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How Much Does a Cremation Cost?
More and more families are opting for cremation upon the death of loved ones and preferring it over a funeral and burial. The main reason is that the cremation cost is much less than that of the cost of a funeral. Moreover, there are very less places available for burial due to the fact that land is scarce and hence cremation becomes a better alternative. In some cases a person requests that on his death his ashes be scattered over various places and in this case cremation is more suitable.
The Catholic Church had outlawed cremation in the past until 1963 and still prefers burials of mortal remains. But since the ban was lifted in the past and now that circumstances favor cremations, there is a rise in figures. Also, of late there is a predominance of nuclear families in the United States. Since people live far away from their hometowns there are very few family burial plots. This is another reason why cremations are being preferred.
It is estimated that about 2.5 million people die in the United States every year. According to figures that are available about 40% are cremated and the rest follow traditional funeral procedures. The percentage of cremation is almost double that of the figures that were seen about 15 years ago. In the western part of the United States the cremation rates are higher with Washington State being the highest. On the other hand Mississippi has the lowest rate of cremation at about 15%.
Taking a ballpark figure, the average cremation cost if it is a service availed through a funeral home will be anywhere between $ 2000 and $ 4000. In case the services are availed from a crematory the cost will be between $ 1500 and $ 3000. These figures include the actual cremation cost and a basic memorial service. In many cases the body is directly cremated after viewing all a funeral ceremony.
Methods of Cremation
The cost of cremation may vary and depends on how a persons remains are finally disposed. Morticians are available for cremation and will supply you with detailed pricing information for the different services that are performed by them. Many families prefer direct cremation and you can also hold memorial services along with pictures. The body can be present for viewing in certain cases according to the requirements of the family members.
The cremation first comes to about $ 3500 for body viewing and a complete funeral service. This also includes transportation of the remains by trained staff, a funeral director, embalming and preparing the body for viewing. Prior to cremation the body is placed in a non-pliable container.
In case of cremation with a memorial service the cost is $ 1200 and includes renting a facility at the funeral site, transportation of body to the site, minister?s fees and other services. If it is a private memorial service it can be held anyway and does not involve external funeral firms. In this case the fees are paid at the discretion of the family and according to the venue and ceremonies. Services include transportation, embalming fees and cremation fees which may be up to $ 1000.
Some families decide on direct cremation which is held without the services of a funeral director. This involves taking the body directly to the crematorium and can cost up to $ 300. The body can be buried on private property, or in cemeteries.
Disposal of Remains
People choose various options for disposing the cremated remains. Some people opt to float the ashes in a river or use a burial plot. There are various types of biodegradable urns which are used for this purpose. You can also get cardboard boxes which are used by crematoriums to hand over the ashes. In case the ashes are spread over at sea it will include expenses related to transporting the remains at sea.
Similarly, if the remains are scattered from the air using a jet plane the expense will be much higher. The services are carried out by professionals who have adequate experience and who provide certificates that state the location and the time of scattering the remains. There is also an option of having the remains entombed in a mausoleum or in a columbarium.
The cheapest method is to scatter the ashes at public city park or at a location that the deceased like to visit. Another meaningful way to bury the remains is in a cemetery at a suitable place.
There are various ways of doing a cremation and the cremation costs vary accordingly. You can place the remains of a loved one in a burial space, or a columbarium both of which have different expenses associated with it - so do scattering the ashes at sea or in the air using an air plane. In any case, it will set you back by about $ 1000 considering today's costs.


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A new report by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) has forecasted that global business travel spending will be US$1.3 trillion in 2016, and grow 5.8 per cent on average in the next five years to reach US$1.6 trillion in 2020.
In 2015, global business travel spend was US$1.2 trillion, a five per cent growth year-on-year.
Notably, China surpassed the US as the largest business travel market in 2015 with a US$291 billion market. However, GBTA expects China's business travel market to become the fifth fastest-growing major market in the next five years as the country's economic growth moderates. Elsewhere in Asia, GBTA predicts that India and Indonesia will average double-digit growth in business travel spending over the next five years.
While this forecast was compiled before the UK voted for Brexit, the report further stated that the uncertainty of the country's economy may cause the postponement or cancellation of business trips. Should the UK enter a recession, domestic and outbound business travel will suffer, although a much weaker pound would attract more leisure and business travel to the country.
GBTA forecasts US business travel spending to grow only 0.9 per cent this year (US$292.5 billion) before advancing 4.2 per cent in 2017 (US$304.9 billion), owing to increasing risks in the domestic and global economies, uncertainty leading up to the US presidential election, Brexit and continued signs of a weakening global economy.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wolverhampton Wanderers
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Stadium Information
Molineux Stadium
Waterloo Road
Club / stadium contact for disabled supporters
Tracey Randle
Telephone no.
