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This is an unrivalled graduate opportunity to get your foot in the door of one of the UKÆs prestigious blue chip organisations. As one of the most recognisable UK brands, Barclays have roots tracing back over 300 years, offices across 60 countries and are a respected and well-established company.
We are looking for bright, energetic and engaging graduates who are seeking an exciting role, with excellent career progression. In return we can offer high earnings and a training programme that will not only underwrite your success with Barclays but set you on the road to a fantastic career.
Joining with a team of likeminded graduates you must be articulate, numerical and with a good understanding or desire to learn more about the banking industry. As a Small Business Relationship Manager you will be the initial point of contact for BarclaysÆ small business customers therefore strong customer service and rapport building skills are essential. You will also be expected to have a good awareness of the local area and business community.
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Located near the coast of Sihanoukville, Cambodia, Koh Rong is famous for its serene beauty. Often described as an 'island paradise' by visiting tourists, the island boasts pristine white sandy beaches, warm crystal-clear ocean waters, and a hot tropical climate. Learn everything about Koh Rong Island with Visit Koh Rong – your official travel guide. Covering both Koh Rong and its sister island Koh Rong Samloem, we provide all the latest information on these beautiful islands. Discover the best hotels, beaches, attractions & activities, and restaurants. Stay up-to-date with the latest news on how to get to Koh Rong, the weather on the islands, and what's on. Plan and book your trip with expert advice, videos, and photos. We hope to see you soon!
Koh Rong (also romanized as Kaôh Rong or Kos Rong) is located in the Gulf of Thailand, about 25km (16mi) off the coast of Sihanoukville. It is the second largest island of Cambodia, having an area of approximately 78km². 43km of the island's 61km coastline are beaches…Learn More
Learn everything for you to see and do – From exploring pristine beaches and watching mesmerising sunsets, to snorkelling / scuba diving with the exotic marine life and seeing glowing plankton, to fantastic fishing trips, boat tours, jungle walks, Jet Skiing, Wind Surfing, and more…Learn More
Finding your perfect accommodation isn't easy – the beautiful islands are very big, with many different types of guest houses, bungalows, and luxury resorts scattered around their 30+ beaches. To help you plan your trip, we've split the accommodation into simple categories…Learn More
Over the past year or so there have been some major changes in how to get to Koh Rong and its sister island Koh Rong Samloem. From much faster ferry services from Sihanoukville to Koh Rong, to more convenient international flights into Sihanoukville, to the first cross-country train…Learn More
We would say that the best time to visit the islands is between the middle of November and the start of May. During these months you'll have beautiful hot days (25°C – 40°C) with little cloud and low humidity…Learn More
A lot has changed on the islands in the past year, so we thought we'd write 'the ultimate' beach guide and review all of the beaches on Koh Touch, Saracen Bay, Sok San Village, M'Pai Bay, Long Set Beach, Lazy Beach, Lonely Beach, Palm Beach, Daem Thkov (Sangkat), Prek Svay…Learn More
Sparkling like a starry sky all around you, the bioluminescent plankton are a wonderful sight to behold at night times. Although this phenomenon is abundant on the islands, the glowing plankton can only be seen in places with very little light…Learn More
Although there is no ATM on Koh Rong Island, you can still get cash out at any of the three Eftpos terminals on Koh Touch (the main tourist area accessible by all ferries)…Learn More
Cambodia's first marine national park has been created on Koh Rong, expanding on a marine protection area established for the island in late 2016…Learn More
A new high-end luxury resort has opened on Long Beach, after several delays to its construction. The Royal Sands Koh Rong is a 5 star all-villa hotel with 148 rooms…Learn More
Deputy Navy Commander Tea Sokha and local dive businesses have attempted to start an artificial coral reef just off the coast off Koh Rong Samloem…Learn More
Over the past year or so there have been some major changes in how to get from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap (and from Phnom Penh to Koh Rong). From fantastic new bus companies, to the very best taxi services, to more convenient flights, it has never been easier to get from one city to the other…Learn More
Cambodia is developing rapidly, but although the Sihanoukville airport has now opened its first international connections, there are still very few flights from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville. As such, buses, taxis, and trains can still be more convenient. Here's all the latest information…
There are many bus companies offering economy and VIP buses from Siem Reap to Sihanoukville (and from Siem Reap to Koh Rong). Although companies such as Giant Ibis and Mekong Express used to be the only services a few years ago, there are now several new options…Learn More
Visit Koh Rong is the official travel guide for Koh Rong Island in Cambodia. We provide all the latest information to help you plan and book your perfect trip – Best accommodation, how to get here, what to see and do, best time to visit, best restaurants and bars, and much more.
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Set out for a jungle adventure at bedtime. This plush blanket features and all-over leopard skin print blanket detailed with Simba applique in butter, ivory, brown and tan. The blanket is generously sized at 30″ x 40″ and made of 100% polyester coral fleece. Coordinates with other items in THE LION KING Urban Jungle crib bedding collection.
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Digital Disease Management Tools Aren't Too Popular
Anne Zieger is veteran healthcare consultant and analyst with 20 years of industry experience. Zieger formerly served as editor-in-chief of FierceHealthcare.com and her commentaries have appeared in dozens of international business publications, including Forbes, Business Week and Information Week. She has also contributed content to hundreds of healthcare and health IT organizations, including several Fortune 500 companies. Contact her at @ziegerhealth on Twitter or visit her site at Zieger Healthcare.
