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ROI of e-learning
Only companies with a well-trained workforce can stay ahead of the competition in our rapidly changing world. So it's crucial for companies to invest in staff development and to measure the ROI of e-learning.
Another trend we see is the need for HR and Learning & Development departments to prove that investing in learning is actually worthwhile. After all, operations and management are keen to improve the return on investment (ROI) of staff development while investing less money and resources in training. How can you make sure that online learning has a positive ROI?
Read this E-dossier with tips and best practices so you can increase the ROI of online learning. We will show you why calculating the ROI of learning is important, which ROI method you can use, how other companies and organisations are calculating the ROI of training and what the critical success factors are for improving the ROI of online learning.
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Even though still a black box for the majority of people, artificial intelligence is considered a core component of digital transformation. It is the underlying technology of many digital trends, from smart buildings to cognitive IT. But despite being hyped as the new technological revolution, several recent incidents have cast doubt on AI's security and liability. And they have caused fear over the risk of AI not being limited to the virtual world only.


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What do you have to do to win an award as "Digital Person of the Year". When I came across Joe Purves' profile on LinkedIn, which included mention that he was a winner of the AMY Award for "Digital Person of the Year" for 2017-18 it piqued my curiosity.
It sparked a conversation that ended up with me interviewing Joe for the Authority Accelerator podcast.
Joe's profile describes him as 'a curious and passionate digital creative professional, specialising in Responsive Websites, iOS Apps, Android Apps, TV Apps and Creative Campaigns'.
While he certainly is that, after our interview I can say that there is a lot more to Joe than 'digital creative professional'.
I would add to that description, a tireless businessman with a knack for creating and leading teams to do great things. Joe and his team at Digital Media Group (DMG), which has now merged with Geronimo, another leader in digital media, is behind a lot of the apps that Australians use on an everyday basis, CommBank, ABC iview and Stan among others.
And despite his gruelling work schedule, Joe is a prolific networker. If you connect with him on LinkedIn, don't be surprised if you get messages from him at 1 am. And it probably won't be sent while he's sitting up in bed on his smartphone. It will be while he's on a break before he puts in another hour or two of work.
What we didn't cover on the interview, but I do know to be true, are that Joe likes clean air, crayons, Photoshop and carrot juice with ginger. I'm with him on all of those except Photoshop (It does great things but I'd rather someone else drive it than me).
And Joe dislikes cold weather and Comic Sans. We agree on both of those!
I hope you enjoy the episode. Here's a taste test of what we cover...
Bringing the right team on board to merge the business
The growth of Joe's business and the surprise he had with how quickly and big they have grown
Joe delves into detail about how he was involved in mobiles before smart phones came out
The frustrations of working for mobiles before they became smartphones
Joe explains how he grew his team of 12
The different roles Joe played within his business and the importance of mentoring
Joe explains how he has never been a control freak but rather a collaborator
Joe's true passion is in creation and design
The importance of having a strong client relationship and some examples of Joe's clients
The product that will help change the world
The different industries that Joe's client are
The agile and collaborative way Joe and his team work
Harmonising the business goals with user needs
Geronimo is designed for the people therefore they can span across different industries
The importance of a project manager within the business
When you isolate the client that's when issues start to happen, have the client join you on the journey
How Joe copes with the volume of projects
Joe explains the importance of making sure they're happy, healthy and connected
The challenge in building the right team
Flexible workplace
The ridiculous hours Joe has been working and his strategy for weaning those hours down
Why you have to see an app as a business
Joe Purves on winning 'digital person of the year'
Joe's motto is to design with purpose
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Wedding Date: October 17, 2010
Gabriel's birthday: March 17, 2012
I guess the number 17 is becoming a pretty special one for the Graening family. It didn't dawn on me until someone asked me how old my son was. I immediately said six months and realized that he is quickly approaching seven months. When I thought about how long it would be until he was seven months, my mind seemed to blank. How did I forget the 17th was his monthly birthday? I realized that in my mind, the 17th of October was my wedding anniversary, not Gabriel's seventh month. Then I thought how cute it is that they fall on the same day. I had been thinking lately that seven months is pretty bland. No major doctor's appointments or milestones like six months and not much going on until nine months.
But part of me thinks that seven months makes him feel so much older than I'm ready for. He's becoming less of a baby everyday. I am still blessed with him being relatively immobile for right now. Even him sitting up, babbling, bouncing, holding his own bottle, eating food, and so on means he is one step closer to "growing up." Isn't that what all parents dread and look forward to simultaneously? It's a strange feeling to hope and wish for all these milestones and then mourn the loss of innocence as they achieve them.
Now to the milestone of two years of marriage. That's something to write home about! My dear husband and I have been through A LOT. More than most of you will ever know. It has seemed from the time we said I do up until now, life's goal has been to see what challenges it can throw at us, sometimes all at once, to see if we can make it through; challenging our toughness both as individuals and as a couple. To this day, we have survived them all. And to this day, we still love each other, prefer each other's company, make each other laugh, challenge each other, and look forward to what is ahead – together. It's a special feeling to know in your hear that you have partner that is there to support you in anything; to know that you are not alone. I think many people, young and old, spend a lot of time and energy looking for that in their lives and I feel blessed to have found it. The biggest thing I've learned in our relationship is that all things can be accomplished through communication. The second biggest thing is that what others think is less important than how you feel. Every relationship presents its own challenges and if you spend time worrying about what others think, you will lose focus on what's really important: your relationship. Family and friends are always a priority, but if you choose to commit yourself to a person for the rest of your life, you owe it to that relationship to make that A, if not THE, priority. There is nothing I love more than being a parent, but I also know that if I am not happy as a wife and if I do not have a happy husband, all of us will suffer, including my son.