0871 222 2220
E-mail address
Website address
Disabled Supporters Association
Dennis Green
01902 753 445
Website address
Accessibility Information
For UK minimum access standards for new and existing stadia and for good practice guidance please click here.
Getting There & Parking
There are 46 accessible parking spaces by the Stan Cullis stand, Wolves also offer offer other spaces in other official Wolves car parks. Coaches and mini buses carrying disabled supporters can make arrangements to drop off near to the stand by calling Paul Richards in advance on 01902 828309.
National Rail have published links to the nearest stations to sporting venues including Wolverhampton Wanderers see here for more information.
Level Playing Field have not verified the information given and we suggest that you contact the station direct if you have any access requirements.
Getting a Ticket
For information on purchasing a ticket please visit the Wolverhampton Wanderers Website
Spectator Viewing areas
Home supporters have 109 for wheelchair users available to them. Located in the Stan Cullis and Billy Wright stands offering pitchside viewing (open to the elements) plus covered mid-tier and upper tier platforms where PA's sit alongside. Ambulant supporters are able to access all areas with discounted prices offered on season tickets located within the front 6 rows of the Stan Cullis and Billy Wright. Up to 6 spaces for wheelchair users can be allocated for away supporters. The exact location for Away supporters is subject to the ticket allocation for the visiting Club.
Worth noting is the ground is in a transition process of development with one phase being complete providing excellent facilities for all fans.
NB: Under existing minimum standards for accessible stadia, the club should have 180 wheelchair spaces (153 home and up to 27 away). 75% of these should be elevated positions and the remaining 25% pitchside.
LPF's view is that many disabled supporters should be able to access general seating areas and only those with specific needs eg those who require extra legroom, or access via aisle seats or who need step free access etc should be allocated seats in the dedicated areas.
Based on the above, the club therefore only meets 64% of the guidance and has a shortfall of 65 wheelchair spaces.
Accessible amenities
There are 16 accessible toilets are located in close proximity sited in concourse areas, radar key operated. Dedicated lounge behind Stan Cullis Stand provides a stewarded meeting place and refreshment area pre-match and half time with a warm welcome extended to Away fans.
Accessible services & information
There are unlimited places with PA spaces alongside. Wolves' player provides match commentary currently but the club are looking into costings for audio descriptive commentary. Induction loops are situated throughout the ground. Assistance dogs can be accommodated in any area.
Wolves Club Website - Disabled Supporters Information
Updated December 2017.
DSA Additional Information
Updated 24th May 2018
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Match: 28/11/15
Published: 7/1/2016
Our second visit as away fans to Molineaux. As I did a lengthy review of our first visit two years ago, this is just an update on that.
Access to the Ground
Wolves are the first Club out of about 40 we have visited, who have phoned our mini-bus driver in the week prior to our visit to give her the arrangements for our drop-off and collection. And what's more the arrangements worked. Big gold star to Wolves and a lesson for many other Clubs! I have emailed Wolves to thank them.
Facilities in the Ground for Away Wheelchair Fans
Viewing Areas
No change from our last visit. It poured whilst we were there. Whilst we got wet the large overhanging roof meant that we did not get as wet as if we were sat in the open.
The large covered refreshment area with TV screens is on the right as you enter the stadium. It is meant for the home stand in that location but has been made accessible also to away wheelchair fans. I was told by others that the prices were high (water £2, hot dogs £4.50). There are lots of vans selling hot food which are easily accessible before you enter the ground which I am told offer good value.
Accessible Toilets
Toilet was clean unlike on our last visit. As it is in the same area as the refreshments I would expect it to be very congested at half -time. I went in the second half and one of the Disabled Fans Stewards immediately noticed me and helped with the doors.
Headset Commentaries for Visually Impaired Fans
Not provided as far as we are aware.
Attitude of Club Officials
Informed, helpful & friendly. Stewards outside the ground were clearly briefed to expect us as they immediately recognised our mini-bus and beckoned us to where we could unload.
After the Match
Our mini-bus was allowed without any difficulties to wait for us at the end of the game as previously agreed. The roads around the ground were heavily congested but perhaps only what you would expect and all part of the match-day experience. Ambulant disabled away fans visiting Molineaux should be aware that the official away fans coaches are parked a considerable walk from the stadium, with I understand some steep gradients. I would advise anyone who thinks this will be a problem for them to ask their Club to speak to Wolves about it.