Despite having a couple of chronic illnesses, I don't use disease management tools and apps, even though I'm about as digital health-friendly as anyone you can imagine. So I guess the results of the new survey, suggesting that I'm not alone, shouldn't come as a surprise.
The study was conducted by HealthMine, which recently surveyed 500 insured consumers to find out whether they used digital health devices and apps. Researchers found that while 59% of respondents suffer from chronic conditions, only 7% of these individuals used a disease management tool.
This was the case despite the fact that 50% reported using fitness/activity trackers or apps, and that 52% of respondents were enrolled in a wellness program. Not only that, two thirds of those involved in a wellness program said their program offered incentives for using digital health tools.
Disease management tools may not be in wide use, but that doesn't mean that the consumers weren't prepared to give digital health a try. When they drilled down further, HealthMine researchers learned that in addition to the half of respondents that used fitness trackers, consumers were interested in a wide variety of digital health options. For example, 46% used food/nutrition apps, 39% used weight loss apps, 38% used wearable activity tracker apps, 30% used heart rate apps, 28% used pharmacy apps, and 22% used patient portals or sleep apps.
To get consumers interested in disease management tools, it might help to know what motivates them to pick up any digital health app for their use. The biggest motivators cited were desire to know their numbers (42%), followed by improving their health (26%), the knowledge that someone on the other side of the app is tracking results (19%), and incentives for using the app (10%). (It's worth noting that while incentives weren't the biggest motivator to use digital health tools, 91% of respondents said that incentives would motivate them to use digital health tools more often.)
All that being said, I think I know what's wrong here. In my experience, the apps consumers reported using are directed at helping consumers handle problems which, though complex, can be addressed in part by measuring a few key indicators. For example, achieving fitness is a broad and multifactorial goal, but counting steps is simple to do and simple to grasp. Or take food/dieting apps: eating properly can be a life's work, but drawing on a database to dig out carb counts isn't such a big deal.
On the other hand, managing a chronic illness may call for data capture, interaction with existing databases, monitoring by a skilled outside party and expert guidance. Pulling all of these together into a usable experience that consumers find helpful — much less one that actually transforms their health — is far more difficult than, say, tracking calories in and calories burned.
I'd argue that truly effective disease management tools, which consumers would truly find useful, calls for institutional commitment by vendors or providers that neither is ready to supply. But if disease management tools came with a particularly intuitive interface, a link to live providers and perhaps more importantly, education as to why the items being tracked matter, we might get somewhere.


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first off - some craft. I have rediscovered my love of crochet after being inspired my an awesome blog that i read http://attic24.typepad.com/weblog/ . I just love her creations and so I broke out my crochet hooks and whipped up this hair clip for flossy and I have also started a granny blanket but I have run out of wool so that project is on hold.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
this weeks happenings
first off - some craft. I have rediscovered my love of crochet after being inspired my an awesome blog that i read http://attic24.typepad.com/weblog/ . I just love her creations and so I broke out my crochet hooks and whipped up this hair clip for flossy and I have also started a granny blanket but I have run out of wool so that project is on hold.
A random photo of Hudson - it is so rare to capture of pic of him smiling. As soon as a camera appears out come the funny faces and coy behaviour but today i caught him - so showing it off was definitely necessary LOL.
Also belated Happy 5th Birthday wishes to my Tanner man. This is his much prized gift - a built by dad billy cart and lovingly painted my Tanner and myself after much deliberation at the Bunnings paint counter over colour choices. It was always going to be green ( his favourite colour - takes after his mother does my boy :D), but the shade of green was quite the dilemma but the little man finally decided on this lime shade, with some red trim and gold wheels of course. Still to be added are some red lightening bolts to complete his aptly named GREEN LIGHTENING.
I am so pleased with our efforts on this, totally handmade with some recycled items as well. There were 2 reasons for this - yes we are a bit skint at the moment but my main reason is twofold - i believe strongly in the value of a handmade with love gift - i know myself i would rather have something lovingly made by someone i care about than a thoughless, mass produced, made in China, throwaway gift. Not saying that all store bought gifts are that but I hope you understand what I am trying to say here :), the other aspect is that I want my children to be satisfied with this type of gift and not be demanding and wanting all the time, ( this is what I want for them - not in anyway am I there yet ). I want them to recognise the value of a good quality handmade gift as in my experience this seems to be lacking in todays world. Anyway I seem to have lost my train of thought so I will shut up now LOL.
And last but not least this is Codycalf. One of our ( well not our but residing here ) new tenants. There are 3 cows - this one, a pregnant black Angus called Dora. Dora also has a male calf here as well but he is unnamed as he is to be killed at a later point. Please no comments on that - it just life I'm afraid, and anyway its not our cow so not our choice. And I for one would rather know just what is in my meat and be confident in its quality and freshness - well that or become a vego - and just quietly thats not going to happen.
Also no photo but it was my mums birthday this week - HAPPY BIRTHDAY MUM!!!!! and I must say we had a lovely lunch out and a visit from some relatives I rarely see from Adelaide - so it was an awesome week - one far too good not to blog about.
so I hope I haven't bored anyone to death with this massive blog post but thats the week that was in our house
Nadine :D
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Saturday, April 3, 2010
new additions
say hello to the newest family members :).The 2 boys ( the black ones) are purebred Berkshires and their names are Barry and Mr T. The girls are Tamworths/Berkshires and the really red one is Penny but the spotted one is as yet unnamed :(
So any suggestions for this little ones name would be appreciated, they are all around the 8 week old mark and so so cute and already getting used to the crazy lady who comes and talks to them every day LOL.
hmmm - help me with a name please - I need to call her something!!!