I have a lot to reflect on…the past seven months…the past two years (more if you count pre-marriage) but more importantly, I also have a lot to look forward to. 🙂


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Although it is a small country with the population of only 23 million their area is 330 thousand square foot. Malaysian are speaking most of the people in the Malay language because it is their mother language. They are the conversation in both Chinese and Tamil languages. Very few people use in English languages simultaneously.
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Stop kids killing kids with guns
Protecting children is one of the few values most Americans wholeheartedly share.
Except when it's too hard, such as when an adult leaves a loaded, unlocked gun within a child's reach.
When that happens, as John Cheves detailed last Sunday in a story that's painful but important to read, the results are often tragic but, in Kentucky we do little to assure it won't happen again.
Preaching and teaching gun safety are critical, and groups from the NRA to the Brady Campaign do both. But too many adults won't get serious about keeping loaded firearms out of kids' hands until they know they could face prosecution if they don't.
Most adults always knew it was dangerous for everyone but especially young people to drink and drive but alcohol-related auto fatalities among young people plummeted only after states raised the drinking age to 21, and enacted and enforced strict DUI laws. While too many people still die as a result of mixing alcohol and driving, the incidence of alcohol-related deaths has been cut in half in the U.S., with the greatest drop among drivers under 20.
We should do the same to reduce gun deaths involving even younger children.
Tragically, the legislature this year never even gave a committee hearing to a very brief, concise bill aimed at protecting children from hurting themselves or others with loaded guns left out carelessly by adults. As Cheves' reporting shows, we've got to do better.
In the last five years, Cheves reported, at least 36 Kentucky children shot themselves or another child with a loaded gun left within their reach. Fifteen resulted in deaths, of which five were siblings of the child shooter; 21 were wounded, sometimes severely. The average age of both shooter and victim was 9.
Despite the fact that adults, often parents, left loaded, unlocked weapons where children could reach them, in almost every incident Cheves examined the carnage was chalked up as an accident and no one was prosecuted.
Prosecutors often feel that the family has suffered enough. They may also believe it would be hard to get a conviction in a state where many, many people own guns.
And they may be right.
In Kentucky, adults who allow children access to loaded guns could be charged with wanton endangerment — showing extreme indifference to human life — or recklessly allowing a minor to get access to a handgun. "They're tricky cases," Christian County Commonwealth's Attorney Lynn Pryor told Cheves.
Pryor decided not to bring charges when in 2013 a man cleaning a handgun in a house with his grandchildren left the loaded revolver on a coffee table when he left the room. His 4-year-old grandson picked up the gun and shot his 6-year-old sister in the face, killing her. "In my reading of the law," Pryor said, "it would require someone actually providing (a gun) to them, as compared to just leaving it where they could come across it."
The bill Sen. Gerald Neal introduced last session offers more clarity. Only eight lines long, it says a person is guilty of "unlawful storage of a firearm," when he or she "recklessly stores" it "in a manner which allows a minor to have access to a firearm which is not secured by a trigger lock." It would be a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by $500 and up to one year in prison, if the child's use of the gun resulted in serious injury or death.
Called child access prevention measures, laws similar to that proposed by Neal are on the books in 18 states and the District of Columbia. A study found that in states with effective child access prevention laws, unintentional shooting deaths among children younger than 15 fell 23 percent.
Just as laws have made us all much safer on streets and highways, passing and enforcing a child access prevention law can make Kentucky children safer in their homes. It's time for the General Assembly to act.


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Robinson criticises Anderson's 'belligerent utterance'
A Sinn Féin MEP who said the prime minister could stick a hard or soft Irish border where the "sun doesn't shine" was dismissed as "belligerent".
Martina Anderson made the comments in the European Parliament on Tuesday.
DUP MP Gavin Robinson responded in the House of Commons.
He addressed Northern Ireland Secretary James Brokenshire and called on him to remind Ms Anderson that "it's the Good Friday Agreement that sets the terms for the future of Northern Ireland".
"It's based on the majority will of the people and it hasn't changed," he said.
Mr Brokenshire replied to Mr Robinson saying: "We do stand behind the Belfast Agreement and the principle of consent that is contained within it".
Sinn Féin said Ms Anderson was reflecting anger over Brexit.
No comment has been made by the party's Stormont leader Michelle O'Neill.


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February has come to a close on this Leap Year and I decided that I will start a new tradition as I finish my second solid month of record reviews. Every month I will take a look back on what I've written about and pick some of my favorites from that particular month. Call it a "best of", or just call it "Tom's compulsive need to categorize things". Either one works. By all means, please check out the rest of the reviews if you missed any. For all we know my opinion could mean close to nothing if our musical tastes are not on the same page. There's a lot of other good stuff this month, but these few are sticking with me. Here goes.
Discourse - Demo 2011.
Straight Edge hardcore from South Carolina, done in a non traditional way. Featuring mart lyrics and good musicanship.
Classics of Love - S/T
Ex members of Operation Ivy, some people can still play melodic punk the right way.
Samuel - Lives of Insects
After all this time it's still great. For fans of Texas is the Reason and early Get Up Kids.
Sled - Parasitic Host
If every d-beat band sounded like this, I might change my mind about not liking d-beat.
The Exelar - Witness Relocation Program
Still under rated, still excellent.
Michael Cantor- Bless all the Debris
Singer/songwriter who has managed to write an unforgettable stack of songs.
Trenchfoot - S/T
Great hardcore played by some very nice people. Interesting parts, great tone, it's all there.
Worlds - Give Me Shelter
This New Jersey hardcore band should play more shows and put out some more music.
Lord Snow - S/T
Perfectly crafted songs with an urgency that pulled me in. I've been listening to this pretty consistently as of late.


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Good afternoon everyone! As we all know, Valentine's Day is tomorrow. Some of you may have a valentine to share this holiday with, however, many of you probably don't have someone to spend it with. I can't tell you the number of Valentine's Day's I spent with my parents because of a lack of a date 🙂 I think the phrase 'Singles Awareness Day' is kind of a funny way to describe Valentine's Day and rings true to those without Valentines (which was me for many of years). However, not to worry- you can change that mindset right around and have yourself a fun 'GALentine's day' like I do with my mom and sister every year.
