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Boudoir | Downtown Denver
Downtown Denver, CO Boudoir in Hotel
Boudoir Session Details:
As a wedding gift for her fiancé she chose to do a boudoir shoot at the Hilton in Downtown Denver. Having a good room is key for photography as seen in this shoot. Anytime a photographer arrives on set they have to be creative with what is at hand. For this shoot it meant starting off with a mirror to create unique images from different angles. Looking in the mirror can be a nice way to warm up. It allows women to see how posing works while instilling confidence! During the process posing tips are given but we do not force every tiny moment. This allows for a more natural flow and helps keep the photos from feeling stiff. Other options the room had to work with (offer) were an ottoman, a beautiful white bed, and a small couch. We used an off camera constant light to add more emphasis to curves. Lights like these are perfect for indoor boudoir shoots as they also can provide a great backlight and pop to the photos!
During the session there were 3 outfit changes. This allowed us to focus on photos and spend less time on the changing of outfits. The first outfit was white and elegant. After capturing a variety of images we moved on to a fun, sexy, pink bra and panties. Towards the end she put on a black bombshell leather looking outfit that laced in the back! Heels were added to the last 2 outfits which provided perfect finishing touches.
If your curious on some ideas and recommendations you can go here for our planning guide.


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Preparation is vital not only to your success in Adventure Racing but also your enjoyment. When preparing your body and mind and learning new skills, you'll strengthen your friendships with your team members while enjoying adventurous training weekends in new and exciting places. On this page, you'll find plenty of information to help your team achieve your adventure racing goals.
Preparation for the 2020 Spirited Women – All Women's Adventure Race
North Island Navigation and Adventure Racing Clinics
Rachel Smith of Navigation North will be running skills based navigation and adventure racing clinics ahead of the Spirited Women – All Women's Adventure Race. The clinics run for three hours and will include basic map skills including reading and understanding, using a compass, route choice and map preparation, teamwork as well as other adventure race specific skills. Each clinic will be followed by a two-hour rogaine on a nearby area (note: more experienced teams can just come along and participate in the rogaine, but will still need to register). There are limited spots available for each clinic so register early for a place.
Rachel also offers small group navigation clinics in the Central North Island.
For more information or to register, please check out Navigation North's Facebook page here or email Rachel firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Horowhenua/Kapiti region on 7th/8th September – ALREADY FULL
- Tauranga region on 2nd/3rd November – ALREADY FULL
- Tutira, Hawkes Bay on 29th Feb/1st March
North Island Small Group (just your SW team) Navigation Clinics
Darren Ashmore (Spirited Women Course Director) offers small group navigation clinics in the North Island region. These clinics can be catered to the skill level of your team and what you would like to work on.
For more details, email Darren on firstname.lastname@example.com.
South Island Skills Coaches & Navigation Clinics
There are so many orienteering clubs around the South Island to up-skill your navigation prior to the race. If you contact the club in person, they would be delighted to offer private tutorial for our Spirited Women. Click here for a list of club, to find one in your region.
Mission WOW delivers fresh, fun and funky events for women in New Zealand. A mix of day courses or evening sessions, weekend retreats or multi-day mountain missions all based on the concept of learning new skills in excellent company with great snacks and a big grin. Jo Guest & Katharine Eustace will be delivering specific day courses designed with Spirited Women in mind- MTB skills, bike maintenance & navigation sessions for beginner/ intermediate level in Wanaka. Various dates starting in October. Mission WOW also offers small group MTB skills clinics or navigation sessions in the Central Otago area. Gather you mates and book a be-spoke course. For more information, click here.
Karen Muller from Fit for Life is an endurance coach based in Christchurch. Karen has been coaching since 2007 and is never one to turn down an adventure opportunity whether it be a 12hr, 24hr, multiday race or time out exploring our amazing back country. Karen offers programs, advice and coaching sessions that will prepare you physically and mentally for being the best that you can be for your adventure. For more information, click here.
Jo from MOJO Coaching is an adventure racing specialist (hiking & off road fitness, programming, race planning, psychology, and team work), based in Wanaka. Jo has over 10 years experience, passion and history in adventure racing and coaching. Jo can offer weekly or one-off sessions to prepare you for the Spirited Women adventure race. Specialising in bespoke training plans; Jo caters to your individual needs and time available to train. There's also the option to get a group of mates together and set a team plan. For more information, click here.
National orienteering events
Orienteering NZ has events throughout the year, the vast majority of which will cater to all levels of skill and experience. These events are very affordable and a great way to practice your navigation skills leading up to the Spirited Women – All Women's Adventure Race. The 'filters' at the top of the page are good for narrowing down the search by area/region and type of event foot, MTB, Rogaine, etc.
For more details or to register, please check out their website here.
