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The Enterprise Development Center at Notre Dame College (EDC@NDC) represents an innovative approach to creating academic and experiential learning opportunities for students, while supporting Northeast Ohio's startups and small businesses.
By partnering with community and funding partners, the EDC@NDC promotes entrepreneurial thinking and provides an interdisciplinary internship program that offers students studying in all subject areas the:
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All to help them develop the skills needed for future career success
The EDC@NDC provides eligible entrepreneurs with accepted student interns who are trained and work at no cost. The interns serve in the subject areas business owners have identified as most needed to launch their new ventures, including graphic design, marketing and development.
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The EDC@NDC already has several student and startup success stories in just its first year.
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The EDC@NDC will engage students who overall are 50 percent female and 50 percent nonbusiness majors, with 50 percent of the overall Notre Dame College student population participating in center programming. The center also aims to raise $1 million in funding by 2020.
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Student interns will work and learn side-by-side with both commercial and social entrepreneurs to help successfully start, scale and sustain business ventures—and contribute to the economic development of Northeast Ohio.
2 Year Head Start
The EDC@NDC is creating more than 100 paid, on-campus internship experiences for Notre Dame students in all majors, while supporting more than 40 high- and low-tech startups and small businesses. The center has secured close to a quarter of its fund-raising goal.
Through this student service learning in support of up and coming companies, the EDC@NDC not only enhances the economy via job creation but also brain gain for the region—when these skilled students from around the world become Notre Dame graduates and decide to stay, live and work in Northeast Ohio.


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26 Reasons why you are Not Doing More with Your Brains
26 Reasons why you are Not Doing More with Your Brains.
According to research and science, the capacity and capability of the brain have been overwhelmingly underutilized. But why is this so?
What is the capacity of the brain and what percentage have humans used so far? This is really interesting.
This is not a boring science thesis, but a very short revelation of facts that can help you use your brain more.
Like said earlier it is rumored that less than 10% of our brain capacity is used during our lifetime. Well, we will get to see whether this is true.
After going through this article, you can as well said that doing the opposite of the things written here will get you to do more with your brains.
Reasons why you are Not Doing More with Your Brains
So these are my reasons why people don't do more with their brain.
As a student, an employee, you know you need ways to improve your brain capacity to do more and get more out of what you are doing.
- You are not learning enough new things. Learning new things expands your brain like elastics. Learn new things every day.
- You are not doing some aerobic exercise on a regular basis. Doing physical aerobic exercise can boost your brain power in a dramatical fashion because it releases chemicals to your brain.
- You are certainly not doing memory training. Most times, forgetting thing becomes a habitual problem. In that case, you have to train your memory to remember or memorize things
- You lack some element of curiosity. Be curious leads to learning new things. Learning new things expands memory.
- You are not thinking positively. Avoid overthinking damages the brain's capacity to retain facts.
- You are not eating brain food. Eat healthy food like fruits, protein, and vegetable to help boost the functionality of the brain.
- You are a smoker. Smoking causes brain fog and places you at the mercy of numerous chronic diseases.
- You've probably stopped reading. Reading books everyday especially hard books with new vocabulary will help to keep your brain more active and alive.
- You are not resting enough. During sleep, your brain recharges just like your cell phone, so if you are overworking yourself without adequate and proper rest reconsider your ways.
- You are properly not giving your mind some challenge. When last did you challenge your mind with some games, quiz, and puzzles?
- Maybe you are not relaxing your mind. Relax your mind. And stop worrying.
- You are not listening to good music. Music is one of the greatest healing tools you can think of. Ask the Chinese.
- You are using too many aids like GPS and a calculator. Try using your brain to read the map or to do that calculation
- You are not socially active both in real life and on social media. Being a no man island will stiffen your growth mentally. So get out there and relate.
- You are forgetting to get some brain supplement. Well, supplements can significantly improve your mental abilities. Nootropics such as vitamin d and fish oil can give your brain a boost.
- Your company/associate is not an intelligent one. Remember that saying "" show me your friend and i will tell you who you are.
- You probably don't keep a journal or diary. Documenting your daily activities is a surefire way to keep you memory very sharp and retentive. If you have never try journaling before, why not try today and start seeing the results for yourself. What do Einstein, Isaac Newton and Thomas Jefferson have in common? They were all diary keepers. Taking notes or only writing down things or ideas is creating an extension of your mind. Your thoughts will be recorded, and the routine of writing them down will enable you to think more thoroughly and improve your way of thinking.
- You don't complete tasks. Learn until you master a task and then start a new one. When you start getting good at something, you brain start getting use to it and stop trying new possibilities to solve a problem
- You have not befriended nature. Get out to the world and make friend with nature. Staying in a natural environment that is serene encourage the brain to function better.
- You hate numbers. Math and numbers engage the critical thinking aspect of your brain. And if you are using of one side of your brain, the functionality of the unused part will diminish. When this happens, it reduces the potential of your memory.
- You are not having good and enough sex. Yes, you read that right. Sex is actually very good for your health. You need some for some brain neurons to be released for proper functioning.
- You hate Learning New language. Learning a new language will not just help you to add another language to the list you already know, but you will expand your brain. If you are scared of language an actual language, you can learn a computer programming language.
- You are multi-tasking. Let me shock you: it's actually impossible for your brain to fully multitask, as show a number of studies. According to neuroscientist Daniel Levitin. If you do a number of things at once, your brain will not keep them all fully in its attention. Instead, it will focus on one thing at a time, giving it a little bit of attention before moving on to another thing and so on. Multitasking will "fractionate" your concentration, deplete your neural resources, tire you out, and you probably won't get any of those things done as well as if you just paid attention to them one at a time.
- You do not meditate. Meditating does not only relieve stress but it helps to change the brain.
- You probably don't dance or don't know how to dance. Research has indicated that dancing speeds up your brain and speeds up pattern recognition due to its unique combination of cognitive, physical and social activity. This might also slow the effects of aging and grow new white matter more than walking or stretching.
- You are not spending enough time with your loved ones. If you want optimal cognitive abilities, then you need to have meaningful relationships in your life. Talking with others and engaging with your loved ones helps you think more clearly, and it can also lift your mood.
You can use this reasons as a way of training your brain to work more and retain more. Now that you know how to train your brain, it's actually time to start doing more.
Don't just consume this content and then go on with your life as if nothing has changed. Put this knowledge into action and become smarter than ever before!
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Spanish Grand Prix: Why Michael Schumacher's epic 1996 win matters
- From the section Formula 1
Michael Schumacher's achievements are so colossal, statistically, that it is sometimes hard to separate the exceptional from the humdrum.
The catalogue of wins in the early 2000s, once the Ferrari team under Jean Todt, Ross Brawn and Rory Byrne had hit their stride, was so overwhelming that each tends to blend into the next. In those cars, probably any driver of consequence could have achieved what Schumacher did.
But it was not always like that. When Schumacher joined Ferrari, after two consecutive titles with Benetton in 1994-95, the team were on the rack, and he was brought in to save them.
The title drought stretched back nearly 20 years, to Jody Scheckter in 1979, and the wins had been spread pretty thinly, too - none at all in 1991, '92 or '93, one each in '94 and '95.
The under-achievements had been largely technical in those years - but not always.
When Schumacher first drove the 1995 Ferrari at Estoril in winter testing at the end of the season, he was nearly two seconds quicker than regular drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger had ever gone. And by no means all of that could be explained by the more advantageous conditions.
In that car, it was very obvious, Schumacher could have achieved plenty with Ferrari in 1995.
Unfortunately for him, the 1996 car was a dog.
It looked like a bathtub, its high cockpit sides an overly-literal interpretation of new safety rules, and it went like one, too, lacking grip, downforce and balance.
In it, though, Schumacher underlined his greatness arguably more effectively than he ever did when unlimited budget and testing, bespoke tyres, and ruthless management unfurled before him advantageously - arguably more than any driver has ever enjoyed.
The car should never have won a race - as team-mate Eddie Irvine's performances underlined. But Schumacher, as all great drivers do, found a way to transcend its shortcomings.
The first example was in Argentina early in the season, when he somehow manhandled the unwilling machine on to the front row, with a qualifying lap from the gods, all acrobatic reflexes, visibly dancing on the razor's edge.
But of all the amazing things he achieved that year, one stands out more than any - his victory in Spain.
It absolutely poured down all day. A wetter grand prix it is hard to imagine, and the conditions were so bad that, now, the race would probably not have happened.
It did, though. In the gloom, Damon Hill, on pole in the dominant Williams-Renault, spun twice in the first nine laps. Schumacher made a bad start and dropped back from his third place on the grid, but by lap 13 he was past Hill's team-mate Jacques Villeneuve and into the lead.
From there, he never looked back, regularly lapping five seconds - yes, you read that right - faster than anyone else.
There were extenuating circumstances, to an extent. Ferrari had gone all the way with a wet set-up, while Williams had gambled on it drying later on and hedged their bets. But that on its own could not explain the gulf between Schumacher and the rest.
It was a day when one driver raised himself to a level beyond the reach of his rivals and it was in many ways reminiscent of another great performance on a soaking wet Iberian peninsula, in Portugal 11 years before.
Like Ayrton Senna's first career win in 1985, Schumacher's maiden Ferrari victory has gone down in the annals as one of the greatest wet weather drives in history, from one of F1's greatest ever talents.


