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Ooh! I'm so naughty! I just walked over the border. However, I'm not sure it was worth it. There is nothing left of this tomb other than one very impressive looking stone.
I assume that it was in better condition at some point this century, otherwise it would not be classed as a portal tomb , because no way is there enough left to do so now.
Portal tombs are what most people wrongly refer to as dolmens. They are, to me at least, the most strikingly designed of the megalithic tombs. They are called portal tombs because they have two large upright stones, usually very well matched, in front of the chamber that seem to form a doorway.
Resting upon the portal stones and the chamber a large capstone rests (sometimes there are two capstones - see Knockeen (County Waterford)), usually at an angle of around 22 degrees from the horizontal. Although these were originally incorporated into one end of a long cairn there are none left in this state today, although traces of the cairn can sometimes be seen upon the ground. The portal stones can be up to 3.5m tall, which combined with a thick capstone can produce an imposing monument over 5m tall. Capstones can reach in excess of 70 tonnes, with that of Browne's Hill (County Carlow) being estimated at over 120 tonnes.
Often betwen the portal stones there is a door slab, blocking the width of the entrance, but not always the full height. Door slabs are either half height, three quarter height or full height, describing the amount of the portal that they obstruct. All portal tombs would have had door slab, but this has often been removed to facilitate entry into the chamber.
Quite rarely the portal stones are the same height as the chamber and the characteristic slope of the capstone is created by the profile of the capstone (see Glendruid (County Dublin)).
This is an explanation of (and a bit of a disclaimer for) the coordinates I provide.
Where a GPS figure is given this is the master for all other coordinates. According to my Garmin these are quite accurate.
Where there is no GPS figure the 6 figure grid reference is master for the others. This may not be very accurate as it could have come from the OS maps and could have been read by eye. Consequently, all other cordinates are going to have inaccuracies.
The calculation of Longitude and Latitude uses an algorithm that is not 100% accurate. The long/lat figures are used as a basis for calculating the UTM & ITM coordinates. Consequently, UTM & ITM coordinates are slightly out.
UTM is a global coordinate system - Universal Transverse Mercator - that is at the core of the GPS system.
ITM is the new coordinate system - Irish Transverse Mercator - that is more accurate and more GPS friendly than the Irish Grid Reference system. This will be used on the next generation of Irish OS maps.


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Class of 2017: Derek Vadnais Works as Investment Specialist for Merrill Lynch
With another successful commencement behind us, recent High Point University graduates are preparing to commence prestigious career paths around the world at Fortune 500 companies, international service programs, public school systems, top-tier law, medical and graduate school programs, and many other esteemed organizations thanks to their journey at HPU. Here's a glimpse of one extraordinary senior from the Class of 2017:
Name: Derek Vadnais
Hometown: Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Major: Vadnais graduated with a major in Business Administration and a minors in Finance and Economics on May 6.
Post-graduation plans: Vadnais joins Merrill Lynch in Lincoln, Rhode Island as an investment specialist. Since starting the position in May, Vadnais has successfully completed his FINRA certifications with the passing of his Series 7 and Series 66 exams. He is working for the Merrill Edge division of Merrill Lynch, delivering financial services to Merrill's online, self-directed clients. Merrill Lynch has provided Vadnais with the experience and opportunity to challenge himself.
How HPU helped you get there: "High Point University showed me how to strive for the things you only dream of. From the beautiful dorms, classrooms, and campus, you learn what you want and where you want to be in life. Hard work does not come easy, and HPU has taught me that through constant hard work and dedication, extraordinary is in your grasp. The moment I got the interview, I gave Career & Professional Development a call. April Cosner was fantastic. She provided me with guidance, tips, but most importantly, confidence before I had the interview. She taught me how important it was just to believe in myself. When you have that confidence, it's so easy to sell yourself to a competitive employer like Merrill."
Most impactful mentor at HPU: "With an outstanding faculty and staff, it is difficult to single out a mentor. So the mentor to choose is a man that emulates everything the students, staff, and faculty stand for, Dr. Nido Qubein. While on campus, you see the commitment of a man that worked for everything he has earned. We are reminded while walking to class everyday, how hard work can pay off and it shows through the unbelievable campus that man has built.
Most impactful moment at HPU: "Joining the Kappa Sigma Fraternity was my most impactful moment at HPU. The connections and lifelong friendships I'll have with my brothers is something you cannot put into words. It is the only experience I've had where you need to experience the great impact this brotherhood can have on one, in order to fully comprehend it."
Advice for underclassmen: "Never get down on yourself. We've all been there. Whether it be not hitting your grades, not making a team, or not getting a bid to Greek Life. Work harder, and keep pushing. You will one day run into someone who will see the eagerness and desire in your eyes to succeed, and if given the opportunity, capitalize on your chance. Always be ready."


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GDF Unveils Crypto Code of Conduct
A global organization is now taking the lead in pushing for the regulation and adoption of cryptos through the launch of a Code of Conduct. The code has been developed by a group of leading crypto firms.
Companies Urged To Adhere To Crypto Code of Conduct
Global Digital Finance has unveiled the Cryptocurrency Code of Conduct. The guidelines were released on Wednesday with the hope of having a standardized environment that will push for adoption of cryptos.
In a statement, GDF revealed that top crypto firms being led by Circle and Coinbase were now founding partners. The organization operates in different parts of the world. Partner members are mandated with assisting the organization in coming up with a worldwide Code of Conduct.
Before coming up with the guide, GDF held a number of forums across three continents. The forums resulted in a Code of Conduct and Taxonomy for Cryptographic Products.
As part ensuring that all stakeholders participated, members of the public were given two months to share their views. The code was later approved after receiving positive reviews from about 200 firms and 100 individuals.
The code that has been developed is based on shared interest from the crypto family. It will assist firms and investors by making it easy for policymakers. The code touches on things like ethics, professionalism, risk management and market practices.
According to Jeremy Allaire the head of Circle, the guidelines show that investors can place their faith in the hands the crypto sector. He added that the finance sector was witnessing democratization through the use of digital properties and open ledger. Allaire added that he was thrilled to be part of GDF by assisting in establishing the code meant to enhance the customer experience.
On the other hand, Simon Taylor a founding partner of GDF stressed the importance of having ethics in the sector. He pointed out that customers are keen to know that firms are observing all the prescribed regulations.
According to Zeeshan Feroz from Coinbase UK, we need to have a clear distinction between firms that are campaigning for cryptocurrency adoption legally and those that exploit the legal limitations. He pointed out that firms can gain trust among investors through observing the Code of Conduct. GDF is also engaging regulators globally by giving a voice to the industry.


