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An accomplished education professional with over four decades of experience, J. Daniel Hollinger serves as the high school principal at Al Yasat Private School in Abu Dhabi. In addition to his work at the school, J. Daniel "Danny" Hollinger oversees Hollinger International, a US-based education consultancy firm that maintains a website featuring articles on range of topics, including faculty collaboration and team-building.
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We have all had the experience — needing to rest one's legs or lungs, one sits on a public bench. Then someone comes along and sits beside one. very often one shifts to the other end of the bench, all too often justified in one's fear that he's a loony or an alcoholic who will, if you let him, hoover up all your psychic energy. But sometimes an interesting conversation ensues, in which one, or both, bares his soul to the stranger, with beneficial results.
Somewhere in Africa — Zimbabwe or Zaire (is Zaire in Africa? Am I not ashamed of my ignorance? Yes, I am) — there is a large psychiatric clinic, and it's not hard to imagine that people — especially those who most need its services — are reluctant to go in. And if, as seems likely, what is offered is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, their reluctance is justified: if you're not a conventional bore before CBT, you will be if it's 'successful'.
This place, however, has 'discovered' a cheap effective therapy, one moreover that bypasses the fear of entering the building: they have put a bench outside. Just a bench; I hope it has been left plain and anonymous, looking like and indeed used as a handy place to sit down while strolling round the grounds or having a crafty fag. It is special only in its function:
When you've been sitting on it a little while, someone who is in fact a psychotherapist will come and sit beside you and engage you in conversation. Conversation that could be called, or very soon becomes, analytically oriented psychotherapy, which is, provided the 'Evidence-based Statisticians' don't turn up like lepidopterists with killing bottles to 'prove' otherwise, the most long-term effective treatment for those in psychic trouble.
I suppose classic Freudian therapists could sit right at one end of the bench while the 'patient' lies on it, but probably best is the scenario of two people having a chat after meeting 'by chance' on a park bench.
(A small personal note — at my prep school there was a broken-down sofa near the headmaster's office. You were sent to sit on it if you'd done something 'wrong'. Sooner or later the headmaster would come out of his office and beat you. But that's just a personal horror I wanted to get off my chest, or other bodily location. Please try to forget it now.)
A park bench doesn't cost very much. Probably less than a few packets of Fluoxetine. Indeed, one could quickly be made by an in-patient in occupational therapy, or an out-patient or well-wisher who liked woodwork. Wouldn't it be great if such benches appeared outside every psychiatric clinic? Cheap, almost free, psychotherapy.
But no; at best the NHS would formalize and 'Monetise' it, giving 'Bench Appointments' for three month's time. More likely they'd sneer at the whole idea and continue going to luxury 'conferences' where they are persuaded to stuff patients with the latest expensive psychopharmaceutical brain-benders.


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Discussion in 'Introductions' started by 000000truetravis000000, Oct 13, 2008.
hello friend and fellow android enthusiast ahahahahaha....
Hey, thanks for picking a username that screws up the page formatting.
Doesn't seem to do anything more than slightly increase the width of his username cell to me, in IE7, FF3 and Chrome. Is there something I'm not seeing?
Welcome travis! Hope you enjoy your stay.
Welcome... but I think I'll just call you zeroes
I'm just a crabby bastard. I should avoid posting until I have my morning coffee.
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Just to take a pulse on how our readers think the transfer market is going we'll take a poll.
Alan Pardew – more players will come in
Alan Pardew is right when he says judge the transfer window should be judged when the window actually closes.
We have to remember that most transfer business takes place in August and in that last week too, and a lot of deals occur on the very last day in August too.
So bear that in mind.
As a reminder this is what Newcastle have done so far this summer:
Sol Campbell
Shefki Kuqi
Kevin Nolan – £4.5M – West Ham
Yohan Cabaye – £4.5M – Lille
Demba Ba – free agent – West Ham
Sylvain Marveaux – free agent – Rennes
Mehdi Abeid – free agent – Lens
There's one vote per reader:
And a nice win by the England Women side, who beat Japan 2-0 and they win their group – not too bad at all.
210 comments so far
Resounding YES
Hmm we've spent money on Cabaye a French international, Marveaux even the Mackems think he's a good player see how many assists he got for Gyan when he was at Rennes and Ba who scored 7 in 12 for a struggling team.
We've lost Nolan our captain, I'll miss him an excellent captain but at times he was a liability. Where would he fit in the starting 11 next year? 4m recouped
Campbell 7 league appearance most of which he was poor and Kuqi who seemed a great guy but 0 goals and only 6 appearances. They can be replaced by the likes of Kadar and Airey next season.
the OUT has been understandable. the IN has been very interesting, they are likely to be talented players out there to prove their worth. all we miss is a really talented striker, preferably a no.9 material. but we havent signed dinosaurs like robbie keane, crouch etc, instead our squad is showing a promise, rather than a pensioner's asylum look. one talented striker, and if barton is neutralised, maybe a influential leader would help.
Definitely satisfied with the transfers we've brought in. They are quality players and I believe they will all play thier parts this season, even Abeid. But, I will not be satisfied if we don't continue to improve the squad. We have every chance this year to really make an impact on our final league position aslong as we continue building a quality side throughout all ranks of the First team, Reserve team, Youth team. Obviously we still need a striker(s) and until that position is fulfilled I'm afraid no matter how good the players we've brought in this transfer window will be seen as another unsuccessful window.
I'm gonna try and be patient before I start abusing the likes of Pardew and Ashley and wait until the first of August. I just want Newcastle to be back where we belong and that's finishing in the European places.
It is a general theme among the pessimists here that NUFC are being slow out of the blocks to make big signing(s). I'm not sure that there are many Torygraph readers on this blog but Mark Ogden has written a very good article suggesting why it might be better to wait until much later in the transfer window.
I suggest that the strategy being followed at NUFC is to pick up the free agents and players with release clauses quickly before they go elsewhere. At the same time the clubs with bottomless pockets are fighting over the big names. But there isn't a lot of transfer activity involving the players that are surplus to requirements. Note how little success Spurs are having trying to unload the players that don't feature in their future plans, even the good ones. On the other hand the closer we get to the transfer deadline the more desperate the clubs who are financially overcommitted will be to get their wage bills down. They have to do this to comply with the financial fair play rules. So the bargains will be in the last few days, not now.
Do you know what I want? I want Newcastle fans to stop whinging so much about this money.