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Through its scholarship programs, SAA works to increase diversity in the field of archaeology, support the future of the field, and help today's students become tomorrow's archaeologists .
The Native American Scholarships Fund (NASF) is an endowment established to foster a sense of shared purpose and positive interaction between archaeologists and Native Americans. Scholarships are open to all Native peoples from anywhere in the Americas, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and Indigenous Pacific Islanders. It supports the Arthur C. Parker Scholarship for Archaeological Training for Native Americans and the SAA Native American Undergraduate and Graduate Archaeology Scholarships.
Historically Underrepresented Groups Scholarships (HUGS)
The SAA Historically Underrepresented Groups Scholarships (HUGS) help increase the number of under-represented minorities obtaining degrees in archaeology. It provides funding to minority archaeology students, helping them enhance their education and successfully prepare for a variety of careers in archaeology and heritage management.
Cheryl L. Wase Memorial Scholarship for the Study of Archaeology
Cheryl L. Wase Memorial Scholarship for the Study of Archaeology provides funding for an undergraduate education in archaeology. It is awarded to women who are residents of New Mexico and pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology with a specialization in archaeology from a fully accredited university in the state of New Mexico (Eastern New Mexico University, New Mexico State University, or University of New Mexico).


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Mystic Mantra: The art of friendship
The ideal and pursuit of friendship has been the preoccupation of all philosophers in every age.
Lying in a foreign language may be easier: Study
Generally, it takes longer to tell a lie than to tell the truth.
Parents' childhood trauma could cause health problems in kids
Parents who lived through adverse childhood experiences were more likely to report higher levels of aggravation as parents.
Exploring the complex inner worlds of kids
It's not easy being a parent, but going by Paiva's case studies it is even more difficult being a child.
Breastfeeding facility at workplace a major concern for new mothers: Survey
The first thing is to offer comfortable breastfeeding/pumping facilities like dedicated rooms and equipment.
Mystic Mantra: Discover solutions in totality
Life is a relentless teacher. It never tires of repeating the same lessons until they are learnt.
Heal your hurt
Move on to the next act in order to make yourself realise that it was your past. The hurt is no longer a part of your physical reality.
Mini Mathur aspires to own her content
As she kickstarts her own travel show, Mini Mathur also talks about Kabir Khan, Tubelight and Salman.
Kids who eat healthier food have better self-esteem: study
Researchers found that fish intake (2-3 times per week) was associated with better self-esteem and no emotional and peer problems.
Find out why crying is good for health
Crying lowers stress levels, a decrease of toxins in body and greater emotional awareness.


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So if you love waterfalls, the Appalachian Mountains, and beautiful scenery with rolling hills, Maryland may be the place for you. Not only is the state noted for its outstanding nature, it is also recognized for its high investment in education, making Maryland a great place for college students to be. Many in the work force here are employed as professional and technical workers. There are 16 community colleges, 13 public 4-year and graduate universities, and 18 private 4-year and graduate universities.
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- Why Maryland is Best
• Maryland is one of the most welcoming and racial-free states in the United States of America
• The friendliest Americans live here in Maryland
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– Black lives matter and the black community is encouraged to get education.
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• Maryland boasts of a comparative high wage (minimum between $9- $35 per hour), one of the highest in the United States
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Here are some interesting facts to know about Maryland if you're considering pursuing higher education here.
• Maryland has the oldest living people in the world, with over 48 people who are 114 or older.
• The first dental school in the United States was open to the public at the University of Maryland.
• Judges wear red robes in Maryland.
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FERRARI has teased a new race version of its 488 GTB supercar.
The 45-second clip reveals what appears to be the long-rumoured 488 GTO - a 700bhp track monster.
Two cars are seen tearing round a track that bear a striking resemblance to the standard 488.
While the video is cleverly cut not to reveal too much, these screengrabs show what the car will look like.
The £180,000 road car appears to have been given an overhaul with new bodywork and trademark Prancing Horse racing colours.
Ferrari posted the video its official Facebook site with the comment: "New thrills are about to come".
That "to come" could be sooner than you think with a big reveal expected at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show.
Details are closely guarded on the competition-ready car but its believed to be 10 per cent lighter than the standard car and produce 700bhp - up from 661bhp.
It's likely to get a racing gearbox, track tyres, an active wear wing and new air intakes with lashings of carbon fibre to keep the weight down.
Ferrari has a long history of making race-legal version of its stunning supercars.
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The 360 got the Challenge Stradale, the F430 turned into the Scuderia and then there was the 458 Speciale.
The standard 488 GTB can top 200mph thanks to a twin-turbo 3.9-litre V8.
And its acceleration is equally impressive with a 0-62mph time of just three seconds.


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This year's Association for Talent Development (ATD) Conference and Expo featured a host of different topics and compelling speakers. To give some perspective, this year's ATD Conference and Expo had over 10,000 attendees navigating nearly 400 breakout sessions in 3.9 million feet of conference space at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA between May 21-24, 2017.
This multi-day bonanza is where many of the world's finest companies gather to set the compass for talent development in the next year.
TTI Success Insights' boots were on the ground at the world's largest event for talent development professionals. We've rounded out a few industry trends discussed at the event:
1) Storytelling is pervasive.
Featuring speakers that base their businesses on building compelling stories for learning experiences, this year's sessions and expo featured stories whose plot lines stay intact as technology continues to evolve. After all, we're all human...or are we?
2) Video continues to proliferate the learning experience.
Not just any video will do. Passive video is for the birds. Active video, meaning video that interacts, engages, and challenges the viewer, is a requirement now. Technological enhancements in video will enable facilitators to advance with interactive video, Virtual Reality (VR), and Augmented Reality (AR).
3) Gamification has arrived.
With over 13 breakout session dedicated to gaming (and many more that made gaming a critical point in the learning), it's easy to imagine how this has become a priority. As the next and future generations come through the metaphorical learning halls of talent development, there will be an expectation to make learning fun, challenging, and rewarding.
4) Content is king; context is emperor.
Understanding the business purpose and why behind learning development continues to be paramount. No matter the medium, or latest technology for delivery, driving business results continues to be a focus with priorities set to hiring the right talent, reducing turnover, and placing people into the right positions. To which we say, "Phew. Thank goodness there is some sanity."
4) Empathy is a constant; scalability is a new need.
Why does face to face training work so well and virtual doesn't? Empathy is the answer. Learners ability to engage and empathize with the instructor indicates the stickiness of the instruction. With VR or AR, the face of a digital trainer moves from a two dimensional, flat screen to a three-dimensional, interactive and emotive learning environment. And it will enable a trainer to be in multiple places at once. Businesses are already on board - NASA is already doing it.
5) Microlearning is hot.
Also known as just-time-learning, microlearning is the new age of talent development. With the increasing use of mobile and consumer-driven "I want to learn it now" needs (think: how-to videos), facilitators need to build learning experiences congruent with the binge-watching consumption habits of consumers today.
6) IBM Watson was the invisible Belle of the Ball.
Student, coach, consultant, teacher, storyteller. Watson was nowhere to be seen, but discussed in nearly every breakout session at ATD. We saw Watson instruct people on topics, adapt the curriculum to a learner's progress, and even identify the most emotive and empathetic of stories to make learning come to life.
We've only skimmed the surface on the fascinating experiences that were showcased at ATD this year. Staying ahead of the game continues to be the battle of the century. Travis Waugh, a fascinating ATD speaker and an Instructional Technologist at Georgia Institute of Technology, argued that we will make as much progress in communication in the next 10 years as we did between today and when the human race invented hieroglyphics. It is up to us to upskill at every turn so that we can deliver the best of the best to the world.