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Muhammad Ali Center Field Trips
These interactive field trip experiences are aligned with Kentucky and Indiana Core Content Standards and are developed for specific grade levels. During a visit, groups will receive 45 to 60 minutes of classroom instruction and 60 minutes of activities and exploration of the Muhammad Ali Center's exhibits. In addition, we offer pre- and post-visit lessons and teacher resources.
Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 9:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. (Please note that school trips must be scheduled at least three weeks in advance.)
Champions Aren't Made In Gyms: Tour Program for Sports Teams & Athletes
What makes a champion? Are champions defined by success on the field, court, or ring? Or are champions distinguished by something much greater?
During this experience, sports teams will take a motivational journey through the life and legacy of the Greatest of All Time, Muhammad Ali. Student athletes will leave inspired to strive for personal greatness both on the field and as leaders in their communities.
For more information, click HERE
Our self-guided visits include a structured 15-minute introduction with an education staff member. That introduction includes information about Muhammad Ali and his legacy.
- $7 per student (K-12) for Curriculum-Based Tours
- $6 per student (K-12) for Self-Guided Tours
- $7 per student for college students
- Please schedule three weeks in advance.
- We suggest that you allow approximately two hours for your visit.
- Please download and print the document Field Trip Policies and Procedures for Teachers and Chaperones and distribute prior to your visit. Helping chaperones know what to expect prior to the visit is essential for the overall experience of the children.
- The Muhammad Ali Center welcomes home school groups.
- We require a 6:1 student/chaperone ratio for all school groups. Adult chaperones will be admitted free at a six to one ratio. Additional chaperones are welcome and will receive the $10.00 per person group rate.
The Jefferson County Public Schools has instituted the Backpack of Success Skills initiative where students will show how they have become effective communicators, emerging innovators, prepared and resilient learners, globally and culturally competent citizens and productive collaborators.
Comments from Teachers
"Our Trip was a success!! Our students truly enjoyed the Ali Center! I can speak for them it will change how they look at Life. They are inspired to use his six core principles next year in our Student Council Goals to make a change in our community! We will be back next year 🙂 We Thank you so much! Awesome set up...Educational to the Max! Muhammad Ali is truly a good role model turning disappointed in to a winning experience in Life! For us to love all people and meet them were they are at in Life!!!"
"I have brought my World Religions classes to the Center for about 5 years. It is a great experience for these students to learn about Islam while discovering the value of empathy."
To schedule a school tour or for more information, please contact our Tours Department:
Each school group is required to fill out the Youth Group Interest Form prior to visiting.
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Gannett, the owner of USA TODAY, the Apalachicola Times and more than 260 daily local media properties, is launching a nationwide effort to help communities such as ours support local small businesses struggling during the coronavirus crisis.
The media company announced Monday a new website, supportlocal.usatoday.com, that will allow users to select local businesses in their community to support by buying gift cards for use at a later time.
Visitors and business owners are encouraged to add local businesses within Apalachicola, Eastpoint, St. George Island, Carrabelle and the rest of Franklin County to the platform.
"We feel that local businesses are such a core part of the fabric of the country and the communities we all live in," said Kevin Gentzel, Gannett's chief revenue officer. "They really are a reflection of the heartbeat of America."
Last Wednesday, Gentzel and Maribel Perez Wadsworth, president of Gannett's news division and publisher of USA TODAY, wrote a joint op-ed in USA TODAY urging local communities to support small businesses during the crisis.
The COVID-19 pandemic has ground everyday life in the U.S. and other parts of the world to a halt. More than 52,000 cases of illness have been reported in the U.S. and more than 675 people have died.
Small businesses have been hit hard. Many shut down to help curb the spread of the virus, though essential businesses have largely remained open, including grocery stores, gas stations and pharmacies. Many restaurants are also open in Franklin County, but only offer takeout or delivery orders.
Dinner reservation app OpenTable released new data showing just how severe the situation is for restaurants throughout the country. Sit-down dining at U.S. restaurants that participate in the company's reservation system have screeched to a halt. Reservations and walk-ins on Saturday were down 100 percent from the same day in 2019, according to OpenTable.
Lawmakers are working on emergency packages to help small businesses cover expenses as they remain shut down while consumers shelter at home and practice social distancing.
On Saturday during a White House coronavirus task force briefing, President Donald Trump said he talked with thousands of small business owners about the crisis in a conference call. He also has spoken with restaurant industry representatives.
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The One Young Summit 2018 will be held in The Hague from 17 to 20 October 2018. This Summit is being organized by One Young World, a UK-based charity gathers together the brightest young leaders from around the world, empowering them to make lasting connections to create positive change.
This year's summit is being held in The Hague. Known as the International City of Peace and Justice, The Hague is recognised for its contribution to a peaceful world over the past century. Home to the International Court of Justice, Permanent Court of Arbitration and more than 200 international organisations fostering a just and peaceful world, The Hague sets a global stage for young leaders working towards a fair, sustainable and inclusive future.
The Summit, which is held every year, brings together the most valuable young talent from global and national companies, NGOs, universities and other forward-thinking organisations are joined by world leaders, acting as the One Young World Counsellors.
At the Summit, delegates debate, formulate and share innovative solutions for the pressing issues the world faces.
At past Summits delegates were joined by a line-up of Counsellors that included Justin Trudeau, Emma Watson, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, Sir Bob Geldof, Kofi Annan, Sir Richard Branson, Meghan Markle, Professor Muhammad Yunus, Jamie Oliver, Jack Dorsey and Mary Robinson.
After each Summit, the delegates, who are then known as One Young World Ambassadors, work on their own initiatives or lend the power of the One Young World network to those initiatives already in existence. Of those in employment, many return to their companies and set about creating change from within, energising their corporate environment.
One Young World delegates are 18-30 years old who have demonstrated leadership ability and a commitment to effecting positive change. Many have already had an impact in their home countries on a range of issues, including the role of business in society, transparency in business and government, the impact of climate change, global health and hunger relief.
If you think you meet the requirements, we welcome you to apply to attend the 2018 Summit by creating a candidate profile. If your profile is approved it will be displayed on the One Young World website and you can seek the necessary funding to attend the Summit.
At the Summit Closing Ceremony, delegates graduate as One Young World Ambassadors, joining a network of young leaders who are creating positive change around the world.
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Introduction: Frozen Hard Lemonade Slushie
What's better than a nice cold beverage on a hot day? A frozen cold slushie on a hot day! You can make these delicious slushies with Mike's Hard Lemonade, Smirnoff Ice, Bartles and Jaymes, and other delicious alcoholic drinks!
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Step 1: Supplies
You don't need many things for this delicious slushie.
- Alcoholic beverage of choice - it needs to be alcoholic for this Instructable because the alcohol prevents it from freezing entirely (I used Mike's Hard Strawberry Lemonade)
- Quart Sized Freezer Bags (you can freeze a bunch at once in a gallon bag if you want this for a party!)
- Garnishes (I had to throw a strawberry on my glass)
- A Fancy Glass for serving - go fancy with glass or go for a big crowd and get a pack of plastic ones
*Optionally, you can use a Collapsible Water Bottle. The first time I made this I used a collapsible water bottle I got for free at a running event and it was really nice because it stood up nicely in the freezer and it took longer to crush up and get out of the spout in the water bottle. Why is it good that it took longer to get out of the water bottle? You'll see later that if you crush it up fast, it is more in the snow cone consistency. The longer you smash it up, the more melted it gets which makes it more slushy-like.
Step 2: Freeze
This is so easy. Pour the beverage into the bag, seal it up and stick it in the freezer.
If you are going to do this for a party, I would say to throw these in the freezer the night before and you will be all set by morning. Otherwise, it takes around 5 hours, but you can just check on it and drink it whenever you feel like it.
Step 3: Time to Crush It!
I prepared my garnish and then pulled my bag out of the freezer.
It will seem like it is one big solid block, but once you bag on it a few times it will start to break up and smash really easily. You can just use your hands or go for a rolling pin.
Using your hands is good, because you are going to want to melt this a little bit so it is more slushie like and less snow cone like.
Step 4: Dish It Up...
Once it is smashed up you can go ahead and serve it right away, but as you can see in that first image, it is going to be more like a snow cone right away. I would say to just continue to kneed the bag up in your hands until it appears to be the consistency you want. You can always dish them up at snow cone consistency and then by the time you serve them they should be more melted.
I threw mine back in the bag and smushed it up some more until it was the way I wanted it.
Step 5: And Enjoy!
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Just put some in the Freezer, Great Idea =]
Very easy :)
Smart and so pretty!!!
Thank you :)
Thanks. I'm bad about freezing them in the bottle and risking explosions and mess. I twist the cap off then halfway back on. This is a saner approach.
such a good idea and looks tastty!
Looks refreshing! Slurp! :D
Here in Italy we don't have Mike's lemonade... Does it taste like Bacardi? It looks similar!
Most of the drinks like Mike's in the USA are actually flavored malt beverages. Even the ones that are made by companies like Bacardi.
More research will have to be done with the harder alcohol.
Thanks for the info mbittersweet ;)
I made the link with Bacardi 'cause they look very similar
Umm, I'm not sure if I can describe it. It's really just like lemonade. It has a unflavored malt liquor in it.
Hope I can get a sip, someday! :)
40-odd years ago we made what we called an alcoholic icee. As I remember (a dicey proposition at this remove) we used half a can of frozen pink lemonade, 6? ounces of vodka (cheaper the better), a blender full of crushed ice. Blend until slushy. A warning: The resulting slush looks and tastes like it's non-alcoholic. It isn't. You can become very inebriated very quickly drinking this stuff. Sometimes we would add a slug of a jug wine called Paisano for flavor.
Hmm, I think this would be really good for a party if you crushed it to snow cone consistency then combined it with an equal portion of blended watermelon (which should send you into the slushie consistency) then throwing it into a watermelon keg. I know what I'm doing for the fourth!
That sounds delicious!
Very yum and easy!
I still can't get over how pretty it is :D
Why thank you :)