Sure you may not have a significant other to spend this holiday with but that doesn't mean you shouldn't go out and celebrate with other people you love whether that be family or friends. My mom, my sister, and I make a reservation at The Melting Pot where they serve a four-course delicious meal and we have named this tradition Galentine's day. This is done typically a day or two before Valentine's Day so we can make sure we do it on a weekend (leave the hubby's and kiddos at home).We do a small gift exchange and just cozy up for a long lunch filled with chatting, laughs, and love. We all have husbands and kids at home and celebrate with them on February 14th but it is important to celebrate other kinds of love on this holiday too, so don't forget that! You can make your own tradition and do this type of event on actual Valentine's Day if you don't have other plans already.
Not to make you jealous, but I just had to include some photos of our fondue fun! We started with a cheese fondue and some tasty salads and then moved on to the main course which consisted of different kinds of meat and the cutest heart-shaped ravioli!
And then the way to any woman's heart… the dessert. Complete with a variety of sweets, treats, and fruit to dip in the melted dark chocolate!
I was extremely stuffed after this ladies lunch, but enjoyed a very fun afternoon celebrating with my mom and sister. If you have a Valentine to celebrate with tomorrow, enjoy this romantic holiday, but if you don't, maybe create a fun tradition with your friends or family to still share in the love of this holiday! I hope you all have a Happy Valentine's Day!


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We're presenting at the World Positive Education Accelerator, formerly known as the International Positive Education Network Conference, in Fort Worth, Texas. We shared YOUTH Positive at the 2016 conference and are very excited this year to offer a Panel Presentation with Oasis Academy in Fallon, Nevada.
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I'm distracted as I write this, watching a magpie feed its fledgling on a branch outside my window. The young bird seems to be practicing foraging in between serves from the adult, picking away at the bark of the big pine. What are you noticing where you are?
Here are some resources for Ecozoic Living (learning to be present to the planet in a mutually beneficial manner) that came across my path this week. You'll find more resources for each of these items further down the post.
the growth mindset
Figuring, a new book from the creator of brainpickings.org
The Growth Mindset
In the learning department, I was introduced to the work of Carol Dweck on mindset, specifically the difference between a growth mindset and fixed mindset:
growth mindset - the understanding that abilities and intelligence can be developed
fixed mindset - the belief that traits, intelligence, talents are given or fixed
Here's a quick intro video, followed by a few links to learn more.
Want to learn more?
Maria Popova summarises Dweck's mindsets work here at brainpickings.org. (short)
This article in the Atlantic is about what the growth mindset is and isn't. (medium)
Order a paperback copy of the book Mindset by Carol Dweck. (long)
The Order of the Sacred Earth
In conversation with a new friend over lunch in her back garden, with grunting male koalas for a soundtrack, I learned about an initiative founded by Matthew Fox, Skylar Wilson, and Jennifer Listug to bring people together in a community of vowed commitment in service to Earth.
It's a self-organising movement of people living the question of 'how do we become the best lovers and defenders of the Earth possible' (from founder Skylar Wilson in the video below).
Want to learn more?
Here's a review of the book Order of the Sacred Earth: An Intergenerational Vision of Love and Action. (short)
Interviews with the founders. (medium)
Buy the book. (long)
One of my favourite in-box treats is the Sunday newsletter from brainpickings.org. In this week's edition, blog creator Maria Popova introduces her new book, Figuring.
Figuring explores the complexities, varieties, and contradictions of love, and the human search for truth, meaning, and transcendence, through the interwoven lives of several historical figures across four centuries — beginning with the astronomer Johannes Kepler, who discovered the laws of planetary motion, and ending with the marine biologist and author Rachel Carson, who catalyzed the environmental movement. Stretching between these figures is a cast of artists, writers, and scientists — mostly women, mostly queer — whose public contribution has risen out of their unclassifiable and often heartbreaking private relationships to change the way we understand, experience, and appreciate the universe. Among them are the astronomer Maria Mitchell, who paved the way for women in science; the sculptor Harriet Hosmer, who did the same in art; the journalist and literary critic Margaret Fuller, who sparked the feminist movement; and the poet Emily Dickinson.
Like her blog, Popova's book is about 'an inquiry into what it means to live a good life.'
Want to learn more?
Check out brainpickings.org. (short)
Listen to Maria Popova's On Being interview: https://soundcloud.com/onbeing/maria-popova-cartographer-of-meaning-in-a-digital-age (medium)
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Citation: Rosenberg SM (2009) Life, Death, Differentiation, and the Multicellularity of Bacteria. PLoS Genet 5(3): e1000418. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pgen.1000418
Editor: Harmit S. Malik, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, United States of America
Published: March 13, 2009
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In recent years, bacterial geneticists and microbiologists have begun moving away from the view that the clonal cell populations they study in the lab are homogeneous lots of identical, autonomous individuals and toward one that was suggested decades ago [1], in which social and even multicellular attributes of bacteria are recognized. Bacterial clones display differentiation, development, cell–cell communication, aging, and even apparent apoptosis, and not just the species with visually appreciable phase variations of surface proteins, spore formation, or variation between swimming and sessile cell types. These features appear to be ubiquitous, applying even to Escherichia coli, which has been long regarded as a laboratory model for producing homogeneous cell clones.
