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Tuesday, 7 February 2012
Until The End
Here is a little doodle from one of my sketchbooks, with a romantic flavour. Valentine's day is just a stone's throw away. Although this lad is not doing anything special. The last few days has seen a a snow covered Doncaster, I myself have found enjoyment feeding the visiting birds in the garden, keeping warm and generally thinking and doodling...
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I was looking over the state highway map of our middle Midwestern state, when I chanced upon the name of a particular town. The name is not important for this story, rather that it was the home town of a previous co-worker. This co-worker was a manager in one of the many offices, of which I was ultimately responsible. We were at a time of transitioning our communications from paper and telephones to computers and T-1 lines. I must also explain that I had a "come-up-through the ranks boss, who always knew more than the rest of us, because he had "CONTACTS" amongst the ranks. Some of us called "them" squealers, rats, informants, etc. The problem with it was, that rather than keep their direct superiors informed, they'd wait and squeal to the big boss, those rats! That left a knowledge gap in middle management. This particular co-worker, who by the way was subordinate to me, and a favorite squealer to the boss, needed a favor, she wanted to be promoted. So my boss recommended that she be promoted as a supervisor over all of my offices. I had the position, and it WAS vacant, but it required sufficient knowledge to train others in new computer techniques and programs. This particular co-worker couldn't turn on the computer without assistance, morning after morning after morning!
Time passed and I successfully avoided promoting the co-worker. Yet, she would make "regular" visits, driving the 70 some miles each way to "share" with the boss. Oh, how I despised those sharing visits, which usually meant that I would soon be called in for a quizzing session after she had left. On one such visit the co-worker, on her way out, stopped by for a (gloating) visit with me. The light bulb in the head came on and I said "Say, the boss's Executive Assistant is planning to leave, I would think he will begin looking for a new person." I don't believe I had placed the period on the statement until she was up, racing toward the bosses office again. Nor was it long before MY phone rang and I was called into a quizzing session, but this time it was all about my telling of his assistant leaving. I must admit, I did leave that meeting with an inward grin.
More time passed and the boss's assistant left, but the position remained vacant for weeks, then months. The boss had conducted interviews, but delayed the final determination, as he ascertained how to choose the competent over the incompetent. One day I was called to his office. (Why did I always feel like I was being called to the principal's office?) The boss sat behind the desk, slightly turned nearly 90 degrees, so as not to look directly at me. He says, "I've got to make a decision about my assistant." I waited…….. He says, "Since she (the co-worker) works for you can you honestly recommend her for this job?"
He had me! We had gone round and round about this lady, in the past. He, stating how qualified she was to be promoted, me indicating her total degree of incompetence.
I sat there, quietly, thinking. Thinking, boy has he got me cornered. He knows, that I know she's incompetent, and he knows that I know, that he knows she's incompetent.
A thought came to mind. Without breaking a smile, I looked at him and said, "Truly, based upon MY boss's recommendation, I can recommend her for the job."
He sat there, letting the words sink in, realizing that I had circumnavigated his approach. He turned to me, with a grin on his face, and said, "You son of a ………!" I sat there a moment, then left.
He did hire that co-worker as his assistant. Her incompetence was glaring. The boss missed many meetings, many of which were scheduled for 2AM rather than the 2PM requested. I almost felt sorry for him, but he could have just been honest her and said no.


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He is called the father of 20th Century Brazilian design but his furniture is timeless and relevant to many different eras. Each piece has an incredible presence with its simplicity of form, attention to detail and beautiful craftsmanship and would make a stunning addition for any collectors portfolio.
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The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It's a chance to share news. A post to recap the past week on your blog, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead.
As you can see, a big fat nothing for this week. I was so drained from work that I pretty much crawled into bed as soon as I got home. I only emerged briefly to eat some food and throw kitty kibble in the general direction of the cats' food bowl. On the plus side, I only have one more week – that's five whole days – to go until I am on holiday. Is it bad that I am already counting down the hours and minutes?
We're doing Secret Santa at work and my present is already under the mini tree we have on one of the desks. I'm probably on my fifth childhood as every time I walk past it I have this incredible urge to shake it, hold it up to the light and prod it. The other staff have threatened to cut off my chocolate supply if they find so much as a tiny little tear in one corner so that option is out. Still tempted though 🙂
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Florida Health Choices / 2015 Open Enrollment
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On 3 Public Relations worked with Florida Health Choices to promote its new, comprehensive health insurance marketplace during the 2015 open enrollment season. The Florida Legislature created Florida Health Choices and Florida's Health Insurance Marketplace to provide improved access to affordable, quality health care for residents statewide. With plans to launch its second online marketplace, offering comprehensive health insurance for the first time, FHC hired On3PR in early December 2014 to develop a campaign promoting the new marketplace and the dates FHC would participate in open enrollment.
On3PR launched a statewide awareness campaign that incorporated earned and paid media. The six-week campaign incorporated paid advertisements via digital billboards, radio, Facebook, blogs and emails. A series of news releases that generated numerous articles, opinion pieces published in two major Florida newspapers, organic content for FHC's Facebook page and a newsletter article complemented the paid advertising. The campaign also featured a video tutorial, narrated by FHC's CEO and promoted on social media. Traffic to FHC's homepage more than doubled during the campaign period in January and February 2015, and nearly half of consumers clicked through to the new comprehensive health marketplace.


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Register for the ever-popular Rock My Business Plan, a FREE 3-week workshop series presented in partnership with the Government of British Columbia, that will help you create a killer business plan in record time! If you're serious about getting your start-up business off the ground or taking it to the next level, you need to be here.
Each week, we cover one of the crucial 3Ms of a business plan: Mindset, Market, and Money. Expect networking, strategic planning time, and pointers on how to elevate your business right from the start.
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Lifeguard tower steps
Early morning beach hunters should always check around lifeguard tower steps, sometimes you don't need a metal detector to find good stuff.
After hours skinny dippers often take their jewelry and clothes off before hitting the water.
I have found watches, sunglasses, cell phones, wallets and gold chains just waiting to be picked up off lifeguard tower steps.
The area in front of the steps on the beach and in the water is also a great place to find gold.
Remember these type of areas are off limits during the daytime, so you are often the first person searching these type areas.
Remember these type of areas are off limits during the daytime, so you are often the first person searching these type areas.