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Associate Professor Phillip (Phill) Dawson is Associate Director of the Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning. Phill's assessment research interests include feedback; digital threats to academic integrity; academics' assessment design thinking; and learning analytics. He also has a research background in mentoring; peer learning and higher education pedagogy. His methodological expertise includes research synthesis; digital research methods; and case study research. This equips him to hack online exams; bring together vast bodies of research to answer practical questions; and work with educators and students to understand what works for them, and why.
A/Prof Dawson holds a PhD in Higher Education and a first-class honours degree in Computer Science. He also has over a decade of university teaching experience and he has been awarded multiple Vice-Chancellor's awards and a citation from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council.
Before joining Deakin in 2015, Phill was Senior Lecturer in Learning and Teaching at Monash University. While at Monash he led the $220k Office for Learning and Teaching project Improving Assessment: Understanding Educational Decision-Making in Practice which produced a range of outputs for researchers and practitioners. He also led a $50k industry-funded learning analytics project that produced the Engagement Analytics plugin, which is used at the largest Moodle installations in the world.
Phill disseminates his work through scholarly journals and popular/social media. He has published in the top journals relevant to assessment and educational technology, as well as top generalist education journals. He has been interviewed by all major Australian newspapers, Radio National and Triple J. Phill maintains a strong presence on The Conversation, and his higher education YouTube channel receives more than 100 hours of viewing per month.
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A framework for developing and supporting student leadership in higher education
J Skalicky, K Warr Pedersen, J van der Meer, S Fuglsang, P Dawson, S Stewart
(2020), Vol. 45, pp. 100-116, Studies in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
The law and the outlaw: is legal prohibition a viable solution to the contract cheating problem?
A Amigud, P Dawson
(2020), Vol. 45, pp. 98-108, Assessment and evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
How first-year students perceive and experience assessment of academic literacies
J Zhou, K Zhao, P Dawson
(2020), Vol. 45, pp. 266-278, Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, C1
How conceptualising respect can inform feedback pedagogies
J Zhou, P Dawson, J Tai, M Bearman
(2020), Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, C1
What makes for effective feedback: staff and student perspectives
P Dawson, M Henderson, P Mahoney, M Phillips, T Ryan, D Boud, E Molloy
(2019), Vol. 44, pp. 25-36, Assessment and evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
Can training improve marker accuracy at detecting contract cheating? A multi-disciplinary pre-post study
W Sutherland-Smith, Phillip Dawson
(2019), Vol. 44, pp. 715-725, Assessment & evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
Threats to student evaluative judgement and their management
G Joughin, D Boud, P Dawson
(2019), Vol. 38, pp. 537-549, Higher education research and development, Abingdon, Eng., C1
Student perspectives of engagement in learning in contemporary and digital contexts
J Tai, R Bellingham, J Lang, P Dawson
(2019), Vol. 38, pp. 1075-1089, Higher Education Research and Development, London, Eng., C1
Can software improve marker accuracy at detecting contract cheating? A pilot study of the Turnitin authorship investigate alpha
P Dawson, W Sutherland-Smith, M Ricksen
(2019), pp. 1-10, Assessment and evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
M Henderson, T Ryan, D Boud, P Dawson, M Phillips, E Molloy, P Mahoney
(2019), Active Learning in Higher Education, C1
Conditions that enable effective feedback
M Henderson, M Phillips, T Ryan, D Boud, P Dawson, E Molloy, P Mahoney
(2019), Vol. 38, pp. 1401-1416, Higher Education Research and Development, C1
Targeting the Infant Gut Microbiota Through a Perinatal Educational Dietary Intervention: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial
S Dawson, J Craig, G Clarke, M Mohebbi, P Dawson, M Tang, F Jacka
(2019), Vol. 8, pp. 1-14, JMIR Research Protocols, Toronto, Ont., C1
Reframing assessment research: through a practice perspective
D Boud, P Dawson, M Bearman, S Bennett, G Joughin, E Molloy
(2018), Vol. 43, pp. 1107-1118, Studies in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
Sharing successes and hiding failures: 'reporting bias' in learning and teaching research
P Dawson, S Dawson
(2018), Vol. 43, pp. 1405-1416, Studies in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
Can markers detect contract cheating? Results from a pilot study
P Dawson, W Sutherland-Smith
(2018), Vol. 43, pp. 287-293, Assessment and evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
Academics' perceptions of the benefits and challenges of self and peer assessment in higher education
C Adachi, J Tai, P Dawson
(2018), Vol. 43, pp. 294-306, Assessment & evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
A framework for designing, implementing, communicating and researching peer assessment
C Adachi, J Tai, P Dawson
(2018), Vol. 37, pp. 453-467, Higher education research and development, Abingdon, Eng., C1
Exemplars, feedback and bias: How do computers make evaluative judgements?
P Dawson
(2018), pp. 99-107, Developing evaluative judgement in higher education : assessment for knowing and producing quality work, Abingdon, Eng., B1
Creating an agenda for developing students' evaluative judgement
D Boud, P Dawson, J Tai, R Ajjawi
(2018), pp. 186-195, Developing evaluative judgement in higher education: assessment for knowing and producing quality work, Abingdon, Eng., B1
Conceptualising evaluative judgement for sustainable assessment in higher education
R Ajjawi, J Tai, P Dawson, D Boud
(2018), pp. 7-17, Developing evaluative judgement in higher education: assessment for knowing and producing quality work, Abingdon, Eng., B1