We've signed some players. We're bringing in more. We have 2 top class players coming back from injury. THIS IS FINE.
You're forgetting we have quite a few youngsters hungry for first team spots, such as Vukic and Ferguson and I wouldn't want any incoming buys to deprive them of playing time.
Also, why is there a need to see the 35 mil blown in one go? Save some for January just incase there is an injury and we need to replace someone, or incase a player we want becomes available. Pardew wants the club to look to the future. So lets do that.
I'm totally on board with Ashleys plans. It's a good layout, but until it comes to fruition I'm afraid he'll have his doubters. And fair enough, he's hardly done the right thing since taking over. But, since the relegation season I'm starting to see it come to life and slowly and surely he's changing my mind towards him. But, all I want to see in this window is a great goalscorer. We defintiely will have a team that can challenge for a trophy or even in the European places. We do have a good squad, we just need that striker sorted out. That is the missing piece to this puzzle.
Well, I would (And still am) expecting there to be a sale of deadwood, ala Smith, Routledge etc. To bring in a revenue of about 6-10 mil. Add to that attendance income etc, but take away club costs I would estimate about 15 Mil. Which, if you include Erdinc is about what we're going to spend. I do want the club to spend more, but I also don't want us to throw money around like its 5 years ago.
3rd time lucky maybe?
What do use think?
All that matters is the final outcome of the transfer window and the final standings in the league isnt it? Apologist or negger as you guys all say what is the thing we ALL want, to do as well as reasonably possible were not talking 1st or 2nd and were not talking twelfth again. Lets not forget we could have been 9th couldnt we, regardless of how much MA has lied in The past we had a bloody good season with a fairly mediocre team! We have better players in the squad now so surely logic would say we will do better in the league now….. Sod being a negger or an apologist coz all of our opinions differ but we all SUPPORT NUFC so lets get to doing it instead of whinin coz its borin as sin!
Its not just the 35 mill its the t.v money aswel, i would not ask them to blow the lot but just something to signal some intent on strengthening through squad, don't mean quality wise just numbers. Happy with what's come through door just we could be jnthe same situation as last year with too manger injuries and not enough cover
Cabaye was probably 6.5M … 4.5M + 2M agent/signing on.
Marveaux 2M agent 2M wages/signing on
Ba 2M agent 2M wages/signing on
Abeid .? 1M + 1M
Tiote new contract … 3M this year?
Training ground 500K
Surely some of this would have been spent if we hadn't sold Carroll?
I'd say 20M as they spent nothing in Jan 2011
NUFC does generate a lot of revenue.
So 35M still to go?


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Because there's no such thing as too many cat posts
These are the claws which kindly wake me each morning by digging into the underside of my toes.
I have a really big post in draft form, but it's in word form as blogger ate it the other weekend. I spent tonight finishing some documents for the day job and watching the modern version of Much Ado About Nothing. I've also had far too much French yeh yeh pop on my playlist, which is like aural caffeine for me.


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Ken Cardinal of Diamondhead refers to what he does to promote retirees moving to the Coast as similar to a reformed alcoholic trying to get others to "take the cure" and get on the sobriety bandwagon.
For Ken and his wife, Cheryl, the "cure" was relocating to South Mississippi after retirement. The Minnesota couple started looking at sites in the Sunbelt for retirement because they wanted to escape long, cold winters.
"We knew there had to be some place on this earth where the weather is a little more reasonable," says Cardinal, who works with the Coast Chamber of Commerce Hometown Ambassadors program to recruit relocating retirees. "We feel so grateful to Mississippi for getting us to come here that being involved in the Ambassadors program is our small way of saying 'thank you' to Mississippi. But to be honest with you, I don't want too many people down here. I like it just like it is."
Friends back in Minnesota questioned the couple's choice of Mississippi. The Cardinals ended up finding out what the Mississippi Coast has to offer by accident. They traveled to Gulf Shores for a winter vacation, but couldn't find a place willing to rent to them because of their small dog. Mississippi proved more pet friendly, and the couple ended up in Long Beach.
After the first few weeks of normal tourist activities, the Cardinals were captivated by beautiful natural scenery, excellent restaurants and friendly residents.
"We found that one of the greatest treasures of Mississippi is the kindness, the generosity and the real sincerity of the people," Cardinal said. "Naturally we also looked at economics, the tax benefits for retirees including no state tax on your retirement income and property tax exemptions on the first $75,000 of your home's value. The economics weren't the most important thing to us, but they counted on the plus side. When you are retired you can't look forward to an annual increase in wages. So anytime you can save a buck, it is great."
The Cardinals looked at retirement communities in Texas, Arizona and Florida before picking the Mississippi Coast, which they consider the best keep secret of all the retirement communities. They found the other retirement areas glitzy, overcrowded and lacking in age diversity.
"There is nothing wrong with old people, but I want to also hear the laughter of kids playing," Cardinal said. "I want to seeing people going to work in the morning, and not just retirees complaining about aches and pains. I want to drive the beach and not see it filled up with high-rise condominiums like in Florida. Here I can go from Waveland all the way to Pascagoula and not see high rises obscuring the view."
Brynn Joachim, who is director of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Retiree Partnership operated by the Harrison County Development Commission, said volunteers like the Cardinals are an important part of the effort to attract relocating retirees. The volunteers help with phone banking, writing letters to prospective retirees interested in the area and giving tours of the Coast. There are also quarterly events to officially welcome relocating retirees and introduce them to Coast amenities. For example, a welcome event Nov. 17 included attending a performance of the Gulf Coast Symphony.
The development commission has documented bringing in 212 new retiree households to the Coast over the past 18 months. Joachim said the number of relocating retirees is likely much higher than that since not everyone retiring to the Coast goes through official channels.
Since the retiree recruitment effort began a year and a half ago, about 8,500 leads have come into the office. Of those, about 2,000 are considered active leads.
"Prime prospects have been contacted multiple times to assess their needs and interests," Joachim said. "Our volunteers then try to fulfill those needs in the best way possible."
Each relocating household is considered the equivalent of 3.7 manufacturing jobs. The average retiree couple has a net worth of about $300,000, and each new household creates an additional 1.5 jobs.
Volunteer activities
"They spend 90% of their money locally, and they make up 80% of a community's volunteer base," Joachim said. "Regarding the volunteer aspect, what intrigues people about the Coast is there are so many groups to be involved with. We like to market the area as an active place to retire. You can volunteer at your local library or museum or take a part-time job. You can be as active as you care to be on the Coast. That is something we have to offer that some of the other communities cannot offer."