Beachside showers
Another great after hours area to search is around the beach showers, I have found everything from gold chains and bracelets to diamond ear rings around shower stands and hose pipes.
People do all the things that shake jewelry loose when showering off before leaving the beach.
I sometimes use a waterproof pin-pointer around the outskirts or edges of the shower area.
Also check out drain covers many of the grids or screens just lift up, yeh I know I need serious help lol
Gay areas
I can assure you gay gold is just as heavy, shiny and beautiful as straight gold.
You can use other beach hunters intolerant views to your advantage if your local beach has an area popular with gays.
Gay marriage now means more wedding bands lost at the beach, and if you want to see fine jewelry a gay beach is the perfect place to see some serious bling.
Gay marriage now means more wedding bands lost at the beach, and if you want to see fine jewelry a gay beach is the perfect place to see some serious bling.
If you see a pair of Union Jack speedos, that's me scooping up gold at places other beach and water hunters use as turn around points.
Beach aerobics areas
Many swanky beach side hotels hold aerobics or fitness classes on the beach.
If you see a guy with Union Jack speedos and a CTX 3030 in their hand, yup that's me again looking for expensive jewelry shaken off to the oldies.
Concession stands
You would think and rightfully so that you would find a lot of coins around concession stands on the beach, but you can also find gold.
Hands go in pockets to pay for stuff and gold taken off at the beach and put in pockets for safe keeping is pulled out and lost.
I have found a lot of gold chains and wedding rings around concession stands on the beach.
Sand castles and deep holes
Hands up how many beach hunters have been asked to find a gold ring lost by someone playing with their kids at the beach.
Put your down now please, and never pass a large sand castle or dug hole you come across at beach without detecting around it.
I should add not to search it while the people are still using it and at least attempt to fill any dangerous hole people may break an ankle stepping in.
I've had my share of nice diamond engagement rings around sand castles and dug holes, kiddy bling too at some beaches.
If you don't be creative and search areas other people ignore at the beach, you leave easy beach hunting gold behind for others.


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April 8, 2015
Blizzard on Season 3 Length, No Mortick's Bracer, and more
Lots of Blue replies to questions about Patch 2.2 and Season 3, so let's get to the quoting. First up, Wyatt Cheng was part of the last Tavern Talk where he and the other devs said that seasons from now on would run 3-4 months. Today brings a more concrete prediction for S3's length.


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"Automotive Sector" conference
(June, 2013)
T.C. Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology invited MARTUR R&D to do a presentation on the "Automotive Sector" conference. The conference has been held on June 18th in Ankara. MARTUR R&D presented general information about; automotive seating, international approvals on seat and headrests and relevant testing. Attendees of the conference were the auditors from the Ministry Provincial Directories.


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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Back In My "Playground"
As some of you may know I have been collecting Socks for our Street Projects Ministry (for the homeless), for the past couple of months. This outreach drive will continue annually during the winter months. We will still collect blankets and coats of course, but we have added Socks because ...well I probably don't have to explain why :-)
Because of your donations we were able to collect over 300 hundred pairs of socks in just a few weeks and so we decided to go downtown a few times from now until March end. There are still plenty of socks to be donated and we will have enough to make a few trips. Our special friends downtown are cold and we have got to make a difference.
I have a special attachment to the souls downtown because exactly where we get out of our cars and minister to these souls by just being present sometimes, is where I grew up (born and raised) and it is also where I myself got caught up in the street life.
This past Sunday I along with SP volunteers parked our cars in front of the shelter at Sherbourne and Queen and with love we gave away socks and gave our time freely and willingly.
As i normally do, I looked around me realizing in an instant moment that I could have been living their exact lifestyle had i not found God. That was the exact corner I stood and sold drugs. That was the exact corner I hung out at times packing a gun for my "boyfriend" who walked up and down hustling drugs. That was the same corner we hung out at drinking and smoking weed. And every time I go back down to my "playground" it humbles me even more and opens up my eyes to exactly what God took me out of.
I had and have never done drugs, yet I sold them for almost 10 years. So really had I not escaped that "playground" maybe I would have eventually tried drugs. Until the day God removes me from this temporary place, I will commit myself to Street Ministry. If my spiritual mother did not obey God in saving my soul, where would I be today? So even if it is one soul a year I can bring to Christ, I am committed.
What is going on in YOUR playground? Whatever it is, I know a man who is ABLE to heal your pain and He is able to turn your pain into your PURPOSE!
I am a living testimony my friends.
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I blogged about tea infused shortbread a while ago, but I decided to try it with Pumpkin Chai this time around because I wanted a stronger tea flavour to come through. My sister and I put these together and added a hint of Saigon Chai for a spicier cookie, without compromising the Pumpkin Chai's yummy sweet flavour.
I love these. That's all there really is to say.
Tea Infused Shortbread, Take 2
1 cup butter
2 tsp Pumpkin Chai
1 tsp Saigon Chai
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
1 1/2 cups flour
1. Preheat your oven to 325º. Line a baking pan with parchment or wax paper.
2. In a small sauce pan, melt the butter on low heat. Add the tea and infuse for approximately 10 minutes, stirring often and checking to make sure the butter does not brown or burn.
3. Remove the butter from the heat and strain it through a sieve or cheesecloth.
4. Mix the butter with the brown sugar and flour until the mixture resembles damp sand. The ingredients should combine reasonably easily, though you may want to mix it with your hands to make sure it is uniform.
5. Transfer the cookie mixture onto the pan, spread it out evenly, and press it down to form a compressed layer. Bake for 15-20 minutes, or until the edges are golden brown and crispy.
6. Allow the shortbread to cool for a few minutes before cutting it into squares, rectangles, triangles… whatever you'd like! However don't wait too long to slice them, as they may be too crumbly when cool. Enjoy these delightful cookies on their own or with a tangy fruit compote, as pictured below. A cup of tea is also a must!!


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A farmer who grew watermelons was doing pretty well, but some local kids
would sneak into his watermelon patch at night and eat his watermelons. The
farmer came up with a clever idea that he thought would scare the kids away
for sure. He made up a sign and posted it in the field: "Warning! One of
the watermelons in this field has been injected with cyanide."
That night the kids saw the sign and they ran off to plot revenge. Next
morning there were no watermelons missing, but a new sign said: "Now there
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Why would an Olympic curler take meldonium?
