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The Seventh Grade just completed a unit on Probability, and I wanted a different method to evaluate their understanding of the different standards within this topic. The groups were asked to create an original game of chance. They were provided with a brief introduction and then turned loose. Within fifteen minutes, I had students bouncing ping-pong balls into cups to test the Experimental Probability of someone winning their game. What I really enjoyed watching was how the students reacted to their errors. They quickly realized that adjustments needed to made to their game. Some had to make it more challenging, others less so. I thoroughly enjoyed circulating around the room listening to the discussions of each group. I was there simply to ask questions to get a deeper understanding of the concepts the were calculating or a change they made to a process or procedure. It looked like a circus in my room, but man, was there a lot of learning going on!
The Eighth Grade will be tackling a project on budgeting and working with graphs (How Will I Survive?). Here, they are given a job and a family status to factor in while creating their fictional family budget. They are being asked to research where they are going to college to earn the education for that job. In addition, they will be gathering information about the kind of car to drive as well. I was very happy to hear them question each other. They asked why someone was choosing to go there when a cheaper school was also available. In addition, a number of students whispered to me that they were looking to buy a used car to save more money. All I could say to them was: "Welcome to the Real World!"
What a great day at school! What a great change of pace for both myself and my students. Do not get me wrong, there was still a lot of planning that went into these activities, but when you see the excitement on their faces, it is all worth it. We did not crack open one textbook all day, yet it was a day full of learning...For ALL of us in the room!
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Dune Hopper
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The Dune Hopper is perfect for the traveller short of time, but high in demand for excellent service and superior accommodation on the dunes of the magnificent and undisturbed Namib Desert.
Though known for the world's highest sand dunes, Namibia also boasts an impressive array of wildlife, including many species unique to this region. Experience both, on this luxurious 4 day journey from Windhoek.
Sossusvlei is a section of the Namib Desert marked by towering red dunes surrounding a salt and clay pan. For most visitors, this is Namibia's star attraction. The area's surreal landscapes and dazzling colours offer an Africa like no other. You'll visit nearby Sesriem Canyon, a 35 metre deep gauge eroded into the desert floor.
The Namib Rand Nature Reserve is one of the largest private reserves in southern Africa, offering visitors perfect tranquility, along with the chance to explore more spectacular landscapes. With a focus on conservation, the Reserve is also home to cheetahs, caracal, Cape foxes, giraffes, zebra and several species of gazelle. Learn about their habitats and follow the trail of the ancient Bushmen, before you return to Windhoek.
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You are picked up at your hotel in Windhoek or Swakopmund and transferred to the Airport, from where your flight commences via the Naukluft Mountains to your lodge, situated in the heart of the Namib Desert and along the Namib Naukluft Park. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure; in the afternoon you have the option of participating in optional activities offered by your lodge.
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Sossusvlei Lodge
The 45 en-suite room Sossusvlei Lodge is uniquely located in a vast Namibian desert. Be prepared to live a life of leisure when you enter this Namibia safari lodge. With attentive, well trained staff catering to your every need, it's no wonder that this Namibia ...
The 45 en-suite room Sossusvlei Lodge is uniquely located in a vast Namibian desert. Be prepared to live a life of leisure when you enter this Namibia safari lodge. With attentive, well trained staff catering to your every need, it's no wonder that this Namibia safari lodge is known as the friendliest lodge.
The safari lodge is testament to the ingenuity of an eco-friendly design, everything from the electricity to the activities are geared for eco-friendliness. Even the accommodation units at this Namibia safari lodge are uniquely constructed combining both tent and plaster so as to blend in as much as possible with the desert location and surroundings. It is a great location for travellers from couples to families who are seeking a change from the traditional destination.
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Namib Rand Nature Reserve
Departing an hour before sunrise, travel between monumental dunes towards Sossusvlei, and watch in awe as the fresh sunrays paint the sand into a kaleidoscope of colours and shades. At Sossusvlei and Dead Vlei experience clambering onto the dunes to adore the surrounding landscape overshadowed by some of the highest dunes on earth. Afterwards visit Sesriem Canyon, a 35-meter deep gauge eroded into the conglomerate desert floor over millions of years. Afterwards you will be transferred, by vehicle, through the Namib Desert to the Namib Rand Nature Reserve.
Your lodge overlooks the panoramic vistas of the 185'000 hectare reserve in all directions, capturing the desert in an intimate and memorable way. Savour a sundowner drink in the distinct natural charm of your lodge, before enjoying dinner under the awesome carpet of stars.
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Situated in the NamibRand Nature Reserve, The Dunes Lodge is perched on top of a dune plateau, overlooking panoramic vistas in all directions and capturing the beauty of the desert in a most memorable way. The building style is a combination of wooden structures and ...
Situated in the NamibRand Nature Reserve, The Dunes Lodge is perched on top of a dune plateau, overlooking panoramic vistas in all directions and capturing the beauty of the desert in a most memorable way. The building style is a combination of wooden structures and canvas blinds, opening up to the desert beyond. The lodge reflects the ambience of a tented camp, but provides the comfort and protection of a permanent building. Each of the nine spacious chalets and Mountain View suite offer ensuite bathrooms, and private verandah, which connects you to vast stretches of untouched sand. Sleeping with your canvas blinds open is just like sleeping under the stars.
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Absorb the unique desert landscape during a morning and afternoon excursion through enticing dune landscapes, endless grass plains and mystical mountain formations. You may encounter large as well as small desert animals, learn about their specialized habits and explore the ancient hunting spots of the Bushmen. Here in this land of stretching blue skies you will find beauty feeding your soul, tranquillity to clear your mind, and space for your imagination to fly.
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Awake in the pristine desert dawn and soak in the atmosphere and landscape from your bed whilst enjoying early morning tea. After a leisurely breakfast, you are transferred to the airstrip to bid Wolwedans farewell and commence your return flight to Windhoek International Airport in time for your onward journey. If you are spending the night in Windhoek, you will be transferred to your accommodation.
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- 3 nights accommodation
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- Excursions as indicated
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Maximum 10kg of luggage allowed – soft bags only.
Prices are "from" per person based on twin/double share accommodation and for travel in low season. Seasonal surcharges and blackout dates may apply. Limited seat/spaces and all pricing is subject to change and availability. Rates for single or triple travellers are available on request - please inquire.
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La Jolla Seal Pupping Season is Here!
One of my favorite places in San Diego is one I don't get to often enough: Casa Beach (or "seal beach" or "the children's pool", as some of you might know it) in La Jolla.
There's a long been a big controversy surrounding the beach shared by both humans and harbor seals. As the only harbor seal rookery (or breeding ground) south of Carpinteria Seal Preserve in Santa Barbara County, it's a safe place for the seals to rest and haul themselves out of the ocean, which "they need to do 30-40% of the time in order to survive", according to the La Jolla Friends of the Seals.
Many locals, especially some long-time La Jolla residents, believe it has always been and should always be a respite for humans only, primarily for children. While the land was initially a natural beach, it was granted by the State of California to the City of San Diego as public land. In 1931, money was subsequently donated by Ellen Browning Scripps so that it could become a "safe haven" for children to swim and play and a breakwater wall was constructed. They re-dubbed the beach The Childrens' Pool. However, there are still many misconceptions about the true purpose of the land. (more…)