Senka Radonich aka nzadventuregirl
After losing her mum to pneumonia suddenly, Senka woke up to the fact that life can be taken away at any moment, so why waste it. Setting out to make her life one giant adventure doing stuff she freaking loves she established Adventure Girls which is all about getting women out to do cool sh*t. Whether it's getting you out adventuring and stretching yourself in trying new things or working with you one on one in the personal coaching space, Senka will be all over it like white on rice.
Adventure Girls – Kick ass adventures for women
Have ever wanted to try surfing, mountain biking, or 4 wheel driving? What about dirt biking, snowboarding or rock climbing? How about stand up paddling, gun shooting or tree adventures? Join a bunch of super rad women, like you, who are up for getting out and trying new adventures for the first time.
Anna Dean from Foot Traffic Coaching is delivering free training programmes & tips for all women taking part in the Spirited Women – All Women's Adventure Race.
Below is the schedule of FREE email Training Programmes which will help preparing women for the 2020 events;
- 23rd Nov. Monthly articles commence
- 23rd Nov. Training Programme: 12 Week Long Course
- 23rd Nov. Training Programme: 12 Week Medium Course
- 23rd Nov. Training Programme: 12 Week Short Course
- 4th Jan. Fortnightly articles commence.
- 4th Jan. Training Programme: 12 Week Long Course.
- 4th Jan. Training Programme: 12 Week Medium Course.
- 4th Jan. Training Programme: 12 Week Short Course.
To sign up to receive the FREE Spirited Women Training Programmes and monthly articles in the lead up to the 2020 event, click here.
First timers information – blog site
For all women considering doing their first adventure race, the 'Adventure Racing Basics' blogs provide some invaluable reading.
- Blog 1: What is Adventure Racing – Click here
- Blog 2: Gear and Clothing – Click here
- Blog 3: Food, Food, Food, What to eat during a race – Click here
- Blog 4: Preparing your headspace is as important as preparing your body – Click here
- Blog 5: Navigation for beginners – Click here
- Blog 6: Question & Answer Session with Debbie Chambers – Click here
- Blog 7: 2016 Race report by team #53 – Expedio GOT – Click here

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Amigo is a fourteen-year old bay roan quarter horse that came to Horse of the Sun in 2016. He is very outgoing and athletic, loves to work cows, and has a sociable disposition.
Cappy, short for Cappuccino, is a thirteen-year old dun quarter horse who is a jack of all trades and participates in every program at Horse of the Sun. His warm personality makes him very approachable to new and inexperienced riders. Although he is very sweet, he is also a dependable cow and trail horse. Cappy joined the ranch in 2016.
Chance is a thirteen-year old white quarter horse with a big personality and is nicknamed "the unicorn" by the kids. He is easy-going and always happy to work. Chance participates in every program at Horse of the Sun. He joined the ranch in 2016.
Clark is a thirty-five year old Arabian who was rescued by Horse of the Sun Ranch in 2013. He participates in our program by being a safe horse for children to pet and groom. He loves the attention and is a bit of a ranch mascot.
This little mare is a liver chestnut quarter horse with a big heart. She came to us more than ready with a major background in cattle and ranch work. Don't be fooled by her small size, she outworks most of the horses on the ranch. She was foaled in 1997 and joined the ranch in 2017.
Hank is the foundation of our youth and beginner programs and offers a steadfast mind. He is a thirteen year-old chestnut with a flaxen mane and tail. As a big and strikingly handsome horse, the kids love him for his showiness. He joined the ranch in 2013.
The newest addition to the ranch, Jo-Joe is a thirteen-year old sorrel Quarter Horse. He has a positive and willing attitude, making him a joy to work with. He's a been-there-done-that kind of horse with a lot of experience on a working ranch.
As one of the most experienced and athletic horses on the ranch, red chestnut gelding has a lot to offer in terms of teaching more experienced riders cattle work and horsemanship. Rider is a twelve-year old Appendix Quarter Horse and is loved for his hardworking disposition. He joined the ranch in 2015.
Tivio is a dark bay Quarter Horse with a background in cutting cattle. He has a great work ethic and is suitable for our experienced and inexperienced riders and even though he is sixteen-years old, the spark comes back when he begins to work cattle. He joined the ranch in 2013.
The biggest horse on the ranch, Tonka is a bay quarter horse with an incredible work ethic. His reliable nature makes him suitable for youth programs and his athleticism is perfect for trail riding and cattle work. He was foaled in 2003 and joined the ranch in 2016.
Our Poultry
We have a hen turkey, plus five assorted-breed laying chickens.
Our Cattle
The ranch rents six to twelve young Corriente cattle throughout the year from J.T. Cattle Company.