Cellular behaviors seem "multicellular" when they appear to confer a group benefit. For example, in many circumstances, bacterial cell–cell communication prevents isolated cells from running cellular programs that work only in groups, like production of light, or attacking a host with toxin proteins [2]. Similarly, many (perhaps all) bacteria differentiate subpopulations that take risks, while the remaining cells stay aloof, hedging the clone's bets—a process called bistability [3],[4]. For example, stress responses instigate the turning up of mutation rate in a small subpopulation of starving E. coli cells (reviewed in [5]). This is clearly a dangerous game for most of the cells whose genomes are mutated, but it is one that may provide a shot at producing a rare better-adapted mutant from a clone that is maladapted to its environment, i.e., one that is stressed. Similarly, small cell subpopulations of starving bacteria of many species take up foreign DNA, thus altering their genomes. In Bacillus subtilis, the same stress response activates competence for transformation in the subpopulation as increased mutation rate under stress [6], perhaps offsetting the dangerous mutagenic pathway with the ability to regain favorable alleles from (albeit dead) neighbors. Similarly, many bacteria continuously differentiate small subpopulations of temporarily growth-impaired "persister" cells that will lose in a race to colonize new territory rapidly, but can survive a transient blast of antibiotics that will kill their rapidly growing siblings, ensuring some survivors in a clone [3],[4].
Perhaps the most surprising of multicellular-sounding bacterial behaviors is the differentiation of a cell subpopulation slated for programmed cell death. In developing vertebrates, apoptosis kills a layer of eyelid cells so that eyelids may open [7]. In bacteria, many death programs are known but few are understood at this level of "organismal" function (see [8] for an example understood in the program of bacterial sporulation).
In this issue of PLoS Genetics, Amitai and colleagues probe the mechanism of programmed cell death caused by the MazF gene in E. coli [9]. Many bacteria have death genes as part of toxin/antitoxin (TA) gene modules. These are gene pairs usually co-transcribed in operons. The toxin is a stable, deadly protein but is bound and inactivated by the more labile antitoxin. Cells are safe until some circumstance reduces expression of the operon. This shifts the balance in favor of the stable toxin, causing cell stasis or death. Stressors that induce this shift include various antibiotics, heat shock, starvation, DNA damage, possibly phage infection, and others. Several bactericidal antibiotics appear to kill E. coli, because they activate the MazEF system.
Why do cells have TA systems? First discovered in plasmids, TA systems kill cells that lose the plasmid, causing "plasmid addiction". However, TA pairs are abundant in bacterial chromosomes; E. coli has at least five pairs, and Mycobacterium tuberculosis may have 60 or more [10]. What are they doing in chromosomes? TA pairs might be selfish genetic elements, apoptosis genes, genome-stabilizing modules that effectively prevent deletion of a chromosomal region [11], genes used for resisting plasmid addiction (by protecting against a plasmid-borne toxin with a chromosomal antitoxin [12]), or inducers of subpopulations of cells in stasis that transiently resist antibiotics (persister cells). The article by Amitai and colleagues offers surprising new details about the mechanism of MazF-mediated killing, and in doing so illuminates what this TA system might be doing for E. coli.
Toxins can kill cells by several routes. Many are RNases, including MazF, which cleaves mRNAs containing the ACA sequence [13]. MazF expression results in a dramatic decrease in cellular protein levels, which was thought to be the cause of MazF-mediated cell death. Amitai et al. revisited the effect of MazF on total cellular protein levels and report the surprising discovery that although the levels of most proteins decrease, levels of some proteins actually increase after MazF overproduction (Figure 1). Amitai et al. displayed the proteomes of the MazF-treated cells on 2D gels and saw that cellular levels of most large proteins (over 20 kDa) decreased while many smaller than 20 kDa increased. They recovered 13 of the up-regulated proteins, identified them with mass spectrometry, then deleted the genes encoding each and tested their effects on MazF-dependent cell death after antibiotic treatment. Surprisingly, all of these proteins contained ACA sequences in their mRNAs, implying that some mechanism, which is not yet understood, protects these mRNAs specifically.
When MazF RNase is unmasked by the loss of MazE antitoxin, which binds and inactivates MazF, most cellular mRNAs are degraded, and rapid loss of most proteins occurs. Some mRNAs are protected, and Amitai et al. show that some small (less than 20 kDa) proteins are increased in abundance. Some of these proteins promote the death of most of the cells in the population, whereas others promote the survival of a small cell subpopulation in the MazEF death-and-survival program.
Six of the up-regulated proteins were required for MazF-dependent death, suggesting an active death mechanism. One of the "death proteins," the ClpP protease, was already known to degrade the MazE antitoxin, acting upstream in the pathway that ultimately unleashes the MazF RNase. It will be interesting to examine whether the rest of the death proteins also allow MazF action, or whether death requires something more than destruction of most of the cell's mRNAs.
Perhaps even more surprisingly, three of the 13 up-regulated proteins, plus another two candidate proteins they tested, are required for survival of a small subpopulation of the cells when most of the cells are killed. This is the first indication that there are "survival proteins" that actively protect a subpopulation when the main population dies. This is reminiscent of bistable populations. In this case one (large) subpopulation is slated for death while a second smaller subpopulation survives, as if there are both death and survival programs activated (in different cells) by MazF. The implication is that the main population is killed so that the subpopulation may survive, supporting the view that MazEF-mediated death serves a multicellular or at least social purpose.
The present study does not distinguish which cells, surviving or dying, make which proteins. Previous work showed that the death program requires cell–cell communication. A secreted pentapeptide, which signals high cell numbers and cellular stress, must be sensed for the program to run [14]. An intriguing question raised here is whether the death proteins are suicide proteins made by the dying cells or assassins sent from those surviving?
Two of the survival proteins protect cells against oxidative damage and can be understood in the context of this group's previous finding that one of the ways that MazF promotes cell death requires oxidative stress—i.e., it can be quenched by any of several means of scavenging reactive oxygen species [15]. These survival proteins are presumably made and used in the surviving cells. How and where the remaining survival proteins work remains to be revealed.
Bacteria lead more coordinated lives than bacterial geneticists initially appreciated. Viewed as groups of individuals, bacteria would seem to be enacting Hamlet- or Macbeth-like tragedies with systems like MazEF. But they may be viewed more usefully, though no less dramatically, as "simply" multicellular.