Will We go Again?
Would be happy to visit again.
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Rob Trent
Match: None - General enquiry
Published: 30/3/2015
I have been trying since October to get Watford FC to tell me how many additional wheelchair spaces will be made available once their new stand has been opened.
The stand, when shown on tv, appears to be in use and full to capacity. For some reason I cannot get a response from Watford.
Is anyone else able to shed any light on this please?
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Match: 14/12/13
Published: 12/1/2014
Our first trip to Molineaux as away wheelchair fans.
Access to the Ground
We travelled from the South and used the exit from the M54 which gave us a straight run into the centre of Wolverhampton, where the ground is visible on the right. We travelled, as always, in a wheelchair accessible mini-bus that is provided by our Club as part of its official away travel. The official directions our driver had been given led us to a builder's yard! Having read earlier LPF reviews I explained that dropping us of may be problematic. Unperturbed, our driver drove us (down the steep hill referred to in earlier reviews) to the front of the stadium and was directed by helpful stewards to drop us off in the stadium car park close to the supermarket entrance which is next to the stadium. He was not allowed to park there for the match but was allowed to return there for the end of the match to collect us. The distance then to the entrance for away wheelchair fans at the right hand corner of the Stan Cullis Stand was relatively short over flat ground, it seemed the distance from the entrance to the Stand to the wheelchair area was much further, down the side of the stand and along the front.
Facilities in the Ground for Away Wheelchair Fans
Viewing Areas
We were at pitch level in front of own fans in the Stan Cullis Stand, as per the photo provided by the earlier SUFC's reviewer. I understand that the location of away wheelchair fans depends on the size of the away crowd (we took 600). We had a good view, sat directly opposite the tunnel and were not troubled during play by anyone walking past. I think it is worth noting that, despite our visit being the end of November, it was a relatively mild day but still felt very cold as we were sat in a really windy spot, so wrap up warm! There is a good over-hang on the Stand roof but I would think you could well get wet if it was raining & windy. It was too cold to take my gloves off to test out 3G!
We were given no information about the provision of refreshments in the ground. I can only presume that the provision previously referred to of free drinks being given to away wheelchair fans prior to the match and at half time with provision of a lounge, has now stopped. Just as well we travelled with our own food and drink. I observed, as earlier reviewers have remarked, there are numerous refreshment vans around the area outside the ground.
Accessible Toilets
There is one accessible toilet underneath the adjacent new stand which you access from the side of the stand (it is on your right as you enter the ground). It is operated by a radar key (steward accompanied me and unlocked the door). Left hand transfer, large cubicle giving unobstructed turning space, hot water and foam soap. Most powerful hand-drier I have encountered in over 40 stadiums. I found the toilet bowl and the hand basin in need of cleaning. I was one of the first fans into the ground and visited the toilet immediately, so I can only conclude that the toilets are not routinely cleaned between games as I would expect.
Headset Commentaries for Visually Impaired Fans
I emailed the Club prior to the game and was told that they only had FM radios which we could borrow but there was no guarantee there would be radio commentary, so we did not pursue this option further.
Attitude of Club Officials
I would endorse the comments made by previous reviews that all the stewards we encountered outside and inside the stadium were helpful, chatty and friendly. It seemed to me that each stand has its own Disabled Liaison Steward, it was this steward who escorted us from the door to where we were sitting, told us where the accessible loo was and accompanied me there. It was this person that I would have expected to explain to us access to refreshments but nothing was said. Prior to the match and at half time, it seemed this steward had a general stewarding role. Had a steward been around when I came out of the toilet I would have shown them what I had found. During play I was not aware of the Disabled Liaison Steward's whereabouts. A safety officer who stopped to chat to the person sat next to me prior to the game willingly went to purchase a bottle of water on her behalf.
After the Match
At the end it was very easy to exit the stand as there were no other fans in this area. We were very pleased to see our mini-bus was where we had left it and stewards willingly moved two sets of barriers to let us get to it easily. It was very congested leaving the ground and getting out of Wolverhampton but nothing extreme and part of it could well have been due to Christmas shoppers.
Will We go Again?
Yes. Always easier to return as you know the ropes!
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Sheffield United Disabled Supporters Club (SUDS)
Match: Wolves v SUFC
Published: 29/9/2013
On arrival our coach was told we had to park in the designated coach park 10 mins walk away from the ground and across a dual carriageway. Our driver asked if we could drop off the disabled supporters nearer to the stadium to be told NO.