Harrison County is the only county in the state that is a certified retirement community. All the rest are cities. Because it is sponsored by Harrison County, the Mississippi Gulf Coast Retiree Partnership has an emphasis on Harrison County. But if someone is interested in Bay St. Louis or Ocean Springs, partnership representatives are going to show it to them because what benefits one city will benefit the others, Joachim said.
The biggest challenge attracting retirees is getting them to look at Mississippi rather than states better known for retirement communities. The tax advantages in Mississippi are a tremendous asset, and Joachim said people like the Coast region for its beaches, access to water and the many different cultural and recreational amenities including the casinos. Availability of medical facilities, especially those on the various military installations, is also a plus.
"People are surprised at how far their money can go, and the good array of different types of housing to meet their needs," Joachim said. "We do have a need for more patio-style homes and affordable condominiums. Many of the retirees we speak with are impressed that our neighborhoods are not cookie-cutter communities like you would see in Florida. They are real neighborhoods with character and a sense of history to them."
Master-planned community coming
Many retirees are interested in planned communities, so the addition of the Tradition Community master-planned community to the Coast is expected to be a big draw. "That will be a tremendous plus for our program," Joachim said.
Jim Stackpoole, president of Tradition Community Development Corp., said the company expects to have permits approved in order to break ground in May. The first housing is expected to be available about a year from now.
The development encompasses 4,600 acres on Highway 67, 10 miles north of 1-10. And while retirees will be recruited, the development will offer housing suitable for all age groups.
"We will have housing for young families, first-home kind of situations, as well as retirement-oriented housing," Stackpoole said. "It is big enough that we can appeal to all segments of the market. We believe it will offer something different, a lifestyle that has not been available. It will be an active adult community with golf and all types of recreation available. Having the national forest directly adjacent to us is a huge benefit for people to take advantage of trails through the forest and the quiet and comfort it provides."
Stackpoole said he believes the Coast is a huge military retirement market because of the proximity to the benefits of Keesler Air Force Base. He added that it is a good civilian retirement market, as well, and that in particular residents from the Midwest are attracted by warm weather, golf and entertainment provided by the casinos.
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The pair continues to trade inside a narrow range around the 200 SMA at H1 chart and it's now targeting the resistance zone of 1.3444. If it manages to pierce such hurdle, the next target lies at 1.3516, at which the bears could be waiting to push lower to the GBP/USD pair. MACD indicator remains in favor of the bulls.
H1 chart's resistance levels: 1.3444 / 1.3516
H1 chart's support levels: 1.3303 / 1.3234
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i have been having a hard couple of weeks adjusting to this new culture, climate, and way of living and hearing all of your kind words has truly helped me so much! thanks to everyone for the kind words and wonderful scriptures! i will read every single one of them! please keep sending me letters and emails. i know i don't have time to reply, but i can promise that i read each and every single one of your emails, which is probably why i don't have time to reply. está bien.
so here are the things i wanted to tell y'all:
-my compañera is the sister trainer leader for all the sisters in our zone, so once or twice a week we have intercambios, which is where either i go or she goes some place different. we only have one this week, and i got to go to CORINTO with hermana pochop ( a gringa). where is corinto? well, corinto is a village/city by the beach! it's where i went last week for pday!
i had so much fun with hermana pochop. one of the things we did was eat lunch on the beach. but my favorite thing we did has to do with this family. we were talking to this wife and husband, and to be honest, i cant remember what it was about…unfortunately. but anyways, hermana pochop asked him if he would give a prayer and he said okay… now, sometimes when the people here say a prayer they either forget to say amen or i cant really understand them…i thought this was the case today. since i couldn't here the words i thought that he was simply finished. but as hermana pochop and i looked up, we saw watery eyes. this man was crying. right before then he had just been talking about his family. it was simply beautiful. i was so excited and deeply wished i couldve gotten to know this family more. i will never forget that experience.
-this week i had the gripe…i dont really know what that means, but it has to do with being sick. i have had a runny nose and a cough, but its all good. i have quickly realized that once one person gets sick here…everyone gets sick. idk.
-on thursday we had a reunion with presidente where i met a lot more missionaries in another zone. it was great to talk to them, and realize they were in my same shoes. i keep hearing the words, "it will get better. make it past your first 3 months and you are golden."
-yesterday i gave my first talk in espanol. i decided to talk on oracion (prayer). i related the two scriptures about how christ prayed to the Father in the Garden of Gethsame and the things we can learn from it… it was pretty short bc i found out a couple hours before church started. here, we have two services. one at nine and one at 7 pm.
so, my time is out, but i want to say just how much every single one of you means to me! i could not be more grateful for the amazing support group i have! i love all and know that i pray for you guys every single day!


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Thanks and an Update...
Wow, thanks to everyone who sent their best wishes for my interview this week. The crazy thing is that whilst I had such a long period of ABSOLUTLY NOTHING in terms of interest in the last couple of days I've been to 7 interviews and 3 assessments for technical aptitude in regards to my computer literacy.
(And to quote: "I haven't really seen anyone with scores this high before..." oh yeah, Im the man! Who's the man? Im the man! *High Five*)
Anyway, I've had job offers (but Im still waiting on the BIG offer from Mondays interview, where I embarrassed myself with my own excitment in my last Blog post), shortlists, phone interviews and all sorts happening in the last couple of days.
Unfortunately this takes my attention at the moment so I haven't really done much thats interesting to you guys AKA Fucking..... but I continue to try.
I did meet a sexy, intelligent man and fun to be around dude for drinks on Monday...that was fun ;-)


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Friday, August 16, 2013
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Dave Odegard at Word and Film theorized that the in the battle of Steve Jobs movies, the one you will remember is yet to come, the trailer for McCanick starring (among others) the late Cory Montieth was released and Wired.com has 7 theories on how Breaking Bad will end. In other news, the trailer for A.C.O.D. has been released and if it doesn't turn into a romantic comedy for dudes it could be pretty funny. IWatchStuff.com is reporting that Spike Jones' forthcoming Her has been pushed back in an attempt to vie for some awards, and Julie Delphy and David Milch have signed on to do something at HBO.