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I got in 10 workouts this week.
Summary I used 31/35 Weekly Points and I earned 42 Activity Points.
I'm down 0.8, which I should be happy about but I am honestly frustrated by. I shrugged off last week's gain as water weight from increased working out, BUT this week I only lost half of what I gained and I burnt over 4200 calories in exercise, never mind the food portion. So I'm frustrated. I took home the traveling journal from my WW meeting to see if it will work some magic for me. I already am pretty good about my journal but hopefully this will be my magic. I'm also going to try to focus on whole foods and cut out as much processed food as possible.
Saturday 50.5 of 26 points boring breakfast, BLTA on a sandwich thin for lunch, went to The tap house for beer and dinner
Sunday 30 of 26 points Cornmeal blueberry pancakes, pulled pork sandwiches and mac and cheese for dinner. Earned 8 activity points
Monday 25.5 of 26 points Peanut butter and banana on a sandwich thin, BLTA for lunch, Tuscan Roasted Chicken and Vegetables. Earned 10 activity points
Tuesday 28 of 26 points leftovers. Oatmeal, pad thai, mac and cheese. Earned7 activity points
Wednesday 26.5 of 26 points. leftovers. Earned 10 activity points
Thursday 26 of 26 points, leftovers. 7 activity points
Friday 33.5 of 26 points chopped chicken salad and chicken wontons for lunch, pulled pork sandwiches with coleslaw. Made the dressing with low fat mayo and it turned out really well.
I had a goal of 35 activity points this week and I exceeded it! I earned 42 Activity. My goal for next week is still 35 activity points, this includes walking in the afternoon 5 days (I earn about 4 points on these walks) so that's only 15 activity points elsewhere, I will probably exceed this but the goal is 35.
I did 2 days of the Squats, Push ups, Sit ups challenges, Sunday is my last day of week one.
Next Week's Menu
Saturday- Ribs, Coleslaw and Mashed Potatoes
Sunday- Spaghetti Squash and Meat Sauce
Monday-Chicken Paprikash and noodles
Wednesday-Beef Stew
Friday- Old Fashioned Chicken and Dumplings
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I think its very possible that Russia might fear the internet. With social media and the internet it is getting harder for people to hide things and therefore it can be very dangerous for oppressive regimes to exist. People will be able to find out things and revolutions can start. A good example is the Arab Spring.
Russia fears the power of the internet. This is evidenced by the banning of LinkedIn. The internet is so powerful and it is the greatest gateway for social media. This is where different kinds of issues and protests are generated from. It is the best and worst place. I think Russia feels it is the beginning of their failure.
Yes, Russia fears the power of the internet because they are banning LinkedIn. Countries that are afraid of what people will write about them will ban certain websites. North Korea has done the same. It is simply a way of creating propaganda for all of its people. It is a real shame.
LinkedIn had notice of that law and they had, like many others, a grace period after the law came into force to comply. They chose to ignore it while others did comply. Consequently, they got stung in their behind for that. Why is anyone surprised?! Recall why that law was enacted: After the Ukrainian coup, Visa, MasterCard cut off some of the Russian banks on the say so of the US Government. As a result, Russia passed laws to force foreign card processors to process domestic transactions using domestic processors, after huffing and puffing both Visa and MC subscribed to that.


text: Raw chocolate desserts have a place at any dinner party with this rich cocoa powder–coconut oil–orange juice mixture! Raw Chocolate–Orange Torte (makes 20 satisfying slivers, 10 to 12 addict-size slabs) For the crust 1 cup raw whole almonds 1/2 cup firmly packed chopped pitted dates, plus more as needed 1/4 cup cacao powder or unsweetened cocoa powder For the filling 1 cup melted coconut oil 1 cup freshly squeezed orange juice 3/4 cup raw agave nectar 1/2 cup cacao powder or unsweetened cocoa powder 3 cups raw unsalted cashews, soaked 1/4 teaspoon orange extract Pinch of natural salt 1 teaspoon finely grated orange zest Shaved vegan chocolate, to garnish (optional) Finely grated orange zest, to garnish (optional) 1. To make the crust, grease a 9- or 10-inch springform pan with coconut oil. Put almonds, dates, and cacao powder into your food processor and process until well combined and the mixture forms a dough. Form the dough into a ball; if the dough doesn't hold together, you may need to add more dates and process again. Press dough into the bottom of the prepared pan and set aside. 2. To make the filling, put all of the ingredients into your blender in the order listed and blend 2 to 3 minutes, until rich and creamy. To achieve the smoothest filling, stop the machine periodically and scrape down the sides of the container. Pour filling into the crust. Cover with aluminum foil and freeze for 8 hours. 3. To serve, transfer pan from freezer to fridge at least 1 1/2 hours before serving. After torte defrosts in fridge for 30 minutes, slice with a very sharp knife. Keeping the slices together, return the torte to the fridge to defrost at least an hour before serving.