We then proceeded to walk down a steep hill to the ground which is not good holding back a wheelchair on such an incline. On entering the ground there is another slope to go down to the wheelchair area which is in front of the away fans stand with loose very old and uncomfortable chairs for the carers to sit on. It is open to all the elements and we were glad it was not raining although it was quite windy and draughty.
There was only one disabled toilet available to us and although it was very good and clean it was in the other stand and surely there should have been more than one in a new stand.
All the other comments stated they had free drinks prior to kick off and at half time we saw nothing and we were told the fans lounge was too far away to go into.
The steward was good and he was a friendly guy and directed us to the loo.
On leaving the stadium after pushing a wheelchair up the slope we then had to push them up the steep hill and by the time we got to the top 2 of the carers were suffering from chest pains (I was one of them and I was not pushing anyone). Wolves supporters were amongst us although there was supposed to be a police cordon to stop them being with us, it was intimidating and quite frightening.
WHY can't the disabled coaches and minibuses be allowed to drop off at the ground where there was plenty of room for a coach to park down there.????
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Lynn and Dougie( Assistance Dog)
Match: Manchester City
Published: 26/10/2012
We were able to park close by for £5.00, there were plenty of cheap fast food stands close to the ground and also an Asda Store. they also sold food inside the stadium. programmes were £3.00.
The Stewards were friendly and very helpful, there was also a meeting place for diabled supporters and their carers in the stan culis stand, away fans were made welcome, although it did get quite packed, we were allowed a hot drink before the match and at half time free of charge.
the atmosphere inside the ground was excellant with good banter between the fans, we had a very enjoyable evening and got away quite quickley after the game with no problems.
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Match: Wolves V Liverpool 27/01/2010
Published: 26/10/2012
I last visited here in 1976 when Liverpool won the League after Steve Kindon scored for Wolves. I was a none disabled supporter then.
I'm now a wheel chair user and other than the new stadium I'm sorry to say the only thing I can give credit to is the following, Stewards very helpful and a Hot Drink free at half time.
I applaud this but we had to go into the home section to obtain it, no access to away facilities, this did make me a little uneasy as the looks we got proved, also no disabled toilets in the away section and had to go again in the home section.
The seating for wheel chair supporters are pitch side in front of away supporters, open to all the weather elements, it looks like an after thought as somwhere to put away wheel chair supporters.
This is sad as the owner of the club supports disabled charities, which he should be applauded for, but in this instance charity should begin at home and have some better faciliteis for the disabled.
I stayed at the local travelodge over night and I can recommend it, but watch for the very crowded streets with narrow pavements, the road is not blocked off after the game so traffic is still using the road, an accident looking to happen
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Match: Wolves v THFC11/02/2010
Published: 26/10/2012
Very warm welcome from the stewards, taken straight to the disabled area to warm up and FREE offered hot drinks (THFC I hope your reading this) although this was located in the home section we were very well recieved(Isuppose it does help if you have a smile on your face we did) had some good banter with the home fans, disabled toilets also in this area. Only down point was very poor seating for the carer other than that a very good experience and looking forward to going again.
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Match: wolves v spurs 16/02/2010
Published: 26/10/2012
was very well treated by all the stewards and thought the offer of free hot drinks before match and at half time was a great gesture to disabled and carers, would like to think my club could learn from this,
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Carole Billouin
Match: Wolves vs Blackburn Rovers 26/04/2010
Published: 26/10/2012
We arrived in good time and enjoyed the atmosphere around the ground.
Easy access to the disabled area which was on a platform in the Jack Harris stand where our fans were seated. The Steward apologised in advance that our view could be impeded, and said they had not sold the row of seats in front to help the matter. Unfortunately the slope of the stand meant that those in about four rows in front standing impeded the view, and stand they did. The stewards did what they could but to no avail, then some realised the back row in front of us was empty and began to migrate there making things worse. It is fair to say we saw nothing of the match, and my husband became very distressed.
The disabled toilets were accessible but we found after the match a pile of discarded bottles in the area and it was swimming in spilled drink making the floor slippery and sticky for crutches and wheelchair wheels.
It's a great stadium, friendly and helpful police, stewards and fans just a shame we didn't get to see the football.
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Match: SUNDERLAND 09/12/2010
Published: 26/10/2012
In 22 years of watching football from a wheelchair this was my most humiliating experience. Fans standing on seats directly in front of wheelchairs. Stewards standing directly in front of wheelchairs. Saw nothing of the game. Could not use the disabled toilets afterwards - in 1 cubicle there were 2 men, 1 urinating in the wash basin. In the other cubicle there was excrement on the floor.