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A Time Puzzle of a War Drama
Director Christopher Nolan has made some bulky movies in his career, with the last two—Interstellar and The Dark Knight Rises—clocking in at closer to three hours than two hours. So it was a bit of a surprise to find out that his new World War II drama Dunkirk had a runtime of only 106 minutes. That runtime makes Dunkirk the second shortest of all Nolan's features, longer only than his debut Following, which clocked in at a brief 96 minutes. The movie also has a PG-13 rating, a rarity among recent war films. But Nolan's purpose with Dunkirk is not to tell a bloated drama graphically depicting the horrors of war, but rather to tell the true-life heroic story of survival in the time needed to tell the story. For the most part, Nolan succeeds with Dunkirk, but time factors into the film more than just its runtime.
The title of the movie refers to the seaside town in northern France where thousands of British, French, and Belgian soldiers were stranded, cut off by the rest of their armies, and surrounded by German forces in the early part of World War II. The movie tells the story in three intermingling parts, focusing on the efforts of the men on the beach to survive the onslaught of German bombers long enough to find a boat home, a pair of pilots looking to fight off the German planes, and the civilians piloting their own boat on a mission across the Channel to rescue as many men as they can. The movie cuts back and forth between these three stories which will inevitably cross paths as the rescue operation proceeds.
Where the movie gets complicated and becomes something of a puzzle is that while each of these storylines are given equal attention and screentime throughout the movie as if the events depicted are occurring simultaneously, the events we are cutting back and forth between are not necessarily happening at the same time. The drama unfolding on the beach takes place over a period of a week, the action on the boat in a day, and the airplanes are only in the air for an hour. This makes for a more cerebral of a war film than one that walks us through the events in a straight line and can result in taking the audience out of the movie at times while they try to figure out whether the sailing boat the plane is flying over in one scene is the same one that is trapped on the beach at low tide in the next. This works at times when it gives us the same scene from two different perspectives, but for the most part it is just a puzzle that the audience will find themselves wanting to figure out.
Nolan also tells the story with a minimum amount of dialogue, focusing instead on the actions of the war. While this works for the action, it can be somewhat counter-productive when it comes to character development. This is especially true of the men on the beach. We know which of the men we are supposed to be following as the movie is focusing on them, but since we do not learn much about them—even their names—it is more difficult to get invested in their survival, outside of the fact that we know they are allied soldiers and therefore on our side. But it can be hard to root for "that guy" and because many of the men on the boats getting into the ships look similar, in crowd scenes, it can be easy to lose our protagonists.
Where the movie excels, though, is in its visuals. It is clear that Nolan went the extra mile in order to created footage that looks authentic. If you put footage from this movie beside footage taken by the war photography units of World War II, it would be difficult to distinguish which is genuine and which is recreated. This is especially true in the case in the aerial photography, as the cameras are mounted onto the sides of the plane and on the reticle scope to share the pilot's perspective with the audience.
There are very few lulls in the action as Dunkirk cranks the intensity up to eleven and leaves in there until the compassionate finale. The intensity is aided by the forceful score by Nolan's frequent collaborator, composer Hans Zimmer. Much like his score for other Nolan films such as Inception, Zimmer's musical accompaniment in Dunkirk is anything but subtle. In a way, it drives the narrative forward more than the action itself.
Dunkirk is a terrifically filmed war movie that tells one of the most important stories of World War II, but the complicated timeline is more of a distraction than a successful narrative device and with one possible exception, we are never really drawn into the characters. The result is a film that is very good and worth seeing, but falls short of some of the better World War II epics Hollywood has given us over the years.
Dunkirk is rated PG-13 for "intense war experience and some language." The movie is intense and there is plenty of opportunity for graphic violence, but the movie stays away from using gore to depict the horrors of war.
Courtesy of a local publicist, Jeff attended a promotional screening of Dunkirk.


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Alan Reed - Grainger Street, Newcastle
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This is a Signed Limited Edition Giclee Print by the artist Alan Reed.
185mm x 295mm
Edition Size 950
This painting of Grainger Street in Newcastle is as much about the people as it is about the street.
So many folk seem to identify with the two old ladies chatting away on their way to the Grainger Market and the old man shuffling along, stooped forward with his Evening Chronicle sticking out of his back pocket.


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21 – 21 March 2019
Course directors:
Asim Kurjak, KBC Sveti Duh, Zagreb, Croatia
Panos Antsaklis, Alexandra Maternity Hospital, Medical School University of Athens, Greece
Course description:
Ten years ago KANET test has been introduced into clinical practice as a possibility to detect motoric changes in fetus which might preceed to cerebral palsy. Test was introduced in clinical practice after two international consensuses held in Osaka and Bucharest. A number of multicentric studies have been performed showing that test is reproducible and reliable with high rate of accuracy and reliability. All the participants in this multicentric study will be present at the course and will discuss results and other details.
The programme does not offer ECTS credits.
Course lecturers:
Aida Salihagić Kadić, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Panos Antsaklis, Alexandra Maternity Hospital, Medical School University of Athens, Greece
Lara Spalldi Barišić, Policlinic "Veritas", Zagreb, Croatia
Radu Vladareanu, Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Elias University Hospital, Bucharest, Romania
Sonal Panchal, Dr. Nagoriʹs Institute for Infertility and IVF, Ahmedabad, India
Toshiyuki Hata, Kagawa University, Japan
Suada Tinjić, Poliklinika 'Korak do života' Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Milan Stanojević, KBC Sveti Duh, Zagreb, Croatia


