. When combined with organic matter such as cotton trousers the friction of rubbing against a saddle, or even bumping into something with force can ignite the mixture as can contact with hot ash or flame.
James Watson: In those most days most working men seemed to smoke which was rather bad for their health when ash dropped on their clothes and they'd been chlorate on the clothes would explode into flame. There's quite a tragic story of a farm worker who went into to see his baby and struck a match to have a look at his baby and his clothes caught fire and he died as a result.
Penny Lewis. But New Zealand's farmers were willing to take the risk. By the 1930s ragwort which had been accidentally introduced to their country in the late 1800s was running rampart. It displaced grass and clover so that animals often had little else to eat.
James Watson: To have something that you could use against ragwort seemed a sort of a Godsend to many farmers and there were lots of them writing in to farming magazines saying without this stuff I'd have to walk off my farm.
Penny Lewis: Sodium chlorate was heavily used in New Zealand until 1946 when a new hormonal compound called Weedum gradually took precedence. There were also mumblings from the government that the old chemical might be as effective as previously believed. Ragwort remains a problem in New Zealand to this day. Modern control is mostly chemical but includes biological measures such as the use of a fly which destroys up to 99% of the plants' seeds. Scientists are also working with several species of moth which will provide further biological control and which definitely won't explode.
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Samuel Colman: East And West from Portland; Paintings from the Estate of the Artist and Others
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Portland, ME: Barridoff Galleries, 1981. VG. Color wraps. [12] pp. 2 color, 11 bw plates. Catalogue lists 94 works, almost all of which were for sale. Price list enclosed. Introduction by Robert Elowitch, essay written by William David Barry. A small but important catalogue, pUBLISHED TO ACCOMPANY THE EXJHIBITION HELD IN Portland, ME: Barridoff Galleries, Jan. 10 to Feb. 20, 1981. (Inventory #: 7769)