Alexander Krushelnytsky - a curler competing for the team of Olympic Athletes from Russia - is the second athlete to fail a doping test at the PyeongChang 2018 Games. But one doctor explains why the drug of choice is a questionable one for performance enhancing purposes.


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A few pics of my beautiful redhead girlfriend, Dixie, posing in lingerie!
You have such naughty eyes, and a lovely curved bottom. Would a good spanking make you feel horny? I wish you were here, just bend over and put your hands on your knees while I get my cane out. Now which one will you remember the most, not the thick one, or the very thin wispy one; I think the one in between, nice and bendy with a lovely sharp sting and you can hear it swishing through the air. A nice long spanking over my naked legs would be good, so I can enjoy feeling your thigh rubbing against my cock as you squirm. It will be followed by ten good strokes. Just before I deliver each stroke you can watch me oil the end of the cane with baby oil. There's no hurry, and will be plenty of time for the pain of each sting to fade before you receive the next stroke. After the first I'm going to slide your panties down so the next nine strokes will land on your bare bottom and bite even more; you'll be dreading each one. The oil will let the cane slide deeper into your buttocks as it bites to create more pain, and I'll be hoping it makes you even hornier because every sting will be as powerful as the long, hard, fucking you can also expect to get afterwards... Having pumped you full of cum, I'll then bend over and take the sting of your whip on my bare bottom - for being so horny. If only you lived closer?
you are super sexy please show us all of you
Whats with the clothes
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Dialysis Clinic, Inc. Dialysis Biomedical Equipment Technician in Chattanooga (Lyerly), Tennessee
Starting pay for this position is in the $40,000 to $50,000 range depending on experience. $5,000 Sign-On Bonus, details to be discussed at interview.
The Dialysis Biomedical Equipment Technician ensures our equipment used in our Chattanooga area clinics and hospital services programs are properly functioning and safe for use.
Repairs, calibrates and maintains dialysis delivery equipment used in-center, in acute dialysis services, and in home dialysis to ensure proper functioning and safety.
Provides routine maintenance and repair of water systems in center and in the patient home.
Is knowledgeable of and follows AAMI standards for water safety and for reprocessing.
Documents repairs and maintenance according to DCI and clinic policy. Is thorough, timely, accurate and legible in documentation.
Performs and documents air quality testing and takes appropriate actions.
Performs inventory functions as assigned, following DCI procedures.
Knows and follows procedures relating to hazardous chemical use, storage and disposal.
Knows and follows procedures relating to medical waste storage and disposal.
Strictly observes infection control and safety procedures.
Responsible for completion of minor building maintenance.
Participates in and supports clinic quality improvement activities and risk management program.
High school diploma or general education degree (GED), an Associates Degree is a plus.
One year of experience in biomedical technology is preferred.
Will train the right individual who has similar experience as an electrician, mechanic, or plumber. Will also consider someone with experience working with hydraulics and water treatment systems
Must successfully complete assigned manufacturer training courses within 12 months of employment.
DCI is a federal contractor and an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer-Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities. If you are having difficulty using the online application system or would like to request other accommodations or application methods, please contact Doug Patterson at email@example.com or 615-327-3061. Once a request has been made, DCI will initiate a discussion with you about your needs and whether an accommodation can be provided. DCI is committed to providing such accommodations where possible.
For more information about equal opportunity please see: https://www.dol.gov/ofccp/regs/compliance/posters/pdf/eeopost.pdf ; https://www.dol.gov/ofccp/regs/compliance/posters/pdf/OFCCP\_EEO\_Supplement\_Final\_JRF\_QA\_508c.pdf ; https://www.dol.gov/ofccp/pdf/pay-transp\_formattedESQA508c.pdf ; and https://www.nlrb.gov/sites/default/files/attachments/basic-page/node-3788/employeerightsposter-8-5x11.pdf .
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These simple flowers are symbol of the next summer.
Red color brings joy!
1. Petals Ring by MGMart
2. Poppies in my Head by OnyourHead
3. Red Belt by Koopdegrace
4. Poppy Dress by Karmacologyclinic
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This is so joyful!! :)
I love poppies, in this period fields are full of them, that's great ;)
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Ha those are great. Especially the first rugged up and striding through frozen wasteland one. Lovely. Oh and the bunks drawing oh and all of them really. Well done, look forward to more updates.
New Project: The Terra Nova Expedition
Ive been spending some time researching Robert Scotts last expedition. Here are a few sketches. Ive still got a lot of work to do before I can start to make my new comic – but this is a taster! Let me know what you think – hope it makes you feel chilly!
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This morning I met up with cheerful Canadian Aaron in Shibuya. His site is here: www.bluesandbrownbooks.com
After grabbing free magazines in Tower Records we walked to Harajuku where we ate curry and talked of the issues of the day. We then took the metro to Akihabara. Aaron bought another two R4 cards because he wants to promote software piracy.
We took the train home and then we ate curry at the Indian restaurant near my house. We then watched "The Power Of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil".
A wonderful Canadian friend once said to me "You seem to be very interested in Canada". My reply to her was simply "Somebody has to be".
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Canadian Dry
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I think you should produce some more episodes
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Finding the right kind of watch that will perform well while you are scuba diving takes some looking. The function of a dive watch is different than the Timex you might wear above the water day in and day out. A dive watch is designed to withstand the depths of the ocean, keeping water out of the case despite the increased pressure.
Depending on who makes your dive watch and what you are looking for when you make that investment, that important part of your diving equipment can provide a number of functions while you are down below. It may have a timer that can let you know how long you have left on your oxygen supply. It may have GPS and compass capability which can help you stay oriented.