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The draconian abortion laws in Northern Ireland are a disgrace, and every Saturday I take to the streets to convince people we need to change them - Emma Gallen
In April 2016, a young woman living in Northern Ireland took abortion pills she ordered from the internet. Her housemates reported her to the police, and the Public Prosecution Service decided to bring her to trial.
The maximum sentence she faced was life imprisonment; she received a three-month suspended sentence. I felt I had to do something.
I already worked with Alliance for Choice, the local campaigning group on abortion rights, but I realised how important it was to do more. Since then, every Saturday I've volunteered to work on the stall they set up in Belfast city centre, providing information about what the abortion law is in Northern Ireland and asking people to get involved.
The Alliance for Choice slogan, printed across the stall table, is #trustwomen. It seems obvious – women know their own bodies and their circumstances. They are the ones we should be listening to when it comes to abortion. Yet every week a man, or group of men will respond with misogynistic comments at us as they walk past: "Why would I do that? ... With an iron? Sure."
The only time they spare us such witty remarks is when there is a man covering the stall. On a good day I just find this irritating, but sometimes it feels like the manifestation of what we are up against: men who won't ever have to deal with being pregnant, yet have no problem voicing their opinions on the subject – just because they can.
One of the most striking things I see on the stall every week is the amount of misinformation around abortion rights (or lack thereof) in Northern Ireland. The recent change in policy to allow Northern Irish women free abortions on the NHS is a huge step forward, but many people who I spoke to assumed that was already the case.
People approach us and say that they don't want the law like in England; they just want what we have at the moment. But they don't realise that Northern Ireland doesn't even allow abortion in cases of rape, incest or fatal foetal abnormalities.
In fact, the only time women are granted access to abortions in Northern Ireland is if their life is in imminent danger. Last year, 16 legal abortions were performed in the country, while according to the BBC more than 700 women travelled from Northern Ireland to England to gain access to abortion. From the Republic of Ireland, it was more than 3,000.
The lack of accurate information among the general public isn't surprising. In Northern Ireland, each school can determine its own approach to sex education. They're not really required to explain pregnancy, let alone abortion.
If it is a sunny day, the anti-abortion group Precious Life are likely to be out with their stall, asking people to sign a petition to keep in place the draconian abortion laws in Northern Ireland. Their stall includes graphic images of foetuses, which drives people to us; parents frequently tell us they are disgusted by having to explain the pictures to their children.
One Saturday, a group of teenage girls came up to us crying because they had tried to question the message at the "pro-life" stand, who had threatened to call the police if they continued. They had been discussing their friend's need for mental health support after being raped and having an abortion.
These teenagers understood that the trauma was the rape, travelling for an abortion and the lack of support, but the pro-life movement refused to listen.
I like to think that when I'm on the stall, any woman who has had an abortion and sees us knows that they have support: that their choices are valid and that it's the Government and society that needs to progress.
Another woman who works with me on the stall told me she does so for anyone who has just discovered they are pregnant and doesn't want to be, so that they know they do have choices and there is support out there.
While working on the stall means I'm faced with the stark reality of people's prejudice and ignorance about the issue, I'm heartened every week by the increase in engagement. The majority of interactions are positive: people thanking us for being out, old ladies giving a thumbs up across the street with a big smile, and women lifting piles of the leaflets and postcards to bring to their family and work.
Many people may not want to legalise abortion altogether, but they still don't believe women should be sent to jail.
The fight for abortion rights can sometimes feel overwhelming and never-ending, but things won't change if we don't keep fighting. Unless there's a protest on, the stall will continue to be out come rain or shine.


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Day 3, Portland to Still Creek Campground (just beyond Government Camp on Mount Hood), 59.79 miles, Elevation gain 5004 feet, Avg speed 8.99 mph, Riding time 6 hours
For ride date from Days 3 & 4, go to my Riding Days- Stats page.
Sitting in my tent, drinking tea and writing. I have Still
Camp Campground just beyond Government Camp completely to myself. Life is good.
Great, actually. Started my day at Tin Shed on Alberta Street in Portland with
a group of friends. No bill came. Instead, the server told us my parents called
and paid our bill. So, we called mom and thanked her. At the end of the
conversation, she reminded me to use the bathroom before I left. I loved it.
Spent about 15 miles on the Springwater Corridor Trail into Boring Oregon (yes, real name of the town). Then, hopped onto Highway 26. After a stop at Joe's Donuts, I headed up the mountain. The lupine and daisies are out in full force. Daisies are my favorite flower. I stopped to pick a few and made myself a daisy necklace that lasted about an hour until it wilted and fell off.
The weather was beautiful but as I got closer to the final 8 miles, it got hotter and the climb got harder. I started to feel the elevation gain since Portland is basically at sea level and I was headed to 4000 feet. I took it slow, stopped often, took deep breaths and drank a lot of liquids. Once I got to Government Camp, Mount Hood Brewing was calling my name. I ate a huge salad, chatted with some folks and headed to my campground.
I got my second 'swim' in for the day. I say 'swim', because the water is frigid, coming off Mount Hood from winter snow pack. But, it's refreshing (until ice cream headache sets in) and worth the sponge bath at the end of the day. I hate sticking to my sleeping bag liner due to sweat and sunblock.
I think knowing Highway 26 like the back of my hand is NOT helpful when climbing hills on a bike and hauling weight. I know every turn, when it gets steep and when it flattens out I know when it's a double lane or single. Highway 26 brings memories of teaching snowboarding at Timberline Ski Resort on Saturdays many years ago. It brings memories of my rehearsal dinner at Wildwood Recreation area and my wedding at Timberline Lodge. Happy memories, but many other emotions since my marriage ended. I feel good, but all the memories are quite vivid. I'm looking forward to unchartered territory that holds no memories. Although part of grief and growing is feeling. No numbing. Processing and coming to peace with the journey I've chosen to take.
I feel good, although tired and sleep is calling me. I'm cozy in my tent and looking forward to another 60-ish mile day to Madras.