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In my 10 years on YouTube, I've had to deal with my fair share of negative comments. To survive in this industry, you really have to learn how to separate inane hate comments from valid critique, and develop techniques to deal with all of them.
Where we would normally be instructed to "ignore the haters" I treat racism differently, regardless of the viewer's motivation for leaving those comments. The racism that I've dealt with over the years has covered the entire spectrum, from casual microaggressions to full-blown threats and slurs.
While I don't address every single racist comment that I get, a few of them lend themselves to teachable moments – opportunities to critique, unpack, subvert, and entertain, if I'm lucky.
Feeding the trolls or educating the masses? Let me know what you think in the comments below.
Bonus: I was criticized for being a "bad Indonesian" for this video. We'll come back to it.
It's not a bad thing to be a minority, but the worst thing is to be someone who always ask "What if?" in the rest of your life. In fact, Indonesia nowadays still facing discrimination, especially in matters of race and religion and sometimes I also discriminated against by the majority too. The point is, just be yourself and be a good citizen, because it's better to hit by hailstones in your own country rather than bathed in gold in other country.
Sorry for my bad grammar because i'm an Asian too, specifically an Indonesian. Hope you can understand what i mean. Peace! ✌
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My name is Lisa Cassman, I am a non-denominational officiant and would like to help you create the wedding of your dream. From the moment you meet with me to the signing of the license I want your ceremony to be as special as you make it. I will work with you , and give … Read More
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If you wish to bring the beauty of the North Shore to your special day I would love to help you create a ceremony that reflects your relationship with the peace and serenity of nature. As an ordained interfaith minister and spiritual counselor, I have been officiating weddings for over 20 years. I collaborate with … Read More
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I am an ordained minister, and my credentials are on file at the Pope County Court House, Glenwood, Minnesota. I have served as both a hospital and nursing home chaplain, and for ten years was pastor of a church (UCC). But weddings are my favorite thing that I do! I live in west central Minnesota, … Read More
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I am a licensed, non-denominational and interfaith minister in the State of Minnesota. As part of the background that I bring in officiating at ceremonies is my experience as an ordained Roman Catholic priest. I enjoy working with people in creating the ceremonies and rituals that "YOU" want. Weddings: I have officiated at many weddings, … Read More
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PEABODY, Mass. -- Bruce Fleisher sat in the clubhouse at even par, safe from the looming lightning strikes and the threat of five challengers to his first major championship.
"Looking on the board, no one really wanted to take control," Fleisher said Sunday after winning the U.S. Senior Open by parring the last 12 holes during a 2-under 68 that gave him a one-stroke victory.
"To have four guys at even par with two holes left and one guy to hang on doesn't surprise me with how difficult this course was. I'm glad it's over."
Playing the last two days in 90-degree heat interrupted by thunderstorms that delayed the third round and accelerated the fourth, Fleisher was well-served by his conservative approach to the 6,709-yard Donald Ross-designed Salem Country Club course.
Isao Aoki (73) and Gil Morgan (70) tied for second at 1-over.
"I knew that par would be a good score," Fleisher said. "I thought that someone (else) would finish even and it would be a playoff. I'm glad it didn't happen, I've got to be honest with you. I didn't want to go back out there."
A year after losing the tournament to a red-hot Hale Irwin, Fleisher joined Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer as the only men to win the U.S. Amateur and the Senior Open. Fleisher won the Amateur in 1968.
"It's been a long time coming," said Fleisher, who won $430,000 -- by far the biggest check of his career.
Fleisher won once in 28 years on the PGA Tour and 13 times as a senior. But the closest he got to a major before was in last year's Senior Open, when he took a two-stroke lead into the final round at Saucon Valley before Irwin shot a 6-under 65 to win by three strokes and post the lowest total -- 17-under -- in tournament history.
The two played in the same group Sunday, both starting the final round at 2-over. Irwin birdied the first hole to move a stroke ahead of Fleisher.
"I said to myself, 'Oh, my God. Here we go again,' " Fleisher said.
Irwin lurked at 2-over before consecutive bogeys at Nos. 15, 16 and 17 left him with a 73 and at 5-over.
Six players were at even par or one stroke back on Sunday before hitting the 15th hole, a 223-yard par-3 that demonstrated why it was the hardest hole on the course by effectively eliminating Irwin, Nicklaus and Larry Nelson.
"That's what cost me the tournament. You can't do that coming in," said Nicklaus, who also bogeyed the 16th hole. "I kind of enjoyed being in the hunt. Standing on the 10th green, I turned around and I said, 'You know, I'm a little nervous.' I said, 'That's good. That's fun.' "
Jim Colbert chipped in for birdie on the 15th to take a short-lived lead at 1-under, but he bogeyed No. 16 and double-bogeyed the 18th after he had already lost his chance to win. He finished with a 73 and was tied for fourth at 2-over with Nicklaus (70) and Allen Doyle (69), who birdied Nos. 12 and 14.
Aoki dropped off the lead with a bogey on No. 17, a 476-yard par-4, when he left his approach short and two-putted. Morgan was done in by the par-4 18th.
Nelson started at 1-under after completing the rain-delayed third round in the morning. But he didn't record a single birdie in the final round, dropping to 4-over with bogeys on Nos. 9, 11, 15, 16 and 18. He shot a final-round 75.
Fourteen players completed the third round that had been suspended Saturday by thunder, lightning and torrential rains. Aoki birdied the 18th hole on Sunday morning to improve to 2-under and take a one-stroke lead into the final round.
The players teed off for the final round on the front and back nines in threesomes rather than twosomes because of the threat of more bad weather Sunday afternoon.
With the victory, Fleisher picked up 430 points in the Charles Schwab Cup and moved into first place with 1,461 points. The winner of the season-long competition gets $1 million. Morgan is second with 1,260.
The winner's check was the largest of Fleisher's career, easily surpassing the $235,000 he won at last year's Senior Open.
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Of the four major sports, basketball is one of the easiest to bet on. Along with football, basketball uses the point spread for wagering on sides (teams), as well as an over/under number. If you know how to bet on football, you already pretty much know how to bet on basketball.