In Theatres: Kick Ass 2 opened this past weekend and while I really did enjoy the original book and film I think they may have lost the plot a little in this last effort (what with the violence becoming the point and not the message). Instead I'm going to recommend The Way, Way Back, based solely on the critical and audience success it's had over the past few weeks of being open. I do love me some Sam Rockwell and I always enjoy a good guest appearance from Maya Rudolph. With Tony Collette rounding out the cast how could this go wrong? Well it could, but let's hope it doesn't.
At Home: Finally on DVD and available for an at-home cry fest is the Emmanuelle Riva sunner Amour. In their 80's, Anne and Georges are devastated when Anne suffers a stroke that leaves her paralyzed on one side of her body. With their daughter living abroad with her family they are left along to cope with the aftermath and the true test of their love begins. Matt reviewed it here and gave it a 4 out of 4, you should give it an afternoon.
On TV: With the summer hiatus coming to a close very soon I've almost exhausted my options for binge viewing but have recently been turned on to a few tv shows (as well as reviewing a few I have loved in the past). The show, however, that seems to beat out all others in my mind (and perhaps it's just the kick in the gut I got from the 100th episode) is Angel. I always forget how depressing and exhilarating it is to watch a Joss Whedon helmed show. This one definitely got less acclaim than it deserved but perhaps a longer run than it was owed. The long run was likely owed to all the David Boreanaz superfans, though he was definitely not the most compelling part of the show (Charisma Carpenter, otherwise known as Kendall Casablancas takes that honour). It's available on Netflix and if you can get past the whole, supernatural aspect and experience it as a regular procedural you'll be doing yourself a favour, it's well worth it.
Retro Re-Watch: Kids is a powerful film about a group of kids growing up in Mahattan in the 1990's and was the debut appearance for actresses Chloe Sevigny and Rosario Dawson. Touted as a, "realistic portrayal of the AIDS crisis amongst teenagers," the film got mixed reviews but due to restrictions surrounding its content it was initially seen by very few. With sketchy reports that drugs and alcohol were actually used on-set, and somewhat explicit situations (treated with cold reserve by director Larry Clark), Kids depicts 24-hours in the lives of its protagonists. Be aware, the actors are just barely (and in some cases not quite) legal age so some of the more sexual content may be difficult to watch. No question this one is an artifact of the 90's fear culture surrounding AIDS and was meant to shock audiences, but as an artifact of the time, it's an interesting watch.
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You won't believe what Dimitri Payet has done now: West Ham fans will be shocked
DIMITRI PAYET has reportedly threatened to feign injury at West Ham.
He has told the Hammers he will refuse to train or play and make up that he has a medical problem, according to the Mirror.
The ridiculous remarks were allegedly made to West Ham officials on Tuesday.
A club insider told the Mirror: "He has said that unless he gets a move he will neither train nor play and he will invent an injury."
The threat stunned Hammers chiefs - who in September had paid the player a £1m loyalty clause.
Boss Slaven Bilic asked Payet to retract his transfer request before Thursday's press conference.
But the 29-year-old rebel refused and Bilic went public with the Payet rant.
Bilic said: "It has left me sad, angry, but at the moment Dimitri has said he will not play for the club, so I have no alternative but to plan for Saturday's match without him.
"He will not train with the rest of the squad and the club's position remains consistent, which is that he is not for sale.
"It would be much better if this had not happened and he had remained committed to West Ham, but that is not the case, so life goes on."
The France international is now in line to join Marseille, who have already had a £19.1m bid rejected.
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Time to recap my week of walking, and set some goals for the week. As always, clicking on the pictures in the post will bring them up to 1024×768 size.
Monday, 3rd September
A view of some of the rolling hills of the park
Whoever said walking was a good way to clear the mind never walked during an active infestation of mosquitoes. Although I had bug spray on (Deep Woods Off – 25% deet), it didn't do anything to make the bugs any less tolerable. It took me getting all the way to the parking lot before I could have a chance to pause for more than a brief second and drink some water without having to deal with the bugs.
total distance – 7358 steps, 5.88km
Tuesday, 4th September
Maybe 1% of all the mosquitoes in the area
Well, on the radio today, they mentioned all the mosquitoes in the area. The reason they're all out there is because of all the rain we had a couple of weeks ago. It turns out that the rain has hatched mosquitoes which have been eggs for many years. Not only that, according to this article in the paper, they're expected to stick around for upwards of a month!
Ah well, we have a lot of bug spray, and I've been using it quite judiciously. However, it doesn't help the fact that they will fly up to me, touch my skin and then fly away. At one point, I looked down at my legs, and they were just swarmed in mosquitoes. Again, I decided to go up to the parking lot to get away from them, and wound up in the middle of soccer practice for the local community clubs. I probably lingered too long up there before deciding to start back into the flying haze.
As I was walking back, I made the decision to walk in the middle of the road – that way, I'd be at least 10 feet away from the areas where they were congregating. Luckily, it worked out reasonably well, as they did tend to stay away.
Total distance – 7162 steps, 5.72km
Wednesday, 5th September
The gate I walk around to access the park, from the other side of the road
It was another hot day, so I made the decision to go out later in the day again. And yet again, the mosquitoes were evil! However, I'm learning some new tricks to handle them though, such as spraying my whole shirt before I go out and walk – that way they don't bite my back. Of course, if it were about 15 degrees cooler, I'd wear a long sleeve shirt because the feeling of the mosquitoes going on and off of your body is just creepy!
While I was walking, I heard something. It was the sound of all the mosquitoes buzzing around out there, one of the most horrific sounds I've ever heard in my life, but that's just me.
Total distance – 7134 steps, 5.70km
Thursday, 6th September
Some leaves fall from trees that have already changed colors, aided by the breeze.
After I tried on my new shoes, I went for my walk. I had to walk earlier (a good idea with the mosquitoes), and I went around 2pm. The bugs weren't that bad at all, especially in an open area like the soccer fields – they were actually not bothering me constantly! It was almost amazing. I also did some exploration around the parking lot area, and consequently wound up walking a longer distance than I had ever done before.
Total distance – 7890 steps, 6.31km
Friday, 7th September
A flock of birds fly towards the sunset.
After coming back from volunteering, it was already later in the day when I first had the opportunity to walk. However, I first went out to walk at 7pm – which meant that it would be dark by the time that I'd get back. As it so happened, that did occur. I could see well for the first part of my walk, but as I was starting to head out of the park, I could not see anything in the forest. The only light I had was from my mobile phone, which I only used sparingly so that I didn't attract mosquitoes to the light.