Assessment rubrics: towards clearer and more replicable design, research and practice
P Dawson
(2017), Vol. 42, pp. 347-360, Assessment and evaluation in higher education, C1
Competition, education and assessment: connecting history with recent scholarship
R Nelson, P Dawson
(2017), Vol. 42, pp. 304-315, Assessment and evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1-1
How technology shapes assessment design: findings from a study of university teachers
S Bennett, P Dawson, M Bearman, E Molloy, D Boud
(2017), Vol. 48, pp. 672-682, British journal of educational technology, London, Eng., C1
How university teachers design assessments: a cross-disciplinary study
M Bearman, P Dawson, S Bennett, M Hall, E Molloy, D Boud, G Joughin
(2017), Vol. 74, pp. 49-64, Higher education, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, C1
Improving assessment tasks through addressing our unconscious limits to change
G Joughin, P Dawson, D Boud
(2017), Vol. 42, pp. 1221-1232, Assessment & evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1
The development of a tailored, career-focused interactive online learning tool for physical activity and health students: a pilot study
M Teychenne, S Sahlqvist, D Teychenne, S Macfarlane, P Dawson, S Costigan
(2017), Vol. 8, pp. 60-74, Journal of teaching and learning for graduate employability, [Melbourne, Vic.], C1
How does technology enable scaling up assessment for learning?
Phillip Dawson, Michael Henderson
(2017), Vol. 5, pp. 209-222, Scaling up assessment for learning in higher education, Singapore, B1
Developing evaluative judgement: enabling students to make decisions about the quality of work
J Tai, R Ajjawi, D Boud, P Dawson, E Panadero
(2017), Vol. 76, pp. 467-481, Higher education, Cham, Switzerland, C1
Five ways to hack and cheat with bring-your-own-device electronic examinations
P Dawson
(2016), Vol. 47, pp. 592-600, British journal of educational technology, Chichester, Eng., C1-1
Support for assessment practice: developing the assessment design decisions framework
M Bearman, P Dawson, D Boud, S Bennett, M Hall, E Molloy
(2016), Vol. 21, pp. 545-556, Teaching in higher education, London, Eng., C1
Knowledge acquisition for learning analytics: comparing teacher-derived, algorithm-derived, and hybrid models in the moodle engagement analytics plugin
D Liu, D Richards, P Dawson, J Froissard, A Atif
(2016), Vol. 9806, pp. 183-197, Knowledge Management and Acquisition for Intelligent Systems : 14th Pacific Rim Knowledge Acquisition Workshop, PKAW 2016 Phuket, Thailand, August 22?23, 2016 Proceedings, Phuket, Thailand, E1
Enabler or inhibitor? Educational technology in self and peer assessment
C Adachi, J Tai, P Dawson
(2016), pp. 11-16, ASCILITE 2016 : Show Me The Learning : Proceedings of the 33rd International Conference of Innovation, Practice and Research in the Use of Educational Technologies in Tertiary Education, Adelaide, South Australia, E1
Motivation and cognitive load in the flipped classroom : definition, rationale and a call for research
L Abeysekera, P Dawson
(2015), Vol. 34, pp. 1-14, Higher education research & development, Abingdon, Eng., C1-1
Beyond a definition: toward a framework for designing and specifying mentoring models
P Dawson
(2014), Vol. 43, pp. 137-145, Educational researcher, London, Eng., C1-1
Our anonymous online research participants are not always anonymous: Is this a problem?
Phillip Dawson
(2014), Vol. 45, pp. 428-437, British journal of educational technology, London, Eng., C1-1
On the effectiveness of supplemental instruction: a systematic review of supplemental instruction and peer-assisted study sessions literature between 2001 and 2010
P Dawson, J van der Meer, J Skalicky, K Cowley
(2014), Vol. 84, pp. 609-639, Review of educational research, London, Eng., C1-1
A contribution to the history of assessment: how a conversation simulator redeems Socratic method
R Nelson, P Dawson
(2014), Vol. 39, pp. 195-204, Assessment & evaluation in higher education, Abingdon, Eng., C1-1
Exploring tablet PC lectures: lecturer experiences and student perceptions in biomedicine
J Choate, G Kotsanas, P Dawson
(2014), Vol. 30, pp. 167-183, Australasian journal of educational technology, Perth, W.A., C1-1
Conversational reading: History and context for a new genre of virtual learning
R Nelson, P Dawson
(2014), Vol. 6, pp. 374-387, Digital culture & education, Melbourne, Vic., C1-1
The new higher education reality: what is an appropriate model to address the widening participation agenda?
P Dawson, K Charman, S Kilpatrick
(2013), Vol. 32, pp. 706-1721, Higher education research and development, Abingdon, England, C1
Qualitative synthesis and systematic review in health professions education
Margaret Bearman, Phillip Dawson
(2013), Vol. 47, pp. 252-260, Medical education, London, Eng., C1-1
Assessment might dictate the curriculum, but what dictates assessment?
Phillip Dawson, Margaret Bearman, David Boud, Matt Hall, Elizabeth Molloy, Sue Bennett, Gordon Joughin
(2013), Vol. 1, pp. 107-111, Teaching & learning inquiry, Bloomington, In., C1-1
Networked interactive whiteboards : rationale, affordances and new pedagogies for regional Australian higher education
P Dawson
(2010), Vol. 26, pp. 523-533, Australasian journal of educational technology, Figtree, N.S.W., C1
Supporting first year student supporters : an online mentoring model for supplemental instruction leaders
P Dawson, L Lockyer, B Ferry
(2007), pp. 1-10, Engage, regenerate, experiment : 10th Pacific Rim First Year in Higher Education Conference, 4-6 July 2007, QUT Gardens Point (city) Campus, Brisbane, Australia : conference proceedings, Brisbane, Queensland, E1-1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
Feedback for learning: closing the assessment loop.
Dr Michael Henderson, Prof David Boud, A/Prof Elizabeth Molloy, A/Prof Phillip Dawson, Dr Michael Phillips
OLT Innovation and Development Grants - Office for Learning and Teaching
- 2018: $5,475
- 2017: $78,024
Industry and Other Funding
Improving contract cheating detection by markers and algorithms ¿ Data Collection Phase
A/Prof Phillip Dawson, A/Prof Wendy Sutherland-Smith
- 2017: $10,000
No completed student supervisions to report