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Hello All!
Last time we talked about the most common budget mistakes that cause our attempts at budgeting to land DOA. Believe it or not, most people have made one or all of those mistakes at some point. *Raises hand *Raises husband's hand. But that doesn't mean bad habits can't be corrected. Today I'm going to dive into some best practices I use to avoid these mistakes. Let's get started.
It wasn't realistic in the first place
The most important lesson I took away from Steven Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, is to begin with the end in mind. I read this book like ten years ago, but that lesson still shapes my approach to many things in life, including budgeting. When it's all said and done, I know I need to balance bills, savings, debt and a healthy amount of spending, without setting myself up for failure down the road. If you know you struggle with overspending, ease into cutting back a month at a time, versus going cold turkey. If you know you will neglect a spreadsheet after 3 months, use a mobile app instead.
You didn't plan for month-to-month variances
Like I said in part 1, May is crazy expensive for me. I'm also paid semi-monthly at work, which means that during those longer months, I have to prepare ahead of time to make those dollars stretch. The major line items in your budget (rent, insurance, car notes) should be fixed from month-to-month, but make sure you consider smaller items that may vary. This is where you'll have to adjust your "play money" for the month. I know no one wants to cut into their spending money. But doesn't it make more sense to skip a happy our or two versus cutting into your savings?
TIP: Utility bills can vary significantly as seasons change. Contact your provider to find out if they offer budget-friendly billing plans that allow you to pay a consistent rate year-round.
You only consider the short-term
I start my budget planning around mid to late December, so we start the new year on a good note. I draft out a budget with all the major bills for each month. From there I determine amounts for savings, spending and student loans. Then I add in any major purchases or special savings that I'll want to spread over several months, as "bills" that need to be paid.
For example, we're planning a big trip in May, so I've added a line item to stash extra savings away each month leading up to the trip. Once I have this general template in place, I can use it to look ahead a couple months at a time, and to prepare for any changes that might arise. You may get that raise, or start planning a wedding, which will force things to change. But at least you'll have a general idea of where your year will go.
You're trying a method that doesn't fit your lifestyle.
There are a ton of methods circulating nowadays. One beef I have with some of these techniques, is they can't be easily adjusted for different circumstances. For example, The 50/20/30 formula allocates 50% of income to necessities, 30% to wants and 20% on savings and investments. This is only works for people who have the ability to cap their necessities at 50% of take home pay. For a securely middle, or upper middle-class household, this would work just fine. For some folks, this might be impossible.
You may be familiar with Dave Ramsey and his baby steps. Short summary: save $1000 for emergencies, then aggressively pay down debt (except the house). After debt is completely paid off, building up savings, start investing, pay off your mortgage. Dave Ramsey is my uncle-mentor-homeboy in my mind, but I disagree with his program for certain situations. What happens if you lose a job and have no cash flow for several months? What if that transmission goes out on you? That debt payoff is great, but $1000 won't carry you through these issues.
Honestly, I choose to keep it simple. I calculate out what we need for bills each month (including groceries, incidentals, and car notes), then split the remainder into thirds. Spend a third, invest a third, and put a third towards student loans. Here's an illustration with some sample amounts:
These amounts go in my budget as line items, and we stick to them pretty closely. This is what works for me, and the priorities that I've set. Sidenote: Aside from tiny credit cards and cars, student loans are our only debt, so I'm able to dictate how much I pay towards these more than I would a mortgage.
If you want to get out of debt as quickly as possible, you may want to allocate more to debt payoff. If you have kids, you might want to start building up their 529 plans as much as possible.
You spend or save "whatever's left" every month
Spending and saving "whatever is left' in varying amounts each month, typically leads to overspending and not saving at all. I avoid this by treating spending and savings just like bills that remain mostly consistent each month, as illustrated above. Including these as line items ensures that we prioritize them, and will force you to spend less money on things that don't matter. You'll be surprised how many Tarjay runs you cut out when you have a defined pot of money to play with each month. Also, I protect my savings by any means necessary, even if it means cutting myself off for a month at a time.
TIP: I suggest using a separate bank account just for spending money. If you determine that your monthly spending is $500, have that amount automatically deposited into a separate checking account than the one you use to pay bills.
You lack the discipline to use it consistently
I do the following every week
1. Look at our accounts daily via mobile banking apps. DAILY. This allows for more fluid conversations with the hubs, and prompt action if there's an issue with an account.
2. Every Saturday, we review our budget tracker and compare actual income against expectations.
3. Check for any miscellaneous income like expense reimbursements or refunds.
4. Check that automated payments were processed as expected, and make any manual payments (because Comcast can't be trusted on autopay).
5. Check for any surprise deductions (like the annual Amazon prime charge we always forget about)
In all this should only take 20 minutes if you're consistent. There's no magic formula, or complex process necessary. Just plain discipline and consistency!
Favorite Budget Tools
I know that was a lot of information to soak in. Here are some tried and true tools that I've personally used successfully.
In true accountant fashion, I use a cloud-based spreadsheet to budget and track our finances. It allows the hubs and I the flexibility to check in and update from anywhere, and has most of the same features as excel. Over the last few years I've built in a net worth calculator, estimated tax return, and personal financial statements. I can feel your eyes glazing over. Eventually I'll build this into a tool that anyone can use and make it available to everyone, stay tuned. In the mean time, here's a great Google Sheets template to get you started.
Mint.com has a number of simplified, free spreadsheets for various situations. You can download them here.
For folks who hate spreadsheets, there are a couple great online tools that I've used successfully.
Mint is a platform that allows you to pull all of your financial accounts into one place and tracks monthly spending activity against your budget. It has desktop an mobile app interfaces that sync nicely! I was an early adopter of Mint years ago, and abandoned the service because managing multiple accounts wasn't as seamless as I'd hoped. Apparently they've improved their features, and added bill pay since then. The major con is having so much sensitive information in one platform.
Nerdwallet has a free budget calculator for those interested in the 50/30/20 method that I described above.
Dave Ramsey's, EveryDollar is a very powerful tool for those who are interested in following his system. It available via desktop and mobile apps to keep you organized on the go.
Do you have any tried and true methods for managing your budget? Have you every tried any of the tips described above?
Let's discuss in the comments!