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John Liddle
Match: Wolves v Sunderland - 27th November 2010
Published: 26/10/2012
My dad is a season ticket holder at Sunderland. He is ambulant disabled and needs a seat on the end of a row. That's fine at Sunderland because he can choose his seat with the ticket office. But it can be a bit of a problem at away games. He doesn't go to many, but sometimes we'll go to a game if Sunderland are playing in the Midlands (where I live).
Most grounds have provision (although not always adequate) for wheelchair users plus companion but my dad doesn't need a wheelchair - just a convenient seat! And that can be a problem when travelling away. Tickets are bought through the visiting team, but they don't know where the seats are situated because they don't have a stadium plan. And when I've asked the home club, they have said that all away allocations are the responsibility of the visiting team.
In the past, we've been lucky because we've either been able to find an empty seat on the end of a row or we've been able to swap with someone else, but I thought there must be a better way which is why I got in touch with NADS ahead of Sunderland's visit to Wolves on 27 November 2010. They gave superb advice on how we should approach the situation, including giving me the name of Sunderland's liaison officer for disabled supporters. Jackie at NADS told me that it was Sunderland's responsibility to find a suitable seat and that they should make arrangements to get hold of a stadium plan from Wolves.
After a certain amount of to-ing and fro-ing between the clubs, we were able to get two tickets together on the end of a row at the back of the Jack Harris stand (which was a little disappointing because we also asked to avoid too many stairs, but the aisle seat was the priority for us).
On the day of the match (let's not mention the score, eh?!), I think the first thing to say is that the stewards were all very good and very attentive when they saw my dad walking down the stairs at the end of the match, they were straight there to offer their help (despite the distractions around us as the home and away fans exchanged pleasantries!). The second thing is that, although we were on the very back row, the stairs weren't too bad because there were bannisters (unlike at the 'modern' Stadium of Light). The third thing is that the aisle seats were a waste of time because everyone was stood up for the whole match! I know it's against the rules and there was an announcement made that fans should sit down, but the stewards didn't enforce it (well, they didn't by us - presumably it would make sense for them to work from the front and work back) and if we had sat down, we wouldn't have seen anything. From a personal point of view, there was no one behind us (so our conscience was clear in that regard) and my dad is quite comfortable standing, so that wasn't a problem for us. I do, however, appreciate that it is a real issue for wheelchair users who, I understand, are situated half-way down the stand and can't see the match when everyone in front of them are on their feet.
So, while there are wider issues around stadium design, our issue was mainly around the communication between two clubs when travelling away. It seems to me that clubs are getting better at providing accessibility in their own grounds, but they struggle when supplying tickets for away matches. And perhaps the home team does not always provide adequate information to the visiting club about accessibility in the allocated block. With the help of NADS, we got this issue sorted for this match but I think it is an issue that clubs ought to address.


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The business and tourism sign strategy for the Tintenbar to Ewingsdale Pacific Highway upgrade has been released for comment.
"The full strategy which includes guide, service and tourist signs is available to view on the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) website and at the community display centre on Bangalow Road at Bangalow," an RMS spokesperson said.
"RMS established a focus group with local stakeholders to help propose the location and type of tourist signs to be installed as part of the upgrade.
"Byron and Ballina Shire councils, RMS project managers, Byron, Bangalow and Ballina Chambers of Commerce, representatives from the local business community and Northern Rivers Tourism were invited to be a part of the group.
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One of the first things Meera Chandrasekhar noticed at BrownUniversity, where she was enrolled in the doctorate program in physics, was that there were just three women and some two dozen men.
"Even in India, where not many women go into science, I would have found more women in a similar program," says Chandrasekhar, a professor of physics at the University of Missouri.
She was recently selected as one of three finalists for BaylorUniversity's 2014 Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching. It comes with a reward of $250,000.
As a finalist, she will receive a $15,000 prize, and the MU physics department will receive $10,000.
Chandrasekhar is known for her work during the past 20 years, along with several other organizations, in getting girls in schools study physics and train physics teachers to boost physics teaching in schools.
"I guess to some extent this came from having three daughters," Chandrasekhar says, chuckling. "I have believed that it is important for everyone to take a course in science and since physics is my passion, I began thinking of taking it to hundreds of students at a young age."
Engineering students often have to study physics in college. "And they find it overwhelming," she says. "Had they taken strong physics classes in school, they would have found it not so daunting."