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Scruffy Bear and the Six White Mice by Chris Wormell is a beautiful picture book, both in terms of the story and the artwork. It recently won the Red House Children's book award in the younger category and since this award is voted for by children it shows that it hits the spot! We've been enjoying reading this a lot although I think it is a little too old for Rosie and will resonate more with children three years and up.
Scruffy Bear is going for a walk at dusk when he hears a squeaking noise of some animals in distress from just inside the wood. He ventures inside and finds six white mice terrified that they are going to be eaten so he takes them under his wing. First they are stopped by Owl who wonders what the six white fluffy balls could be that Scruffy Bear has with him, snowballs, answers Scruffy Bear and Owl nods wisely and goes on his way. Next they are stopped by Fox and then finally by Snake. Each time Scruffy Bear comes up with an ingenious explanation for the six fluffy balls. But do they get away with it?! You'll have to read it to find out!


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Spooky Science: Paranormal Beliefs Linked to Fearful Worldview
By Elizabeth Palermo via LiveScience.com
People who believe in ghosts may be more afraid of actual, real-world dangers — things like violent crimes or nuclear war — than are people who don't hold paranormal beliefs, a new survey finds.
The Survey of American Fear asked people in the United States to divulge the terrors that keep them up at night. For the survey, nearly 1,500 participants responded to questions about 88 different fears and anxieties, ranging from commonplace phobias (like fear of heights) to less tangible concerns (like fear of government corruption). The survey also asked participants about their beliefs concerning paranormal and mythical things, like ghosts, Bigfoot and ancient aliens.
"The reason we ask [about paranormal things] on the survey is that we're interested in finding out what kind of clusters of beliefs tend to be associated with fear," Christopher Bader, a professor of sociology at Chapman University in California and leader of the second annual Fear Survey, told Live Science.
Last year in the survey, researchers asked questions that gauged the respondents' scientific reasoning. This was done to find out how the individuals' knowledge of scientific ideas (how electricity works, why the sun sets in the west, etc.) related to those respondents' fears. But this year, the focus was on supernatural beliefs, not scientific ones.
Bader and his colleagues found that quite a few Americans hold paranormal beliefs. The most common of these is the belief that spirits can haunt particular places; 41.4 percent of the demographically representative group of participants said they held this belief. A lot of Americans (26.5 percent) also think that the living and the dead can communicate with each other in some way, the survey found.
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Delysid's Guide to Thinking and Debating Like a (bad) Conspiracy Theorist
by Delysid via dailypaul.com
Step 1: Start with the premise that any tragic incident is a massive, intricate government conspiracy.
Step 2: Denounce any information presented by a mainstream, non-conspiracy source that directly counters the predetermined conspiracy narrative as corrupt and part of the conspiracy.
Step 3: Monitor these same mainstream sources for information that supports the predetermined conspiracy narrative, even if only remotely. Mainstream media reporting mistakes that support your conspiracy (or any conspiracy really) must be treated as rare moments of truth, glimpses inside the Matrix. Any mainstream media reports in favor of the conspiracy should be treated like the word of God. Spam that information everywhere.
Step 4: Imagination is the same thing as undeniable fact. There is nothing wrong with manipulating Youtube videos and using Photoshop to edit information to make it more obvious for the stupid sheeple to understand.
Step 5: Reject the skeptics to the conspiracy theories aggressively. Call them out for being sheep, shills, Cointelpro, paid agents, et cetera. Do not ever doubt yourself, because if you think they are any of these nouns, then it is undeniably true. After all, the conspiracy theory you are trying to wake the world up to is a fact. Only a sheep would think otherwise.
Step 6: Bring up the founding of the Federal Reserve, the Bay of Pigs, The Gulf of Tonkin, and other well known deceptive schemes by the government often (every conversation if need be.) These actions were confessed by government, therefore every other conspiracy theory is true!
Step 7: Cite declassified documents often, as they are invaluable. If the government reports that a secret program was started and ended 60 years ago- DO NOT BELIEVE THEM. The secret programs for sure are still occurring and are now more massive, sinister, and successful than before.
Step 8: Remember that most of witnesses and victims involved in conspiracy event are actors. Medical examiners, emergency responders, the police, reporters, they are almost all in on it. The innocent people caught up in the conspiracy were either killed or have been threatened by the conspirators and are too afraid to come forward (or they possibly never existed to begin with.)
Step 9: Blitz the world with the truth until everyone deletes you on Facebook or you are banned from your favorite web sites. Lay low for a period, regroup at your favorite alternative web sites, get encouragement and reinforcement from the other awakened truth seekers, and start the process all over again with a new conspiracy.
What is Numerology?
Via Stuff They Don't Want You to Know – YouTube
Do numbers have some sort of intangible, mystical properties? What exactly is numerology, and why do people put so much stock in it, even today? Listen in to learn more about superstition and the origins of numerology.


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Some of the best squirrel hunting months occur in the fall and winter when the temperatures drop. Squirrel hunting season varies based on the location but is often between September and October.
When hunting squirrels, head out on the first sunny day following a stretch of cold days. Squirrels go into semi-hibernation when it is cold and snowy, but they venture out in search of food during these sunny days. Look for well-lit areas of the woods and check edges and openings of timber. Also look at the sides of logging roads and two-track roads for the squirrels. They are usually out between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.


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Charlotte Hornets first-round pick P.J. Hairston was involved in an incident in a pickup game Sunday where he allegedly punched a high school player at a local gym, according to multiple reports.