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From: Bob Swallow, Settle.
SETTLE is a wonderful place to live – or so I thought until a few days ago.
Out on a constitutional, I met a good friend who was not in the best of humours. He told me that he had been walking alone for but one hour and during that time had counted no less than 46 bags of dog mess left in hedges, the gaps in dry stone walls, in fact anywhere but the poo bins with which Settle and the locality is well provided. As he was not in possession of a strong plastic bag, much less the wherewithal to pick up the muck up, they are still there.
Anyway why should he?
This has set me thinking. I am old enough to remember when there was a dog licence – I think 7/6d per annum (37p these days). Is it not about time that this was reintroduced at a more realistic figure, say £250 per annum? Clearly there would be exceptions, blind people being the obvious one. Now before dog owners start sending me hate mail, let me say it is not going to happen. Quite simply if this came before Parliament it would be chucked out.
Politics is about being in power, as we are all well aware. A dog licence debate would enrage, as I understand it, potentially a tenth of the population so no political party is going to stick their neck out unless of course there were a terrible outbreak of rabies.
I freely admit to not being a domestic animal lover though I do enjoy wild animals, birds and other forms of life found in the countryside if you look hard enough.
From: Dick Lindley, Normanton.
I WAS delighted to read in your excellent newspaper (The Yorkshire Post, February 2) an article by your agricultural correspondent, Ben Barnett, regarding Liz Truss, Environment Secretary.
At long last we have a member of the Cabinet courageous enough to admit that British agriculture is being severely disadvantaged and damaged by a plethora of idiotic directives and rules emanating from the EU.
Congratulations to Liz Truss for her outspoken honesty, a rare commodity indeed.
From: Barrie Crowther, Walton, Wakefield.
CRUELTY to animals at the Thirsk abattoir is only the tip of the iceberg concerning meat for food in Great Britain. Why, in a Christian country are most slaughter houses halal? Where are the RSPCA in all this? Not a word. Time this practice was banned in this country.
From: Karl Sheridan, Selby Road, Holme on Spalding Moor.
I FEEL thoroughly disgusted by the supermarkets selling British milk at ridiculously low prices. Their marketing strategy is flawed if they think that this loss leader encourages people in purely to buy cheap milk, because it doesn't, at least not in our family's case.
We desperately need to maintain our dairy herds. Price wars between supermarkets are one thing but when their efforts force dairy farmers out of business that is another.
From: Andrew Brownlie, East Yorkshire and Derwent Area Ramblers.
GORDON Hawcroft ("Why farmers can win at politics", The Yorkshire Post, January 24) brought a smile to a gathering of Ramblers in York last Saturday.
The recent news of local government cuts that will mean the deterioration of maintenance to footpaths has been a major cause for concern to many countryside groups who spend long hours attempting to keep access open. Mr Hawcroft suggests farmers should "actually walk the local footpath network and see what issues there are".
The Ramblers this year celebrate 80 years of existence and one of their main objectives is to inspire people to use the footpaths that are an essential part of our heritage. Farmers are key to helping to preserve this treasure and as Mr Hawcroft says: "Waymarks are essential to give walkers confidence and keep them where they should be".
Just a little annual attention to signs and paths can make all the difference. He writes: "By working together we can ensure our rural heritage is enjoyed by all." We could not agree more.
In honour of Churchill
From: Malcolm Wilson Bucknall, Hornsea.
A TRIBUTE to Sir Winston Churchill (Tom Richmond, The Yorkshire Post, January 31). His orations stirred our nation's hearts, though often rebuked in political fields. Steadfast and true he never faltered, and in the end, he saw us through those dark days of conflict and despair.
Time turns the pages of truth in the chapters of history and from the well of his pen, came words written with strength and dignity. His bulldog spirit lingers still in the corners of power, respected still by those who remember.
Rant from the distant past
From: Russ Wilkinson, Thornton, Bradford.
IT is not often that a letter makes me feel the need to respond but Philip Smith's rant against the ordination of the first female bishop (The Yorkshire Post, January 31) annoyed me tremendously. The Scriptures were written in the context of a male dominated society in which it was inconceivable that a woman could rise to a position of power or influence. Times have changed!


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Welcome to my blog! Here is my little intro. I hope you'll find here what you are looking for
My name is Maria. Iam based in Lahore, After completion of my Masters in business Admin, I decided to initiate a business on my own
Baking got my serious attention a few years ago. When I first baked a pound cake and over time baking became my true love and mind-occupying obsession. Now it is more than a hobby. Following the passion, I love to play with colors peeking into my child hood nostalgic memories coloring was my favorite.
I love to design any thing from indoor out door designing or let it be designing to designing a cake or a dessert sky is the limit.
Nature is my best friend , I embark on a roller coaster of ideas whether its a symmetry of a leaf ,colors of rainbow or shades of ocean, every thing provides me with an idea.
Made to order freshly baked goods. line of desserts pastas pizza's and low fat options and more. I think it was a fortunate flow of events, I've never compromised the taste for the look.
This blog is all about food, fun. recipes, experiences baking /cooking blunders and how to fix them. I highly welcome input from my reader's where we can, explore recipes ,solve problems, brainstorm on different matters so o and so forth.


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The Life and Times of A LegendBook - 2009
Last August, two men in rural Georgia announced that they had killed Bigfoot. The claim drew instant, feverish attention, leading to more than 1,000 news stories worldwide--despite the fact that nearly everyone knew it was a hoax. Though Bigfoot may not exist, there's no denying Bigfoot mania.
With Bigfoot , Joshua Blu Buhs traces the wild and wooly story of America's favorite homegrown monster. He begins with nineteenth-century accounts of wildmen roaming the forests of America, treks to the Himalayas to reckon with the Abominable Snowman, then takes us to northern California in 1958, when reports of a hairy hominid loping through remote woodlands marked Bigfoot's emergence as a modern marvel. Buhs delves deeply into the trove of lore and misinformation that has sprung up around Bigfoot in the ensuing half century. We meet charlatans, pseudo-scientists, and dedicated hunters of the beast--and with Buhs as our guide, the focus is always less on evaluating their claims than on understanding why Bigfoot has inspired all this drama and devotion in the first place. What does our fascination with this monster say about our modern relationship to wilderness, individuality, class, consumerism, and the media?
Writing with a scientist's skepticism but an enthusiast's deep engagement, Buhs invests the story of Bigfoot with the detail and power of a novel, offering the definitive take on this elusive beast.
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So I was browsing my local newsagents the other day when I saw that you get a free Nails Inc polish with this months issue. Theres 4 colours to choose from, Tate, Victoria, Piccadilly Circus and Basil Street, I chose Piccadilly Circus, its a lovely Wintery Raspberry shade. I don't actually have any Nails Inc products, well I did have one free with Glamour a year or so ago that I didnt get on too well with so it went to my Mum. I was a little worried I might have the same problems, but at £2 it's a gamble I was prepared to take.
Broadway Real Life Natural Nails Real Short)
For the glitter gradient: Nails Inc in Piccadilly Circus (FREE with this months Glamour Magazine!)
Silver Glitter Nail Art Pen (via this ebay shop, £6.60 for 24, obviously not as good as the WAH one, but such a bargain!)
To do this I basicly painted the glitter on as if it was a french tip using the striper brush, and then kind of dragged it downwards to get that gradient effect, maybe I'll do a tutorial if people want to see it)
For the leopard print: Nails Inc in Picadilly Circus
Models Own/WAH Nails Nail Art Pen in Black (£6)
Pink Glitter Nail Art Pen
I learnt the Leopard technique by watching Gem's tutorial which you can see for yourself here by the way :)
Have you bought the latest issue of Glamour? What shade did you pick? Let me know guys, as I'm so tempted to go back and buy the other three shades!