Sponsorship levels are as follows:
Individual, family or group sponsor a horse for a year: $2,400
Individual, family or group sponsor for the cattle: $2,500
Individual family or group sponsor for the chickens: $600
Each sponsor will receive:
- A plaque acknowledging their sponsorship, including a framed picture with the animal(s) and Managing Director
- Recognition on our website
- Featured in a plaque at the ranch acknowledging our Livestock Sponsors
- Invitation for two to an annual private "Livestock Sponsors" luncheon hosted by the Board President and featuring a discussion about the the programs and the care of our animals


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The father of a five-year-old boy, who was kidnapped from Bugiri, was short of words to express his gratitude after receiving news that his son had been rescued by police on Wednesday evening.
It was his worst nightmare knowing that his child was kidnapped and held for ransom – in this case Sh2 million Ugandan Shillings.
But Roman Matende aged five, is back home with his parents Yonah Matende & Slyvia Namukose.
The young boy was rescued on Wednesday by Flying Squad officers in Kampala as three suspects were intercepted moving the boy to different location in Kampala.
His father could not hold back his tears. "We were almost losing hope. The suspects had called and told us our efforts to use social media and mainstream media to find our son were all in vain unless we availed the money asked", he said.
The suspects have been identified as Faith Kagoya 17 years, Bernard Mukisa 19 years of Busoowa and Paul Walube 18 from Buwaaba.


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What is Self-Esteem?
Self-Esteem is a measure of how much you value, respect and feel confident about yourself.
Difference between self-confidence and self-esteem
Self-confidence is how you feel about your abilities and can vary from situation to situation. I may have healthy self-esteem, but low confidence about situations involving debate on economics/politics. When you love yourself, your self-esteem improves, which makes you more confident.
Signs of Positive self-esteem and Negative self-esteem
Positive Self-Esteem
Negative Self-Esteem
|Blind to reality
|Inappropriate conformity
|Able to manage change
|Willing to admit & correct mistakes
|Over compliant
|Hostility towards others
|Expresses yourself
|Proves yourself
|Accept challenges
|Seeks safety of familiar & undemanding
|More honest communications
|Inappropriate communications
|Quicker to recover
|Less quick to recover
|More ambitious to experience life
|Less aspiration
|Form nourishing relationships
|Form toxic relationships
|More persistent in difficult times
|Gives up
|Solve problems
|Worries about problems
|Takes risks
|Avoid risks
|Tolerates frustrations well
|Easily frustrated
How to Improve Your Self-esteem: Useful Tips
1. Get Motivated
Read something inspirational, listen to something empowering, talk to someone who can uplift our spirits, who can motivate us to become a better person, to live more consciously, and to take proactive steps towards creating a better life for ourselves and our families.
To be a champ, you have to believe in yourself when nobody else will.
2. Be helpful to others
Help somebody. You can do to make others feel good or trigger them to smile. Not only is helping people a great way to boost the moods of others, but you might find that you feel better about yourself after doing something particularly excellent.
3. Start Small
Start with something you can do immediately and easily. When we start with small successes, we build momentum to gain more confidence in our abilities. Each completed task, regardless of how small, is a building block towards a more confident you. Celebrate the small stuff. You can't expect any huge progress to be made overnight.
4. Compare yourself to others in positive way otherwise don't compare at all
There are different types of people in the world. Everyone is not bad and everyone is not good. But everyone has at least one good quality. So we always learn good quality rather than focusing on bad qualities. Compare your quality with good quality of person not with person.
Always remember. Winners don't do different things, they just do the things differently.
5. Handle mistakes and failures positively.
Everyone on the earth makes mistakes – it's in our basic human nature. Why should you be any different? When you do mistake, don't stress, think that how to come out from it, learn from it and move on.
It's not how we make mistakes, but how we correct them that defines us.
6. Positive self-talk
The way that you think about yourself has a huge influence on your self-esteem. If you keep telling yourself that you're no good, you might just start to believe it even though it's not true. Our actions are inspired by our thoughts. If we can change the way we think, we can begin to change the actions we take. It is human nature to seek personal growth; whether financially, emotionally, physically or spiritually. Practicing positive self-talk can help us set in motion actions that will bring us greater rewards.
7. Do things that you enjoy
If you're doing things that you enjoy, you're more likely to be thinking positively. Schedule time for fun and relaxation into every day.
8. Surround yourself with supportive people
Don't hang around people who bring you down. Find a group of people who make you feel good about yourself and avoid those who tend to trigger your negative thinking. Try to spend more time with those who are more near and dear to you.
Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent.