Above all, when you are on a dive, your equipment must be dependable. To get that level of dependability even in your dive watch, go with one of the top watchmakers and brands that are well known in the diving world for being reliable. Here is a good list of great dive watches to consider.
|Omega Seamaster
The Omega Men's Seamaster collection are the models that the watchmaker has customized for the diving community. It is well known in the diving world because it is not only stylish, but it is a precision timepiece, s one would expect in a luxury watch. In fact, it is now the watch of choice for James Bond. It is also a dive watch that undergoes a tremendous amount of testing. The result is that it is well known as a highly dependable dive watch that many in the diving community swear by.
|Luminox 3001
Navy Seal Dive Watch
Dive Rite Dive Watches
|Dive Rite NiTek Trio Dive Computer
Just a few of the amazing features that makes this diving computer/watch an outstanding tool for taking on underwater challenges includes a diving log, a planning mode, a depth tracker, and technology to help track and gauge the oxygen that is keeping you alive from your diving tanks. Because the Dive Right NiTek Plus was invented by highly experienced and dive-savvy masters of the sport, you know it is a dive watch that will take care of your needs well when you go into the deep. Finding one may be a bit hard, however, as Dive Rite retired this amazing feat of technology in 2010.
|Citizen Aqualand BJ2000-09E
One feature of the dive watch that divers swear by is that the battery of the watch takes care of its own needs by charging from any light source. That means that by simply wearing the watch outside, the battery is always charging. One reason they sell so well is that Citizen dive watches also look great in everyday situations, so you do not have to invest in a special watch for diving and then change into the watch you wear to work or on a night on the town. Citizen dive watches perform well in all of those situations and keep on doing so month after month after month.
|Casio Sea Analog Illuminator
The Casio Sea Analog Illuminator dive watch fills that niche beautifully. Of course, Casio is a well-known and well-respected watchmaker, so small wonder that they make a good dive watch that does the job and holds up well underwater but does not require a second mortgage to purchase. It is a tough watch with an illuminated dial and just as much waterproof abilities and scratch resistance as any other dive watch on the market. It is great watch for starting out because it will be there for you dive after dive after dive (up to 200 meters) and will only make your first explorations into the undersea world more interesting and exciting.


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TradeGecko is a list management software System for ecommerce and wholesalers. In June 2014, TradeGecko began employing HubSpot once they determined they required an all-in-one marketing and advertising solution. Unified engineering would give them transparency in lead nurturing performance and resources for in-house material creation. Since adopting HubSpot, TradeGecko has been in the position to pinpoint accurately which advertising pursuits have generated probably the most leads that shut into shoppers.
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Monday, March 21, 2011
More Greatcoats
Next we have the balance of the first squad that goes with the prototypes that I posted up here
And finally the second squad.
I decided to portray these guys as a rather motley hive-militia auxiliary to the First Born Veterans hence they get an eclectic mix of lasguns scrounged from the battlefield including Catachan and Steel Legion las-carbines. If I build another squad, I'll throw in a few lasguns from the Necromunda weapons sprue.
UPDATE: Wargames Factory has re-opened their web-store so it looks like the great coat shock troops will continue to be available.
5 comments:
- COTBT said...
I really like your Sgt with pistol and cap. Great posing.
I use pig iron heads too. 100% better for my purposes than cadian heads.
the coats match their cossak hats.
but they look more like light coats, by they way their movement is implied.
- March 21, 2011 at 10:09:00 AM EDT
- RonSaikowski said...
Squad looks good. I like the way the y look in real life too. They are a near perfect match to the GW parts and someone like me who doesn't play Guard would have trouble finding a difference.
- March 21, 2011 at 12:13:00 PM EDT
- Hudson said...
Thanks, these guys are a lot of fun to build up -- I'm glad that I have so many Cadian spare parts to play mix and match with.
- March 21, 2011 at 1:54:00 PM EDT
- Rath of Un said...
I have have been gathering parts to start making a IG army with the Great Coats Miniatures. Those look nice, have you decided on a color yet? I am torn between, a Grey Base, or Tan...
- March 21, 2011 at 3:24:00 PM EDT
- Hudson said...
Thanks Rath. I went with a tan scheme that matches my tanks. There's link to the painted prototypes for the first squad:
- March 21, 2011 at 8:14:00 PM EDT


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"Uh, Magic, what if people think a guy's a hero but he was really just lucky?" – Homer Simpson
"Don't worry. Sooner or later, people like that are exposed as the frauds they are." – Magic Johnson
"Thanks, Magic." – Homer Simpson
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17 October 2015 at 6:32 pm
Re: Magic, he's one of those early-ish guest-stars who's drawn to look like he could plausibly exist in the Simpsons world (large eyes, Homer-ish mouth and jaw design). A lot of the later guests would be caricatured in such a way they look too "realistic" (relatively speaking) against the show's regular characters. It's almost as though the animators got so fixated on nailing the likeness, they forgot to keep the person look sufficiently Simpson-y.
17 October 2015 at 9:24 pm
Mostly it's because The Simpsons' animation is too simple. Sometimes its simplicity is part of its charm (specially true for Season 3 and 4, with its big eyes and off-model character designs), sometimes it is not.
Examples of off-model and simple designs adding charm: "Homer Goes to College", "Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie", "Bart the Lover"
Examples of in-model and more complex designs making episodes more boring visually speaking: "Homer's Enemy", "You Only Move Twice", "Bart on the Road"
If you compare the design of any member of the Simpsons family against any other character, most of the times the secondary character is more detailed and unique in her/his design than the Simpson one. So it's not limited to guest stars.
17 October 2015 at 11:11 pm
I would be curious to know how you define "in-model" and "more complex designs", and how they make the episodes more boring. Your theory sounds interesting, but I have to admit, I don't know the episodes well enough to say "this animation is in-model" and "this animation is off-model"
19 October 2015 at 12:35 am
"Off-model" designs are generally used for exaggeration effect, but sometimes they happen because the show creators haven't really "settled" on a set character model. It's pretty common for early seasons of shows to do lots of off-model animation (whether it's for either reason, or both) and later ones to stick to a standard model. If I could post pictures to give examples, I would. This site has made posts on it in the past, so maybe you can look for those by searching "animation". Earlier seasons of The Simpsons would alter character models for comedic effect, or sometimes just to make it look more interesting. Faces stretch, eyes get bigger
Now, as for design complexity… Pretty much what it sounds like. The Simpson family and most of the other characters who have been on the show for a long time have pretty simplistic designs. The clothing and faces don't have a lot of detail. As animation technology improved, one-shot characters and guest appearances would often receive more complex designs, but the base models of long-term characters haven't changed. DHS has commented on this before, the show doesn't want to change the iconic appearances of the classic characters, so it can be kind of jarring to see simplistic designs next to more complex ones. Like one of them is out of place.