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WE ALL SAW IT COMING--THE proverbial handwriting was on the wall. One would have had to be clueless to miss the energy crunch coming down the pipeline, with the cost of gasoline topping $4 per gallon, Northeastern states experiencing a rolling brownout, and families opting to remain at home on "staycations" this past summer. Indeed, with preowned hybrid Toyota Prius cars rarer than hen's teeth, and with 33,000 signing up for GM's new electric chariot—the Chevy Volt—the tree-hugging granola folks were not the only ones who felt the pinch on our natural resources last summer.
IN THE LATE 1990s, WE WORKED WITH A YOUNG woman who had a very strong focus on environmental action. At the time, it was the rare student who placed her own environmentalism and that of prospective colleges so squarely in the forefront of her admissions process.
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The last bonus I got was last summer, when I got $300 - I managed to acquire $1,000 in old school tractor-feed paper for free, so my boss gave me some of the savings. Woot.
Anyway...what to do with it!? I know I *should* save it, or put it towards the house - we have two more bedrooms and a bathroom to work on, and those are expensive projects...
But the other part of me wants to buy a bigger one of these:
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Student Rec Center
Welcome to Campus Rec, the Academic and Student Rec Center (A.S.R.C.)
The second, third, and fourth floors of the LEED Gold certified A.S.R.C. building house the Campus Rec Center. It is located in the heart of the Portland State's campus in the Urban Plaza. Campus Rec provides students, and the campus community, with opportunities for exercise and social engagement. No matter what the interest, we have something for everyone at any level!
Student membership is included, for those taking one or more credits, in tuition and fees. Memberships are also available for faculty/staff, alumni, and a variety of PSU affiliates. A PSU or government-issued photo ID is required to enter the recreation facility.
Prior to entering the Rec Center, you must sign an electronic release online in order to use the facility and/or participate in its programs. You only have to sign this electronic release one time. Instructions on how to sign it.
PSU Campus Rec
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Wednesday, December 14, 2005
How is it, then, that 64 percent of U.S. military
officers think we will succeed if we are allowed
to continue our work? Why is there such a dramatic
divergence between American public opinion and the
upbeat assessment of the men and women doing the
fighting? The common wisdom seems to be that Iraq
is an unwinnable war and a quagmire and that the
only thing left to decide is how quickly we withdraw.
Open optimism, whether or not it is warranted, is a
necessary trait in senior officers and officials. But
it is not a simple thing to ignore genuine optimism
from mid-grade, junior and noncommissioned officers
who have spent much of the past three years in Iraq.
We know the streets, the people and the insurgents
far better than any armchair academic or talking head.
We know that there are no guarantees in war, and that
we may well fail in the long run. We also know that
if we follow our current plan we can, over time, leave
behind a stable and unified country that might help to
anchor a better future for the Middle East.
It is difficult for most Americans to rationalize this
optimism in the face of the horrific images and depressing
stories that have come to symbolize the war in Iraq. But
experienced military officers know that the horror stories,
however dramatic, do not represent the broader conditions
there or the chances for future success. For every vividly
portrayed suicide bombing, there are hundreds of thousands
of people living quiet, if often uncertain, lives. For
every depressing story of unrest and instability there is
an untold story of potential and hope. The impression of
Iraq as an unfathomable quagmire is false and dangerously
Although the presence of U.S. forces certainly inflames
sentiment and provides the insurgents with targets, the
anti-coalition insurgency is mostly a symptom of the
underlying conditions in Iraq. It may seem paradoxical,
but only our presence can buffer the violence enough to
allow for eventual stability.
The precipitous withdrawal of U.S. troops would almost
certainly lead to a violent and destabilizing civil war.
The Iraqi military is not ready to assume control and
would not miraculously achieve competence in our absence.
As we left, the insurgency would turn into internecine
violence, and Iraq would collapse into a true failed
state. The fires of the Iraqi civil war would spread,
and terrorists would find a new safe haven from which
to launch attacks against our homeland.
Anyone who has spent even a day in the Middle East
should know that the Arab street would not thank us
for abandoning Iraq. The blame for civil war would
fall squarely on our shoulders. It is unlikely that
the tentative experiments in democracy we have seen
in Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan and elsewhere would survive
the fallout. There would be no dividend of goodwill
from heartbroken intellectuals or emboldened Islamic
extremists. American troops might be home in the short
run, but the experienced professionals know that in
the long run, quitting Iraq would mean more deployments,
more desperate battles and more death.
Sixty-four percent of us know that we have a good shot
at preventing this outcome if we are allowed to continue
our mission. We quietly hope that common sense will
return to the dialogue on Iraq.
We can fail only if the false imagery of quagmire takes
hold and our national political will is broken. In that
event, both the Iraqi people and the American troops
will pay a long-term price for our shortsighted delusion.
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A wonderful debut novel by Anthony Marra- a fiction examining the intertwined lives of people living in war torn Chechnya. A story of how a little girl 8 years of age got to live, largely due to the kindness of her friend and neighbor Akhmed. The book set in 2004 covers about 4-5 days of events that were set in motion in a village called Eldar. The author tries to provide closure by describing occurrences from his characters' past.
Characters in the book are:
Akhmed (a hero, perhaps) and his sick wife Ula
Khassan and his son Ramzan- the pair have not spoken much, especially since Ramzan turned a rat helping feds disappear villagers (he was tortured, that is a good enough reason right? Although is there ever one to betray your own friends and family?)
Sophia (the brilliant London-trained surgeon who comes back for her sister) and Natasha (her sister, a victim of human trafficking)
Dokka (Akhmed's neighbor and friend), Esiila (his wife) and Havaa (their 8-year old daughter)
Each of these people's lives are intertwined and these back stories are beautifully woven with the present. I loved the book and a must read is all I would say.