Northern Durham High rising senior Kentrell Barkley told ESPN.com's Jeff Goodman that he was running up the court when Hairston suddenly hit him.
"We were playing open gym and I was running up the court and he hit me in the forehead with his fist," Barkley told Goodman. "I walked up to him and asked him what happened and then he hit me again in the neck."
Juan Morrow, Hairston's agent, confirmed to Goodman and Yahoo Sports' Marc J. Spears that an altercation took place. But Morrow said Hairston swung back after Barkley threw the first punch.
"The pickup game got heated, the kid swung at P.J., and P.J. swung back," Morrow said.
Hairston, the former North Carolina standout, has a history of off-the-court troubles. Hairston never played for the Tar Heels last season, after the school decided last month not to seek his reinstatement after NCAA rules violations, including using rental vehicles tied to a felon and party promoter in Durham.
The Hornets acquired Hairston in a draft-night trade with the Miami Heat. In January, Hairston opted to play in the NBA Development League and latched on with the Texas Legends.
MANNIX: Stuck between college and the NBA, P.J. Hairston is thriving in the D-League >


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Google Earth for Android enables you to explore the globe with a swipe of your finger.• Fly through 3D cities like London, Tokyo and Rome• Dive in to view the world at street level with integrated Street View• Use the Tour Guide to discover exciting new places to explore• Browse layers like Wikipedia or Photos to learn more about a place• Visit the Maps Gallery to find interesting maps, e.g. plot real-time earthquakes, planes in flight, view hiking trails and more
Make sure that you check out the in-app tutorial to learn how to navigate like a pro.
Happy exploring!


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Kate just spotted a great deal at Target while putting together this week's deals:
Method All-Purpose Spray on sale $2.66
Use $1/1 coupon from 8/12 SS insert — expires 12/31
Use $1/1 Target coupon
$.66 after coupons
Note the manufacturer's coupon expires tomorrow (12/31). This is definitely a stock-up price on cleaner, not to mention that it's less chemically than the conventional products.
Find more Target deals here.
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Joe Minarik on new Asia-Pacific trade pact
Friday 09 March 2018 03:02 CET
Eleven Pacific Rim countries signed the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade pact. It replaces the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Joe Minarik is the vice president and director of Research, at the Committee for Economic Development. He discussed the deal and its significance with CGTN's Mike Walter.
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I have pretty thick skin. I usually take criticism well, because it gives me some directions and steers me away from what I shouldn't be doing. The other day I got an email from one of my mentors and it knocked me back a bit. It wasn't mean spirited in any way, but a wake up call for sure.
you're a bright lady and my only wish is that you step out of the shell.I mean be pro active, be a leader. You have the ingredients why NOT?
I always appreciate honesty. Especially when it serves to better my character. I will say though, when I first read it, it was kind of a hurt piece. I knew it was coming from a good place, so I took the time to really digest the comment and see what changes I need to make.
I feel like 95% of the time I have no idea what I'm doing. I just sort of push through things and if they work, "yas!" if they don't, I try something else. The same goes for this world of tech as well. I'm still learning and I'm not at all confident in my skill. A lot of times I feel like I have no ideas to contribute or even any thoughts to add to the conversation. The email from my mentor proves that someone thinks I have something worthwhile to contribute. Being a leader terrifies me for some reason. I'm learning to push through fear in other ways, so way not in this way too. Here's to a productive, assertive, confident 2017!


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Contact NMAI about reproducing this image
probably Lakota (Teton/Western Sioux) (attributed)
Man's moccasins
circa 1880
North Dakota or South Dakota; USA (inferred)
Hide, glass bead/beads, rawhide, paint, cotton cloth, sinew, thread
Sewn, lazy/lane stitch beadwork
Collection history unknown; formerly in the collection of Joseph W. Keppler (1872-1956, long-time friend of George Heye); acquired by Heye in 1906.
27.00 x 11.00 x 11.00 cm
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Journal Highlight: T1 Nuclear magnetic relaxation dispersion of hyperpolarized sodium and cesium hydrogencarbonate-13C
- Published: Sep 4, 2017
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T1 Nuclear magnetic relaxation dispersion of hyperpolarized sodium and cesium hydrogencarbonate-13C
NMR in Biomedicine, 2017, 30, e3749 online
Francisco M. Martínez-Santiesteban, Thien Phuoc Dang, Heeseung Lim, Albert P. Chen and Timothy J. Scholl
Abstract: In vivo pH mapping in tissue using hyperpolarized hydrogencarbonate-13C has been proposed as a method to study tumor growth and treatment and other pathological conditions related to pH changes. The finite spin–lattice relaxation times (T1) of hyperpolarized media are a significant limiting factor for in vivo imaging. Relaxation times can be measured at standard magnetic fields (1.5 T, 3.0 T etc.), but no such data are available at low fields, where T1 values can be significantly shorter. This information is required to determine the potential loss of polarization as the agent is dispensed and transported from the polarizer to the MRI scanner. The purpose of this study is to measure T1 dispersion from low to clinical magnetic fields (0.4 mT to 3.0 T) of different hyperpolarized hydrogencarbonate formulations previously proposed in the literature for in vivo pH measurements. 13C–enriched cesium and sodium hydrogencarbonate preparations were hyperpolarized using dynamic nuclear polarization, and the T1 values of different samples were measured at different magnetic field strengths using a fast field-cycling relaxometer and a 3.0 T clinical MRI system. The effects of deuterium oxide as a dissolution medium for sodium hydrogencarbonate were also analyzed. This study finds that the cesium formulation has slightly shorter T1 values compared with the sodium preparation. However, the higher solubility of cesium hydrogencarbonate-13C means it can be polarized at greater concentration, using less trityl radical than sodium hydrogencarbonate-13C. This study also establishes that the preparation and handling of sodium hydrogencarbonate formulations in relation to cesium hydrogencarbonate is more difficult, due to the higher viscosity and lower achievable concentrations, and that deuterium oxide significantly increases the T1 of sodium hydrogencarbonate solutions. Finally, this work also investigates the influence of pH on the spin–lattice relaxation of cesium hydrogencarbonate-13C measured over a pH range of 7 to 9 at 0.47 T.