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TNT Update: God at Work in Tanzania and Uganda
Doug Dunton, the Regional Director for Africa, recently trained pastors in Tanzania and Uganda as part of the Training National Trainers program. Below is an update of his trip and some highlights of how God is using our training to equip pastors for biblical ministry.
Different Places and Different Faces–But the Same Story: Four Highlights from our ministry in Africa
1. "Entrust to faithful men who will be able to teach others also…" 2 Timothy 2:2
Doug: "I spent two days with six mentor trainers (country leaders who will continue our training after we are gone), training them how to best do Word Work, teaching and discussing our hermeneutical principles, and Program Work, which has a practical focus on how to set up more training venues and how God has used their ministries.
One of our goals in The Mentor Trainer Program is to give mentor trainers a sense of empowerment. We want them to believe that they are competent by God's grace to do this work and that they don't need to depend on outside influence.
This was one of the most, if not the most, dynamic venues I have been at. They were equipped, competent, and confident of their work."
This is what LRI's tagline, "Launching pastoral training movements worldwide" is all about. We train people in the Word and after God transforms and equips them in and through His Word, they continue the work we started.
2. Equipping people for ministry in their own contexts.
George, recent graduate of an American seminary and a dynamic African leader had this to say about the Training National Trainers program:
"This is a ministry that takes it down to a local level… Everything I have learned in higher education does not work on the local level."
Leadership Resources seeks to equip pastors like George for ministry in their own contexts. Our approach to missions in Training National Trainers equips nationals to reach their own people.
God has used George to plant thirteen churches, raise up thirteen pastors, and develop each of the thirteen churches to serve as Resource Centers that train pastors and do church planting. George also teaches at a local Baptist seminary and teaches our TNT principles to his students.
3. God's Word softening a hard and difficult heart.
In one of our 2 Timothy workshops, a pastor named Alfred was deeply convicted through God's Word and shared the following testimony:
"I'm known to be a very difficult man… This week I've learned that I do not lead with a heart that is right for the ministry. I've been selective in what I do and who I work with. I thought I was always right–and now I realize I need to repent and will be easier to work with and more beneficial to all. I never want to be a difficult man again."
God's Word cut Alfred to the heart and caused him to rethink what a true biblical ministry is all about. His story of transformation is not uncommon, but is something we expect because of what God promises to do through His Word.
4. Reprogramming minds through the Scriptures
One of our older trainees commented that our training is reprogramming the way he thinks about the Word of God.
"This is difficult…I feel like I have to 'offload' a lot of my previous knowledge. What I learned today is a different way–but a good way to learn."
Below is a short video of Doug Dunton describing more about his time in Africa:
Doug plans to return to Uganda in several months to train in six different locations. Pray that God would continue to use and expand our training to cause His Word to prevail mightily across the continent of Africa.
Your church can be a part of God's work through Leadership Resources in Africa and around the world. Find out how you can become an anchor church and partner with us to strengthen the worldwide church with the Word of God.


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How-to-care-the-wigsWig preparation (brushing)
Put a wig on a special wig stand. Gently spread out hair bundles with your fingers.
Gently brush wig's hair with rare-tooth comb or fingers. Do not touch a wig cap. Brush from hair ends in the direction of hair roots.
Wig washing
You should consider washing your wig around the tenth time you wear it. This recommendation will vary depending on just how dirty your wig gets or the kind of venues you are wearing it to. You don't have to wash it very often, so invest in the good stuff so your hair will last longer!
Human hair wigs need to be detangled rinsed in cold water and then massaged with shampoo much like real hair. You'll need to make sure that the shampoo is lathered in evenly throughout the whole wig. When you are finished, rinse the hair and make sure the water flows in the same direction throughout the wig so it doesn't get tangled.
use hair conditioner – rinse onto hair or soak in cool water for 15-30 min. You can leave unwashed conditioner on hair.
Wig drying
Put the soaking wig in a soft loopy towel and gently drain, but not wring.
Wet wig can be dried by hairdryer or left to dry on a towel in room temperature. The latter drying way is much better.
Wig holding and protection
Hold the wig far from heating devices, open fire and other high temperature sources.
If you wear the wig daily, hold it on a special wig stand or model.
If you wear the wig rarely, completely dry wig could be kept in paper box or package.
Protect the hair when using heat styling tools like flat irons or curling irons.
If dyed with industrial textile chemicals many times, it will damage the hair and shot the wig life.


