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Finally the day we have all been waiting for! On the 16th June we celebrated the completion and launch of the first 14 Tromsø Game Lab projects.
The students delivered their game in a live app store/ecosystem, a report on their work and a final oral exam. Overall the students that completed the course over delivered on expecations and set the bar really high for future rounds of Tromsø Game Lab!
In addition to the exams during the day the students also pitched their games to friends, fellow students, family and local industry at FLOW in Tromsø. The best games were awarded prizes and the completion of the course was duly celebrated.
We are all very impressed by the amount of effort put in to this course and the games, with many of the students continuing their work long after the official university deliveries were handed in. Some even with plans to start their own company to make game development their craft.
Overall a great result for the first semester of Tromsø Game Lab!
The winners were:
Void Run – Frode Opdahl – Best Game – Prize: PS4 Sponsored by Framverk
Activating Children Through Video Games – Jørn Lomax – Best Use Of Mobile – Prize: Smartphone sponsored by Telenor
Moon Garden – Mathisen, Håvard E. H – Most innovative/hacker/tech – Prize: Arduino Sponsored by Conax
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Void Run (Opdahl, Frode) http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Unvally.VoidRun&hl=en
Powerpuff Rangers Alpha (Johansen, Svein-Gunnar): http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=452651631
Bouncy Wool (Bakkeli, Nicolai): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.manatee_play.bouncy_wool
HexaFall (Blomli-Edvardsen, Tobias): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=none.none.hexafall
Battleship Bugs (Henriksen, Andre): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.heinrich.battleship
The chosen One (Johansen, Preben Bruvoll): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.PrebzOs.TheChosenOne
Phylactery (Prytz, Bjørnar Grøholt): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.EvilLich.Phylactery
Eternal Strike (Bakke, Simen Harket): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eternal.strike
DuppDipp (Grønnesby, Morten & Mortensen, Eirik Iversen): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.OnyxiaWipeInc.DuppDipp
Remembr (Munch-Ellingsen, Peter): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.peterme.remembr.android
Super Metro (Ottesen, Henning Angell): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=henninglive.metrogame.android
Arilog (Lintvedt, Jonas Christoffer og Sjøli, Stian): http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jonas_stian.Arilog
Geometry Run (Wikstad, Magnus): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.MostlyWobbly.GeometryRun
Moon Garden (Mathisen, Håvard E. H): URL not available yet

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Last Updated: 2018-01-31 15:29
The Minister of Education, Omar al-Razaz, said that Saturday will witness the first step towards specifying 20% of the time students spend in school, for different activities, including arts, music and sports, Khaberni website reported.
Al-Razaz told a local radio station that due to the increased size of books and number of classes, both students and teachers are under continuous stress, leading to the cancellation of music, arts and sports classes and replacing it with other academic subjects.
"The class where students stay from 8am to 2pm became a very theoretical place. Meanwhile, students need to play and to spiritually grow, in order to avoid terrorist ideologies."
According to al-Razaz, the most important way to combat extremism is to find ways to express different feelings.