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OneLook Systems co-founder, Pat King, will form part of the speaking panel at the 2019 Northern Ireland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Expo. The event, being held this year in Belfast, will bring people from the food, pharmaceutical, medical, chemical and engineering sectors together under one roof. The purpose of the Manufacturing & Supply Chain Expo is for attendees to gain industry insights that might help them, as well as give an opportunity to share good practice and learn from each other's experience.
Pat will engage with the audience on the topic of Applying The 5 Principles Of Lean To EHS Using Software.


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How to shoot cocktails – studio photography tutorial
– In this five minutes
photography tutorial, I'm going to show you how
to shoot this composition. Sweetened milk, Elmer's Glue, whipping cream, real cream and some fake ice, three strobes and
candlelight, and the image. This is a short version of
the full workshop that we had for Pro Club members at Photigy Pro Club. If you want to see
everything, all the details, go to Photigy and watch it there. What do we need? You need to mix Elmer's Glue,
sweetened condensed milk, real milk into in the cocktail, okay. Then, you need to have some
ice, fake ice, and nice glass. Clean it, if needed, put some ice in it (bag rustling) Oh, this is not real ice of course. This is a rubber, it's actually resin but it looks like real ice. If you want to find out what
it is, and how we made it, go to workshop number 66 or
you can watch another video, here is the link that
posted on Photigy channel and I explain how to make this ice. Cold brewed coffee, it's
clear, it's nice, it's dark and I mix it with water
and make it coffee. Using Photigy effects,
50S medium format camera with 80mm lens, this lens is about 50mm if you use 45, 35mm camera. We'll be shooting from top. Let's talk about light, I have
three lights plus one candle. First light is here, you can
see that I create a gradient. Okay, this is why we
need to have a diffuser. This light with sharp angle,
touching with one side, okay it's touching one side. It creates a gradient, check it out. The reflection on the
glass on the left side is what is made by this. If, let's say, I have by this
light, if I have it here, check out what will happen. It will move actually,
yeah, and won't be on the, well you can see the light view right. It won't be on the edge. I want this light to be on
the edge and be a gradient. This way we showing the walling, the showing that it's not flat, it's a cylindrical subject. Okay, so now we have it on the edge. One more light, what light? Top light, let's turn it on. This light shoots from top, okay, it highlights the composition, it highlights everything
that is on the table, okay. Then we need one more
light, what kind of light? Background light, background
light we shoot it, I have very soft background
light and it's there. You can see the result, okay. The focus is on the glass. It has beautiful, beautiful focus, well actually can adjust it a little bit. Uh, let me do this right now. Double tap on the screen
and make it in focus. Of course we use manual
focus, it's super important. I was telling this, we use manual focus. Okay, and now when we have all this, let's turn on the candlelight. You see, it's very, very, almost invisible one 500th of a second, it's
not a good shutter speed to capture continuous light. What I'm doing, I'm
shutting down the light that I have in studio and
changing the shutter speed to be four seconds, okay. Now all the light in the
studio, except the laptop light and little bit of model light, is off. 4 seconds shutter speed, F 6.3, ISO 100. I didn't touch anything except shutter. Use remote control of course. (camera beeping) So there is no shakiness in the camera and we have this image. Now it's time to turn
back, turn everything back to one 500th of a second, why, because I'm going to do motion. I'm going to have our stuff
to go inside the glass, okay. And for this, I need to
have faster frame rate. So I'm shooting at continuous mode now. Let's do this. (camera clicking) Okay, and the last piece is a creamer. (cream foaming) Creamer goes on top then
some chocolate goes on top and shooting, shooting fast. It was a fast version of
over one hour workshop, okay, plus over one hour post-production because this is actually a composite shot and there is a reason for this. If you want to watch it, go
to Pro Club and it's there. Join us anytime, you're
welcome to be part of Pro Club. We are the best place to
learn product photography. Okay, see you on the workshop,
subscribe to the channel, next time I'll be posting short video from the next workshop as well. Okay, see you, goodbye. (high pitched clicking) (long calm note) Real cream, a professional
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Heidi Christina Hansen
Ti0651583/Nille Nadia Hansen
I have chosen a typical Copenhagen's largest kitchen.
The Copenhagen kitchens are not so big, and there must be room for practicality and luxury.
I have chosen a washing and drying machine that can be stored behind a kitchen door. The same applies to dishwasher and fridge and freezer cabinet.
Since the spaces are small, design must be kept simple and as clean as possible.
When choosing the washing machine, we have seen sound, energy and an extra good dry program. By choosing to cool the cabinet, we have seen sound, ventilation and that it has 2 thermostats.
A kitchen must be functional but also useful. Therefore, we have chosen an induction plate so that cooking is easy to control with the temperature and super delicious detail, it works with emfang, hop to hood. Emfang is flat at the bottom of a closet so it's easy to clean and almost can not be seen.
The kitchen must have a good taste of design therefore a completely black oven has been chosen. and a coffee machine that suits.
We have chosen a wine chill because the Copenhagen customer is very style proven and likes to pamper himself and his guests
A kitchen may look like cooking for hours, even if you are buying takeaway every day.