Day 4
It was a hot day. I expected heat, but not in Oregon this early. I spent a lot of time trying to quiet my mind from saying all the things I wished. I don't want my trip framed in what I didn't have or what conditions weren't there. For example, wishing it were 10 degrees cooler or that I had ice in my water bottle. Re-frame. It's not raining, it's beautiful out and the views, although uphill are breathtaking. ;)
Mid-moring I passed the 45th Parallel, halfway between the equator and north pole.
The desert welcomed me with a gorgeous view of Mount Jefferson and the smell of sagebrush. I said goodbye to the butterflies, daises and green, lush environment of western Oregon. Sadly, I lost the top half of my flag pole and Road to Rhode flag on the fast downhill into Warm Springs, but I realized it too far down that steep hill! The heat was intense and I couldn't wait to jump into the Deschuttes River at Warm Springs Boat Launch. Which I did and I think about 6 people though I was crazy. The water was cold- but felt wonderful. After cooling down my body temp and quick nap, I was on my way up a long, winding, hot steep hill out of Warm Springs to Madras. Got to my friend Lola and Mark's wonderful home with amazing views of Jefferson, Three FIngered Jack, Three Sisters and Mt Bachelor. They own 250 acres and grow alfalfa, garlic, carrots, spearmint and blue grass. Most of their crops are for seed. Lola and Mark took me to a wonderful Mom and Pop Mexican restaurant and when we got back to their home, there were wonderful views of the sun setting behind Jefferson. Breathtaking! Mark made me his version of a Peanut Buster Parfait (Dairy Queen) and I slept like a log.
Lola is an elementary PE teacher in Metolius right down the street and after I get myself away from this computer, I'm going to pack up and stop at her school and say hi to her students. Her school is an Alliance for a Healthier Generation school- the organization I'm raising $25,000 for... so it'll be great to stop in at school before summer has begun everywhere!


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Guided Meditation for Hostage Takers/
[sound of soft piano and crashing waves, which fade and end as a man begins to speak]
Hi there. Thank you so much for downloading Guided Meditation for Hostage Takers, a free app from the National Association of Crisis Negotiators.
My name is Craig. And I am so happy to have you here.
You know, we carry so much tension around with us all the time. We're under such pressure—and a lot of it is self-imposed.
Like right now. I bet you feel like you're the one who's being held captive. Right? Hey, sometimes we all feel that way.
Well, my job is to help you recognize these feelings and to release them. To "de-escalate" the situation, if you will.
Do you like my voice, by the way? Soothing, isn't it? Soft. No judgment. Like a cloud.
OK, let's take a deep breath and get started.
First make yourself comfortable, wherever you happen to be right now. Maybe you're in a bank, or a commercial airliner. Maybe you've barricaded yourself in someone's home. That's OK! Just settle in. Feel the floor under your feet. Maybe remove your shoes, and any body armor you might be wearing.
Just be in the moment. Breathe. In... and out.
As you're breathing, look around you. What do you see? Terrified faces? Overturned furniture? A rooftop sniper?
It's OK to notice these things. Don't try to ignore them. Don't feel as if you have to change them. That will only add to your stress. Instead, just acknowledge them. Regard them the way you regard clouds drifting through the sky.
Eventually some of the things around you might create a diversion and run for a fire exit. And that is OK too. Let them go! Feel your tension exit with them.
Next, take a moment to listen. Hear yourself breathing, in and out. What else do you hear? Maybe the sound of traffic, or air flowing through a vent. Maybe you hear birds singing. Or a small team assembling outside the door. Whatever you hear, again—acknowledge it and let it be. These things are only sounds! Sounds can't hurt you. Unless they come from a sonic weapon, and those are still experimental or restricted to military use. For the most part.
Deep breath in… and out.
Pay attention to what you're holding onto. Maybe it's a grudge, or fear, or anger. Maybe it's a steak knife. Whatever it is, know that you aren't alone. We're all holding onto something destructive. For example, some of us—probably more than you realize—are holding onto things like Mossberg 590 Tactical shotguns or Heckler & Koch MP5 9mm submachine guns with laser sights.
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As we wrap up our time together, how is your head feeling? Lighter? Clearer? More at peace?
Reach up and feel it. Use both hands. Just rest them there for a while, with your eyes closed, breathing. Realize how lucky you are. You are a human being, alive and breathing, and you have a head with exactly the number of holes it should have and not one hole more. That is a pretty wonderful thing!
One more deep breath in…
And out.
And when you're ready—no rush—go ahead and open your eyes.
Acknowledge the men in helmets and Kevlar vests, but again, don't try to change or control them. They're just floating through. Watch them flow. Gently. Being themselves, doing their work, screaming at you to get the fuck down on the floor.
Just like clouds.
Well, that's it for this time. Thanks again for joining me. And remember: You have the right to remain... relaxed.


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When leaves begin to turn color in Autumn, my enthusiasm builds about sweaters, scarves and stormy weather, but above all else, I look forward to glass trade shows in Germany – actually, one in particular. See a theme here? I like the fall season, but I love Glasstec.
Glasstec in Germany is a trade show like no other. One hall at the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre, where Glasstec is held, could rival many cities entire convention centers, but there are nineteen halls total in Düsseldorf, most of which are filled with glass and glass related products – a dream for most glass industry professionals.
"The only limits we set on your imagination concern space: 262,000 square metres of hall space and 43,000 square metres of outdoor space."
- Messe Düsseldorf
There is an abundance of information that can be found specifically about Glasstec in publications such as Glass Magazine and USGlass Magazine, so let's get down to talking about the beautiful city of Düsseldorf and a few gems I've discovered by traveling there every two years, like a salmon searching for its hatchery.