When I got back out to the road, it was dark enough that you could see the lights from cars reflecting off of things. At one point, a car came along the road, and then I got dazzled by its lights; I was already over to the end of the road, but I almost fell over from the dazzling.
total distance – 7146 steps, 5.71km
Saturday, 8th September
A better view of some of the turkeys. 🙂
I walked actually during the daytime, but it would seem that the bugs were just as bad, if not worse than at night – it took about three minutes of being in the parking lot before the swarm cleared away from me. However, it was still a good day to walk, with a nice breeze blowing. I walked back and forth on one of the soccer fields before heading back out, and decided to cut back across some high grass, but that didn't take away too many steps from my walk; that'll help out to get me to the next step for walking.
Total distance – 7798 steps, 6.23km
Sunday, 9th September
A fawn in the field; first one I've seen while walking. When I heard it rustling the grass in the field, I thought it was just another rabbit, but then I saw it jumping, and knew it was something else. 🙂
Over the last couple of days, I've been doing something different – listening to music or today, listening to the radio. I started to do it on Friday because of the experience I had on Wednesday with hearing the swarming, and it's something that's got a bit of a calming effect on me, even though the mosquitoes are still there. Also, I am a bit more attentive to exterior noises such as cars and other things when I'm walking with the earbuds in.
Today, I walked along the parking lot and then walked across the soccer fields and cut across a bit of the disc golf course to head back out of the forest; the mosquitoes actually weren't too bad away from the forest again, like on Thursday.
Total distance – 7350 steps, 5.88km
The update for the GYST challenge; this is what I'm going to post on Craig's site – This week, I've really come together with the walking, even though we are being bombarded by mosquitoes. In fact, I exceeded my goal every day this week, travelling no less than 7100 steps per day. I've even managed to cross the next goal of 7500 steps twice. I've also met my goal for water each day, mostly through the use of an ingenious idea – a pitcher that holds about 1.5 liters. I'm also watching my diet carefully, and working on that as well.
In other news, I mentioned on Friday that I went to volunteer; I went and when I got done, I was tired – it's been over two years since I've put in a day's worth of solid work in. However, I did like doing it and am going to continue to go in on Fridays.
I also worked on the proposal that I've been mentioning. Right now, it's being mulled over, but apparently they've had something similar in the past, so there needs to be some contacting made on their end to find out the story behind that.
This week's goals include improving on my time management – it's something that I really need to work on, and am kinda bad at keeping track of.
I'll be back with the blog wrap up


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This year is really flying by!
Before we know it, we will all be heading to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for our BVA 71st National Convention which, according to our 1977 founding, translates into the 39th National Convention for the BVA Auxiliary.
Before we get to Milwaukee a number of important things must be accomplished.
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Dali Monastery in Darjeeling
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Opening Closing Time 07:00 am – 07:00 pm
Photo OppDali Monastery is a religious centre with impressive architecture and picturesque surroundings, which are worth capturing.
For KidsKids visiting the monastery with their parents get acquainted with Buddhism and its tradition.
Entrance Fee Free Entry
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on 8/24/2018 6:08:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This review is for MAC Extended Play - Endlessly Black mascara. After trying numerous mascaras, I've finally found my favorite. This mascara has a brush that makes it easy to apply. Best of all, it lasts all day. I've tried many mascaras in my life and have never had a mascara last this long!
on 4/13/2018 5:12:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Me: short, sparse and poker straight lashes that don't hold a curl easily. I like length and separation, prefer very defined, feathery lashed to lots of volume, but the number one criteria for me is that a good mascara has to hold a curl well, and most just don't. I'll curl my lashes, apply mascara and then watch my lashes slowly drop.
This is nice, I really like how easy it is to get very well separated lashes with it, no mess, no clumping, I can build a little bit of length with it too, but it doesn't hold the curl for me. My lashes look nice with it, but they drop noticeably before the mascara has dried, even if I wipe off the wand and make sure I apply the thinnest possible first layer. It's just too wet. Might become better at that when the formula has dried out a little, but I don't really want to wait for that. I like it enough that I'll probably use it on days when I really just want to colour in my lashes, though.
on 3/30/2018 11:28:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
I have long lashes that naturally curl upward, the upper lashline is pretty much double with one line of lashes slightly above the other. I've never needed a lash curler. I really don't need a ton of help in the lash department. I need a mascara that tints them black, doesn't glue them together, doesn't flake, and doesn't smudge in the wind.
This mascara does the first part, it tints my lashes a nice shade of black. I like the little tube. Other than that, it's horrible. After several disappointing mascaras I really wanted this to work but all it's done is destroy my faith in makeupalley.
The formula seems fine at first. It's not too dry nor too wet. I can do one good coat wiggling slowly from base to tip or 3 fast coats for the same result. It leaves the ends looking stumpy and then everything droops. I tried pushing them back up several times over the course of the day, brushing through with a clean lash brush but nothing seems to help.
The wand is actually very long and annoyingly flexible, making it difficult to reach the corners of the lash line without painting my entire eyelid black. I resolved that by bending the silly thing into a curved shaped. It made application much more efficient and cleaner but the formula still let me down.
It stays tacky, ridiculously tacky. Dust and small hairs latch right onto it. I noticed in the light of a mirrored elevator that my lashes appeared to be coated in a layer of dust as well as mascara that seemed to be clumping some of my lashes together.
The real breaking point for me was the fourth trial, I walked the dog in the wind for 10 minutes. It left black tears running down my face. If Cover Girl mascaras can stay on my damn eyelashes all through winter then MAC should be able to make a mascara that can deal with a bit of wind. I hate this mascara and I've never hated a mascara before. Back to MAC indeed.
on 3/21/2018 5:05:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Favourite mascara - does not move, flake, smudge and gives beautiful lashes. Can be removed with my normal face wash, no waterproof eye makeup remover needed. The only drawback is the price.
on 3/18/2018 9:17:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
This is my holy grail mascara. I have long lashes, which look hideous in the wrong mascara. This mascara gives long lashes a beautiful and finely separated look, gives the impression of even longer lashes, doesn't uncurl pre-curled lashes and doesn't smudge or wear off throughout the day. People regularly ask me how I get my lashes to look like they do and assume I've had some fancy treatment, but it's only down to some time spent curling my lashes before putting this product on them.