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Today is my husband's birthday and therefore it is quite a coincidence that I should be writing about Silver Blaze, as it is his favourite Sherlock Holmes story, writes Charlotte Anne Walters.
Husband used to be a racing journalist and remains a very knowledgeable admirer of the sport. I suppose it is quite natural therefore, that Silver Blaze should be his favourite. As today is his birthday, my little blogging challenge is causing a degree of friction between us. He wanted to go out for the day, have Sunday lunch in a lovely country pub and spend the afternoon walking together before celebrating with a few friends tonight – but what about the blog? My suggestion that we stayed in tonight so that I could re-read Silver Blaze and write my blog was met with – "It's like you're having an affair with Sherlock Holmes, he certainly gets more of your attention than I do." I must admit that trying to cope with my full time job at our busiest time of year, helping to look after my mother who has dementia and write this daily blog is quite a challenge. Yes, husband is being neglected.
So as I will be out tonight, here's a quick round-up of my thoughts on Blaze, which is easy really because I absolutely love the story too and re-reading it was a pleasure. Followers of my blogs will know that Blaze was my favourite Granada episode because they captured the humour and adventure aspect of the original so perfectly, and Jeremy Brett was on top form.
But the actual story has much to shout about too from the playful way Holmes toys with a sceptical colonel Ross to the way he deduces the truth about what really happened to the thoroughbred out on the moor. Everything is brilliant; the way Holmes knows that the stable boy was poisoned because the curry would have been strong enough to disguise it, the discovery of the groom's double-life, the significance of the lame sheep and, of course, the immortal line about the curious incident of the dog in the night-time. What's not to love in this clever, inventive tale? 9 out of 10.
Agree with me? Post your own review below by clicking on the Leave a Comment link at the bottom of the post. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Android apps for researchers – My personal favourites
For a long time I have been kinda reluctant to jump on the Smartphone/Touchscreen train, which might be due to the fact that I am rather conservative with regards to software. In the same way I choose my Linux distribution (Debian for the extra stability and often outdated , but proofed versions), I prefer to choose the tools surrounding me. Stability and function always meant a lot more to me than cultural trends or taste. Nevertheless in the last month I decided to purchase my first device with a touchscreen, a tablet running Android for my daily use and so that I do not have to take the notebook with me during every travel. I have never really used sth. like this before so please excuse the following over exaggerated praises as this whole world of using apps (as in application) is pretty new to me. In the short time I used my new tabet, I already managed to find some really useful apps, which I would like to share with you (feel free to recommend others):
Doing any kind of research usually requires you to read broadly and read a lot! Most of the time I stumble across new literature by reading blogs, tweets and following researchers who work on similar issues related to mine. Of course I occasionally check out different journal homepages as well and scroll down the list of abstracts from the latest issues. Working or being registered at a scientific institution enables you to read papers from all kinds of journals, not only those directly related to your main field of research. I promptly registered to many journals including some that are only in a very general way related to my field of study. In Browzine published new issues are highlighted with a red dot, so you can be sure never to miss a new paper from your favourite journal. In addition you can save any downloaded papers directly to your dropbox or mendeley account. Cons: Some opensource journals (peerJ) and preprint hosters (biorxiv) are missing? Also it seems as if not every institution has made a deal with the app publisher.
This one probably is not a new one to you. Evernote has been around for a while and simply does a splendid job of organizing your thoughts. You can drop whole websites, simple txt's and pictures together to build your own little collection of paste-it posts. I usually also keep their web interface open on my desktop PC and all notes are synchronized with my mobile device.
If you are not running windows / evernote on your production machine, than usually you go with ether Zotero or mendeley as literature management software of your choice. I got used to mendeley and their nice plugin for Libreoffice, which enables to insert and manage references directly from mendeley. This really paid off when I noticed that there is also a mendeley app, which syncs with your mendeley account. Why is that useful? Well, I can for instance manage all my references and tons of pdfs on my PC, sync them to my mendeley account and then have them readily available for reading and commenting on my mobile device. Not to mention that it integrates quite well with other providers such as the mentioned above Browzine.
Excellent file browser which I really would like to have open all the time. You can browse all the files on your device (even the hidden once), social and remote service (like cloud hoster, ftp or network servers) are integrated. The ES File explorer is organized in windows, which enables you to switch quickly between for instance your dropbox and pictures. Very good discovery!