The most common method of betting basketball involves the point spread, which is a handicap the sportsbooks impose on one team to make both teams equal in terms of betting. For a more detailed explanation of the point spread see Introduction to Point Spreads.

With the point spread, the team expected to win will be called the favorite, while the team expected to lose will be called the underdog. The team expected to win gives, or lays, points to the team expected to lose for betting purposes.

If the Celtics are playing the Knicks, most bettors would bet on the Celtics to win the game. But say the point spread will make the Celtics a 10-point favorite. What this means is that the Celtics have to win by 11 or more points for its bettors to win their bet, while those betting on the Knicks would win their wagers if the Knicks won the game or lost by nine points or less. If the Celtics win by exactly 10 points, the bet is a push, or a tie, and no money changes hands.

When betting against the point spread, bettors are asked to lay 11-to-10 odds, which means that they risk $11 to win $10. This is how the bookies and sportsbooks make their money. If I bet $11 on the Celtics and you bet $11 on the Knicks, the bookie collects $22 between us, but only returns $21 to the winner. The extra dollar is essentially the bookie's fee for accepting our wagers.

Totals

The second most popular method of wagering on basketball is in betting totals, also known as over/unders. For a more detailed explanation of totals see Introduction to Totals.

Essentially, a total is the predicted combined score of the two teams playing. A number will be posted and bettors have the option of wagering more than the predicted total points will be scored (over), or less than the predicted total points will be scored (under).

In our hypothetical game between the Knicks and the Celtics, the over/under number might be 188. Bettors wagering on the over would win their bets if the total combined score was 189 or greater, while bettors wagering on the under would win their bets if the combined total score was 187 or fewer points. Again, if the combined score is exactly 188 points, the bet is considered a push, or a tie, and no money changes hands.

Just as with the point spread, bettors are asked to lay 11-to-10 odds and risk $11 to win $10 on each over/under wager.

Money Line Wagers

While betting against the point spread or on totals make up the vast majority of basketball wagers, bettors also have several other betting options available to them. One is the money line wager, which is a bet on the winner of the game without the point spread. But because some teams are given a better than 50-percent chance of winning, money line wagers are made using odds, so that if you bet on the team expected to win you will be asked to risk considerably more than you stand to win. More about money line betting can be found at Introduction to Money Lines.

The money line odds on a game will look something like:

Boston Celtics -300
New York Knicks +240

What this means is that bettors taking the Celtics are asked to put up $30 to win $10, while those believing the Knicks will win are asked to risk $10 to win $24.

All sports betting was done with money lines at one point, but with too many people betting on the obvious favorites all of the time, the point spread was introduced and sports betting hasn't been the same since.

Parlays and Teasers

The other types of wagers involving basketball come in the form of parlays and teasers, which are sometimes called exotic bets. In parlays and teasers, bettors must correctly predict the winners of two or more games. On parlays, bettors have the option of betting against the point spread or using the money line, while teasers are made using the point spread and players can adjust the point spread in their favor.

The one catch about parlays and teasers is that all of your teams must win or the entire bet is a loss. Even if you correctly pick five out of six games, a parlay or teaser wager is still a loss.

Both wagers are described in more detail at How to Bet Parlays and How to Bet Teasers.
Betting basketball isn't difficult and it typically ranks second in terms of betting dollars behind football. Many fans find that dealing with the point spread, or with totals, easier than using the money line.