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Rio's distance education programs are designed to give you more convenient ways to earn college credit – especially if you are unable to make regular trips to our main campus. The online learning experience at Rio Grande provides greater flexibility in your course schedule without jeopardizing the quality or personal nature of instruction you usually find in traditional face-to-face classrooms.
Online learning also helps to empower you by giving you more freedom and responsibility for your education, which is a very exciting prospect for many students. So, if you are ready to take control and make the move toward becoming an independent life-long learner, then it is time to get online! Use the links on the right to begin.
At the University of Rio Grande we are continually searching for ways to provide a wider range of nontraditional learning opportunities. Please fill out our survey so we may find better ways in which we can serve your needs.
eLearning - Is it right for me?
Taking an online class has many advantages, including increased flexibility in completing homework assignments, the ability to communicate with your classmates and your instructor from the convenience of your own home, and enhanced access to written materials including Internet resources, saved chats and instructor's announcements.
However, an online class is not for everyone. For instance, if you need the discipline of meeting on campus several times a week or you enjoy the in-person interaction between other students and your instructor; you are more likely to succeed in an on-campus class. The following are characteristics of students who would do well in an online class.
Successful online students must have both technical skills and study skills.
Technical Skills
You don't have to be a computer wizard to have the technical skills necessary to be a successful online learner, but you do need:
- To be able to navigate the Internet
- To type and use a mouse
- To know how to save, edit, and open documents
- To be able to use your RioNet email
- To know how to attach a file to an email
Study Skills
A successful e-learning student exhibits the following characteristics:
- Is self-motivated and does not need a lot of direction and motivation from an instructor
- Is self-disciplined and can budget time wisely to meet deadlines
- Enjoys the challenge of learning on his or her own and likes to read to learn
- Takes charge of his or her own learning and is willing to ask questions and get help when necessary
- Understands and remembers what is read
- Communicates well in writing
- Needs a flexible schedule but understands that flexibility does NOT mean the course will be easy
Online Course Readiness Checklist
Before enrolling in or making the decision to continue in your online course(s), be sure that you are:
- Comfortable with the computer skills required to be a successful online student.
- Able to learn the Blackboard system quickly and effectively.
- Comfortable "reading to learn" and monitoring your own comprehension.
- Aware of where to access resources and support for online learning.
- Comfortable communicating only through written messages or e-mails.
- Aware of academic integrity and know what it means to plagiarize or be dishonest.
- Understand the policy and consequences of academic dishonesty.
Basics for Taking an Online Course
When you register for an online course, you should expect equivalent content and opportunity for learning as students who take the course on campus. Online courses are not "easy" replacements for on-campus classes and they are not for everyone. If you need the discipline of meeting in the classroom several times a week and you enjoy the in-person interaction between other students and your instructor, you may be more likely to succeed in an on-campus class.
How does communication work in an online course?
Communication tools will be available within your online course. University of Rio Grande requires that you use your RioNET student e-mail account, or the instructor may even give a phone number and appropriate hours to call if you need assistance. Communication preferences and expectations will be outlined on the course syllabus or within course information and guidelines provided by your instructor. Keep in mind that many online instructors DO NOT have an office on campus, so it is very unlikely that you will be able to meet face-to-face with some of your online instructors. Knowing how to communicate with your instructor should be one of the first items you get comfortable with in your online course.
Are there deadlines in an online course?
There will be very clear and explicit deadlines for all work in your online course. This includes written submissions, communication on the discussion board or other interactive tools, and tests and quizzes. Typically, course work is assigned either in weekly, and deadlines are communicated in advance. Once you see what work is due for that week, you can complete it at a time convenient for you and submit your work by the deadline.
Do online courses use e-books?
Textbooks for your online course should be obtained the same way you purchase books for your regular courses. While e-books are available from the bookstore, you could still be required to use a traditional textbook for your online course and it is your responsibility to obtain the book before the online course begins. Contact the bookstore on campus to check and order what is required for the course.
What types of things to faculty expect from online students?
- Very carefully review the syllabus and ALL other information provided by the instructor. It will answer most of the questions you have about the course up front.
- Understand how to navigate the course in Blackboard. It is very important to become familiar with what is located on each link on the Course Menu.
- Complete your work on time and meet all deadlines.
- Actively participate in the course THROUGHOUT each week in course discussions or other interactive activities designed by your instructor. Failure to do so is reflected in attendance reports.
- Ask questions you have about assignments well before the deadlines. Don't wait until the last minute to get clarification on assignments. This will give your instructor time to respond and give you time to complete your work before the deadline.
- Act with academic integrity. Never have someone else complete your online work. And it is extremely important that you cite the sources you use in your written assignments to avoid plagiarism.
- Be polite in all online communication and correspondence. It is easy to misinterpret tone in e-mails, messages, and discussion posts, and to get frustrated when you cannot speak to someone face-to-face. Be patient and polite in your online coursework.
- Understand how to use computer software, including saving and uploading files to the web. If you cannot use a web browser or basic software applications included in Microsoft Office, you should consider taking on-campus courses only.
Navigating Your Online Course
On the first day of classes, your first task should be familiarizing yourself with the structure and organization of the course, specifically where everything you need is located. Like your regular courses, each instructor will organize the course differently to meet the objectives and timeline of the class. There are a few items that are common in every class you take online that you will need to know including (1) how to log in, (2) how to find your materials, and (3) how to get help when you need it.
Logging In
You can access Blackboard from the college's homepage by clicking the myRio at the top of the page.
All students at the time of class registration will be provisioned a RioNET user account that provides authentication and access to networked resources including:
- Campus Computer Log-in Access
- eduRoam Wireless Network Access
- Office365 E-Mail (web and mobile)
- Blackboard Learning
Know your RioNET Account
All Rio Grande students, faculty & staff are provided a RioNET account which provides login and authentication services for networked services including campus computers, wireless, email, and Blackboard.
RioNET student usernames are the letter "s" followed by the student's ID# (s#########).
RioNET email address is their RioNET account followed by @students.rio.edu (email@example.com).
Login to Blackboard
- The account used to login to Blackboard is your RioNet Username and Password.
- Your Username is "S"and your student ID number.
- Your Password is the same password used when logging in to your University of Rio Grande Email account.
Using the Course Menu
After selecting a course from your My Courses list, the Course Menu appears on the left side of your course window. It is the cornerstone for the organization and navigation of your course. Your instructor created links on the Course Menu to present your tools and materials to you. Remember that your Course Menu is the way that you will access everything in the course. It is your starting point for all activities.
Getting Help
When you need help using Blackboard or completing a task in your online course, there are resources available to help, including:
- Students are enrolled in the URG Student Guide to Blackboard course. You will find a link to this course under the "COURSES" tab once you have logged into Blackboard. You can use this course for reference if you have any questions about how to use Blackboard and any of its tools/features.
- Your instructor is always available to you. Contact him or her using the communication tools provided in the course via RioNet Email
- You can contact Randy Simpson with anything questions you may have or any other help that you would need by phone Monday through Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm at ext. 7230 or by email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Instructional Design & Media Services (IDMS) Remember, the IDMS Office is a great place to stop for walk-in assistance with your online questions. While assistants can't help you complete assignments or change instructor settings, they can show you how to access a quiz, post to the discussion board, submit an assignment, or send a message to your instructor. You do not need an appointment to come to the IDMS Office; just stop by when you are on campus for on-demand assistance. Support staff hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. or you can contact that office by email firstname.lastname@example.com
Location: Wood Hall Room 127 (next to the Student Lounge)
Campus Computing & Networking (CC&N) Services provided to the Rio Grande community include the campus network infrastructure, Internet connectivity, desktop computing, computer lab management, and server virtualization, and phones/voice mail. It is our goal to support the campus technology needs of the university stakeholders with effective professional services enabling the faculty, staff, and students to achieve their goals. Support staff hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. or you can contact that office by email firstname.lastname@example.com
Location: Dormitory Alley – Basement of Moulton Hall


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The Miami, Florida company offers cloud-based practice management, EHR, revenue cycle and patient experience solutions to medical practices like Premier Dermatology in Silicon Valley.
CareCloud is dipping its toes into a variety of areas within the healthcare realm. The Miami, Florida-based company offers practice management, EHR, revenue cycle and patient experience solutions to physician practices. All the tools are in the cloud.
The organization was founded in 2009 and secured its first client in early 2010. Initially, it was more heavily focused on the practice management and scheduling side, CEO Ken Comée said in a phone interview. But since its inception, the medical landscape has been changing.
Along the way, the company had its own developments as well. In 2015, CareCloud announced $15 million in new funding, as well as the appointment of Comée as CEO. The next year, it raised $31.5 million in a Series C round led by Blue Cloud Ventures. PNC Financial Services Group, First Data Corporation, Norwest Venture Partners, Intel Capital, Tenaya Capital and Adams Street Partners also participated.
Today, the healthcare industry is shifting from a fee-for-service model to a value-based care one. "Physicians … are under so much pressure to perform and be profitable," Comée said. "It's becoming more difficult for physicians to thrive from an economic standpoint."
To that end, CareCloud wants to assist doctors and make it easier for them to use technology, particularly at a time when consolidation is playing a key role and smaller medical practices are rolling up into larger groups.
Additionally, the startup values interoperability. Thus, it became a member of the CommonWell Health Alliance in 2014.
CareCloud's software can be used in numerous medical specialties, including cardiology, urology, internal medicine, orthopedic surgery, neurology, ophthalmology and family practice. Its clients include The Foot Group, a podiatry practice out of Connecticut, and Premier Dermatology, a Silicon Valley-based practice headed up by Dr. Marie Jhin.
In a recent phone interview, Premier office manager Janet Valdehueza explained that the office began using CareCloud's technology about three and a half years ago. Valdehueza said the software has been user-friendly and has made the billing process much less complicated.
Although Jhin was considering leaving the CareCloud platform, Valdehueza said she talked her into keeping it.
"If I train the right people, this office can be manageable on its own, now that we have the [CareCloud] system in place," Valdehueza said.
This article originally appeared in MedCity News.


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- Hair Care Facts
- Hair Care Tips
Many of us have heard the saying: "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". If we ourselves are the beholder, often times we end up being our worst critic. We always love to find flaws about ourselves. The most popular flaw area we find is our hair. Many of us dislike our hair saying that it is too dry, too oily, too unruly too frizzy or too straight.
Hence, hair care is a booming, million dollar industry. Hair stylist and hair maintenance are often our best friends. With the surge of so many technological tools, we can now rely on advanced hair care products, tools and equipment as a way of solving our hair problems. With these, we can maintain the hair cuts and hair styles the hair stylist provides us with.
It is great to have all these new hair care products, equipment and technology that surface as it allows us to address our hair care problems without much fuss. In this article, we will share with you ten of the most basic hair care tips known to man.
First off, you should use the right hair care products for your specific hair type. If you have damaged or dry hair, use hair products that are formulated to cater to that specific damage. Get a trim every 6 to 8 weeks, even if you are growing your hair longer. Cutting off ends before they split will keep your hair looking healthy and save you hair care headaches. Use hair care products containing sunscreen as the sun can be really harmful to the hair.
Shampoo your hair only when it is dirty and not daily as shampooing daily can make your hair dry. Turn to a professional for all of your hair care needs as they know more about hair than you do. Use professional conditioning hair coloring systems. Stick with one chemical service and do not use so many all at once. Add texture to your hair and choose hair color that compliments your style. Finally, use a wide-toothed comb when your hair is wet.