The only drawback is the price for the quantity of product. For me, this mascara doesn't last that long, but I have found a solution. What I do is I add a DROP of contact lenses fluid every 2 weeks or so after it starts to go on a bit scantily, which not only restores this this product to its former glory but also dramatically extends its life. Before I found this tip, I had searched high and low for something that gives the same effect as this mascara but at a lower price point and was unable to find it.
on 2/23/2018 5:06:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
FINALLY. This mascara is mind blowing. Length, separation, definition, volume, no smudges, no flakes. You name it, this does it! The endlessly black is super black, so I can't imagine how black the gigablack is (and I haven't tried it, yet). My biggest mascara issue is smudging on my lower lid. Even Estee Lauder's DoubleWear mascara smudges on me. This one doesn't, though, and it delivers in every single area I need a mascara to deliver. The wand is super skinny and the bristles are course, so you can grab every single lash you can find and drag it up. So, so beautiful. And at only $18, I'm sold forever!
on 5/12/2017 12:04:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
My lashes - Stick straight, so I always use a lash curler. My eyes water and my lids get oily by the end of the day. My lashes are black, so as long as the mascara comes in black, I'm satisfied.
Waterproof/Oilproof? - Yes, and yes.
Adds volume? - Yes.
Adds length? - Yes.
Holds curl? - Yes.
Removal? - Easy - tubes all come off with warm water.
Other comments - Lashes are soft, not brittle or hard. Dries quickly. Formula is smooth, not lumpy. brush is a stiff bristle type spoolie, skinny and spiral, and works great for my lashes.
Overall - Surprised by the reviews which say this doesn't tube - it tubes for me. Good stuff. continued >>
on 1/23/2017 5:57:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I have mixed feelings about this mascara. At first I was thouroughly underwhelmed, the brush deposited almost no product and I ended up looking like I had no mascara on at all (not in a good way). However as the weeks have progressed I have learned to work with it. It is a mascara that you definitely have to layer on on to achieve a good look. The strength of this mascara lies in the formula (I read somewhere that it's clay based) because once it sets, it doesn't budge. It won't flake, won't smudge (and I have very oily eyelids) and most of all, it keeps your lashes curled until you remove the mascara at night, which my previous fave (MJ velvet noir) failed to do. So all in all a great mascara once you learn how to work it.
on 4/10/2015 10:19:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This is my ultimate, go-to product. I always have atleast two in my kit. Holy grail item for sure.
The formula is a clay base so once it dries it really stays in place. It doesn't flake, smudge or get clumpy. I love letting it dry just a touch and then adding a quick second layer to really bulk it up and add volume. I have oily skin and long, curly lashes so I have had a lot of trouble in the past with smudging but not with this mascara!
The brush is the perfect size! It is very thin and long. It works wonderfully for those with thin lashes. The tiny brush can really reach in between each and every lash and coat it. If you can't seem to fall in love with it for your top lashes then try it on your bottom lashes. It's amazing!
I have tried many mascaras in the past ( MAC's zoom lash, haute&naughty, In Extreme dimension ... Diorshow, Buxom) and this one is by far my favourite. Honestly $20 (Canadian) for a mascara is not that much these days. Especially compared at Diors $35-$45 mascaras and typical drugstore mascaras coming in at $10-$15.
on 2/17/2015 10:20:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
My second favorite mascara (first one is max factor false lash effect). This is best for dramatical look.
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When it comes to his relationship with Hollywood, though, President Obama seems willing to run the risk. Industry support for the new president is broad and deep and the film and television communities not only raised money for his presidential campaign at crucial junctures but also provided celebrities who worked the ground campaign in some of the toughest state primaries. After Obama's victory, Hollywood types virtually went on location to Washington, D.C., helping to stage the new chief executive's inaugural and turning it into a star-studded, Oscar-wattage event.
Charles Rivkin: The Cause Celebre column in Friday's Calendar section describing last week's St. Patrick's Day party at the White House listed President Obama's co-finance chairman Charles Rivkin among those with no visible ties to Hollywood. In fact, Rivkin is president and chief executive of the entertainment production company Wildbrain. —
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In fact, only a handful of Californians made the cut. Nicole Avant, doyenne of L.A. Obama-ites, was among the invited, along with political strategist Kerman Maddox. The only elected official from the Golden State was Simi Valley Republican Elton Gallegly, one of the House's stalwart opponents of immigration reform. (Are we still doing the bipartisan thing?) La Jolla resident Christine Forester, the architect turned management consultant, is an old Chicago friend and Obama fundraiser from the president's days as an Illinois state legislator.
The other Californians who were invited are all Democratic fundraisers with no visible ties to Hollywood: Obama's co-finance chair Charlie Rivkin from Santa Monica, technology consultant Steve Spinner from Menlo Park, Montecito's Nancy Koppelman (she gave the other fundraising reception the day of Oprah Winfrey's famous garden party) and Tom Unterman, chief executive of the Rustic Canyon Partners in Santa Monica. (He's also a longtime advisor to the Los Angeles Times' former owners, the Chandler family.)
From Hollywood's perspective, Obama's slight was accentuated during his two-day barnstorming swing through Los Angeles and Orange counties Wednesday and Thursday. There were no significant social get-togethers with his many industry supporters and fundraisers. It was a marked contrast to the last Democratic administration. Bill Clinton always found time to meet with the entertainment community and often stayed at the homes of billionaires Ron Burkle and Haim Saban. Obama chose the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza.
Invitations and face time are thank you notes of presidential politics and by this morning, there are a number of industry activists looking at their empty mailboxes and wondering whether they were overlooked or undervalued? Or perhaps they're too glitzy for the president's A-list. In case you haven't read, the rich aren't in vogue this season.
Richardson's charitable legacy
Natasha Richardson, who died this week at age 45 after a tragic ski accident, was not only a gifted actress but a committed fundraiser for AIDS-related causes.
The actress was on the board of the U.S.-based American Foundation for AIDS Research charity (amfAR). It was a cause particularly dear to her heart in part because her father, film and theater director Tony Richardson, died of AIDS in 1991.
Paying tribute, a spokesperson for the charity said on the group's website: "Natasha Richardson was a dedicated AIDS advocate and an eloquent spokesperson for amfAR. She generously contributed her time and resources to amfAR for over 15 years. Natasha's passion for the cause and tireless efforts gave hope and inspiration to the scientists and healthcare workers on the front lines of this deadly epidemic, as well as to the millions of people living with HIV/AIDS around the world."