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Life fit for a saint – Part 2
Because they realised that their earthly possessions when compared to eternity will be insignificant, they "declare plainly that they seek a country… they desire a better country, that is, an heavenly: wherefore God is not ashamed to be called their God: for he hath prepared for them a city." To qualify to enter heaven, every sinner or backslider needs to repent, exercise faith in Christ's atonement and constantly live with the consciousness that Christ may return at any time to take His people home.
Every believer must purge himself and also allow the Lord to purge him. Although God purges His, the believer has a responsibility to purge himself. He is commanded to "mortify therefore (his) members, which are upon the earth…." To mortify is to crush, kill or destroy.
As a new creature in Christ, the believer is expected to get rid of the works of the flesh, which include fornication, uncleanness, inordinate affection, evil concupiscence, covetousness, idolatry, anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, filthy communication, stealing, etc. The warning to get rid of "covetousness, which is idolatry" is necessary because anything a believer is obsessed with above God becomes an idol. It could be entertainment, fashion, marriage, money, pleasure, position, etc.
Having done our own part, we need to ask God to purge us. The Psalmist understood the need for inward purity and prayed for it. His plea to God was: "Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow." Also, Isaiah, upon realising his unworthiness, prayed that God should purge and make him holy.
And after one of the seraphims touched his lips with a live coal in his hand, he was given the assurance that his "iniquity is taken away, and (his) sin purged." Believers who want to remain pure do not take the grace of God for granted by exposing themselves to objects of temptation. Rather, they "flee also youthful lusts: but follow righteousness, faith, charity, peace, with them that call on the Lord out of a pure heart."
As we wait for the coming of the Lord, the Scripture enjoins us to "cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." In spite of the challenges and difficulties that confront us, the Lord expects us to preserve and perfect the holiness or sanctification experience we possess by avoiding carelessness and self-indulgence.
Whether in a religious or secular setting, people without principle live for others. Believers who fail to realise their new position in Christ live to please self and others. Without principle, we will lack the stamina to stand for Christ when it matters most. A prevailing principle makes us persevere even in moments of discouragement, trials and temptations. Therefore, the principle of every rapturable saint should be to do everything "in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him."
Since fornication, adultery, drunkenness, fraud, discord, pride, stealing, etc., do not glorify God, the true believer eschews them. At home, school or office, he does not derive pleasure from anything that is contrary to righteousness, holiness, transparency and the gospel. If we truly love Christ, and have made Him the Saviour and Controller of our lives, we must obey His commandments unreservedly. "Whether, therefore, ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God."
Christ is our perfect Example because He pleased the Father in all things. Therefore, to glorify God with our lives and qualify to meet Christ at the rapture, we must make sure we possess genuine and current salvation experience. The Lord is coming again for rapturable saints; anyone who desires to meet Him when He shall appear must purify "himself, even as he is pure."
Further Reading: King James Version): Colossians 3:1,2; 1:2,4,12,26; 1:4,27; 2:5-7,11; 2:20,12; 3:3,4; Psalm 73:25,26; Matthew 6:33; Hebrews 11:14-16; Colossians 3:5-10; Psalm 51:7; Isaiah 6:6,7; 2 Timothy 2:21,22; 2 Corinthians 7:1; 1 Corinthians 5:7; Colossians 3:17,23; Matthew 7:12; John 2:5; 15:13,14; 1 Corinthians 10:31; John 8:28,29; 12:49,50; 1 John 3:1-3.
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ONTARIO — Brownfield Communities Development Company is moving forward with plans to demolish half of the former General Motors plant, while the sale for the facility is still pending.
The demolition will make way for the development company, a joint venture of Adler Group Inc. and Hilco Real Estate, to bring 1,100 jobs to the community within the next five years.
"We are taking an obsolete, single-tenant facility and turning it into a modern multi-tenant business generator," said Michael M. Adler, CEO and chairman of Adler Group. "Demolition and renovation will create immediate jobs, but we are more excited about our product and the long-term jobs and economic benefits that will be created in the future."
All demolition plans are tentative pending the closing of the sale on the property, according to Ontario zoning inspector Fred Kohler.
The demolition permit was granted Nov. 1 to MCM Management Corp. of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., to demolish the structures east of the main offices along with outlying buildings, Kohler said.
The demolition permit application states contractors plan "partial demolition and redevelopment of structures to remain for new tenants." It also states the Noble Road Landfill will serve as the dump site.
Demolition is expected to begin Dec. 1, with completion expected Aug. 1, 2013, according to the permit application. A map outlining the waste disposal route shows the debris will be transported via U.S. 30 and not through main thoroughfares in Ontario or Mansfield.
"This is an important step in the process of bringing new jobs and other economic benefits back to the community," said Bruce Rasher, redevelopment manager of RACER Trust — Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response Trust. That agency controls the sale of 89 former GM plants in 14 states. "We're delighted that progress is being made."
Rasher said his office is working diligently to finish the sale of the former General Motors property by the end of the year.
"We are eager to complete this transaction so that Brownfield Communities Development Co. can move forward with its plans to bring new jobs and other economic benefits to Ontario and Richland County," Rasher said.
During an Aug. 16 news conference at the plant, the sale of the former General Motors Mansfield-Ontario Stamping Plant to Brownfield Communities Development Company was announced.
"Our goal is to take this one large facility that was designed as a single-purpose entity and use our skills to turn it so it can be a facility that meets the needs of businesses that will themselves grow and attract other businesses," Adler said. "Our goal is for you to see this location again be a thriving employment hub. We take this responsibility very seriously and we are committed to making it happen."
Mansfield has worked closely with elected and community leaders and the RACER Trust to redevelop the former GM site.
In August, Rasher said the sale price would be released in the future, but it is part of a confidentiality agreement.
Developers plan to demolish about half the plant. Two tenants have been identified for the site. One would create 850 full-time jobs and the other, 280 full-time jobs. Those tenants were not publicly identified pending the closing of the sale.
GM broke ground here in 1955. Production began in 1956. The plant closed in 2010.
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With all the events that have taken place in our lives in the past few months, I have come to realize that we try and hurry things along. Thinking we have to "hurry up" and do that.....or "hurry up" and do this....or pray, please dear LORD "hurry up" and make things happen. Life is something that is given to each one of us and most of us are hurrying through it....and WHY?? There are a few sayings that we should all remember and put into our lives......the first to me being that when we ask for troubles to be handled then we need to "relax" and realize that GOD will handle them in his time...no "hurrying up". The second being that we need to stop saying "When I find the time"....you never find the time....you have to MAKE the time. Life can be short or life can be long...we never know just how much we have. We need to slow down....count our blessings, cherish memories that we make of our family, friends and life and realize to have those memories we have to make them first. Slow down...make the time. Put some marbles in a jar!!!
The following story isn't something that I wrote but it is something that definitely relates to my feelings about slowing down . A friend sent this to me in an email. I think it caught her eye to send because of a saying in it...."If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you" Anyone that has children probably know this saying. It's from a very famous Bear....Winnie the Pooh. I tell my youngest son this every night before we go to sleep. The story also made me realize that I have to start making time for the important things in life and stop "Hurrying up" all the things that can wait a bit.
A few weeks ago, I was shuffling toward the garage with a steaming cup of coffee in one hand and the morning paper in the other. What began as a typical Saturday morning turned into one of those lessons that life seems to hand you from time to time.
Let me tell you about it.
I turned the dial up into the phone portion of the band on my ham radio in order to listen to a Saturday morning swap net. Along the way, I came across an older sounding chap, with a tremendous signal and a golden voice. You know the kind; he sounded like he should be in the broadcasting business. He was telling whomever he was talking with something about "a thousand marbles." I was intrigued and stopped to listen to what he had to say.
"Well, Tom, it sure sounds like you're busy with your job. I'm sure they pay you well but it's a shame you have to be away from home and your family so much. Hard to believe a young fellow should have to work sixty or seventy hours a week to make ends meet.. It's too bad you missed your daughter's dance recital" he continued. "Let me tell you something that has helped me keep my own priorities." And that's when he began to explain his theory of a "thousand marbles."
"You see, I sat down one day and did a little arithmetic. The average person lives about seventy-five years. I know, some live more and some live less, but on average, folks live about seventy-five years."
"Now then, I multiplied 75 times 52 and I came up with 3900, which is the number of Saturdays that the average person has in their entire lifetime. Now, stick with me, Tom, I'm getting to the important part. It took me until I was fifty-five years old to think about all this in any detail", he went on, "and by that time I had lived through over twenty-eight hundred Saturdays. I got to thinking that if I lived to be seventy-five, I only had about a thousand of them left to enjoy. So I went to a toy store and bought every single marble they had. I ended up having to visit three toy stores to round up 1000 marbles. I took them home and put them inside a large, clear plastic container right here in the shack next to my gear."
"Every Saturday since then, I have taken one marble out and thrown it away.. I found that by watching the marbles diminish, I focused more on the really important things in life."
"There is nothing like watching your time here on this earth run out to help get your priorities straight.."
"Now let me tell you one last thing before I sign-off with you and take my lovely wife out for breakfast. This morning, I took the very last marble out of the container. I figure that if I make it until next Saturday then I have been given a little extra time. And the one thing we can all use is a little more time."
"It was nice to meet you Tom, I hope you spend more time with your family, and I hope to meet you again here on the band. This is a 75 Year old Man, K9NZQ, clear and going QRT, good morning!"
You could have heard a pin drop on the band when this fellow signed off. I guess he gave us all a lot to think about. I had planned to work on the antenna that morning, and then I was going to meet up with a few hams to work on the next club newsletter.
Instead, I went upstairs and woke my wife up with a kiss... "C'mon honey, I'm taking you and the kids to breakfast." "What brought this on" she asked with a smile." "Oh, nothing special, it's just been a long time since we spent a Saturday together with the kids. And hey, can we stop at a toy store while we're out? I need to buy some marbles."
A friend sent this to me, so I to you, my friend.
And as one smart bear once said..."If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you.." - Winnie the Pooh.
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The Violet Consuming Flame Visualization
Keep the attention still and concentrated, and keep feeling the Violet Consuming Flame passing through your body until the Joy and Happiness of Its Power begin to make you feel lighter and more at ease. Remain within this, and feel It is God's Forgiving Mercy; and Its Great Loving Purity comes into you and just loves to consume every particle of substance which does not produce Perfection.
Realize that the Love in this Violet Consuming Flame loves to release all substance from you which is not qualified with Eternal Purity. Then you will love that Violet Flame more! As you love It, It will love you; and It will love away all the substance that appears as limitation.Therefore, the more you use It, the more It will bless you. The more It becomes real and the more you draw It forth for others, the more you automatically raise yourselves.
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Mysterious 'Hum' Only Canadians Can Hear Is Debated
The cities of Windsor, Ontario, and Rogue River, Mich., are separated geographically by only a river, but when it comes to one highly annoying noise they are worlds apart.
That noise, described as a low-pitched rumble, has rankled citizens of Windsor since last year, prompting hundreds of complaint calls, leading one resident to create a Facebook page and spurring a senior aide to Canada's foreign minister to visit the city to investigate.
Testing conducted by the Canadian government determined the sound, known by locals as the "Windsor hum," came from the area of Zug Island, a 600-acre, steel industrial site on the U.S. side of the Detroit River, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported.
The only problem? The residents of the Detroit suburb have no idea what their Canadian friends are talking about, or hearing.
The mayor of River Rogue, under whose jurisdiction Zug Island lies, told Canadian questioners last year that his city's budget does not allow for testing to track down the noise, according to the CBC. Further, the city's residents say they can't even hear the noise that Windsor residents say shakes their windows, rattles their shelves and may even be making them sick.
"The only place I am hearing noise from is Canada–from politicians complaining," the mayor, Michael Bowdler, told the Wall Street Journal, which first reported on the American response.
Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality did look into the issue last year – examining whether noise could be caused by new machinery used at Zug – but found nothing, according to the Journal.
And pleas made by the Canadians to both the U.S. State Department and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have fallen short, with each saying it is a state, not a federal issue.
Meanwhile, Canadian officials are plugging on to try to quiet the noise.
Bob Dechert, the parliamentary secretary to Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, visited Windsor and Detroit late last month and met with both American and Canadian officials to address the issue, according to the CBC.
Still, the mysterious hum continues.
"The government of Canada takes this issue seriously," Dechert said in a statement. "It is important that we find a solution that works for the people of Windsor."