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Thursday, 13 December 2012
Advent Day 13
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Cute! Every boy I have ever known has loved lizards & froggies. :o)ReplyDelete
The calendar's contents seem very varied in size, shape and form.ReplyDelete
What is the overall theme, as I don't think that you have mentioned it...obviously something to do with exploring and archaeology in some region with a hot climate?
A pity that today wasn't Rory's turn since we all know that he loves frogs... so maybe likes other small reptiles, such as today's lizard, as well.
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It is an palaeontology type theme Kendal...I think they have probably gone back in time though, seeing as there is a 'live' dinosaur as well as bones. Yes I would imagine Rory would have liked to have had today's window, although he did assure me his favourite reptiles were still frogs!Delete
Yeaaah we love lizards here, we have so many in our garden in the summertime that we have to love them!ReplyDelete
Hugs Sharon in Spain x
I am glad they have such a nice range in theses advents, I have two that I am saving for when I actually get some grand children! Or maybe I'll let my clan open them next year...ReplyDelete


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Here we are showing a range of items that have been specifically commissioned. If you have something in mind that you want for your home or garden, please contact us for a quote.
Here are a few of the more unusual requests that we've had - tell us what you're looking for and we'll see what we can do! - More images coming soon - watch this space!
Double Garden Seat
Well, this was originally to be a double seat with an integrated dog grooming table in the centre (hence the extra long central table), but the customer decided to keep it strictly for his cuppa! Looks a nice sunny spot!
Oak Slats in Bench
A slightly more unusual commission! This vintage bench had lost its slats, and we were asked if we could replace them with with new pieces of oak (un-knotted). Having sourced some lovely pieces of oak, Steve made a fabulous job of shaping and smoothing them to fit the bench. We don't normally do restoration, but Steve thoroughly enjoyed this challenge and would be happy to take on this kind of work again.
Close-up below
Restored Bench
Well. this seems to be becoming a habit! Here's another restored bench for a lady in Sussex.


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A Place to Live The Life
Les Echasses offers you 4-star Eco-friendly Boutique Hotel accommodation. 8 luxury lodges on stilts surrounding a private lake. The place is privately owned and entirely designed around the idea to (re)connect you with the amazing nature of the South Landesin France.
From the Les Echasses Lodge & Spa, you have access to some of the best golfing and surfing experiences in Europe. The iconic surf beach of Hossegor is only a short drive away. We can assist you with surf lessons and renting material. There are several golf courses closeby and Les Echasses is part of the Landes Golf Association. We offer facilities to store your material and Golf Pass Packages.
Les Echasses is built with raw materials and offers guests an open air swimming pool, wellness spa and restaurant.
Each modge is designed as a couples suite, sleeping 2 people and facing the water. A unique blend of carefully selected antique objects and furniture in a 50 m2 space with wooden stove, walk-in shower, king size beds and a private terrace. High-speed internet and an ipad with music and literature is availble.
The 100 m2 family lodge has all the same facilities as the modges but is set on its own land with garden and exterior furniture. The lodge offers 2 bedrooms and can sleep up to 6 people. It has kitchen facilities and a spacious lounge area, so you can prepare your own meals and enjoy your family time.
Les Echasses is a very special place that offers you 4-star luxury. The swimming pool, the wood heated Nordic bath, the spa, massage facility and more, make this a unique experience.


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2018 Lecture Series: 12 Journeys and counting
Our 2018 Lecture Series is featuring the journeys of inspiring women in the built environment. So far we have heard from: a nurse turned patron, Laura Lee of Maggie's Centres; an architect working frequently with us on large-scale urban masterplans including Irfan and York Central, Sowmya Parthasarathy of Arup; an architect designing progressive housing schemes, Cathy Hawley of Citizens Design Bureau; and the woman at the helm of a pioneering institution at the intersection of contemporary art and architecture, Yana Peel, CEO of the Serpentine Galleries. Earlier this month, we heard from one of our own, Di Haigh, who joined Allies and Morrison in 1996 after an already accomplished career in architecture.
Di's reflective lecture, entitled "Twelve Journeys" begins in the Lake District and Cambridge, where she sets out on her path to become both a practicing architect as well as an academic researcher and teacher. Early days were spent learning in practices Howell Killick Partridge & Amis and Foster Associates, where she worked on the Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts. She then went on to establish a practice of her own working with husband William Fawcett, with projects such as the restoration of several houses designed by Baillie Scott, as well as writing a book and organising a major exhibition on his work. A few years in Hong Kong during her 30's were a highlight, where she taught in second year architectural design studios at Hong Kong University.
She joined Allies and Morrison in 1996 to lead the team on the Conservation Plan for the Grade I listed Royal Festival Hall. This identified the powerful design vision behind the original 1951 designs, which had been lost under endless later insertions and adjustments. By reviving the vitality of the original ideas, they could be reinstated in thrilling new ways. The subsequent refurbishment project, with her leadership, saw changes both inside and outside. The auditorium and foyers were comprehensively restored and reconfigured and a new public face was created – all resulting in the vibrant South Bank waterfront enjoyed by Londoners and visitors alike today. The result was its shortlisting for the Stirling Prize in 2008.
A recurring strand in Di's talk was her experiences in recognising and revealing all the layers within the historic buildings which she has worked on. In Cumbria, Allies and Morrison's appointment to restore Baillie Scott's Blackwell, drew together a series of inspiring spaces that resonate with the wonderful Lakeland landscapes beyond. Her interest in the Arts & Crafts is a recurring theme, which led to the practice's commission to design the major International Arts & Crafts Exhibition at the V&A in 2005.
At the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, the insertion of a sculptural cone and a new sunken court accommodate a modern planetarium in the heart of a World Heritage Site. It was a project that involved collaboration with the astronomers to showcase up-to-the minute astronomic knowledge. Architecturally, the response manages to fit a bold bronze cone in amongst the historic Greenwich observatory buildings. As an architect at Allies and Morrison, she has helped to shape the academic life of Cambridge by helping to develop a masterplan for the University's Sidgwick site, including the insertion of new buildings for the Faculty of English and Institute of Criminology.
After a period as Director of Architecture and Design Review at CABE from 2007-11, she returned to the practice to co-edit the book, The Fabric of Place, with Bob Allies. More recently, Di has been instrumental in helping to setting up of the practice's Cambridge studio and in participating in commissions for individual colleges such as the strategic masterplan for St John's College and the Bradfield Court project at Darwin College.
"She is an activist, she has campaigned for architecture and the significance it can play in all our lives," said Bob, when introducing Di before a packed crowd at the practice's studios. "And within the office, she has also been a campaigner too, pushing us all in the practice forward."