In 1999, the actress spearheaded "Unforgettable: Fashion of the Oscars," an auction of Academy Award dresses that raised more than $1.5 million for AIDS research. In the U.S., she also worked with the groups Bailey House, Elton John AIDS Foundation, God's Love We Deliver and Mothers' Voices. In the United Kingdom, she was involved in the AIDS Crisis Trust and National AIDS Trust, for which she was ambassador. In November 2000, she was honored with amfAR's Award of Courage.


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When it comes to family outings, we're always looking for the best of the best to deliver to you all. We scour the internet, punch in dates, and run around frantically before deadline with our bánh mìs in hand. But when we're not in the office looking for new ways to share amazing content, we hit the town and enjoy what So Cal has to offer! Here are our favorite places to unwind in summer!
Liz: When Kidsguide founder Liz isn't busy with her four legged children, her favorite part of summer is the Summer Reading Programs. They're "combined with an amazing line up of entertainment (magicians, puppet shows, musicians) and they're FREE all summer long." The show that really tickles her fancy is Buster Balloon so be sure to keep an eye out for him as he twists through libraries near you!
Check out our library section to scratch that reading itch and join in on the fun (just be sure to leave your fur babies at home)! 😛
Tiffany: Huntington Beach Adventure Playground is Tiff's summer go to. "The kids can get dirty," and get their adventure bones fed as they enjoy a pond with rafts and play structures complete with a rope bridge, a mud slide and a fort-building area. "They can even play with a hammer and saw, under supervision of course!"😝 Don't forget your towel and change of clothes.
The Adventure Playground is open through August 18, Monday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. $3 per child (prices subject to change). Enter from the Central Library parking lot at 7111 Talbert Ave. (714) 842-7442.
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Rebecca: Kidsguide staffer Rebecca loves to get her fill of thrill at Universal Studios Hollywood! "They have 4D rides that are completely different than other theme parks and the food at the Three Broomsticks is delicious." Even for a muggle such as Rebecca 😛, Harry Potter land is still "very cool!"
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Becca: Summer movies in the park are Becca's favorite outing with her family. "They're relaxing, and just so much fun to enjoy with your family. The kids can snuggle up, and munch on homemade goodies plus it's free!" And what's better than free, my friends? Not much.😝
Movies in the park are going on now so be sure to check out our summer movie and concert section to find one near you!
Alex: Alex enjoys the finer side of summer. Call her a philosopher if you will. 😝 Her absolute favorite place to go is the Getty Museum and Villa. "The rose gardens are so beautiful, and being immersed in old art is amazing but the best part has to be the family activities." They're hosting multiple garden concerts for kids this year plus Saturdays and Sundays are Roman Holiday days where you can really dive into Ancient Rome.
1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles. Getty Villa: 7985 PCH, Pacific Palisades. Getty Center is closed Mondays. Admission, free; parking, $15 (the Pay Once, Park Twice program provides a flat $15 parking fee for a same-day visit to both locations).
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Subduction Zone Observatory Special Interest Group Discussion at Fall AGU Meeting Thursday, December 18, 3:30-5:00PM
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The discussion will focus on the creation of a Subduction Zone Observatory (SZO) to enable research on all facets of subduction zone processes and facilitate a systems approach to a complex, inter-linked set of processes active at subduction zones including the incoming and overriding plates. A SZO would improve our understanding of the physical processes involved in a variety of natural hazards including earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and landslides. The observations would also be relevant to a number of grand challenges in Earth science, including fluid flux through the crust and mantle, geochemical processes in arcs, injection of water into the mantle, and deformation responses to megathrust earthquakes on times scales from seconds to millions of years and spatial scales from millimeters to thousands of kilometers. Our goals at this meeting are to discuss specific objectives for an SZO, identify potential international collaborators, target other geoscience communities with interests in SZO science, and to make progress towards a workshop in Fall 2015 to articulate the major science objectives and required facilities for a SZO. The workshop will consist of some initial framing remarks on different topics and plenty of time for group discussion. IRIS recently produced a notional SZO science targets and relevant infrastructure poster.
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Slide David Britton, University of Glasgow IET, Oct 09 1 Prof. David Britton GridPP Project leader University of Glasgow GridPP Oversight Committee Meeting 18 th June 2010
Slide The LHC is running; luminosity is increasing; data is flowing through the worldwide LHC computing Grid. The UK Grid is functioning smoothly and providing a good service to the experiments. In the European arena, EGI and EMI have been approved and have started; ROSCOE and CUE were not funded. The GridPP4 proposal has been written, descoped (20%), submitted, reviewed, defended, descoped (5%), defended, descoped (5%) …. The growing uncertainty about GridPP4 funding is our single biggest concern, specifically related to retention of key staff. High-Level View David Britton, University of Glasgow 2 GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide LHC Integrated Luminosity David Britton, University of Glasgow 3 ~100 ~100k CPU- days/day GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide UK Performance David Britton, University of Glasgow 4 The UK has performed well since data taking started; plots cover March, April and May 2010. The 2010 hardware pledges have been met. Delivering to all LHC experiments at the expected level. UK a leading contributor UK CPU efficiency is competitive Three UK sites in the top 18 ATLAS analysis sites (incl. T1s) GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide Hardware (Re-) Planning David Britton, University of Glasgow 5 GridPP Oversight Committee Jan/Feb: New LHC schedule agreed. April/May: C-RSG/LHCC agreed new experiment requirements. May/June: GridPP re-planned up to 2015 for the GridPP4 proposal. Overall reduction in the required Disk and CPU, but a significant increase in the requirement for Tape. Dove-tail GridPP3 FY10 spend and GridPP4 planning, constrained by the reduced FY10 capital allocation.