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Let's face the facts. It's 2017, and as a college student, I have more important things to do than worry about my hair! But when it comes down to it, I still want to look somewhat cute while getting my degree. If you're anything like me, you'll want to spend that extra time working on that final paper, not trying to make yourself look like a long-lost Kardashian. That's why I've compiled a list of hair "hacks" that you and your professors will love (or boss, I don't judge!)
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I know, it sounds horrifying. But just hear me out! If you want to save time in the shower, opt for just using conditioner on your ends, NOT your roots. By conditioning only your ends, your hair will look shiny and polished without allowing oil to accumulate at your roots! Let your conditioner sit while you wash your face and your body, and let your hair soak in all the nutrients possible! By doing this your hair will look, feel and actually be so much healthier than if you were to shampoo it every day.
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Let me set the scene: you wake up, roll over and check your phone. The time reads: 8:05 AM, your class starts at 8:20 AM and you're currently 15 minutes away. What do you do?
Don't worry, it's just a scenario. Thankfully, we have dry shampoo to save us when we've watched one too many episodes of that show we're binge watching. Just a few spritz of this magic in a bottle to your roots, and you're looking funky fresh! [edit: do people still say funky fresh? I didn't think so.] And no worries, you don't have to break the bank to get quality stuff, my favorite is a brand from the U.K called Batiste. A can of Batiste usually goes for about $6 USD. Score! To save even more $$$, baby powder can be used as a substitute!
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There are COUNTLESS videos on YouTube describing easy, heatless hairstyles that take five minutes or less! These can be a lifesaver if you're in a hurry, or you just don't feel like bringing out the curling iron. You can braid your hair, put it in a high or low pony, or even just rock the messy bun look! One place I get my inspiration is from YouTuber Milabu, who shows her viewers easy ways to make short hair interesting (and for those of us who have short hair, you know the struggle). Thank you Milabu!
4. If all else fails, wear a hat.
Own it, girl! Sometimes we reach a point of no return when it comes to hair, and that's why hats were invented. Okay, maybe not. But still, we thank them for their existence anyway. And ladies, if someone comes at you for wearing a hat indoors, just show them this sassy Snow White gif and move on with your day.


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Would have, could have and should haves set aside, when traveling with four children, one WILL miss a train now and again. It is just so painful when you *almost* made it. The nice thing about trains is that there will be another one.
We made it to the capital of Germany around 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday. Our hostel is dorm-style which the kids find fascinating. They LOVE the bunk beds.
After resting in hotel room for a bit, we went out to see the government district. The Brandenburg Tor was beautifully lit with colorful lights and the children enjoyed walking right under the archways.
After that we went to the platform level of the Reichstag Building (equivalent to the US Capital). The view was amazing, though a little obscured because of the rainy dusk. Unfortunately the spiral walkway in the dome is closed for cleaning the entire five days we will be here. We all enjoyed seeing it close up anyways.


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Nothing's happening with my site yet, Metricon passing the blame around between the council etc etc, so the next thing I can do is watch on in envy that the neighbours are actually getting a house built.
Next to the Burbank house, taps have just gone in, which usually indicates something's about to happen.
The Burbank home now have some semblence of brickwork done, with walls starting to go up. There's two sets of bricks on-site - less of a darker coloured one, so I imagine they're for the façade of the house.
Bricks have been delivered to next door, but they don't seem to have actually started working on that aspect yet, but at least now they have a roof - and solar panels too.
Over in the back corner another site has started - Metricon this time, a much bigger house. Only a scrape done so far though.