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Thursday, August 2, 2018
it's Thursday.
It's Thursday. This week has felt like it's flown by and then stood still at the same time. Hadley came down with a stomach bug, a few kids at her school had it. Only downfall with kids growing up is they seem to catch whatever their friends have. After two days at home, and lots of sleep for her, she is back to herself. It's been fun being at home and letting her get better, but it feels good to get back to everyday life again. I need to get out of the house!
Have any of you ever shopped Amazon Prime Now yet? I want to try it!
Just a random ramble for your Thursday.
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The American Institute for Maghrib Studies (AIMS) announces its annual Grants Program for academic year 2020-2021 beginning in July 2020. The Grant Program offers grants to U.S. scholars to conduct research on North African topics in Algeria, Mauritania, Morocco, or Tunisia. AIMS Overseas Research Centers in Oran, Tunis, and Tangier facilitate AIMS grants and support AIMS scholars. AIMS funds only primary research conducted in the Maghrib.
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Driver T/12182, Army Services Corps
William was born into a large family in Datchet. He appears to have been brought up by his grandparents at Chaloner Row (a row of tiny, overcrowded tenements behind Astracot on Horton Road). He was working as a groom before he joined the military in 1894 and served in South Africa during the Boer War. (When he signed up he wasn't quite 5'4″ and weighed less than 8½ stones.) His military records are available on the Ancestry website. He had a very long charge sheet and hardly a year went by without him being punished for committing some sort of misdemeanour: late for parade, absent from tattoo, loitering in the forage barn, dirty on parade, changing duty without authority, absent from work, not washing a wagon, dirty kit, absent from drill, refusing to get out of bed, breaking out of barracks, letting horses loose. He was regularly confined to barracks as punishment.
When he returned to Datchet, he was often on the wrong side of the law here, too. In 1905 he was drunk and disorderly and assaulted a police constable. He gave his address as Montagu Cottages (Ditton Road) and was sentenced to 28 days' hard labour. In 1906, he was caught lodging in a shed without any means of subsistence and sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. That same year he was arrested again in Datchet for 'lodging in the open air not having any visible means of subsistence', and sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. In 1908, he assaulted a police constable and was sentenced to three months detention and 14 days' hard labour. The records indicate that he had no fixed abode.
He stayed with his sister sometimes (at Wilton Cottages, Green Lane) but seems to have had no real home of his own.
William was recalled in 1914 and went with Expeditionary Force to France in August 1914 as Driver T/12182 in the Army Service Corps. He served in France 1914-15, Egypt 1915, Dardanelles 1915-16, and Salonika 1916. He suffered from malaria in June 1917 and in December 1917 it was reported that he had an aortic aneurysm. The doctor listed the cause as being 'due to continuation of colds – climate'. He became more seriously ill from around April 1918, transferred to HS Braemar Castle (HS is hospital ship), was taken to Malta, and invalided home to England on HS Dunluce Castle.
Back in the UK, William was in hospital from July 1918 where he was reported to be in much pain, coughing and breathless, with no hope of a cure. He was dismissed as unfit for military service on 12 September 1918 and died 4 October 1918, age 42, at 2nd London General Hospital Chelsea on King's Road. (See cutting from Windsor & Eton Express below.) His funeral took place on 8 October 1918 and he was buried at Brookwood Military Cemetery in Surrey. He has an Imperial War Graves Commission headstone, with an inscription which reads ' Though from our sight gone, in memory ever lives'. His SDGW documents list his next of kin as his sister Mrs A (Allan) Hawkins of 3 Lawrence Cottages, St Luke's Road, Old Windsor.
William wasn't listed on Datchet's Memorial when it was erected in 1920. This may possibly have been because his sister had moved to Old Windsor and wasn't aware that a Memorial was being erected. His home was in Datchet when he enlisted so he would have been eligible for inclusion based on the original criteria. His name was added to the Memorial in November 2018.
Family life
William's military documents list his 'mother' as Harriet Bowery of 2 Chaloner Row and sister as Mrs Allan Hawkins. His brother, Edward, was described as being 'in Canada somewhere'. Harriet Bowery was actually his grandmother. William and his sister Mary were with George and Harriet Bowery at Chaloner Row in Datchet in the 1881 census where they are listed as grandchildren. In C1891, Edward was with them there, and they were again listed as grandchildren. (William and his brother Edward were both remembered on Datchet's War Roll.)
Mary married Allan Hawkins in 1898. William appears to have stayed with them from time to time. In the 1901 census they were at Wilton Cottages, Green Lane, Datchet, which William gave as his address in 1907. Mary and Allan had moved to St Luke's Road in Old Windsor by 1911.
William's military documents also refer to an 'Uncle' William Bowery at Rose Cottage, Datchet. (Marshall's Directory 1905 and 1910 has a W Bowery at Rose Cottage, Datchet Common.) William also had an aunt, Mrs Bray, in Berkhamsted. (Mary Bowery married Thomas Bray in Eton in Q3 1867)


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Guilford announces end of Theme House Program on campus
Jenni Camhi, Copy Editor
November 30, 2018
Earlier this month, Guilford announced the discontinuance of the campus' Theme House Program starting in Fall 2019. These residential areas in the community will no longer be housing students after the 2018 to 2019 academic year, and those who are living in them now will be relocated to a different sort...
Students explain life in on-campus apartments
Lucas Collazo, Staff Writer
November 2, 2018
Up a hill and next to Milner Hall lies the North and South Apartments. These apartments are places that many students call home. Here, they can cook their own meals and have their own bathrooms and rooms. "I enjoy living in the apartments," said sophomore and sports management major Kaleb Jeune....
Binford set to reopen next fall
Finn Williamson, Senior Writer
April 6, 2018
With construction being done across campus, Guilford will look different next year. Recently, Guilford has undertaken renovation projects on several of its buildings. This year, first-year dormitory Binford Hall underwent its restoration process. According to Vice President of Administration and...
First-years believe in a better, safer Guilford
Daezia Rolling, Staff Writer
September 29, 2017
In the past two weeks, Guilford's community has encountered five serious incidents. The number of incidents in such a short time frame has caused some apprehension among first-year students. On Sept. 1, an attempted kidnapping was reported on the intersection of Levi Coffin Drive and George Fox...