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Freedom Begins Here is confronting the issues no one wants to talk about. We've created numerous video resources for individuals, small groups, youth groups, and counselors to help people find freedom from porn addiction and other sexual sin.
We just returned from the Ascension Convention in Chicago where 1,500 students and youth pastors assembled for one powerful weekend. Something exciting happened for us as well. This event marks the first time Rush of Fools presented Freedom Begins Here from the concert stage.
As you will hear from the video, Kevin took several minutes to talk about the crisis of pornography and sexual addiction, announced our partnership and urged leaders to meet with us the next morning at 8AM. You can see the (very low quality) video here:
We figured only a few would come that early in the morning. We were wrong. It was standing room only. People came because they understand the crisis and they're ready to tackle this monster that is stealing innocence from our youth.
Some of the stories we heard shook us to the core yet motivate us to keep doing what we do. A woman with tears in her eyes was helping her sister who had recently discovered her husband's addiction to porn. She had never heard about FBH until that morning. Youth leaders told us how their kids are sending hundreds of pornographic pictures back and forth using cell phones. The kids don't see anything wrong with it. We spoke with a middle school counselor who is dealing with kids having group sex…in middle school! This is happening right here, in our schools, in our churches, in our homes. It is no longer about those people who need help for their problem. This is our problem. That is why we need everyone to join this movement with us.
Thank you so much for your support, encouragement and prayers so far. We know that the work has only begun. Please invite as many people as you can to join the Freedom Begins Here cause.


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The almost true exploits of an intrepid spinster and her stitching...and all of the things that make up her crazy, happy, quiet little life.
Jan 6, 2018
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In implementing work plans, the starting point is the choice of material, which could affect not just the choice of the model of a kitchen or of its color.
The kitchen worktops are called "top" and can be custom made or cut to size with different materials:
• Plans natural, with a glossy and very resistant, made with slabs of marble and granite.
• Plans in ceramics made of ceramic tiles or terracotta tiles
• Stainless steel shelves, strong, durable and visually striking
• Worktop laminate, which are those made by FAB
The studio kitchen
The kitchen worktops are made from coated panels of plastic laminates normally produced at high pressure, stable and impermeable, highly impact resistant. The laminate is the most common material used in making these plans work because it guarantees resistance to scratches, heat, and abrasion. During the production cycle of the studio kitchen we must be very careful in blocking every possible point of water infiltration.
We supply cut to size worktop also, so we can meet all the needs of the customer.
In the movie in the produce section of the site, you can see, in detail, how we achieve cut to size worktops in laminate, which will give light and strength to your studio kitchen.


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We assist our broker-dealer clients with their formation and registration under federal and state securities laws. We provide advice to these clients with respect to:
- agreements with their customers;
- underwriting, distribution, private placement and finder activities;
- compensation arrangements;
- compliance with state and federal securities laws;
- trading, margin, clearing and settlement, reporting and recordkeeping obligations; and
- employment and general business matters.
We also advise other regulated entities in the securities and commodities business, including commodity pool operators and commodity trading advisers.
We regularly advise our broker-dealer and other regulated clients in connection with examinations by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc., the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and other federal and state regulatory agencies.


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Creative Learning
Creative Learning through the Arts - Grant funding
As part of the All-Wales Arts and Education Offer, the Arts Council of Wales make grants available to schools to encourage and inspire learners - to get them excited about the arts from an early age and to start on the journey of being a life-long arts enthusiast.
Go and See
- Schools can apply for a grant of up to £1000 to cover the cost of their learners attending high-quality arts events – including theatre performances and visits to galleries and exhibitions, as well as other arts-related activities. This can also cover visiting an arts professional in their own working environment, while undertaking or creating their work.
- You can apply for a grant covering up to 90% of the cost of the experience, with your school match-funding the remaining 10%.
The grant can also be used to cover the cost of transport to an event, even if there is no charge for the event itself.
A list of activities and experiences led by the four Regional Arts and Education Networks as part of the All-Wales Arts and Education Offer is available on the Creative Learning Zone events page. However, any reasonable arts-related activity will be considered as part of the application process.
For more information and for details on how to apply, visit the Arts Council of Wales' website.
Creative Collaborations
Creative Collaborations grants can be provided to fund wider arts, cultural and creative activities, with schools able to apply for funding of between £5,000 and £15,000 to develop innovative, ambitious sustained projects.
These can include working with other schools, longer term experiencing the arts' events or working with creative practitioners.
For more information on this project, visit the Arts Council of Wales' website.


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This is linked to Whole Food Wednesdays, Freaky Friday, Strut Your Stuff Thursday, Full Plate Thursday, Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways, Totally Tasty Tuesdays, Tuesday Talent Show, Fat Tuesday, Monday Mania and Seasonal Inspiration.
Baked Salmon with Garlic & Lime
I love the marinade for that salmon! So simple and yet so delicious.
This looks great. I always have to force myself to eat Salmon but the lime here looks like something I would really love, thanks.
That looks and sounds wonderful! Yum!!
What a delicious way to serve Salmon. My husband loves salmon and I just don't make it often enough.
We just love Salmon and this looks delicious!
Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday. Hope you have a great week end and come back soon!
Miz Helen
That is making my mouth water! I am in a seriously relationship with salmon, so that's a good thing!
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Some time ago I managed to effectively clear a totally blocked thermoblock by giving it a long 'hot soak' using undiluted vinegar.
I kept the thermoblock warm to hot by connecting a 24v transformer to the element terminals and pushing the vinegar into it every couple of hours using a syringe with thin plastic tubing attached.
I found the whole setup easier to manage with the thermoblock removed from the machine and laying horizontal.
The low voltage supply to the element kept it at a good temperature to greatly speed up the reaction between the internal scale and the vinegar - a steady stream of bubbles could be seen coming from the steam tubes. From memory, it took a day or two to fully clear it.
Many garden light transformers are 24v output (AC or DC does not matter) and can often be picked up very cheaply at op-shops or garage sales. The heating element only draws less than 0.5A at this voltage so you need to make sure that the transformer is rated to supply this current continuously. The element has a resistance of approx 50ohms when cold. A couple of clips need to be fitted to the leads so they can be securely attached to the thermoblock terminals - try not to let them touch and short circuit with the power on or the sparks will fly and you could burn out the transformer.


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Doctor of Business Administration
Application Process
We are now reviewing applications for fall 2020. If you are interested in attending this fall, please complete your application as soon as possible. Once 24 seats are filled, we will begin to review applications for fall 2021.
Complete the online application. Application requirements include a copy of your most current résumé, essays, official transcripts, a $100 application fee, and proof of lawful presence documentation. See below for instructions on all components.
Please upload your full, detailed resume.
Essays should be 1-1.5 pages each and uploaded in the essay portion of your online application.
Your three essays questions are:
- Why do you want to obtain an Executive Doctorate in Business? What are your goals?
- What are your expectations of the program? How do you believe the program will help you achieve your goals?
- What is your strategy for successful participation, including plans for committing the time (usually 25-30 hours per week) and effort necessary to excel in the program?
Upload unofficial transcripts to your application for immediate review upon submission. Official transcripts are also required, sent directly to the program. Official copies can be sent after submission of your application. See below for instructions.
Send official transcripts for all college and university-level degree education (even if degree was not obtained) to:
The Executive Doctorate in Business Program
Georgia State University
c/o Jorge Vallejos
3348 Peachtree Rd. NE
Tower Place 200, Ste. 500
Atlanta, GA 30326
If the transcript is sent via E-script, please remit to:
c/o Jorge Vallejos
Selection Process
Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee comprising faculty and the directors of the Doctor of Business Administration program.
Potential candidates will be short-listed based on meeting criteria that include:
- Managerial experience in senior positions
- Capacity for conducting applied scholarship
- Compatibility of professional goals with the objectives of the Executive Doctorate program
- Motivation and commitment
- Master's degree and coursework studied
Short-listed applicants will be interviewed by the selection committee, who will make final admission decisions.
Class size will be approximately 24 students.
International Applicants
International and domestic students follow the same application process. International Doctor of Business Administration applicants are not required to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). However, they must provide proof of an F-1 or J-1 Visa.
Transfer Students
The Doctor of Business Administration program does not accept transfer credits.