Chandrasekhar, who has lived in Missouri for 35 years with her physicist husband, has a BSc degree from MGMCollege, Udupi, an MSc from the Indian Institute of Technology-Madras, and a PhD from Brown. After a post-doctoral fellowship at Max-Planck-Institut in Stuttgart, she came to the University of Missouri.
Chandrasekhar presented a series of lectures at Baylor during fall 2013 as well as a Cherry Award lecture on the MU campus. The eventual winner of the award will receive $250,000, an additional $25,000 for his or her home department, and s/he will teach in residence at Baylor during fall 2014 or spring 2015.
The Cherry Award was created by Robert Foster Cherry, a Baylor alumnus, and it was designed to honor great teachers and to stimulate discussion in the academy about the value of teaching and to encourage departments and institutions to value their own great teachers.
"I am familiar with her contributions," professor Emeritus Henry White wrote, nominating Professor Chandrasekhar, 'nominated as an outstanding and inspirational teacher in the department, in her outreach activities, and as a role model to physics teachers and students throughout Missouri.'
Michael J O'Brien, dean of the College of Arts and Science, said Professor Chandrasekhar "embodies the best qualities in a teacher."
Chandrasekhar says that as a graduate student, she really enjoyed teaching and participating in discussions with other students, which motivated her to be a college professor.
As the years passed, teaching started to take on a broader perspective, and her interests evolved from teaching college students to developing programs for K-12 students and training for their teachers.
"I began to notice that my students were coming to college with strong misconceptions about physics," says Chandrasekhar. "They seemed to really hate it, and I couldn't figure out why. I realised the problem was the way it was being taught."
She explains that physics was being taught as an opaque subject, but it should not be. She also thought that students should be exposed to physics earlier in their education.
"Physics is fun and interesting," she says. "It might be difficult, but it has connections to everyday life, so that should make it more attractive to study."
The professional development program she started evolved into the Physics First program in 2006, for which she received funding from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the National Science Foundation.
The program has trained over 140 Missouri teachers to teach a year-long physics course in ninth grade.
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Retailing for an impressive $6000 is this OriginalFake/ KAWS 4-Foot Dissected Grey Companion collectible toy.
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recently published third novel, Sacrament of Lies, draws
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In our latest photo essay made in collaboration with Magnum Photos, Chien-Chi Chang presents us with a collection of photographs taken between 1992-2011 illumintating the visible and invisible worlds of Chinatown, New York City.
"The men of Fuzhou, China leave their wives and families to work as dishwashers, cooks, carpenters and day laborers in New York City's Chinatown. Their little leisure time is spent in overcrowded dorm like apartments where they cook, eat, sleep and dream of prosperity and of home.
The women of Fuzhou raise their children with the money absent fathers send back to China. Such bifurcated lives mean that many families spend their time waiting for the men of the household to either send for them or return home. In the end, it's all about the essential human need to hold hope in your hands and having the willingness to sacrifice your own happiness to realize the dream of giving children a better life." - Chien-Chi Chang


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Traditionally, Pecorino is the name of a family of hard Italian cheeses made from ewe's milk. White Lake's Pecorino Britannico is a British-made version of this Italian favourite, made with raw sheeps' milk. A hard, compact artisan cheese with caramel-like taste reminiscent of toasted almonds.
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Since we launched Sheep Rustler in 2015, it has taken the cheese world by storm. Created using the same recipe as our award-winning, Rachel, Sheep Rustler is made using thermised ewes' milk, then aged for around three months. The result is a semi-hard cheese with a medium, mellow flavour that is slightly nutty with a hint of caramel. Our cheesemaker, Russell, made the first batch and so Sheep Rustler got its name.


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Optus has confirmed it will launch Motorola's Xoom Android tablet in June, a month after the device goes on sale through Telstra.
Read our comprehensive Motorola Xoom review, and see how the Motorola Xoom stacks up against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v and the Acer Iconia A500.
Computerworld: Which tablet should I buy? Motorola Xoom vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v
Following Telstra's confirmation last week that it would be the first telco in Australia to launch the Motorola Xoom, Optus quickly hit back saying it would bring the Xoom to market "with some compelling customer offers". Optus didn't reveal an exact date for the Xoom's availability, but a spokesperson said it should be available "mid to late June."
Optus' pricing for the Motorola Xoom will be announced closer to launch, but is likely to undercut rival Telstra, who will sell the Xoom from 24 May for $840 outright, or on a range of Telstra cap plans. The Telstra plans include $29 (1GB data), $49 (7GB data) or $79 (12GB data) caps, with additional monthly payments of $25 for the $29 and $49 plans, and $15 for the $79 plan.