19 October 2015 at 4:00 am
Sarah J has mostly explained it. I also must say that I brain farted a little when writting my previous post, but here's another explanation:
The Simpsons used a very basic, barebones (yet effective) animation, where character designs were for the most part very simple. This simple approach can be seen not only on their choice of clothes, but also on their facial expressions. For the most part, this works ok, as The Simpsons' animation was much, much, much better than what you can find on McFarlane shows, but there are some times when you can put yourself on a corner, and adding Real Life guest stars were sometimes some examples of this. They usually have more realistic and smaller eyes, pointy noses, etc, because they simply cannot be translated to The Simpsons animation very well. Magic Johnson was a notable exception, he clearly looks like yet another background character, but the same cannot be said about, say Aerosmith, which, like Magic, appeared on a Season 3 episode, or about RHCP, which would appear just one season and a half later. And yet their transformation is mostly good.
But even among regular Simpsons characters you can see that. Ignoring their hair ("You all have hideous hair… I mean, from a design point of view"), there's nothing special about Homer's, Bart's, Lisa's and Marge's design. They use very simple geometric figures, they don't have very specific, unique details… Compare then to the Flanders' family. Rod and Todd' clothes are similar to Bart's, but Ned and Maude have a conservative and unique look you can hardly compare with any other secondary character. What about the pig-shaped nose of Wiggum, or Snake, or Nelson? What about the square personality, "I have full control of myself" looks of Smithers and Skinner? What about Mr. Burns? CBG? Milhouse could have blue hair, but he also has an extremely big nose. Quimby is modeled after the Kennedys.
Compared with them, Homer looks like a very generic, everyman character. Which is mostly intented (back before Jerkass Homer the superstar), and mostly a side result. It's so simple that half of a Season 6 episode was about how Krusty's design is so similar to Homer's.
But the show proper tried to play and experiment with its animation everytime, which is why they intentionally went off-design so many times, or why they used size changing eyes to express surprise, or how they exploited body language, and so on. It's quite impressive how they managed to do so much with so little. There are shows with more detailed animation that does not even attempt to exploit their own animation.
Which helps me go to the Season 7+ topic. By Season 7 the animation of the show started becoming stale and too rigid (actually, it started happening in 6, whose animation is nowhere as funny looking and wacky as 5, but it was still very good). That pretty much sucks, because it makes them lack the charm of anything that came before, and unsurprisingly that's one of the reasons why the show went to hell… By Season 11 the animation was so safe and sterile that there's nothing you can say about it. Futurama, which was already started when S11 was broadcasted, also had the rigid animation, which is a shame…
23 October 2015 at 2:00 am
I've always found it interesting that in most animated shows, the main characters usually have a more generic "default" design while other characters will tend to be have more exaggerated, crazier features. Like you said, it's generally kind of done to make the main characters more "everyman".
I do agree that the earlier animation was a lot more enjoyable, even if it had less detail. I've been watching the first 8 seasons on DVD and one of the many great things is observing the animation. (though like you said, it starts to play it safe around season 6-7) These days, high quality animation can be done for lower cost than when The Simpsons first started, and it's a shame that more shows don't take advantage of the opportunity to do something more than the minimum. (like how a bunch of shows use Flash animation to be lazy, even when there are shows that prove it can be used well)
The creators of Steven Universe, a Cartoon Network show currently in its second season, have stated multiple times that they make it a point to keep their animation exaggerated and off-model. They do use model sheets, but they aren't terribly strict about it and you can sometimes tell which artist did the storyboarding for an episode/scene by the character designs. I've seen fan pages dedicated to analyzing it, ha ha. A lot of shows start out doing that but then eventually get rigid and on-model, (even Adventure Time fell into this, I do love the show but it's kind of disappointing that a wacky, surreal cartoon started using generic animation) but I really hope SU doesn't go that direction. I've always wondered what Futurama would look like if it had a chance to do some of the wackier animation. Of course, Futurama makes up for it by taking place in a crazy sci-fi world, even with strict on-model animation, it's still interesting to look at.
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By now, you might think you know Cinderella off by heart - but think again. Swap the enchanted woodland for London. Set your typical happy ever after during the UK's "darkest hour" of the Second World War. And you have Matthew Bourne's ballet production of Cinderella.
Bourne first breathed new life into this tale in 1997, with this world tour direct from the West End now currently travelling across the UK, marking its second revival. Audiences across the world have been captivated by the enchanting piece, which consistently keeps one glass slipper in reality. From PTSD to LGBTQ issues, mental health to male identity, there is an unexpected grit throughout.
Though connected through history - Sergei Prokofiev composed Cinderella during World War II - the Blitz setting feels unusual to begin with, but this was a time when different classes were crossing divides to pull together as a nation. Ideal for a "pauper-to-princess" romance.
Visually, Cinderella is a work of art. Neil Austin's mesmerising lighting channels cinematic allure and suspense. Lez Brotherston's costumes float seamlessly from monochrome to majestic. His sets sweep you straight into a slick, stylised 1940s London.
You can almost smell the Champagne of yesteryear Café de Paris, the location for the "ball" - which in reality was bombed during World War II. The creative team deliver to the height of their profession. A perfect example of how theatre can transport you to another time and place.
Compared to other classic ballets that the New Adventures team have taken on, Prokofiev's composition is not the most memorable. Maybe this is due the lack of melodies which have crossed over into mainstream culture, but Cinderella's score feels like it's missing a standout number, like the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from Nutcracker.
But Paul Groothuis' sound design makes the most out of the music. It plays like a film score, matching pitch perfectly with Bourne's moments of tenderness and drama.
The leads on this performance were Ashley Shaw as Cinderella, whose entrance to the "ball" is one of the most glamorous moments of theatre, and the charming Dominic North as the pilot.
Liam Mower as The Angel glides between the light and dark of the story with a sprinkle of fairy dust. The entire cast's love for the non-traditional Bourne style shines through, their acting ability flourishing through characterisation. Every facial expression tells the story clearly, without the need for words.
Bourne's choreography has his unique signature all over it. From the structured style of the mannequin duet, to the clock arms of the angel and winged movements of the pilots, the personal contemporary touches add an extra finesse not found in stricter ballet companies. His je ne sais quoi, humour and imaginative staging make ballet accessible to everyone.