List of must-see or may-need in Düsseldorf
Altstadt Düsseldorf - The main U trains in Düsseldorf pass through this area and Altstadt is conveniently located for easy access at the end of each day after walking Glasstec – this area is also known as "Old Town". Central downtown part of Düsseldorf is where you may go to drink many a beer, and is full of fabulous restaurants, pubs, and shops. Your choice of beer may be a darker Altbier, the lighter version many Americans will be familiar with is a Pils. Be sure to enjoy a local-fare must-have: pig knuckle with German potatoes; any of the Argentinian steak eateries are mouth-watering as well. After dinner, wander for some drinks at any of the 260+ pubs the district has to offer.
Japan Town - One wouldn't expect Germany to offer some of the best sushi someone has had in their life, however Düsseldorf is host to a large Japanese community and has been since the 1950's. Japan Town boasts of 500+ Japanese businesses.
"The central Japanese quarter in the Düsseldorf city is called Immermannstraße, a long road lined with Japanese bookstores, restaurants, bars, supermarkets, bakeries and even a Japanese hotel called Hotel Nikko."
- Amy Airlines
Königsallee - Shopping? Who will have time while you're looking to buy your next glass tempering oven? Well, good question, but you owe it to yourself to do an early morning stroll or take at least one afternoon to buy chocolate or a new little something for yourself in the shopping district, affectionately known as "Kö" by Düsseldorf's residents. Königsallee is a beautiful section of town accessible by both U train or a few blocks walking distance from Altstadt. The lake and architecture alone are worth the detour – perhaps, on your way to dinner.
Ride the Rhine - Many years ago I was lucky to be invited on a Rhine cruise. A large silicone sealant manufacturer had invited our team, along with their employees from all points on the globe. First, it was a fantastic experience to meet new friends from all over and enjoy the company of people from many cultures. Second, the food and scenery were incredible. The waterfront in Düsseldorf offers many of these dinner cruises. It's a must-see to observe one of the world's most bustling rivers atop a lengthy and agile dinner boat.
Kaiserwerth - One Glasstec year, we waited too long to secure our hotel arrangements. Lesson learned – you often need to book a year in advance to stay at your first-choice location. I travel quite a bit and know what can come from unfamiliar hotel bookings and in this instance, I could feel my anxiety begin to rise. With many places reserved, our team ended up in a small Kaiserwerth hotel, based in a suburb of Düsseldorf on the North side. Once we entered the area, all fears subsided. Kaiserwerth is one of the oldest areas of Düsseldorf, a quintessential small German village that feels welcoming and familiar. The Hotel Barbarossa in Kaiserwerth became our home station for Glasstec many years after. Always worth a ride on the U train to see this beautiful community on the Rhine.
These are some highlights I've enjoyed about Düsseldorf that will surely enrich your time at the Glasstec show. After many trips to Glasstec, I know it's difficult to find the time to explore, but before you gulp-down a few too many delicious beers and you're too sleepy from pig knuckle, try to work in a few of the sights. You will not be disappointed. See you in Germany!
- Kris Vockler


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On behalf of the PTC Board, I would like to thank all of you who have participated and volunteered in the many PTC organized events this year – and we are only just wrapping up September! We are so blessed to have such a strong Mustang Family and your participation and support are unmatched.
We are in our fourth year using the MIS PTC online directory, MySchoolAnywhere. We have approximately 600 parents who are accessing it regularly. This directory is administered by the PTC as we pay an annual license fee. (This is separate from RenWeb which is maintained by MIS administration). Julie Frederickson, PTC Vice President, has done a phenomenal job this year updating and cleaning up our directory, allowing us to focus more on utilizing the MSA directory's volunteer sign-ups feature. The PTC board and room parents use this as their main form of communication for classroom events and event sign ups. It also allows event coordinators the ability to track and monitor the events plus send out reminder emails. For families who have multiple students and in various grades, it is a great way to view all your MIS volunteer signups in one system. You can print a list of your child's classmates by grade and you can add families to your favorites list for quick reference. If you are not currently using MSA or have questions on access or use please contact Julie Frederickson for assistance.
A BIG thank you to our Volunteer of the Month, Jacob Riney. Jacob has been instrumental in managing the Junior High Wing renovation project. He has given an abundant amount of time, expertise and sweat! Thank you so much Jacob!
Thank you to Nolia Norra and Angie Borino our Spiritual Enrichment Chair and Co-Chair for all their work in celebrating Mary's birthday – this is always such a beautiful celebration. They have also been working diligently on raising awareness, funds, and goods for the many recent tragedies that have occurred here in Texas, Florida, Mexico and now Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. We have many in our MIS Family who have been impacted by these events and I am so proud, although not at all surprised, by the generous response.
Save time for the Mary Immaculate Fall Festival on October 6-7th. This is a wonderful event full of fun and community building for the whole family! Click here for more information: https://www.maryimmaculatechurch.org/fall-festival
As always, thank you to the countless volunteers who support the PTC, children, teachers and staff. Our community is so strong because of each of you giving so selfless of your time and talents.
"Volunteers are not paid – not because they are worthless, but because they are priceless!"
Blessings Mustang Family!
Kristin Rogers, PTC President


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Do you ever have those days when you start with the best intentions, you shun the negative thoughts you've been having lately and tell yourself "Stop! Today is going to be a good day. I'm going to be productive and achieve something!"?
Do those days then fall apart when one thing after another goes wrong, and you end up feeling like you're never going to achieve anything again?
Today is one of those days, but instead of feeling sorry for myself, I've hit myself up with a heavy dose of feel-good to lift my spirits, 'cause hey, there's always tomorrow!
Feel-good for me is blasting out the following playlist (aptly titled Feelgood1) and dancing around like a fool à la Hugh Grant in Love Actually!
- Katrina And The Waves – Walking On Sunshine
- A-Ha – Take On Me
- The Human League – Don't You Want Me
- Blondie – Hanging On The Telephone
- Prince & The Revolution – Kiss
- Spinners – Working My Way Back To You
- KC & The Sunshine Band – Get Down Tonight
- Cool And The Gang – Celebration
- Dolly Parton – 9-5
- Prince – 1999
- Soft Cell – Tainted Love
- Whitney Houston – I Wanna Dance With Somebody
- Michael Jackson – The Way You Make Me Feel
What do you do to bust a bad mood? Is there a song that's guaranteed to lift your spirits?