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|2014 KTM Freeride E
I had a chance to test ride the KTM Freeride E. I've been a sceptic about E-bikes and continue to be until someone comes up with a bike that is better in real life use than a traditional ICE bike. Meaning that it has at least comparable power, range, refill time and weight. That said, the Freeride E is a truly amazing machine.
I test rode the 2014 KTM 250 EXC-F only few days earlier on an enduro track. The 250 was superbly nimble and agile compared to the 690, but the Freeride E was on class of it's own. The fact that you don't have to worry about the clutch, changing gears, accidentally killing the engine etc. gives you a whole new level of enjoyment when riding off road. I'm beginning to understand why a an e-bike is claimed to be so much fun on the track too. It leaves out all the unnecessary distractions and you are left with the essentials. The Freeride E had both the rear and front brakes mounted on the handle bars and while that was hard to get used to on a short test ride, but I have no doubt that this setup is far superior to traditional foot brakes.
The bike had no speedo, so it's hard to say what the max speed is. The dealer suspected it to be around 90 km/h, but it didn't feel like it got up to that speed. What ever the top speed is, it's not enough for street use. The other problem is that you currently can not plate the Freeride E, which is a limiting factor when contemplating the possible uses for the bike. The E would not be out of place for commuting short distances, in fact I bet it would be awesome. The sales rep did mention that a "plated" version will be released soon.
The price of the E is also staggeringly high if you consider the limitations. 11 400 € (in Finland) which is pretty much exactly what a new 690 Enduro R costs. The Freeride E is like many (or all?) the other e-bikes out there, very very nice machines, but currently ICE bikes are much cheaper and much more versatile.
All in all, mixed feelings.
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Max. power 22 kW (30 hp)
Charging time 1.5 h
Seat height (unloaded) 910 mm
Weight without fuel approx. 95 kg
running time 30 min to 1 hour
|Plenty of go
|The bike looks really clean without all the usual ICE stuff like an exhaust
|All the info the bike gives you, no speedo or such.
|Some old school tech still remains
|The Freeride E handles like a dream


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Introducing Dan'l. . .Apr 7, 2011
Friends of Archie McPhee, this is Dan'l. He is the newest member of the Archie McPhee store staff and we thought we'd introduce him to all of you with a little question and answer session.
Archie McPhee: What is your nerdiest secret?
Dan'l: Nerdiest? Eeeek… I don't really have a nerd streak… Can I just tell you a secret? I'm secretly in love with Katy Perry, which pretty much goes against everything I believe in when it comes to music. But I'm certain that she is a unicorn.
AM: What is the strangest thing inside your fridge right now?
Dan'l: I have a bag of chocolate covered grasshoppers that are about 2 years old. I have never opened them, and I probably never will. I just got them because I thought they were amazing.
AM: What, if anything, do you collect?
Dan'l: I collect vintage circus and carnival ephemera. I most recently acquired a bunch of stuff from Fun Forrest after they closed. My prized possession is a "taxidermied" carousel horse head.
AM: What is your superpower?
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AM: What Archie McPhee product do you wish you'd had as a child?
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- Gouvia Marina (Corfu) - Gaios (Paxos) 35n.m.
- Nidri (Lefkas) - Vathi (Meganisi) 5 n.m.
- Vathi (Meganisi) - Lefkas 11 n.m.
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Recognizing the importance of scholarships, especially with decreasing dollars for education at the federal level and increasing cost for students, the Niskayuna Community Foundation is pleased to award six separate scholarships as described below.
The Huether/Gillian Scholarship was established in 2007 through the Niskayuna Community Foundation to recognize a graduating high school senior who is a resident of the Town of Niskayuna or of the Niskayuna School District. Mr. Huether established this need-based scholarship in memory of his parents to help a community-minded student who needs assistance to further his/her education and who plans to continue to perform significant community service in the future. Due date: April 1, 2018.
The Niskayuna Community Service Scholarship Award has been established through the Niskayuna Community Foundation to recognize a graduating high school senior who is a resident of the Town of Niskayuna or of the Niskayuna School District and who has performed significant community service. Due date: April 1, 2018.
There is no application for the following 3 scholarships. The scholarship recipients are selected by the High School Awards Committee.
THE 60th ANNIVERSARY STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP (Two awarded – $500 each)
The 60th Anniversary Student Scholarship Award is awarded to two graduating seniors who embody the spirit of the Niskayuna Central School District: "To empower each individual to make responsible choices, meet challenges, achieve personal success, and contribute to a global society." The recipients of this award have demonstrated significant development and growth in these areas by learning to achieve to the best of their ability and to become positive contributors to our school and community during their high school careers. Recipients should be seniors who have demonstrated growth and development as citizens and working to the best of their abilities, regardless of GPA.
The Harriet Wall Memorial Scholarship is presented to a graduating Niskayuna High School senior who will be attending Boston University. The recipient of this award shall be planning to pursue a career in physical education, physical therapy, sports medicine or a similarly related field. If there is not a senior with these qualifications attending Boston University, the recipient can be planning to attend another New England college.
The College Promise Scholarship is for a student whose financial status would otherwise restrict their ability to attend college and who shall have graduated with a Regents diploma. The student shall have achieved a minimum average of 80 for the full transcript. The school must be an accredited two or four year college or university.