Matthew Bourne's Cinderella is a show you could and should see 100 times. And you would still not see all parts. No board on the stage is left lazing idly; every section is constantly fluttering with storytelling, and razor-sharp choreography.
Bourne's ballets read like a book. Each page you flip awakes a new spin on a story or character build you did not expect. Which is literally the case every night, as the limitlessly talented dancers switch roles during the show run, making each performance fresh.
Matthew Bourne's Cinderella runs at The King's Theatre Glasgow until the 16 June.
For the world tour dates see https://new-adventures.net/cinderella
Read our interview with Liam Mower, and watch a clip of the show here
Photo credit: Johan Persson


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Our third program provides teachers with professional development opportunities to explore aesthetic methods of integrating arts into their classroom by offering one-day workshops year round. Since 1982, DIAE has worked with some 2,500 K-12 and pre-K teachers in classroom residencies, summer session workshops and special one-day seminars. The goals are to introduce teachers to the idea that the arts can engage students and support any academic subject, guide teachers to develop lesson plans integrated with arts activities, and to offer ongoing support throughout the year.
All workshops can be used for DOE teacher re-certification.
In the last few years, we have collaborated with School Districts to design in-service workshops during the school year for K-12 Visual Arts, Music, English and Social Studies teachers. Recent workshops include:
- Robert Straight: Strategy and Structure
- A look into the creative process of the visual artist Robert Straight.
- Music of the Women's Sekere Ensemble
- Ways to connect the music of the Yoruba people with their history.
- Day of the Dead and 3-D masks
- Fresh approaches to teaching "the Day of the Dead" through mask making and print making.
- Graphic Novels
- Exploring the art of the graphic novel and its applications in the classroom.
- Afghan Jazz Music
- Exploring the creative process of bringing two seemingly disparate cultures together within a single work of art.


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Insulation can be fitted to the inside of solid masonry walls or 'hard-to-treat' cavity walls. This will of course make the rooms smaller, and there will need to be careful detailing (for example at windows and doors) to ensure 'cold bridges' (material 'bridging' from the cold side to the warm side of the insulation) are not created - as these could lead to mould growth and then perhaps damage to the building in the long term.
Conventional internal insulation is often with plastic foam boards, but natural & renewable alternatives are available - such as wood fibre boards that are easy to fit to a flat wall. Another option is to fit timber studwork to the walls to hold an non-rigid insulation material such as cellulose (for example recycled newspaper), and then finish with board & plaster (which can be clay or lime based). The details will vary for different materials, and vapour control layers may well be needed. the natural materials will not give as much insulation value as plastic foam, but a thicker layer could be used if possible.
If pushed for space, then using the less environmentally friendly plastic foam insulation in order to meet a decent standard will be better than no insulation. Where space is extremely limited, or around the reveals at windows & doors, a very high performance (& higher cost) insulation such as aerogel or vacuum panels could be used to avoid having cold uninsulated sections around windows.
Some practical tips:
The standard 'dot and dab' method of attaching sheet materials (e.g. insulation) to internal walls leaves lots of air movement in the space, which is not ideal. It is better to have a continuous parge coat on the wall to aid air tightness and put the insulation up against this. Or if not, at least have strips of adhesive rather than dots, so that air movement is restricted - i.e. adhesive around the perimeter of each board. If the existing internal finish is gypsum plaster, then you'd really need to remove this before adding insulation, and then add a basic breathable parge coat (e.g. just a basic application with a large brush). If the existing finish is lime plaster (and breathable) then it's OK to leave this.
Check if the insulation is certified for use without a vapour control layer (VCL), or if one must be used. Wood fibre insulation should be certified and so OK without a VCL. Foil-backed plasterboard is sometimes used, to give a vapour control layer (VCL) on the warm side of the insulation. However, it is hard to get a continuous layer with all the joints required - and this could then give problems. It may well be better to have a separate membrane as the VCL, and then a standard plasterboard or other finish.
Achieving air tightness by taping edges is important. The best quality (e.g. 'Pro Clima') tape is expensive (maybe £23 for 30 metres) but is strong, with strong adhesive. So it is useful for where the greatest strength is needed - at window reveals, corners, etc. Also where joists go into a wall - tape to the wall, then add the insulation layer (with gap cut for joist) and then tape insulation to the joists. At some flat junctions you could use a cheaper foil tape - such as the type used for sealing insulation to pipes.
Adding a continuous insulation layer to internal walls will mean cutting away a little of the ceiling finish (e.g. plasterboard) where it meets the wall. See taping of joists, above. You can get air leaks and heat loss between floors, from gaps where joists enter the wall - especially if there is a cavity.
The location of doors and windows and stairs can pose a problem when adding internal insulation. For example if the door or window is right up against a corner where two external walls meet, or if a staircase runs alongside an external wall. A window could perhaps be replaced with a smaller one (if windows need to be upgraded anyway), but reducing the width of a door or staircase is not so easy, so it will need careful thought about what approach and material will be suitable to achieve a decent insulation value. Some terraced houses have passages through, so there may be a need to insulate the walls along these passages as well.
In a kitchen, you're likely to want a finish that units can be fixed to. So a timber board (e.g. OSB) could be used to give a more solid finish over internal insulation.
Where an external wall meets an internal wall (e.g. for terraces/semis), internal insulation will need to be returned in a short way to avoid a cold bridge at the corner. Depending on the insulation being used, bring it in between 300 and 600mm. As this will leave a step in the wall, you could add a bookcase or something else at this point.
Click here for a few examples of internal insulation with natural/renewable materials. Please contact us if you need to find suppliers of some of these materials.
Further information:
Our short course on eco-refurbishment gives a lot more advice and hands-on experience for those interested in renovating a house and adding good levels of insulation.
If you want to find a builder who is knowledgeable about 'eco' building materials, try the Association for Environment Conscious Building (AECB) to find someone based near to you.
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Coast with the Most: Ireland's best seaside towns, eats, drinks and ice-creams for summer
We do like to be beside the sea!
Emily Hourican compiles the best seaside towns, places to eat, drink, and grab an ice cream on the Irish coast.
My father used to sing a song about Ireland that ended, "thank God we're surrounded by water." I think the point of the song was the protective quality of the sea and the distance it put between us and England, but for me, those final lines were plenty in themselves: Thank God we're surrounded by water. By two lots of water in fact, the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea.