Slide FY10 Tier-1 hardware FY10 Tier-1 hardware budget plan reduced from £2.24m to £1.2m at STFCs request. We achieve this in two ways: –The new experiment estimates based on the Chamonix LHC schedule have reduced FY10 requirements* and allowed us to reduce spend. –We have delayed some spend on tape infrastructure into GridPP4**. STFCs restriction appears to be mainly in capital (£1.1m) –Have been allocated £100k resource –Will be difficult to purchase required licenses, network etc. within this budget (cf £226k in FY09) –Would like to understand scope for increasing non-capital spend. Also acknowledges difficult financial situation in many countries. **Very recent information suggests a new roadmap for tape infrastructure; some further re-planning will be necessary but costs are likely to be reduced/delayed. David Britton, University of Glasgow 6 GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide Finances - summary David Britton, University of Glasgow 7 GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide FY09 Spend We were able to move entire disk procurement forward, to meet STFCs request for increased capital spend in FY09. Second round of T2 hardware grants are almost complete. –FY09 grants were all issued before the end of the financial year. –Procurements based on FY10 grants are underway, but introduced a delay in meeting 2010 Tier-2 disk pledge at a number of institutes. SLA staff costs were within 1% of estimate. FY09 travel costs were within budget, including a rebate of £28k from EGEE. –We see travel costs increasing slightly now the LHC is online. David Britton, University of Glasgow 8 GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide Staffing RAL staff now all in place, including posts where recruitment was delayed. 98% of expected funded effort delivered in FY09, plus 23.8 FTE of unfunded effort. But starting to see staff turnover, especially at Tier-2s. David Britton, University of Glasgow 9 GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide ProjectMap Q110 David Britton, University of Glasgow 10 GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide ProjectMap stats Metrics status similar to in previous quarters –Red metrics mainly due to various short-term issues such as delayed disk procurements, APEL downtime. 65% of milestones now complete (project has run 2 out of the 3 years). 3 milestones are red: –Service agreements with NGS; move from ATLAS centre; shut-down of ADS service David Britton, University of Glasgow 11 GridPP Oversight Committee Q208Q308Q408Q109Q209Q309Q409Q110 Metric OK99142155172184185182 Metric close to target2447393222212526 Metric not OK4132 2127222422 Not able to be measured2722111031776 Suspended066912956 Awaiting input34512103020 Metrics total225254255254251254245242 Milestone achieved1122324257647184 Milestone close to completion00000028 Milestone overdue2713174773 Milestone not due / metric n/a10180696058504235 Milestones total114109114119 121122130 Total339363369373370375367372
Slide Risk register 3 high risks: –R1: Recruitment and retention. Becoming more likely as staff fear delays and cuts in GridPP4 funding. –R2: Sudden loss of key staff. As for R1. –R27: Uncertain long term funding. Impact increases as we approach the start of GridPP4. David Britton, University of Glasgow 12 GridPP Oversight Committee
Slide Conclusion Technically the project is running very well and we are delivering to the wLCG and the experiments according to plan. We anticipate things will get harder as the machine luminosity and integrated data volume increases, but we believe we are prepared. It is a very busy time, from a management perspective. Our biggest concern is the uncertainty surrounding the future. David Britton, University of Glasgow 13 GridPP Oversight Committee
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This afternoon we went to my friend's house so my husband could repair her kitchen lights but we did not stay too long over there. She still needs to buy some parts so maybe we well go back there tomorrow. After that we went to Walmart and did a little shopping and then we went to Mc Donald my son's favorite restaurant. I ate a Burger and fries and I even ate the fries of my daughters I was still eating it so now I am very full. I am not sure if the most effective weight loss pill can help me if I am always eating a lot. I like to eat all the time and even if I am already full I still eat. It is not normal I need to stop this habit.
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A good number of female celebrities love controversy, including flirting with disaster, hospitalization, and putting their brand products on stake. Despite their obstinate nature, these women are frequently featured on covers of prestigious magazines. They are even hired to be brand ambassadors. These willful celebrities can easily translate a minor act of buying coffee or clothes into a hyped media moment. This strategy helps to enhance the effectiveness of their brands. Below, Lori Senecal looks at innate branding secrets that corporations and their brands can learn from these seemingly clueless celebrities in order to increase their cultural currency.
Through the help of renowned stylists, Lindsay Lohan was elevated from Disney to be Karl Lagerfeld's favorite. Hiring an excellent stylist, especially for consumer brands, is an effective strategy. For instance, Heineken Premium Light wooed many customers as soon as it was launched due to its image of a diva in a bottle. Consumers love a great comeback. Brands tend to generate more publicity with a turnaround. In the hardcore gaming world, Nintendo's success declined after the rise of Sony PlayStation. However, it made a comeback with Wii, which received more publicity. Al Gore's Q score was adversely affected when he failed elections, but when he shifted his focus to environmentalism, he became even more popular and influential.
Another secret is to have a double/triple threat profile. Presently, celebrities flaunt their talents in more than one discipline. One could be an actor/actress, an entrepreneur, a director or a producer. Brands have started borrowing the idea of expanding their profiles. Game devices like Xbox are now playing movies while mobile phones are multimedia platforms. Downsizing is another strategy that has worked magic for celebrities like the Oslen twins who went from sitcom to video actresses with every pound they lost. Brands like iPods and Blackberry Pearl devices are now smaller and smarter. The other tactics used by celebrities include partnering with another hot brand, creating an icon rather than a tag line, and brand parodies.
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|"Perhaps no British person beyond Sir Tim Berners-Lee has better credentials to be an internet tsar," than Martha Lane Fox said the Times.
After selling the company in 2005 Lane Fox has since gone on to work on a range of exciting online and offline projects. The thematic whole of her work has been that of success and of a restless determination to push the boundaries of common custom.
In 2009 she was asked by the UK government to be the country's Digital Inclusion Champion. The central motivating impetus of this role is to make the British public more computer literate.
We all know a computer-refusenik and we have our views on them but Martha Lane Fox has taken a pretty firm stance on the matter. For Lane Fox cited here:
"you can't be a proper citizen of our society in the future if you are not engaged online."
I would strongly agree with Ms. Lane Fox. My view is pretty simple: as the online world continues to push into every aspect of daily life - generating news and views, facilitating commerce, family relations and pushing the boundaries on what is possible - those who chose to avoid this world will lose out informationally and even start to become out of touch with those around them as they use digital ever more.
Ostensibly lawyers, solicitors, barristers, law firms and legal professionals have good reason to get online and to craft a digital identity. However as a generational issue the online world can appear daunting. Computer-literacy, privacy concerns, risk and the uncertainty of it all are common worries and are all perfectly understandable.
But in troubling economic times and in an age of global competition lawyers and law firms cannot afford to fall behind the times. And this is an exciting age for lawyers, just not traditional lawyers. A great return on investment awaits those who stake their claim to the Digital World now and play themselves ahead of the curve.
So is there merit in the proposal that the law's governing body in England and Wales appointing a Digital Inclusion Champion? Should the same be done in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland?
At the moment there are a great many preachers on the matter but their efforts, while well meaning, are disparate and a little chaotic. By consolidating the means we could create a far more efficient end. Food for thought…