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As a recent college grad in the early '90s, OLS Hotels & Resorts CEO Ben Rafter did a brief stint in hospitality far from the sunny front desk and the hustle and bustle of direct customer service and the people who deliver it. "I was working as an analyst in the distribution department of Westin Hotels & Resorts' corporate headquarters in Seattle, loading tapes into a giant computer the size of a truck," he recalls. He then went on to build a successful career in the tech industry, never expecting to return to hospitality. Yet, as he told LODGING, between a chance meeting with a hotel executive in Nepal and the growing need for his expertise in data mining, he took the plunge back into an industry he has found fascinating for many reasons—some of which are rarely cited by his more outgoing colleagues.
How did you get back into the hotel industry?
This unique path began at 18,000 feet in Nepal. That's where I met Michael V. Paulin, CEO of the Hawaiian hotel company Aqua, while I was "locked out" from starting a new technology company after selling my own startup. While hiking with Mike, I told him I thought the hospitality industry needed to focus more on data and analytics. This led to two weeks of discussions while still trekking in Nepal, during which we mapped out a plan to grow his company. Back in the United States a month later, we began working together to grow Aqua. Before we ultimately sold the company to Interval Leisure Group, I held the dual roles of President & CEO of Aqua Hospitality and President of Aston Hotels & Resorts, responsible for 56 properties and almost 11,000 rooms.
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What is your approach to adding boutique hotels to the OLS portfolio?
It's part art and part science. With the amount of content available today, we look for hotels that have character and can be programmed for an underlying experience. When we renovate the hotels, we try to deliver on that experience. We also try to integrate with and show the character of the neighborhoods they're in. For example, we are reprogramming our 72-room Hotel Renew in Waikiki to get it back to its roots as Hawaii's original boutique hotel. In West Hollywood, we are working with an owner to renovate two hotels—The Chamberlain and Montrose West Hollywood—both of which have very strong ties to West Hollywood's unique character.
What do you like most about the hospitality industry?
It's a fun industry—especially compared to sitting in a dark basement room coding. Of course, I love the people—seeing the pride employees take in their work and being part of the guest experience. But, as someone who thinks in very binary terms, I admit that I especially love that it's such a data gold mine.


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Post For : 2019 Annual Meeting
AppealTech will join the 4,500 members of the New York State Bar Association at the Annual Meeting taking place next week. Take advantage of the excellent schedule of events presented by the Association's sections and committees, network at the member receptions, and make connections with the exciting array of exhibitors. We will be exhibiting from January 15-17, 2019; come stop by and visit us at booth No. 11! WHEN: January 14-January 18, 2019 WHERE: NEW YORK HILTON MIDTOWN | 1335 Avenue of the Americas | New York, NY 10019 To register or find out more about the New York State…Read more
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- Amendment to the Local Rules of the Second Circuit
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More youth action from Doctors Pond this morning.
218/365v3 – Mum…Help!
It was all happening down at Doctors Pond this evening…with the first batch of ducklings having arrived not long ago. Whilst it took a while I can report that this youngster worked out how to get out of the pond and rejoin mother…after a few attempts of attempting to leap out of the pond the duckling finally noticed the ramp leading out of the water next to him!
171/365v2 Making Waves
There's been a second batch of ducklings appear in Dunmow over the last couple of weeks. This little fella was out on his own this evening stuffing his face on the bugs buzzing around the surface. I've no idea where the rest of the family was, but he was perfectly content.
I was quite surprised when I counted up the number of ducklings this female Mallard had in tow – eleven…and not a male in sight 😉
There was clearly plenty of tasty morsels to go at on the side of Doctors Pond as all the ducklings were busy pecking away at the side of the pond wall.


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Published Dec 01, 2001This is a great low-price compilation from underdogs Olympic Records. This label, from Chicago, should have at least some of your money by now, as they released the last two albums from the jaw-dropping Gorguts, both of which are represented here. Also onboard for this lengthy compilation is the great technical death metal of Oppressor, Internal Bleeding, Angelcorpse and Monstrosity. Murder maniacs Macabre make an appearance, and also of note is Blackkheim's Diabolical Masquerade project. Snoozers? Of course: Divine Empire, Fleshgrind, Diabolic and Jungle Rot all annoy with their stubborn early '90s death metal sound, but for the price tag on this one you can't go wrong. Although all the tracks are previously released, so don't get too excited if you've heard the full-lengths already. (Olympic)


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The first set of results for hundreds of students taking the government's new 14-19 Diploma have been released today. Commenting, Dr Adam Marshall, Director of Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said:
"It's far too early to question the effectiveness of Diplomas after just one year of teaching. We believe that they could offer a 'third way' between pure academics and vocational education for young people who need alternatives to the existing system.
"If Diplomas are of a high quality and have rigorous standards, employers will come to value them. Given the need to rebalance Britain's economy over the next decade, a flexible qualification that offers both practical skills for employment and a university entrance route could play an important role in the future."
Tim Hutchings, Hertfordshire Chamber of Commerce & Industry Chief Executive said, "There is no doubt that the new diplomas will need to evolve and adapt but we are enormously encouraged by progress to date. At their best they provide a rounded range of learning which can be applied to practical and vocational experience whilst offering sufficient academic challenge".
"Hertfordshire is rapidly gaining a national reputation for excellence in the delivery of diplomas and the work experience surrounding them, it is a source of pride that so many businesses in the county are supporting what we are trying to achieve. Any business that wants to support this scheme or provide work experiences for young people can contact the Chamber on 01707 398400.