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Yeh Un Dino Ki Baat Hai 29 September 2017 Written Episode YUDKBH Written Update
Sony TV serial Yeh Un Dino Ki Baat Hai 29th September 2017 Written Update, Yeh Un Dinon Ki Baat Hai Hai Written Episode 29 September 2017
Today's (29.09.2017) Yeh Un Dino Ki Baat Hai (YUDKBH) episode starts with Rakesh tells Naina to tell Sameer that she does not want to teach him, Naina says yes, Sameer is upset, Rakesh tells Naina to go back home, he tells Sameer that don't you again try to influence my daughter to help you in your studies, you would be a rich guy and you are proud of your wealth, but let me tell you my son will be become the head boy of this school, you will loose to him, your Nana is trustee of this school, doesn't mean you have owned this school, Naina is felling sad hearing this.
Sameer tells Rakesh that he thinks that all rich kids are spoilt brats but i will win the head boy selection on my merit. He says my yes my nana is a rich and busy man and that why i don't want to disturb him, i can win head boy election on my own, i will show it to you. Rakesh leaves. Sameer's cousin shouts behind his back that Sameer you will only become Head Boy as even if you lose in studies, you will win the match as you have such a nice bat that the ball would hit and hit the boundary. Rakesh is tensed.
Naina reaches her building lobby and parks her cycle. Her friend (with whom she takes love advice as by telling her won story as Kavita) stops her and asks her what happened about your extra classes, Naina is sad and says nothing. Her friend asks her to share her problem, Naina tells her problems as Kavita. Her friends tells hers that this is a big problem but your fake Kavita can do what is more important now, she can give her love the confidence he needs. Naina is shocked, FB is shown how her friends knows that Naina is not saying Kavita's love story but her own. Naina asks her to swear on her mother and not to tell anyone about her love story. He friend swear and suggests her to boost Sameer's confidence.
Rakesh goes to his elder brother (Tauji) and asks for Rs. 5000/- as he he has buy new cricket set for his son Arjun, Taiji overhears this and taunts him over unnecessary spending and how her husband is taking care of house etc etc, Rakesh says i am not talking to you, Tauji says if your son is talented he can win the match with his old bat, i do not approve of this expense. Rakesh is upset.
Naina sees cassettes to find a song to boost sameer's confidence and finds one suitable, she takes with her, Her Chachi finds her late in the night and tells her not to stay awke so late for studies as light bill would increase. Naina goes to her room, After some time she comes out and dials Sameer's number, Sameer is with his friends and picks up the phone…Zindagi Ki Yahi reet hai, haar ke baad hi jeet hai.. song plays, Sameer is surprised. His cousin ask are you listening to radio on phone, Sameer makes his cousin hear the song, his cousin says whoever has played this song, its the right time, Sameer says i am in no mood to hear this song as what Naina did to me was really bad.
Naina feels very bad too. Voice over of grown up Naina says those days your world would be devastated to hear such words from your first love, here her love story is yet to begin….
Next morning, Rakesh shows the new cricket kit to Arjun, Arjun is very happy, Naina comes to Arjun's room and tells her brother that he will look so goos with his new set, she says we should click a picture, Taiji overhears this and informs Tauji and Chachaji how their younger brother who contributes nothing for house is doing unecessary expesnses for his son.
Rakesh tells Naina to get camera from drawer and take pictures, He asks Naina to see if there is rol left (Voice over of Naina says those days, we had to think about taking pictures as we were dependent of camera rolls of 12 or 24 0 36) for pictures.
Naina is taking pic of her brother. Taiji, Tauji and Chacha ji are behind, Tuajiu asks Rakesh where did he get money for this new set, Rakesh says i had some and took some credit from friend. Taiji again taunts taunts that what will people says that your elder brother is such a big lawyer and your other brother is a big CA, yet you took credit and ruined their image, Chacha says you could have asked me for money, Rakesh says i went to elder brother but he refused, Tauji says yes i refused and what you did is not right, he leaves the room.
Rakesh holds his son by his shoulders and says i am doing all of this for you, you have to the head boy of school at any cost, Arjun is tensed and so is Naina.
Again late in the night Naina comes out in the hall to go to call Sameer, she sees Chacha ji sleeping on couch next to phone, she goes inside, she waits for sometime to see if Chachaji is gone, she hears some noice in balcony, she goes to check and aks who is it, she sees Sameer climbing up the Balcony and reaching out to her, she says YOU, he says yes, She says how did you come, he says my friends gave me staircase and i climbed, she sees his friends down, she says why did you have to risk your life, he says if only you can give me your hand so i cam step in and not lecture me please, she is shy to hold his hands and holds his hands to help him come into the balcony, she says if anyone sees you, then.. she tells him to come inside the room.
She asks him why are you here, if anyone sees you i will be in trouble, he says why did you lie to your father that is was pressurizing you to help me study, she says i am sorry, i couldn't say much in front of my father, i am sorry, but truth is that i want to help you, he asks why do you want to help me, she says because I… I…. because we…. we… and stops, he says if you want to really help me, then please tell you father that i din't do anything.. come lets go and say.. he drags her out of room, her father Rakesh sees them and slaps her…Naina wakes up from her sleep and is shocked!
She gets out of bed to see in balcony.
Voice over says that day i wishes if Sameer was in the balcony as i was ready to take a slap for him being in love with him.
YUDKBH Precap:
Naina offers curd and sugar mixture to Sameer as good luck for his cricket match, Sameer says you should better give this your brother!
Yeh Un Dino Ki Baat Hai Gossips – Randeep Rai aka Sameer injured while shooting
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Education Winter School Track
27th November – 10:00 – 11:15 – Session IV
Pathways for Diagnosing Rare Cancer
Approximately 30 million people living in the EU suffer from a rare disease, and many of these diseases are difficult to detect and differentiate from more common diseases. In 2017 alone, the European Medicines Agency approved 19 medications with an orphan designation. While rare diseases have a broad impact on healthcare systems, individual physicians only encounter a small number of these patients throughout their career. Therefore, physicians need to follow specialized protocols to identify those who may need to be referred to different centres of excellence.
The physicians need to help patients deal with a high level of uncertainty as often a precise diagnosis is not feasible. This session will discuss best practices for diagnosing patients with rare diseases and the important role family physicians play in monitoring the medical, social, quality of life, and economic considerations for each of their patients. Also, GPs/FPs should be aware of available European resources if local experts are not available so patients can be referred to European reference networks.
Alastair Kent
Formerly Director of Genetic Alliance UK
An overview of Resources for Patients with Rare Cancer: Update from European Cancer Patients Coalition
Lydia Makaroff
Maria Martinez Fresno
How difficult is it to for the patient to get a correct diagnosis
Barbara Moss
Patient Ambassador, EuropaColon and Bowel Cancer UK
The challenges of a diagnosis of a rare cancer
Paolo Casali
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Effective photography goes far beyond simple things like lighting levels. Think of photography as an art. This is a form of art that has many different techniques. Use your sensibility and creativity to find interesting subjects. Read on to learn some tips that will help you improve your photography.
Strive to create some perspective of depth whenever you are shooting landscapes. An object in the foreground of your shot can create the illusion of depth by providing scale. Choosing an aperture that is small — no larger than f/8 on a consumer level digital camera or f/16 on an SLR using a full-frame sensor — will keep everything from the background to the foreground sharp.
Your image can be considerably better if you get in close proximity to your subject. This method allows you to minimize backgrounds, so that the focus is on your subject. If you are shooting a person, getting closer also allows to capture their facial expressions with greater clarity. Tiny details can be missed if the subject is far away.
When choosing which of your photos to show others, choose the ones of which you are the most proud. Do not display all of your photos or ones of the same things over and over. It can be very boring if people are looking at the same sort of image again and again. Keep it fresh by showing different facets of your photography.
Employ digital post-processing to make photos appear as pencil sketches, water colors, oil paintings, and more. Many software packages are available, with Adobe Photoshop being the most popular. Often, turning a photo into a work of art is easy; simply apply a filter in the medium of your choice.
Viewers usually look at the foreground more than anything, while photographers check the landscape and background. You can increase the depth appearance of your photo when you shoot the foreground in a way that makes a great striking frame.
Choose the subject of your photo. A great photo will be like you are looking at your object through a little window. Avoid the desire to show more than is needed. If you are trying to capture an impression, take a couple of photographs instead of just one singe picture that has no detail or focus.
Here's a photo trick that you should try. Learn as much as you can about the speeds your shutter has. There are P, M, A, and S settings on your camera. P is for program mode. This setting is fully automated and will set both the shutter speed and aperture for you. Select the "P" mode when you're not really sure what you'll be shooting.
When trying to take a good photograph, keep your technique simple. When photographing a specific event, set your camera's features on the appropriate settings ahead of time.
Take pictures of strange and interesting things when you travel to a new place. The images may seem unimportant when you take the photographs, but the images will serve as a memory of your trip in the future. Feel free to photograph the little things like signage, shop windows or even the unusual things that collect in your pocket, such as foreign coins and train tickets.
Many people think bright sun makes for great photographic conditions. But, direct sunlight actually ruins many would-be great shots. The sun will cast awkward shadows along with glaring, and cause uneven highlights that will make your subjects squint when they look into the camera. If possible, choose the early morning hours or late afternoon light when taking pictures outside.
It is important that you make your subject feel relaxed and safe. Many people feel self-conscious or uncomfortable being put in front of a camera. Ask permission before you start taking the pictures. Be friendly, and don't be afraid of a little conversation. Let them know it is an art form and not because you want to invade their privacy.
When deciding on which shots to display, choose the best ones. Avoid repetition by only choosing a small, varied selection of your best work. It might bore people if you keep showing the same photo multiple times. So keep it fresh while showing all your different photography skills.
When taking photos indoors under fluorescent lighting, adjust the white balance settings in your camera to the appropriate setting. Fluorescent lights emit blue- or green-tinged light, leaving your subjects looking too cool. The appropriate setting will compensate for the red tones that your lighting environment lacks.
You are allowed to move around the subject to find an interesting shot. Find different, interesting angles to make the subject more interesting.
It has become the norm to keep everything in life centered and even. To get interesting photos, it's preferred to be a little off-center with your shots, even in a "perfect" society. If your camera has an auto-focus feature, it may try to lock onto whatever appears in the middle of the frame. Just focus manually and then lock the focus before clicking the photograph.
External Flash
People usually just look right into the camera. A great and unique picture is to have the person you are photographing look off in the distance at something. Another idea is to tell your subject to concentrate on something or someone in the frame of the shot, without looking directly at the camera.
Almost all digital cameras contain a built-in flash, and it will pop up automatically when dim conditions are detected. While this may work for the average photo, you will need an external flash device for more professional photos with more light. Be sure that your camera can take an external flash component and get one that fits it from a camera store.
As you prepare to photograph different landscapes, you should remember that your pictures should use three important elements. These include a mid ground, a background, and a foreground. These are not only fundamentals basics of photography, but of a lot of other types of art as well.
Be sure to find a subject who is interesting and compelling. Without a good subject, even the best equipment and most developed skills will fail to produce striking photograph. Choose something which inspires you or a model to pose for you.
Despite popular thought, white is not a good color choice for clothing when having your photograph taken. Cameras whose automatic features are enabled will often scan all of the shades and tones that appear in the photo. This will prevent the camera's auto focus from making the white clothing disappear into the background.
Practice selecting effective combinations of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. All of these features will work to determine the exposure for your picture. Unless you are seeking a certain mood, try not to take under- or over-exposed photos. Fiddle with the features on your camera to learn how they work.
Take the time to read your camera manual. The manual is often a big, thick bulky brick. In most homes, they will be tossed in a junk drawer or even thrown in the garbage. Instead of throwing them out, use time to read its contents. It can really help you take better pictures and prevent you from making stupid mistakes.
Try to hold steady when taking shots, it'll prevent you from producing blurry photos. Even the smallest movement could make your picture come out wrong. For the perfect shot, you must take time and focus your energy on getting the perfect view and angle before pressing the shutter button.
Do not let a great shot go by because you were too busy adjusting your settings. Do not pick a preset because you need to modify your settings. Learn all of your options, and choose a setting that will let you change up the elements that you want control over.
One way to foster creativity in your photography is to impose limitations on yourself. If you only take photos of that kind of thing that day, you will be more focused and creative. Try taking 100 photographs, all from the same location, and attempt to make each unique. By restricting yourself this way, you can force more creativity from a limited source.
Figure out what ISO values work best for different shots, or you could end up disappointed. Turning your camera's ISO high increases the amount of grain you will see in your photos. Unless you particularly want the shot to have the grain, this lack of understanding could ruin your shot.
There are three essential elements to a landscape picture. These three factors are the foreground, the background, and the mid-ground. These are not only fundamentals basics of photography, but of a lot of other types of art as well.
Create a silhouette. Of course the classic silhouette uses the sunset as a backdrop; however, there are other ways to get the same effect. If your background is brighter than your subject, you will be able to see a silhouette. You can achieve this effect by using a rear-mounted flash or by having the subject stand near a window facing east around 9 A.M. However, it's important to remember that unfavorable features may be emphasized in the outline of someone's body or face.
White is a terrible color to wear in a photograph, despite popular belief. Modern cameras generally try to focus automatically by taking into account the objects, colors, and lighting present in the environment. White clothing gets washed out and loses its detail in these types of pictures.
Red eye is a minor detail but it can really ruin an otherwise noteworthy picture. You can prevent red eye by avoiding flash whenever possible. If you do need to use flash, have the subject not look directly into the lens. Many cameras now have a feature to eliminate red eye built into them to eliminate the problem altogether.
Hopefully, you see now that you can do more with a camera than just strive for clarity and good lighting. Follow these steps and your photographs will definitely improve.
Use a variety of shutter speeds to get unusual shots. Normally people use quick, action speeds, but slow shutters can do many fun things as well. For example, consider the cyclist as he rushes by you. The result will be that the cyclist is sharp and clear, while the background is horizontally streaked, creating a speeding effect.
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From: Steve N
To: Todd B
Date: 9/7/04 5:42 pm
Subject: Rules Question
Q: A team is losing going into the late innings. The pitcher of record for the home team is pinch-hit for to lead off the 8th inning. That pinch-hitter sparks a rally that puts the team ahead. A new pitcher is brought in for the top of the 9th to finish the game. How is the winning pitcher determined?
From: Todd B
To: Steve N
Date: 9/7/04 7:49 pm
Subject: Rules Question…and Answer!
Yo SPB86 Guy!
So, let's say it's the Padres-Reds at Riverfront…Reds are home team, and are losing 4-3 in the last of the 8th. Seaver is pinch-hit for, the Reds rally, and now the score is 5-4 Reds going into the top of the 9th. Hume is now the pitcher. He holds the lead, Reds win. Seaver gets credit for the win (because the relief pitcher had not entered the game yet when the Reds took the lead), and Hume gets the save.
If the Reds had rallied to TIE, then Seaver gets a no-decision, and Hume is there to win or lose it.
I'm also attaching the boxscore from my most-recently played game for your enjoyment. Also, if you could…and if I'm not pressuring you too much…could you send me some ideas for your slot on the Pitcher Injury chart? I'd like to polish that off before I get a pitcher injury, roll the dice, and wind up…with a blank space. Pat Zachry stumbles off the mound and disappears down a rift in the space-time continuum, and is lost forever.
I'm anxiously awaiting my next SPB86 e-mail.
And also…the dinks at Earthlink recently helped me lose my entire e-mail collection; is there a way you can re-send that letter with Pam's All-Star comment? The one with "Yeah, who's playing?" in it? It would be much appreciated…I'd like to add it to the next Stat Guide.
Talk to you later, fellow SPster…