Thank God we are never further than a couple of hours from a beach, and that so very many of these beaches are spectacular, among the most beautiful in the world. From the white sand variety that could double as stretches of the Caribbean on a good day, to the stony or outright rocky, Irish beaches are magnificent. Thank God too that the food and drink now available to be consumed beside the sea - the pints and seafood platters, homemade chowder and ice-cream - have improved to the point where they are a match for the natural wonders.
No wonder celebrities, Irish and international, can't get enough of the Irish coast; from Donegal - where Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have a house - to Clare, favourite spot of Aoibhin Garrihy; Cork, home-from-home for Graham Norton and Kerry, adored by Miriam O'Callaghan, the four corners of the country act like magnets.
There is a quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupery who wrote Le Petit Prince, that goes: "If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea." It's a subtle piece of reasoning, and a clever one, because once infected with that longing, it never goes away.
As a nation, I think we all have it, that longing for the sea. And for good reason. There is some science behind this - sea air is full of negatively-charged ions that improve our ability to absorb oxygen and balance levels of seratonin - but you don't need to know any of that to know, quite simply, it works. Bad days are made better, good days made near-perfect, by time spent by and in the sea.
It's the ever-changing colours and textures, the dance of sun on waves and the way the wind whips these to little points or huge breakers. It's the sense of awe mixed with affection, and the way those two things swap around. It's in our blood.
Read more: Calm coves and wild waters where the sky meets sea
Best Places To Eat
Co Waterford
Cliff House Hotel in Ardmore not only has Michelin-starred locally foraged food by chef Martijn Kajuiter, but a generous serving of sea views and the sandy stretch of Ardmore beach to tempt marine types.
Take your binoculars as this is a good spot for whale and dolphin spotting. Bonus points for proximity to Goat's Island, a sheltered cove perfect for a dip. See thecliffhousehotel.com.
Co Cork
Go to Aherne's in Youghal for fantastic seafood straight from the boats in Youghal harbour, locally reared beef and lamb, seasonal vegetables and a delicious array of various home baked bread. See ahernes.net.
Co Kerry
The Old Pier, Slea Head Drive (near Ballydavid), Dingle Peninsula. Loved by locals for both the food -huge portions of fresh fish perfectly cooked - and the views - The Old Pier overlooks the Three Sisters on the Slea Head drive. It also does B&B, and Gallarus Oratory is nearby. See oldpier.com.
Martin Bealin and Nuala Cassidy's Global Village is a Michelin-recommended, award-winning spot, serving local produce, seafood and sustainably farmed meats. Veg comes from their garden on Mount Eagle, and are grown using biodynamic principles. Taste the difference. See globalvillagedingle.com.
Co Wexford
Head for Eva Kelly's funky new Kelly's Deli by Rosslare strand. Great salads and bread during the day, becomes Lovin' Pizza at night. See kellys.ie.
Co Dublin
Oliveto's in Dun Laoghaire with its spacious garden overlooking the pier and Dublin Bay, is a winner. Order a plate of antipasto or some bruschetta, and perhaps a Caprese salad. Kick back. See oliveto.ie.
Aqua in Howth is almost in the sea, with lovely views of Ireland's Eye. Throw caution to the wind, or water, and get a half-dozen Carlingford oysters, followed by grilled lobster. See aqua.ie.
Co Donegal
Harry's Bar & Restaurant in Bridgend, Inishowen, is a family-run business that has done more than its share to put the area on the foodie map. Fish is straight from the Greencastle auctions and meat from local farms, while its off-shoot, Harry's Shack at Portstewart, is fish-and-chip heaven.
Kitty Kelly's, in Largy, Killybegs is based in a lovely, 200-year-old, farmhouse and boasts Hollywood stars, Irish and UK celebrities and loyal locals among its customers.
Best of the rest
The White Horses, Ardmore, Co Waterford; The Gulf Stream, Inchydoney, Clonakilty, Co Cork; O'Gradys on the Pier, Barna, Co Galway; Clancy's on the Strand (best seafood chowder in Ireland), Youghal, Co Cork; The Strand Inn, Dunmore East, Co Waterford; Blue Bar or Stoop Your Head, both Skerries, Co Dublin; Gourmet Food Parlour, Malahide and Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin.
Best Pint By The Sea
Co Waterford
The Moorings has a fab location on the quays at Dungarvan, and a buzzy, vibrant mix of locals and tourists. See mooringsdungarvan.com.
Co Cork
The Bulman in Kinsale. Empty inside, packed outside. And what a view. See thebulman.ie.
What is it about an island that is so magical? After a 10-minute ferry journey from Baltimore to Sherkin, a dip on Silver Strand, take a short stroll to The Jolly Roger, relax with a pint of the black stuff on a bench outside the pub and drink in the views of the craggy mainland and out to sea. Their chowder is widely renowned.
The Blackbird, Ballycotton, has music, craft beer, a great beer garden, and homemade, locally sourced food from The Field Kitchen. See blackbirdballycotton.com
Co Sligo
McGowan's in Easkey is popular with surfers and locals alike, and the pint is said to be the best in the county.
Co Mayo
The terrace at Mulranny Park Hotel is set high on the hillside on the edge of Clew Bay. From here, try to tot up the slew of islands in the bay, plan your cycle trip on the Greenway, or genuflect towards Croagh Patrick to the west. Go at sunset when the skies seem huge and brilliant. See mulrannyparkhotel.ie.
Co Kerry
Many know about Foxy John's on Main Street - the legendary hardware shop and bar where the Star Wars crew recently had their wrap party in Dingle, but Currans, just across the road, has equally retained its old world charm.
You can buy grandfather shirts and caps on one side of the bar and pints on the other. This is where Peig Sayers worked when she came to Dingle.
Co Donegal
Ireland's most northerly pub is Farren's at Malin Head; also one of the friendliest in Ireland.
Best of the rest
Bushe's Bar, Baltimore, Co Cork; Sailor's Bar, Clare Island, Co Mayo; The Boardwalk Cafe, Clifden, Co Galway. The Abbey Tavern, Howth; Gibneys, Malahide; The Purty Kitchen, Dun Laoghaire.