- Google calendar and mail
I tried almost every calender and mail app that is available in the google play store, but in the end I still stuck with the default google calendar and mail. The reasons: Ease of navigations, no annoying adds or popups which want to persuade you to buy a "pro" version and especially working sync with a wide range of accounts, contacts and events(!). Obviously the google apps have kinda of a homeplay game on android compared to other alternatives. Having the same kind of interface for the calendar on both the tablet and my personal computer was really, what made the deal in the end. Google mail also is quite easy to use and manage, especially for people like me with multiple mail accounts.
This one is really handy, especially for people who often get lost. It lets you access the popular openstreemap maps and navigate through it with your touchscreen. If you enable GPS you can see your current location and calculate the optimal route to your destination. Out of internet? No problem, the app lets you download and store whole geographic regions so that you can access openstreetmaps mapping and routing even while you are have no internet. Quite good if you are lost on the way to a conference and don't want to use your precious bandwidth.
This one is an output from the Jetz lab at Yale university. You can use the application to find out the species that you just saw on your morning stroll around the park/coast/reserve. Based on species range maps it calculates the number of species, which can be potentially discovered in the current area. The little pictures also help a lot with the identification.
That´s it. But feel welcome to comment and suggest other nice (free) apps. I should explicitly mention that I am not related or employed by any of the apps´s providers.


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A man shot at Hallmark White Oak Apartments on Tuesday is in stable condition at Savannah Memorial Hospital, according to police.
Sean Kirby, owner of Sean Kirby Painting in Bluffton, was in the apartment complex on Tuesday afternoon to give a customer a job quote, Sgt. Joe Babkiewicz, spokesman for the Bluffton Police Department, said.
Kirby told police he was parked when a group of people tried to rob him, and he was shot under his right armpit. Kirby drove to the NickelPumpers Gas Station, 2 Bruin Road. He was airlifted to Savannah Morning Hospital almost immediately.
Babkiewicz said this is the second shooting Bluffton Police have responded to in the past year.
"That's usually a really good neighborhood," he said. "We seldom get called down there for anything."
Babkiewicz said the police are actively investigating the shooting. Any one with information regarding this incident is encouraged to call the Bluffton Police Department Tip Line, 843-706-4560.


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Bloomfield Home & School Basketball: RulesTuesday, December 2
Rules (effective 2015 season)
Playing Rules
1. Each game will consist of four (4) 8 minute periods. The first three periods shall be running time except as follows: 1) Official, 2) Coach, 3) Injury time-outs and 4) two shot free throws. For two shot fouls, the clock will start when the shooter receives the ball for the second shot, except 4th quarter. This will follow NFHS rules. In the fourth period, the clock shall be stopped for each whistle. There will be a three minute half-time.
2. Players should arrive 30 minutes before game time. This will allow for a smooth transition between games and avoid unnecessary delays. Coaches must arrive one hour before game time to take charge of the gym.Coaches must exchange rosters before each game.
3. Any infractions of these rules will result in disciplinary action.
-In the first period, your strongest players shall participate.
-In the second and third periods, coaches may play any of the remaining players (i.e. anyone except starters may play in either the second or third period).
-If a team has fewer than 15 players, the weakest players, highest number from roster form, from the second period must also play in the third period. Coaches are expected to inform opposing coaches of the number of players eligible to play before the game begins.
-Each player must play at least one full quarter during the first three quarters.
-There is free substitution in the fourth period.
4. In the event of a tie, a four minute overtime period (running time) shall be played. If the game is tied after the first overtime period, the game ends in a tie. There is free player substitution during the overtime period.
5. Four (4) 60-second time-outs are allowed per team and will be recorded by the referee. If the team which calls the time-out is ready to play, then play will resume immediately (i.e. this is in case a time-out is called simply to stop the clock). Each team is awarded an overtime time-out in addition to any unused time-outs from regulation. A designated coach may also call time out from the bench.
6. Teams shall shoot two (2) free throws on the tenth (10) foul of each half. Players, other than the free thrower, may rebound when the free thrower releases the ball, ONLY on the varsity level. Players cannot foul out. Coaches should utilize timeouts to talk to individuals about their behavior and discuss appropriate means for dealing with frustration, anger, etc.
However, if in the discretion of the referee, a player engages in overt aggression, the player will be removed from the game.
7. Coaches should instruct their players, parents and fans about the importance of sportsmanship and not to engage in debate with the referees. Coaches, players, parents or fans who become unruly will be asked to leave the facility. Any resistance to these instructions will result in forfeiture of the game and possible expulsion from the league.
8. No pressing is allowed. Once possession has been established, the defending team must leave the half-court area and defend their basket. At the Varsity level the defending team must retreat to the top of the key. At the JV and Freshman levels the defending team must retreat to foul line, of the basket they are defending, until the ball crosses mid-court. Trapping a player when they cross mid-court is not allowed on the Freshman level.
9. The foul shot distance will be determined by playing level. Junior Varsity and Freshman will be allowed to shoot from a shortened distance. Varsity will shoot from the regulation distance. Only five players may line up on the foul lane, three defensive and two offensive, plus the shooter. The first two lane spaces closest to the basket will be above the first box.
10. No players are allowed to play at both the Varsity and Junior Varsity levels on the same day.
11. All other rules will follow the High School Federation Rule Book including shirts tucked in and shorts worn at waist level.
12. Only one coach may stand during the game. Any other coach will be charged with a technical. Head coach must stand within the coaches box, you side of the table to the last player on your bench. Do not block view of the score keeper.