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A group of Ukranian women exposed their breasts as a battle-cry for 'feminism' in Paris. Is fighting the the feminist war with naked bodies the way to go? Alyona discusses the issue with guests Kongit Farrell, Sheila Hageman, Alex Fredericks and Marina Galperina.
With "My Queue" you can quickly save videos to watch later.
To add an item to your queue just click the sign next to the video.
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The world of beauty and fashion is alive and well in Kentucky. Look no further than the award-winning House of Beauty Salon & Spa for a stellar example. But you probably know that already, if you currently work in one of the related professions, such as hair, nails, barbering or esthetics. Do you remember your first teacher? Wed bet they completed their cosmetology teacher requirements from a beauty school approved by the state. And you can too, if your goal is to teach the next generation of beauty professionals in Kentucky.
So, how do we fit into this crazy world of beauty? We are a passionate group who cares about style, fashion, nails, skin care and who doesnt love a massage? Thats why we work tirelessly to help students in all 50 states, plus D.C., find beauty school programs that align with their goals. If you need the highlights of what to expect, glance down to our easy facts. If you want to go ahead and view your local and state cosmetology school listings, we have that pretty little search box up top, and a list you can contact schools from directly below.
The cosmetology instructor licensing process in Kentucky is straightforward. You must have a cosmetology license for at least one year prior to applying for instructor licensure. You must go through 1,000 hours of training and teaching to be approved to teach courses independently. Then, you can take your written and practical exams. You receive your license once the Board receives proof of your passing scores.
Contact the licensing agency to learn more:
Kentucky cosmetology instructor courses and programs should help you learn effective communication, leadership and ways to design coursework so students can fully grasp the concepts of cosmetology. When choosing programs, be sure to compare the courses each one offers side-by-side. This will help you see clearly which program aligns with your professional aspirations and standards for instructor training.
Kentucky teacher training course topics:
- Student performance evaluation
- Classroom management
- Lesson planning
- Student retention
Like many states, Kentucky does not have an official cosmetology instructor license; so you will need to go through their regular cosmetology licensure process. Once complete, you must hold your license for 1,000 training hours and pass instructor exams. You are not required to take continuing education courses to maintain your license. However, you are expected to renew your license every year during the month of July, by the last day of the month. The renewal fee is $20, and processed by the Kentucky Board of Cosmetology.
The Job Outlook for a Beauty School Instructor in Kentucky appears to have some room for growth. Beauty School Instructors can expect some competition in the KY market and should consider specializing to easily promote instruction strengths. With a location quotient of 1.69 and an average annual wage of $50,520, Kentucky is considered to have an above average employment level for this occupation, and with a decent wage.
- Bowling Green Beauty College - Bowling Green, KY
- Empire Beauty School - Louisville, KY
- Trend Setters Academy of Beauty Culture - Louisville, KY
Kentucky Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists
111 St. James Court, Suite A
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Phone Number: 502-564-4262
Fax Number: 502-564-0481
E-mail Address: Website Contact Form
The Kentucky State Board of Cosmetology can help you with replacing a lost cosmetology license, updating change of name or change of address information, and acquiring out-of-state and other useful forms, as well as answer additional questions about obtaining a Kentucky state cosmetology license.
In order to succeed as a cosmetologist in Kentucky, it is imperative to join associations to network with other professionals in the cosmetology field. Below, there are a few different associations and organizations that are available in the state of Kentucky.
- Kentucky State Board of Cosmetology
- Kentucky Board of Hairdressers & Cosmetologists
- Professional Beauty Association - Kentucky Charter


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Company Directors Dale & Steve Shaw and the rest of the team would like to welcome you to our newly launched website, after 8+ years we see this as the beginning of a new era for our expanding company.
Month: June 2015
Have you used our services? What did you think? Leave a testimonial or give us feedback using our contact form.


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Future Vision
Northern Virginia's Science Center
Until the opening of the Children's Science Center Lab in 2015, Northern Virginia was the largest metropolitan area in our state – and nation – without a children's museum or interactive science center. Today the Children's Science Center serves over 70,000 visitors a year at the Lab and via community programs across the region. At 5,400 square feet, the Lab is the smallest in Virginia and smallest per-capita science center in the nation. Growing demand and limited capacity at the Lab continue to drive the need for a larger facility to better serve our region's 2.5 million people, including over a half million children.
We have a fantastic opportunity to grow to meet the need. We have received a donation of land at the Kincora development in Dulles, Virginia on Route 28, approximately 4 miles north of Dulles Airport. Here we will construct a world-class interactive science center for visitors all ages. A detailed master plan has been developed for a 70,000+ square foot museum facility.
We have developed a public-private partnership to bring expertise and resources that will enable significant growth and long-term sustainability. Our future science center will be part of a state-wide network of science centers, serving as the northern state division of the Science Museum of Virginia. The Museum brings over four decades of experience in providing extraordinary informal STEM learning experiences at two existing museums in Richmond and Danville Virginia. In February 2019, the state's General Assembly and the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors made commitments of support for this public-private partnership that will ultimately provide two-thirds of the funds needed for the over $75M project to build the future science center at Kincora. The remaining funds will be raised via a campaign that engages private supporters including families, foundations and corporations.
Great science centers and museums are reflections of their communities, both as they exist and their aspirations for the future. Our plan reflects those hopes, dreams, and ambitions, being a plan that was developed with the input of hundreds of citizens of Northern Virginia, including corporate and community leaders, educators, parents, and children.
Our vision is rooted in our core purposes:
- INSPIRE a love of learning science, technology, engineering and mathematics that fuels the next generation workforce.
- SHOWCASE our community and the identity of Northern Virginia as a technology hub — actively demonstrating what our region is and aspires to be.
- PROVIDE high-quality interactive, hands-on experiences for families, schools, and learners of all ages to explore, create, and be inspired.
- FILL a major gap—Northern Virginia is the largest metro area in the nation without a children's museum or science center.
As we grow we will expand our impact, reach and perspective. We will engage over 300,000 visitors annually and inspire audiences ages 1 to 101. We will explore topics beyond the traditional view of science, and use science as a lens through which we look at the world as curious, creative and critical thinkers. As a part of this transformative process, we will unveil a new name and brand identity for Northern Virginia's future science center.
Now in the planning stages, the timeline for opening the future science center depends upon community support. Join an upcoming Inspiration Tour to learn more about our work today, our vision for the future, and how you can help!