The Motorola Xoom is equipped with a 10.1in touchscreen and runs the latest version of Google's Android software: 3.0 or 'Honeycomb', which has specifically been designed for tablet devices. Key features of Android 3.0 Honeycomb include tabbed Web browsing, support for 3D graphics, added enterprise features like encrypted storage, a redesigned keyboard, and a new interface that aims to take advantage of the larger sized tablet screen. The Motorola Xoom also supports Adobe Flash Player for viewing Web video.
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Dr Johnathan McGuire
Jonathan McGuire, PhD
Senior Data Analyst at the Mental Health Commission of New South Wales.
"I originally chose to study cognitive science because I was fascinated by how strongly people disagreed about morality. Conclusions that seemed really obvious to me seemed absolutely wrong to other people, and I wanted to understand how it could be that people could come to such different conclusions about something so important".
"I'm now working in government in the field of mental health system reform. Studying cognitive science helped me to develop useful skills in writing, statistics, and scientific and critical thinking. But beyond that, my studies also helped me to develop my 'soft skills', which have been absolutely crucial for my work in mental health system reform."


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In recent years, Warren Buffett has had an incredible appetite for buying shares of the San Francisco-based bank Wells Fargo. It is now the biggest public investment in the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio.
Wells Fargo recently pushed aside the long-standing Coca-Cola, which Berkshire Hathaway began purchasing in late 1987, and finally stopped in 1995. He believed that the true value of Coca-Cola will was not reflected in the share price at the time. Considering the fact that Coke remained the largest holding for Berkshire Hathaway for many years lets us know how well it performed for Buffett and company.
Warren Buffett has been adding to his will far goes holdings for quite a few years. The consistent purchases has prompted it to become Berkshire Hathaway's largest holding.
Berkshire Hathaway's last regulatory filing shows us that they added another 17.3 million shares of Wells Fargo during the last quarter. That brings the total holding to 439.8 million shares. Warren Buffett has been the largest shareholder of Wells Fargo for quite some time.
Berkshire Hathaway stake in Wells Fargo is roughly worth around $15.5 billion. The Coca-Cola stake is currently valued at $14.7 billion.
There is no question that Warren Buffett is going to spend some of his time writing about Wells Fargo in the upcoming letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. The letter will be distributed after the market closes on March 1.
Warren Buffett has talked about Wells Fargo being his favorite bank in the past, and regularly mentions the banks low cost of funding. This is a powerful business advantage when the lending money. The chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo, John Strumpf, says he begins his day by reviewing the deposit figures of the bank.
Wells Fargo is currently the fourth largest bank in the United States according to assets. They recently had to relinquish their title of being the most valuable bank back to J.P. Morgan Chase.
Many people still believe that Wells Fargo will eventually be the largest bank in the United States one day.
They made a large step in that direction during 2008 when they purchased walkover you. There were a lot of mortgage woes when they made this deal, but the deal also turned Wells Fargo into a true national bank.
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Greenspan was right: the weak dollar is good for the American automakers. Designed by a Dutch automobile designer Henrik Fisker who is also responsible for the gorgeous BMW Z8 and the compact Artega GT sports cars, the new Fisker Karma plug-in hybrid enjoys an unprecedented for an emerging brand level of public and media attention. In fact, the interest is so high that the company plans to introduce the car to the European market, too, when the vehicle is ready.
In the States, sales of domestic cars are getting stronger and, right after Tesla Motor's announcement on Tesla Roadster EV, Fisker Automotive confirmed that their new Fisker Karma PHEV four-seater will be shipped to Europe.
In the United States the Karma will be sold at a price of $80,000 so the Europeans may safely expect to pay at least €90,000 for the right to drive this premium sports sedan with a hybrid power-train and a futuristic-looking roof with an integrated solar panel.
The interior of this mighty beast still looks crude at best, but the vehicle is still in its prototyping phase, so there is still a small chance that the hideous multifunctional steering wheel, as well as the DIY-looking central tunnel will be swapped for something more bearable.
The details on Fisker Karma are still sketchy but the company's management claims the car to take less than 6 seconds to accelerate from zero to 100 km/h and reach the top speed of 200 km/h. Nothing special, indeed, but the vehicle is green, remember?
With a plan of building 15,000 Karmas a year, Fisker Automotive will start shipping the hybrids in Q4 2009. Half of the total production run will go to Europe.
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Paperback 490 pagesISBN 978 1 903427 77 4
Charles Causley (1917–2003) was an Cornish poet and dramatist of great distinction.