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Early Life:
Satyanarayan Sinha was born in July 1900 to a zamindari family in Bihar. He did his schooling at Muzaffarpur Zila School and later went on to receive a law degree from the Patna University.
Sinha grew up to be an agriculturalist and zamindar who later joined Bihar politics. He became a Member of Bihar Legislative Council in 1926 and Member of Central Legislative Assembly in 1934. He was elected as the Congress Party's Whip in the Central Assembly.
Role in India's Independence Movement:
Sinha was involved in India's freedom struggle since the 1920s. He became a member of the Indian National Congress Party in 1924 and rose to various leadership positions within.
Contribution to Constitution Making:
Sinha was elected to the Constituent Assembly from Bihar from a Congress party ticket. He was the Chief Whip of the Congress Assembly Party. Unlike the current parliamentary form of three-line whip, the Assembly's whip was a 'mimeographed lists of provisions and amendments that were to be accepted or rejected'. (Granville Ausin, The Indian Constitution: Cornerstone of a Nation, pg 315-316, OUP, 2005).
Later Contributions:
Sinha was elected to the first three Lok Sabhas. He continued to serve as the Congress Party's Chief Whip. During his tenure at the Lok Sabha he held several portfolios including Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Information and Broadcasting (1963 to 1964) and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Communications (1964 to 1967).
He was appointed as the Governor of Madhya Pradesh between 1971 and 1977.
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