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So I've talked a lot of crap about the Cowbell and my "More Cowbell" playlist on Twitter and Facebook lately, and I've had a couple questions about it (well, ok, no questions, but this is my blog, so I'm talking about it anyway!) and I figured I'd run through it and comment here and there for y'all. Great idea, right? I mean, everyone can use more cowbell, right?
Now that you're all primed for this, let's get rolling. We're gonna rock a bulleted list for this post, cause the bullets kinda remind me of a cowbell if I squint REALLY hard.
- First up, we've got Nazareth's "Hair of the Dog". This song starts STRONG, with massive amounts of cowbell right out of the gate. Then you've got a pissed off (and likely drunk) Scottish guy yelling "Now you're messin' with a… SON OF A BITCH!" into the mic. This song climaxes with a talkbox AND cowbell solo that's just crazy amounts of epic awesome. If this doesn't get you going in the morning, nothing will.
- Then I put a palate cleanser in there. Prince's "U Got the Look". Yes, it's Prince. But you've got Shelia E. banging away on drums AND cowbell… and 80s icon Sheena Easton singing the chorus. Nothing wrong with any of that.
- Next, AC/DC's classic, "You Shook Me All Night Long". The cowbell here is audible, but more subtle and mixed in than on either of the previous tracks. Still, it's a cowbell classic.
- We get back to some loud cowbell with the B-52s "Love Shack". The cowbell here sounds… different, slightly muted, but definitely in there and rockin' with the band. Just the right amount of cowbell to offset the freak of the '52s.
- Then we flash back to the 60s with the Beatles and "Drive My Car". My man Ringo whacks that bell all throughout this song, but he's got JUST the right amount of cowbell. The man is a genius.
- Now it's on to Joe Walsh and the James Gang with "Funk #49". Fair amount of cowbell, but the high point is a cowbell and bongo solo. Plus, you've got a presidential candidate on vocals, how can you go wrong with THAT?
- Moving up to the late 80s with Warrant's "Cherry Pie". Subtle cowbell here, of course, as you don't want to overwhelm the cherry bouquet of the 80s glam rock.
- Back to the 60s again, with the Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour". Ringo's whacking his bell again on this one, though not nearly as much as "Drive My Car". The tune doesn't call for as much cowbell, though. If cowbell were a spice, Ringo would be a master chef.
- I crank the cowbell back up to 11 with Grand Funk Railroad's "We're an American Band". You know that if the first note on the tune is a cowbell that you're in for a treat, and this song definitely will be a prescription to your cowbell fever.
- Then I bounce into another classic cowbell track - "Honky Tonk Woman", by the Rolling Stones. Between Mick, Keith, and the cowbell, I'm not sure who the star of this song is.
- Now we roll into "Low Rider" by War. Lots of Latin cowbell in this track (el cowbello?) but the whole thing works, and you can't help but think of a slammed Impala rollin' slow, and jumpin' with hydraulics down the boulevard when this track kicks in.
- "All Right Now", by Free. This tune rolls back our cowbell level to a dosage of about 8 or so, but it's a great rock 'n roll track. Hard to believe Paul Rodgers was 21 when he belted out that tune.
- We keep the cowbell simmering at an 8 with Bachmann-Turner Overdrive's "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet". Heavy cowbell in the chorus, but it backs off the 'bell at times so you don't cowbell overdose.
- Gunter glieben glauchen globen. That's how "Rock of Ages" by Def Leppard starts, then tosses you straight into drummer Rick Allen's cowbell. They call Allen "The Thunder God", but all I can hear here is cowbell.
- As we roll into the home stretch, we bring the cowbell down to a low boil at about a 7 level with Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein". Speaking of Frankenstein, have you seen Edgar Winter? The dude's an albino. Trip OUT. But between the synth, cowbell, and guitar, the tune's a 70s era masterpiece.
- Then we slam right into cowbell right off the bat again with "Mississippi Queen" by Mountain. This is one of the quintessential rock tunes with the cowbell. The bell's loud and proud throughout the whole tune, and the kickin' guitar keeps your foot tappin' the whole time. The only problem with this song is that it ends too soon.
- Leave one bell, and start another with Van Halen's "Dance the Night Away". Alex Van Halen's just beating the CRAP out of the cowbell on the whole track, and Dave's vocals are great, not to mention the guitar and bass tones from Eddie and Mikey. This song's one of my overall faves, at least it was until the LAME zero-g dancing scene in that piece of shit movie "Mission to Mars". WTF, Brian DePalma. Way to screw up a great song for me, dick.
- Two songs left, and we're back to the Beatles again with "A Hard Day's Night". Again, Ringo is just effing BRILLIANT with the cowbell. The man is the Emeril LaGasse of the cowbell, I swear. Just the right amount. Remember all those old shots of girls fainting in the 60s when the Beatles were playing? It wasn't the sight of four bucktoothed Brits they were fainting at, it was Ringo's mastery of the cowbell.
- Finally, I end the playlist on a high note with Blue Oyster Cult's "Don't Fear the Reaper". Thanks to Chris Walken and Will Ferrell, this will forever be known as THE cowbell song. You're gonna want more cowbell on that track indeed, Bruce Dickinson. There's a stampede of bell in this thing, and it's a freaking masterpiece for it.
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RTB28: Dhaka – Cox's Bazar – Ramu – Teknaf & St. Martin – Dhaka7 days, 6 nights (Air Trip)
Cox's Bazar lies approximately 150 kilometers south of Chittagong. The beach, with a gentle slope to the Bay of Bengal, stretches over a length of nearly 120 kilometers and is acknowledged to be the longest continuous natural beach in the world. Even without the silvery sands, surfing waves and rare conch shells, Cox's Bazar also offers variety of indigenous groups, numerous Buddhist temples and a bustling early morning fish market.
St. Martin's Island is the southernmost point in Bangladesh, about 9 km south of the mainland tip of the Cox's Bazar – Teknaf peninsula, isolated in the Bay of Bengal. The original local name of the island is "Narical Gingira", which means the coconut island.
Our suggested program includes the islands highlights while giving you ample time to relax and enjoy the magnificent sunsets and star-studded night skies over the Bay of Bengal.
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Day – 02
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Drive back to Cox's Bazar before lunch.
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Coming off of a new redesign last year, the 2015 Camaro boasts fantastic power that has to be driven to be believed. With 500 horsepower and 470 lb.-ft. of torque, the 2015 Camaro still sports the same muscle it has always had, but with the addition of a little 21st century luxury.
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