Born in Launceston, he spent most of his life in the town, where he taught at the local primary school after serving in the Royal Navy during the Second World War. Causley wrote numerous collections of verse and was also a prolific children's poet. In 1958, he was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, and awarded a CBE in 1986.
Regarded as a cornerstone of contemporary Anglo-Cornish literature, Causley wrote drama for much of his life, most of it unpublished until now.
This collection of plays sheds new light on Charles Causley's literary work and reveals him to be a fine playwright with an important place in British theatrical history.
The book contains eleven theatrical works, including verse drama, musical theatre works and the libretto for an opera, most of which have never been published before. Included are The Doctor and the Devils (inspired by the work of Dylan Thomas), The Ballad of Aucassin and Nicolette, first performed at the Exeter festival in 1978, which in scope and ambition is probably the high point of his theatrical writing, as well as The Tinderbox, which Causley wrote for Kneehigh Theatre in 1990.
The editor, Alan M. Kent, was born in Cornwall in 1967. He is a Lecturer in Literature at the Open University and a novelist, poet and dramatist. His plays include The Tin Violin, Surfing Tommies and A Mere Interlude.
Among his recent publications are Celtic Cornwall: Nation, Tradition, Invention (2012), Voog's Ocean (2012) and Bewnans Peran (2013). His Literature of Cornwall: Continuity, Identity. Difference 1000-2000 (2000) and The Theatre of Cornwall; Space, Place, Performance (2010) are standard reference works on Cornish literature and theatre.
> See details of Alan M. Kent's play The Tin Violin
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The goal of the Fire History Analysis and Exploration System (FHAES) project is to distribute fire history analysis tools in Java that can run on any operating system supporting Java. FHAES is open source and provided without charge. FHAES is a collaborative project created by Elaine Kennedy Sutherland (Rocky Mountain Research Station, US Forest Service), Peter Brewer (Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, University of Arizona), Don Falk (Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, University of Arizona) and M. Elena Velásquez (Boise State University), guided by the FHAES steering committee (see about FHAES for further details).
The FHAES website is hosted by the Fire Research and Management Exchange System (FRAMES) and managed by Peter Brewer, Elaine Kennedy Sutherland and M. Elena Velásquez.
FHAES analyzes event chronologies such as those from fire-scarred trees but can also be used to analyze chronologies of other disturbance events, like avalanches, floods, freezes, or insect infestations. The system and auxiliary guides provide the means to:


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Water does more than just quench thirst
Water is second only to oxygen as life's most essential element. We need six to eight glasses of water daily to help ensure good health.
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Care Groups meet formally once a week for about 2 hours. A typical Care Group meeting includes a time of worship, communion, discussion, prayer, and fellowship. Through Care Groups we are able to practice our values as revealed in Acts 2:42 - the Apostles' teaching, fellowship, the breaking of the bread, and prayer. Members of each Care Group also stay connected throughout the week in various ways including via phone and email, hospitality, prayer, service projects, and community events.
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Monthly Archives: January 2014
A revelation
Am sure everyone of you are familiar with this nursery rhyme:
Ring around the rosie
A pocketful of posies
Ashes, Ashes
We all fall down.
As a kid i have done this whole lot of times. And, i cherish this much more than any other 'cock-a-doodle-doo who wakes up first' games!!! A smile automatically comes when i see the little angels play the game in the nearby playschool. I also realized, this little rhyme/game had a universal acclaim and all kids of young age played this.
I was reading the recent book of my favorite author Dan Brown and i learned that the poem had been derived from the Great Plague of London in 1665. Ring around the rosie meant a rose-colored pustule that developed in the body due to infection. The infected people used to carry a pocket full of posies in an attempt to hide the stink from their decaying bodies. When the victims who pass away were cremated they said ashes, ashes, we all fall down.
I could not fathom what i came to know. It was a shock for a long time, that, a crucial and breath taking era in history has been later on sung and played by little children and became categorically a rhyme.


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Storss, CT (AP) - A defense attorney says his client has been
charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of a University of
Connecticut football player.
Deron Freeman says his client, John William Lomax, of
Bloomfield, was arrested and charged with the murder of 20-year-old
Jasper Howard.
Police have not commented, but have scheduled an early afternoon
conference to announce what they call "significant developments"
in the investigation
Freeman says he's surprised his client is charged with murder.
He says he was first told that Lomax would be charged only in the
fight that led to Howard's Oct. 18 death, not with the stabbing
Howard, a starting cornerback whose nickname was Jazz, was
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Lawyer: Client Charged with Murder of UConn Player
Storss, CT (AP) - A defense attorney says his client has been