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We now have an exciting opportunity for a Head of Finance. This is a new senior leadership role within YGAM, which reports directly to the Chief Executive and Treasurer and marks an investment in the next phase of our development. The purpose of the role is to lead all our statutory, financial and management accounting aspects of both YGAM and Gameplan, our trading subsidiary. In addition, you will support the Chief Executive, Administration Manager and senior leadership team with detailed financial appraisals, support with the preparation of budgets for funding applications and the preparation of detailed monthly P & L accounts covering both entities. Finally the role will lead on our statutory financial reporting annually and work with our auditors.
As a start-up charity, we are about to reach the £1m annual revenue threshold which brings a higher level of statutory financial reporting and we are seeking an experienced finance professional who could support us with this and the wider growth of both YGAM and Gameplan. The initially twelve-month post is being offered as a part-time role (up to 16 hours per week) and offers a competitive salary of between £41,000 - £45,000 (band nine) pro-rata based on qualifications and experience. We are seeking a qualified accountant with at least five-years' experience of charity accounting working within at least a £3m revenue charity.
To apply for the role please email, via our website, with an up-to-date curriculum vitae and a supporting statement (maximum two sides of A4), outlining your experience in each key area listed in the person specification framed around Qualification; Experience; Skills, Abilities and Knowledge and Personal Qualities. We will only accept applications through our website and only curriculum vitae with full supporting statements will be accepted. The closing date is Monday 01 April at 1200 noon and all received applications will be acknowledged.
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This article originally appeared on LASA-Victoria's blog (click here to view the source article)
New aged care training programs are attracting a cohort of health professionals; however, the proportion of age care professionals under the age of 35 in the workforce has not changed since 2003.
Chief Executive Officer of Leading Age Services Australia – Victoria (LASA Victoria) Trevor Carr saidthe aged care industry needs to urgently attract more young people into the workforce.
"The proportion of age care professionals under the age of 35 remains at 18 per cent, in spite of the fact that the overall aged care workforce is rising," Mr Carr said.
"While the residential aged care workforce grew 29 per cent between 2003 and 2012, the average age for residential direct care workers is 48 years and 50 years for community direct care workers.
"There is a perception that aged care is an unappealing career option for people under 35 years, and yet there are many genuine career opportunities across the sector that can make a meaningful difference to people's lives.
"Inside the industry we know that aged care professionals derive a sense of satisfaction from the positive benefits they bring to those they are caring for. They find their careers satisfying and value the career opportunities the sector provides."
Mr Carr said the current workforce is ageing and yet we are still seeing less and less young people entering our workforce.
"We need to create more awareness that working in aged care can be a very rewarding career pathway personally and professionally," Mr Carr said.
Statistics are highlighting a critical shortage of aged care professionals today, and not as most policy makers are indicating 5 or 10 years from now.
The enormous demand for aged care services and corresponding workforce is fast becoming the biggest challenge facing the health sector, yet this is happening at the same time as demand for workforce in other sectors is declining.
The aged care sector is the fastest growing sector of health and its indicators are strong, with an estimated 80,000 additional residential aged care places required in the next 10 years, requiring infrastructure investment of $30 billion.
Mr Carr said the industry needs job growth of 300 per cent to reach the 1,000,000 required to care for an ageing population.
"We need to train and develop the 'next generation' of the age care workforce, particularly for regional areas where we know the number of ageing people that are needing services is growing more rapidly than the national average," Mr Carr said.
LASA Victoria is the peak body for age services in Victoria. We champion aged care services organisations to provide the best possible care for older Victorians, now and into the future.
Visit the LASA Victoria website to learn more about this forward thinking organisation.


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Zebras are seen as determined, playful and friendly.
Eloise's colourful designs captures these charming creatures.
Celebrate a friend's birthday with the charming design of Eloise's richly crafted card.
– 'Happy Birthday' Greeting on Front
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Eyebrows are among the most vital things in framing a face. The key to having the really beautiful brows is working with what you naturally have. Well-groomed eyebrow will go a long way in giving you an amazing look. Here are seven tips to get beautiful natural eyebrow:
The shape of your brows depends on the shape of your face. How long, how thick, and how high they are, all rely on your face shape. If you have never had them shaped before, it is advisable to have a professional shape them and later you can maintain them.
Using thread to trim your eyebrow is the easiest, painless and most natural way of aligning your eyebrow in the right direction. Nonetheless, constant practice will save you a lot since you won't have to go to the salon every time you need them shaped. Notably, eyebrow threading is easier on delicate skin since it doesn't affect your skin in any way.
Trimming is often done after threading, using a small pair of scissors. The secret here is, you should not over pluck your brows. You can use a pair of tweezers to ensure you don't overdo it and to get rid of the stray hairs. You need to keep them as natural and full as possible. When tweezing, you need to only pluck hairs from the bottom, top and side. However, the middle should be left full.
Filling in your brows make them look bolder and more natural. You will need to find a shade that is the same as your hair color, alternatively, your choice could depend on how light or dark you want them. In particular, when filling them, you should use short hair-like strokes to copy its natural look.
After filling in your brows, brush them using a spoolie. Most importantly, you should brush them upward. If the ends become longer, you could use a tweezer, or a trimmer to make it the right size.
According to Garcia, cucumber juice improves the quality of your hair, and strawberry juice strengthens hair and kiwi juice promotes the growth of hair. So besides taking care of your brows just from the outside, it is essential to ensure that they are well maintained from the inside too.
As much as taking care of your brows at home might save you, it won't really count if they don't look right. So, if you can't pull off the perfect shape, find a professional to do it for you.
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