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Bedtime. It is definitely not the sweetest spot of our every day. Lately Lo wants to stay up later and later, and I tend to be mush when it comes to bedtime. I am that Mom who cannot stand when her child stands at the dinner table, or when her two-year old refuses to eat decent food and instead insists on white bread with butter, but two hours of fighting bedtime and I am all like, "Oh, she is just a baby."
Here is my problem, Lo wants to fall asleep in our bed. I know. We created a bedtime monster, but secretly I adore the downtime with her. And, that is the thing too. She wants me to lay with her. She will actually call out, "Mommy lay with me!" And, then how can I resist? I can't!
Some nights I cringe at the thought because I know, this weary eyed thirty year old is going to crash and burn alongside her two year old. No chance of the well thought nighttime work out session, writing on the blog or watching a movie with my husband. Nope! I am going to bed with her.
So, it kind of has to stop. Nathan is really the one pushing for a bedtime routine, and is a big fan of the read a book and put in her own bed method. I will give him the credit!
We let Lo pick out the books. Typically we keep it to two or three but we always end up reading more. I have to pry the books out of her hands before lights out. I am unsure if she is fighting bed or actually enjoying the process of reading. Lately, she reads along which is fascinating and sweet!
"Piggy Pie Po" one of our favorites, I can ask her, "Lo, what can't Piggy Pie Po do?" And she will reply, "Tie his shoe – yet!"
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Lewis school pupils showed off their artistic talents recently at The Woodlands Centre, Stornoway when prizes were handed out for the Hebridean SciTech Festival art competition, sponsored by Stornoway Wind Farm.
Pupils from three schools from across Lewis received awards for their depictions of renewables projects.
Pupils were asked to create pictures reflecting renewables on the island. The judging panel consisted of Iain McIver, Factor at The Stornoway Trust, Martin Macleod and Morag Macdonald, representing the Science Festival and Stornoway Wind Farm Project Director, Ron Peddie.
A total of three schools on the island were awarded prizes for their contributions.
In the P4-5/6-7 category, the prize winners were from Tong Primary School and from Scalpay.
In the S1-3 category, the prize winners were from The Nicolson Institute.
The full list of winners is:
P 4/5 1st - Aaron Macleod - Tong Primary 2nd - Sian Ferguson & Shana Macphail (joint entry) - Tong Primary 3rd - Bethany Mackinnon -Tong Primary School p6/7 1st - Gillian Macsween - Scalpay Primary 2nd - Kenneth Macleod - Tong Primary 3rd - Ronan Sinclair - Tong Primary S1 All Nicolson Institute 1st - Kayleigh Macleod 2M1 2nd - Ruaraidh Mackay- (no class info) 3rd - Dennis Macdonald S2
The prize-winning entries will be exhibited on the Stornoway Wind Farm website and all of the entries will be displayed in An Lantair for the public to view.
Hamish Budge, representing the Hebridean SciTech Festival Committee said: "We are delighted by the quality and quantity of responses we have had from school children across Lewis. We received excellent entries from all of the schools and it was both a pleasure and a difficult task to choose outright winners."
Ron Peddie, Project Director at Stornoway Wind Farm added: "Renewables really are the technology of the future, so it is vital that young people understand how they work and can visualise how they look. This art competition has been a great way of engaging with young people and getting them interested in renewables and art.
"We would like to thank all of the pupils for their contributions and give a very special congratulations to the award winners."


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To achieve beauty with brains requires the collaboration of web design skills with web development skills. Most websites in Zimbabwe are one of two, beautiful and useless or ugly and powerful (unfortunate truth). A successful website will exhibit visual beauty. Your website needs a nice design. It has to have an appeal to your audience. The evidence that aesthetics matter is overwhelming. Make sure your website looks great. However, looks are not everything. Actually, looks should not interfere with the purpose of the website. This is why it is important to ensure the beauty and brains equilibrium.
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Neil Magny wishes Tyron Woodley all the best, in terms of the welterweight champ scoring a big money fight, but the contender doesn't want to see the title shot picture held up.
Since Woodley took out Robbie Lawler last month to grab the 170 title, the decorated wrestler has called for bouts with Nick Diaz or Georges St-Pierre, rather than top contender, Stephen Thompson. Woodley wants to face either Diaz or GSP, because the payday those fights would generate. He's also made it clear he didn't care for Thompson's comments, leading up to Woodley's win over Lawler (as "Wonderboy argued that he should be facing Lawler next, and also predicted the latter would win the scrap).
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Recently Magny spoke with Bloody Elbow.com, in advance of his fight this Saturday with Lorenz Larkin, and he said the following:
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If you need a refresher, Magny is currently ranked #7 in the UFC's welterweight division, has won three in a row, and is 9-1 in his last 10. So, ya, you can understand why he's monitoring the title shot picture closely.


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