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I've realized that, although I have a number of unit studies focused on various countries, I don't have many resources for learning about the fifty states- even though I live in the United States. So this is one of a series that includes geography unit study resources for learning about the fifty states. You can find the landing page with all the studies currently available here.
What can you do with these studies? Create a geography notebook! Each state resource page is going to include an at-a-glance look at the state, fun facts about the state, printables focused on the state, learning activities about the state, and books about the state. You can also find free notebooking pages that kids can use as you cover the information about each state. By the time you've completed each study, kids will have a great US geography notebook to show what they've learned.
In this study, we're diving in for a look at my home state- South Carolina!
Books About South Carolina:
Columbia and the State of South Carolina:: Cool Stuff Every Kid Should Know (Arcadia Kids City Books
South Carolina: The Palmetto State
Net Numbers: A South Carolina Number Book
A Primary Source History of the Colony of South Carolina (Primary Sources of the Thirteen Colonies and the Lost Colony)
The South Carolina Colony
P is for Palmetto: A South Carolina State Alphabet
South Carolina: What's So Great About This State?
The South Carolina Colony
Exploring the South Carolina Colony
South Carolina at a Glance:
Capitol: Columbia
State Bird: Carolina Wren
State Tree: Palmetto Tree
State Mottoes: Animis opibusque parati(Prepared in mind and resources) and Dum spiro spero (While I breathe, I hope)
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South Carolina Fun Facts:
- South Carolina became a state in 1788. It was the 8th state in the union.
- South Carolina is nicknamed "The Palmetto State."
- South Carolina was named for King Charles 1 of England.
- Fort Sumter, in Charleston harbor of the coast of South Carolina, was the beginning site of the Civil War. It began when the Union army fired on Fort Sumter.
- Andrew Jackson, the 7th US president, was born in South Carolina.
- South Carolina's Grand Strand- the Atlantic coastline- stretches for 60 miles and is one of the United States' most popular tourist destinations.
- Charleston was the first city in South Carolina and is the second largest.
- Columbia, South Carolina's capitol is the largest city in the state.
Things to Do and Places to Go In South Carolina:
Myrtle Beach is a popular tourist destination along the SC coast. There are golf courses, amusement parks, shopping, and more. And, of course, the swimming and fun of the playing at the ocean is always there.
Charleston is a charming, historic town. There are plenty of museums to enjoy as you learn the history of the city. There's shopping and restaurants in plenty. And Charleston has Folly Beach, a fun beach destination.
Columbia is the state capitol and offers many things to do. There is a state museum, a children's museum, a zoo, the state houses to tour, and more.
Kiawah Island and other smaller islands surrounding it are popular resorts. There are beaches, golf, hiking and other activities and the beautiful resorts on the islands.
More South Carolina Resources
This site has word searches and poetry activity sheets.
Enchanted Learning has a whole page of state facts and printables. (Some printables require you to be a member, but there are many free printables also.)some great facts about and photos of South Carolina.
Ducksters has a great page of South Carolina information.
This Homeschool Pop video gives kids lots of information about South Carolina and its history.
Learning Games for Kids has a great Palmetto State Games page with a number of interactive South Carolina-themed games for kids.
A to Z Kids Stuff has a South Carolina page with lots of facts, links, and a video.
Mr.Donn.org has South Caroling lesson plans for teachers as well as links to games and information for kids.
You can find a South Carolina page on the 50States.com site with a great list of facts, including links you can follow for more information.
The Awesome America site has South Carolina information, including state facts and history.
You can learn more about South Carolina and listen to its state song in this awesome online music course from Music in Our Homeschool- State Songs of the 50 U.S. States.
And that's a look at the state of South Carolina. Don't forget to check out the other state resources available here. And pick up your free notebooking pages here. You can print these out for each state you study!


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We at Steeda UK are big fans of OZ and work exclusively with them for our wheel range for the Fiesta as well as offering a variety of OZ Racing and Sparco designs for the Focus, Mondeo and now Mustang range too.
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New Moon SCF
New Moon is as sweet as they come with talent and a great brain. He has competed very successfully through the 1.35m. This past year, New Moon was Reserve Champion in the Developing Jumper Championships (6 year olds) in Kentucky and 3rd overall in the 6 Year Old Championships at Tryon! He is kind and game, ready to be a WINNER for a junior/amateur rider in the jumper ring. He's got the looks and the quality to make a nice three ring horse, too!
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