13. Varsity coach must leave gym after getting one technical. The JV coach must sit after the first technical and must leave after the second. 14. Bench Decorum. Only teams playing and designated coaches may occupy the bench area, no parents, previous or next game players. All coaches are responsible for the area and players on the bench.Unsportsmanlike behavior from players or coaches on the bench should be dealt with immediately by the head coach. No parents are allowed on or near the team benches. Players will not leave the bench and enter the court other than as a substitute or between periods. Any player leaving for any other reason must be escorted by a coach. If teams leave the bench area during the game, the game will be forfeited and possible expulsion from the league may occur.
15. T-Shirts under game jerseys must be all the same color & either match the color of the jersey or be all white or all black. Each player must have the same t-shirt. All shirts must be tucked in the shorts and the shorts worn at waist height.


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Jackson's technical expertise has had a great impact on the SAU theatre department, even in his short time here! He was the Assistant Stage Manager for Picasso at the Lapin Agile, he worked crew for both Lonely Planet and Cinderella, he designed props for A View from the Bridge, and he is currently Assistant Stage Managing the spring mainstage show Cabaret.
Jackson is going to be one of the technical backbones of the Theatre Department in the years to come, and we hope he will continue to bring his experience to each and every show!
Hometown: Bartonville, Illinois
Major/Minor: Theatre and Women & Gender Studies with minors in History and Sociology
What made you choose this combination of majors and minors?
I want to be able to help people, but I want to have my own hobbies. I enjoy theatre, so I could never give it up. I also enjoy activism and I would love to use theatre to be able to contribute to a better cause and increase awareness.
When did you start doing theatre? Why did you decide to continue pursuing it at Ambrose?
I started theatre when I was in 8th grade at a community theatre in my area. I played Judge Wise Old Man in a production of Big Bad. I really enjoyed my visit to Ambrose during the summer and I liked the department here and the people I met.
What is the show you would most like to work on and why?
I would most like to work on Natasha Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, because the set requirements, the music, and the lights are all incredibly unique and interesting.
What are some theatre productions you have been involved in in the past? And what do you hope to be involved with in the future?
Before coming to Ambrose I was involved in a lot of shows. These include Legally Blonde, James and the Giant Peach, and The Great Gatsby. I've also been a part of a few shows here already, including Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Cinderella and Lonely Planet.
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Tell us a Fun Fact about yourself: I can do special effects makeup, specifically very gory, and that I work at a lot of different conventions when I have the chance.
Why did you choose St. Ambrose?
I chose St. Ambrose because I really liked the atmosphere on campus and all the people that I met, and the campus itself is really nice.
What is your favorite show you've done and why?
I don't like to pick favorites, but Lonely Planet was my first show at St. Ambrose, so it's really special to me.
What would your dream job be?
I would really love to be a rigger for any show on Broadway. I would also love working sound and designing the sound for a Broadway or Off-Broadway production.
What is your favorite class this semester?
I'm really enjoying my Stage Lighting class with Kris Eitrheim this semester. It's a lot of fun and I'm learning a lot about both our theatre and lighting design in general.
What Theatrical activities do you plan on being involved with next year?
I plan on being a part of most, if not all of the shows on campus next year, whether that be in a stage-management position, doing props, or designing the lights. I really just want to be involved in any way I can. I also hope to be working down in the shop this summer to help implement the new fly-rail system that the department is getting.
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During the winter it can be quite challenging to drive on the Icelandic roads. This applies particularly to the Westfjords, the Eastern and North-Eastern part of the country. There are two main factors that make it difficult to drive in winter; the roads are often packed with snow and therefore very slippery, and the weather and winter storms can be harsh which often makes the view on the road quite difficult. For people that have always lived in conditions where winter never comes and those who never see snow on their roads, this is extremely hard and should not be underestimated when choosing a car for hire. It can be very difficult to drive a car on a slippery icy road, even for those who are used to those conditions. It can also be very dangerous as it is not uncommon for people to lose control of the car in such conditions. If you are planning a trip to Iceland, you should really and seriously consider the difference between the seasons and what each season entails. You almost need a particular reason if you want to travel the ring road or some other popular scenic routes in winter. There is a considerable difference in viewing the natural wonders in winter and in summer. So you must have a reason to travel in the wintertime. Like if you want to take photos during winter where everything is covered with snow, or you want to take advantage of the low light during winter. Icelanders themselves never travel the country during winter except to go skiing in Akureyri or on some of the better slopes in the northern region. And if for some reason you prefer to travel the country in winter you should definitely always follow the weather and you should rent a good mid size four wheel car with winter tires, preferably with snow spikes to enhance your security.
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put the jeans on and mark a rough line for where you want your shorts
meet the line, front and back. be sure to get the angle right (up at the sides, down in the centre)
cut your shorts 1 inch below the line. when washing your new shorts they will fray and shorten over time
turn them inside out and wash them on a low setting
roll up the hem and done
These jeans are a mens 30 waist and were £5 from primark. I thought it ridiculous that the womens jeans were more expensive when I could get exactly what I wanted from the mens section and they'd be comfy annnnd I intended on cutting them up anyway! Definitely try this out girls.. especially if you're worried about cutting up a pair of existing jeans these have turned out perfectly and the long zip/fly means that they are great for that highwaisted appearance. They give a slight illusion of a longer torso which isn't a bad thing for me as i've been feeling quite stumpy recently.
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