Best Cone or Scoop
A satisfied customer at Teddy's ice cream shop in Dún Laoghaire
Mammy Johnston's Ice Cream Parlour & Café - a stylish seafront cafe, with over 40 flavours - in Strandhill, Co Sligo, was recently awarded the title of Best Ice Cream Maker at the biggest ice cream and coffee exhibition in the world in Italy. If there is a better reason to visit, we can't think of it.
They say the best things come in small packages and this is certainly true of The Cabin Cafe, New Street, Donaghadee, the ice cream star of Co Down. Try a "poor bear poke," which is Norn' Irish for a honeycomb vanilla ice cream cone. You could also kill two birds with one stone and, in the eternal quest for the perfect pint, head over to Grace Neill's on the High Street, the oldest pub in Ireland. See graceneills.com.
Moe's Cafe on the promenade in Tramore, Co Waterford has a rustic, beachy style seating area overlooking the bay and serves Gino's ice cream, made by the Dunne family, who have been doing a great line in home-made ice cream and chocolate sauce for over 25 years.
Traditionalists will want to go to Teddy's in Sandycove, Co Dublin for a 99, modernists might brave the queues at Scrumdiddly's further along the coast in Dún Laoghaire but gourmets will make the pilgrimage to Murphys in Dingle, where ice cream is handmade from local cream, free range eggs, organic sugar and even their own sea salt. Best flavour? White chocolate and rosewater. Weirdest? Blue cheese and caramalised shallot. See murphysicecream.ie.
Best of the Rest
Butlers Ice Cream, Dungarvan, Co Waterford; Storm in a Teacup, Skerries, Co Dublin
Best Seaside Towns
Head for the seaside town of Ballycastle in Co Antrim on the last Monday and Tuesday in August for the centuries-old festival, Ould Lammas Fair. There's horse trading, music and shopping. Food-wise, you can go the healthy route with dulse - a local delicacy of seaweed - or attack your teeth with Yellow Man, a honeycomb sugary treat.
Caherdaniel, Kerry; Freddie's is the best pub in this minuscule town.
Roundstone in Galway has lovely views, great fish restaurants, and a playground to keep the kids amused while you quietly ponder life's strangeness.
Vaughan's pulls a creamy pint and serves up a banoffee pie that'll turn your granny green with envy. And after a good feed, you can stroll down the local beach or visit Dog's Bay a few kilometres down the road.
One proviso - don't go in August when too many Dublin reg 4x4s clog up the pretty town's main street.
Dinky Dunmore East (above) in Waterford has it all: first-rate hotels - the Haven Hotel is elegant, with faultless food; while the Strand Inn has super sea views and superb seafood; a belter of a beach - small but perfectly formed and sheltered from the elements by the vertiginous cliffs; humming hostelries, try the Spinnaker Inn; and considerable craic agus ceol - especially during the legendary annual Bluegrass Festival, which takes place this year, its 22nd outing, from August 25-28.
Dublin Bay is a Unesco biosphere reserve, and no wonder; the stunning bay is dotted with absolute gems, from castles and cliffs to beaches and restaurants.
Skerries is a beautiful coastal village with restored working windmills, great coastal walks, and a rich link to St Patrick. And the pier is dotted with some of the best fish restaurants on the Dublin coast.
Malahide village offers quaint streets, bustling cafes and restaurants, and chic boutiques, alongside a marina full of sail boats.
Howth, a picturesque working fishing village, has plenty of great seafood restaurants, boat trips and cliff top walks.
Dún Laoghaire is renowned for its Victorian pier, jolly People's Park and many water activities, while the heritage town of Dalkey has Dalkey Castle, kayaking and boat trips to Dalkey Island and beyond.
For more information on Ireland's coastal villages and seaside towns, see visitdublin.com, wildatlanticway.com and irelandsancienteast.com.
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Nursing Management studies the value, ideology, purpose and role of current nursing through understanding the historical and philosophical concept of nursing. And it teaches knowledge of management theory and process. So it develop traits for us to work as nursing professors. Applying the theory of administration in real nursing practice field, it develops managerial skills and attitudes as a nursing manager. Clarifying natures and standards to establish and develop professional nursing, it enhances self-control and status of professional nursing.
|Undergraduate Program
|Management Practice, Nursing Informatics & Lab, Nursing Professionalism, Introduction to Nursing, Nursing Ethics, Nursing Management
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|Seminar in Nursing Issues, Seminar in Nursing Informatics, Quantitative Nursing Research Methodology
Undergraduate Program
>>Introduction to Nursing
A study of understanding of historical, social and cultural aspects of development of nursing, and an understanding of concepts basic to nursing's theoretical framework.
>>Nursing Ethics
This course focuses on the ethics in nursing, the historical and cultural aspects of development of nursing, the basic concepts to nursing's theoretical framework, and the philosophy of nursing. In addition, it includes the identification of ethical and legal issues and the ensuing dilemmas relevant to the professional of nursing and nurses.
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This course focuses on the theory of management as a component of the professional nursing role and development of the managerial skills in various health care settings.
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This course applies on practice of management techniques as a component of the professional nursing role and development of managerial skills in various health care settings.
>>Nursing Informatics & Lab
This course is intended to prepare nurses with the skills and knowledge to apply and manage information in nursing, as the use of computers in health care becomes increasingly important, and discusses approaches to creating interated networks to support the health care continuum.
>>Nursing Professionalism
This course reviews the cultural and ethical characteristics and standards that affect professionalism for the establishment and development of professional nursing.
Graduate Program
>>Advanced Nursing Management
Comprehensive analysis of concepts required for effective performance of the nurse executive's role in organizations. Management as a function of the total organizational system is evaluated. Organizational designs and interpersonal relationships in the healthcare organization are critiqued.
>>Seminar in Nursing Management
Concepts and theories of nursing management are reviewed, component of nursing leadership and factors influencing the leadership are identified, and the strategies and the system effective to develop management skills and leadership ability are discussed.
>>Nursing Research
>>Organizational Management in Nursing
The course comprehensively examines organizational systems, drawing upon theory and research related to assessing the behavior of organizations.
>>Nursing Informatics & research
The basic concepts of science and technologies of information management and the feasibility of its application to nursing care system are reviewed, and the methods and procedures of computerized information processing of the activities of nursing are practiced.
Graduate Program of Education
>>Seminar in Nursing Issues
>>Seminar in Nursing Informatics
>>Quantitative Nursing Research Methodology


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