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Shuttle Service For Fall
Starting August 28th the shuttles will be running on the fall/winter schedule. The Main Campus Shuttle will be running on 15 minute intervals from 7 AM to 6 PM. The Medical Campus Shuttle will be running on 30 minute intervals from 7 AM to 9 PM. The shuttle service is free and does not run on weekends or university holidays.
For a map of the routes please visit maps.wayne.edu. Users can also use this site to view shuttle whereabouts as the shuttles are now being tracked with GPS technologies that allow people to see the "real" location of these shuttles. Also, feel free to check out the Wayne State University mobile application for smartphones that allows you to track the shuttles as well. Simply log-in with your user information, click building search and then click on the shuttle icon.
We are excited about these parking and transportation improvements we are able to provide you! Wishing all a GREAT School Year.
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28 Feb 2018
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Career Development Workshop Series: Resume Writing
Learn how to create a resume that will be appealing to employers and enable you to make it past the 6 second scan!
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Mobile phones sounded twice during the Schumann, which seemed not to matter too much a reflection of a rather uninvolving account of this evergreen concerto, a work that Alfred Brendel admits continues to elude him and one not in Emanuel Axs repertoire given he does not believe he can do it justice (although in his concerto, Seeing, Christopher Rouse quotes from the Schumann to at least ensure that Ax plays a few bars!). His fortepiano-playing days behind him, Melvyn Tan gave a reading that rarely seemed inside the music; choppy phrasing, unconvincing rubato and rhythmic lurches unsettled the music for being applied rather than intrinsic. The orchestra was rarely hushed enough if supportive and only the unhurried Finale really convinced a symbiosis of Classical measure and Romantic expressiveness that brought forth some unusual articulations. Radu Lupus poetic and impromptu London performance from last year casts a long shadow.
Petrushka re-dressed the balance a terrific rendition that lifted off the page, passing infelicities of little consequence, and if some corners could have been more articulately turned, Leonard Slatkin made the leaner scoring of 1947 just as theatrical, and as Russian, as the original version of 1911. He found the scores ebullience, vividness and sinister undercurrent, and revealed Stravinskys kinship with Tchaikovsky. An alertness to textural mosaic and brilliant sonorities paid dividends.
The thrills and spills of this invigorating and compelling performance, recreated with orchestral commitment and individual expertise, poses the Ivesian question as to just why Slatkin is already parting company with the BBCSO (after the 2004 Proms). It does seem a shame.
- Broadcast on BBC Radio 3 on Monday, 8 July, at 7.30
- Ax/Seeing
- Lupu/Schumann
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Montreal, Quebec is always an important scouting trip, because the province never lets us down.
Talent in abundance.
During our time at Camp Estival D'Excellence, in conjunction with the NPH Showcase circuit, we learned about many new prospects, while getting an opportunity to evaluate already identified talent.
In terms of what we found? On the boys side, there were a few true warriors, and several just going through the motions. There were student-athletes that were hungry for improvement and they proved it through their passion on the floor & their coachability—ability to take instruction and apply immediately.
We look forward to next year's camp – a huge building block in the Quebec basketball community for 25-years and running!
Top Performers – Boys
To Randriasalama | St-Gabriel | Camp MVP
Most complete player at camp on and off the floor. First one in the gym, last one out. High character sponge that absorbs information and applies. Great size for position at point guard, with high level ball speed. Defensively, To uses his length As he continues to get experience at the lead guard position, he will be a load to handle down the road. Bright future ahead.
Hugo Saia | Brebeuf
Toughest player at camp, in terms of intensity, 50-50 balls and compete level. Nobody in the gym wanted to win more than Saia—compliment this attitude with a solid skill set as a shooter and finisher around the rim, and you have constant producer. Saia will need to improve defensively, along with his ball handling to ultimately play the combo guard position and raise his stock—one to keep track of at Brebeuf.
Yves Nsanzinshuti | Brebeuf Quebec City
Yves was the best playmaking point guard at camp. Off the pick and roll, in transition or on kick outs, this PG can see the floor and has very good passing ability. Yves has the speed to blow by defenders and draw double teams, whiles having the I.Q to dish to teammates regularly, and create easy scoring opportunities. The compact lead guard also proved to be able to hit from behind the arch–an area he will need to continue working as a smaller point guard, in order to keep defenses honest and spread the floor.
Trevaughn Minott | St-Laurent
The big fella has one of the highest characters in camp–a gentle giant off the floor, but a fierce competitor on it. Minott's best trait at this point is his defensive prowess and ability to anchor the D, with his size, length, communication and overall engagement. He some times over plays attempted blocks that leads him into foul trouble, however as he continues to mature. he will grow to be more patient on both ends of the floor. Arguably the best long-term prospect at camp.
Benjamin Datro | St-Laurent
Datro, who will make his NPA debut this fall, had his ups and down at Estival D'Excellence. Datro without question has the goods, and will continue to elevate his game as he continues to mature mentally. He has all the physical tools and skills to be an elite PG, and will take it to new heights when he begins elevating his troops around him. We look forward to witnessing his growth through the upcoming season with St Laurent.
Yannice Nlend | Brébeuf Quebec | Defensive player of the week
The youngest player in the Excellence group, Yannice regularly took on the challenge of guarding the best player on the opposition. Bringing a strong body, base and good foot speed, this is a great start for Yannice, in terms of building his player identity on the defensive side of the ball–a trait rarely seen in prospects. Strong showing for Nlend to get himself on the national radar.
Carl-Frédéric Dubois | Brebeuf – Most Improved
CFD was the most improved player at camp from start to finish. He broke out toward the end of the camp, after starting slow. His next step is building consistency and confidence.
Honourable Mentions – Upside
The following four players have major upside and talent, however are currently lacking intangible traits that will take them to the next level. Once they lock in and understand attention to detail, high level work ethic, taking advantage of opportunity and commitment to excellence on and off the floor, they have a chance to be some of the best prospects in the entire province. Attitude WINS!
Max Herve – Jeanne Mance
Jonathan Sanon – Jeanne Mance
Kevin Paul – Dorval Jean 23rd
Jameel Phillips | Dorval Jean 23rd
Top Performers – Girls
Angelie Ricard | G | St-Jean – MVP
Ricard has a good frame, height and skillset which is very appealing since she's only in grade 9. She matched up physically against her grade 12 (CEGEP) adversaries. She used her size to draw contact with hesitation moves, which made her hard to guard. She also displayed a very good shooting stroke from distance which she converted numerous open shots. Defensively, she was active on ball defender and weak side defender.
Roxanne Makolo | G | Dawson – Game Performance
Currently the standout of the group. She's an athletic physical combo guard with good a frame and wingspan.
She is able to draw fouls and get to the free throw line at will. Roxane was able to cause havoc on the defensive side of the ball by using of her length and anticipation.
She will definitely be an impact player in the upcoming season for Dawson Cegep.
Wendy Mboukep | W | La Salle
Wendy Mboukep is a grade 10 player (wing) with an above average frame with a thick body.
Her physical stature and level of aggression allowed her to the get rim against the grade 12 players.
She has a decent shooting stroke and will benefit from a higher activity level defensively.
Clara Bergeron | W | St Jean
Clara is grade 9 player (wing/post) with excellent height; she measures 6'1" with long arms.
She's fluid athlete that runs the floor well. During the scrimmage she had multiple put packs, she also displayed a good shooting touch for a big girl and her dribbling skills were more than adequate for her size.
Penelope Castillo | F | Longueuil
Penelope Castillo is a grade 10 player that has an above average height at 6'1" despite her tall frame she's not a traditional post/center player, she displayed guard like dribbling skills coupled with a good court vision which enables her to initiate her teams
early offense. She also has possesses an excellent footwork in the
Kyana Jade Poulin | G | Charles Lemoyne
Kyana is grade nine player that possesses an above average frame and athleticism for a combo guard. She's a crafty player with versatile ball handling skills, change of direction and crossover, which allows her to get anywhere on the court.
She's also a versatile defender. Her length and quickness allows her to be an excellent defender when covering guards but she can also cover post and centers due to her strong frame and strength.
Justine Darsigny | Maisonneuve | Most improved Player at Camp
Naomie Gromko, Sorel – Best Attitude at Camp
Honourable Mention – On the Come Up
Chloe Oliver | G | Notre Dame de Lourdes
Chloe is grade 8 player (guard) that has an average frame but has very good dribbling skills with an excellent acceleration, change of pace and crossover moves which allowed her get to the free throw line numerous times. She also displayed a good shooting touch from the free throw line and long distance. She's an active on ball defender.


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Global union leaders to attend court to protest persecution of South Korean colleagues
Global union leaders will attend a Seoul court next Tuesday, 26 July, to witness the treatment of Cho Sung-deok, one of several South Korean union leaders who have been put on show trials on trumped-up charges.
Cho Sung-deok is expected to be sentenced at 10:00 on 26 July at the Seoul Central District Court House (Room 506), 157 Seocho-Jungangro, Seocho-gu Seoul. Leaders of the ITF (International Transport Workers' Federation) and other trade unions will give an impromptu press conference outside the court immediately afterwards (expected to be at 10:30).
The ITF's president, general secretary and assistant general secretary are visiting South Korea to witness the sentencing and to visit other unjustly imprisoned union leaders and their families.
For more on the crackdown on legitimate trade union activities in South Korea see http://goo.gl/86ESaF.
You will receive a further press release with more details on 25 July, and can follow the news on Twitter using the hashtag #UnionRightsKorea.