- http://au.reachout.com/steps-to-improve-self-esteem
- http://thinksimplenow.com/happiness/the-art-of-building-self-esteem/comment-page-2/
- https://www.pickthebrain.com/blog/7-steps-to-positive-self-talk/
- http://www.healthyplace.com/blogs/buildingselfesteem/2012/05/the-difference-between-self-esteem-and-self-confidence/


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"Bruce Momjian is one of the PostgreSQL core developers and
currently also the vice president of Great Bridge, a PostgreSQL
support company."
"This interview took place on November 30 at Linux Conference
2000 Fall, which was held from November 29 to December 1 at Kyoto
International Conference Hall, Kyoto, Japan. The event was
sponsored by Japan Linux Association and held with the Perl/Ruby
Conference by O'Reilly Japan."
"Would you say that PostgreSQL is now ready for e-business?"
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to make it better."
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Lululemon have released a third video in their Stepping Beyond series and this one focuses on Aaron Gwin.
Aaron's message in the video is a powerful one and provides another example of why he's at the top of his game. In it he talks about how much his team support him and how he supports others in the team to produce a winning formula. It's a subject I've touched on before in The Power of Others…..how to improve your riding skills faster.
There's a suggestion in part of the video that he started his own team to get something he didn't have on a big factory team – to make sure he had a good group of people around him and that "everyone's well cared for". You can tell from hearing him talk is that he is genuinely concerned about the people around him. This kind of behaviour builds trust and togetherness and this in turn provides the foundation for what they achieve at YT Mob.
I posted a few days ago on Is it the Bike or the Rider that Wins the Race? and highlighted a piece of work by Sheffield University to find the best Formula One racing driver ever. The poster for that work is below. If you look at their final conclusion, on the formula for success, you'll see their findings were the athlete matters 15%, the team 85%.
Aaron knows a thing or two about winning races and this video shows how much he understands where that success comes from. He's a humble athlete who gives to his team as much as he receives and from this come the results.
If you're going to take the time to practice, practice like the elite.


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Getting Started
All students interested in admission to the PTA program are encouraged to submit their completed application early in the enrollment process which extends from early December to early April of each year. The inaugural class will begin August 2019.
Admission Requirements
To be eligible for admission, the applicant must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in both science and non-science prerequisite courses and must have completed a minimum of 48 quarter units (or 32 semester units) at an accredited college or university. Admission is a selective and competitive process. Criteria used include: science and non-science, GPA, completion of subject requirements, interview, essay, recommendations, and observation/volunteer/work experience.
- Acceptance to Southern Adventist University
- Satisfactory completion of all required academic prerequisites (minimum GPA of 2.5 and minimum grade of C+ in BIOL 101, BIOL 102, PHYS 135, MATH 215)
- PTA application submitted by April 1 the year prior to starting PTA training (which begins in August)
- Documentation of minimum 80 observation hours completed in a physical therapy clinic setting (20 inpatient, 20 outpatient, 40 your choice)
- Work experience in a physical therapy setting (recommended but not required)
- Signed agreement to uphold the university mission statement
- Letters of recommendation (minimum of three)
Prerequisite College Course Requirements for Admissions
The PTA program has established key prerequisite courses as part of the admission process for a couple reasons. First, student success is the primary objective throughout this program. The prerequisite courses selected closely reflect the level of intensity and difficulty of the PTA courses. Second, students need to be aware of the time commitment required to complete the PTA program. Student commitment and focus are critical to ultimate success.
If a student is scheduled for an advising appointment, please reference the sample course progression listed below. Students are encouraged to bring all college transcripts from colleges or universities where prerequisites were completed. Unofficial copies are okay initially, but official copies must be requested and supplied during the application process for admission to Southern.
The deadline for PTA applications is each April 1 prior to an August start date. Southern encourages students to apply early within the enrollment period, due to the popularity of this program. This also allows for ample time to include all the needed requirements for application. Waiting or putting off submitting your application and/or not completing all admissions requirements early on may decrease your chances of acceptance.
Once the application is closed, all applications submitted will be reviewed for completeness. The top candidates will progress to the interview stage of the process.
International students need to apply early for extended processing. See International student information for further details.
PLEASE NOTE: Grades of C minus (C-) are not transferable for credit. Credits must be from an accredited college.
Program of Instruction
Physical Therapist Assistant Associate in Science
The program of instruction outlined below is for students who are enrolled at Southern Adventist University. Courses are taught during daytime hours and usually four to five days a week, depending on the semester of study. Class times may vary by quarter depending on instructor and classroom availability.
A minimum grade of C or 73% is required for all courses in the program
If you have questions regarding our PTA program, feel free to call or email our department, (423) 236-2858 or firstname.lastname@example.com. When you call, set up a time to come by and visit the campus. This is a great opportunity for you to see first-hand what Southern Adventist University has to offer. Please call or email us to plan your visit. We request that you bring a copy of your transcripts, the prerequisites sheet, and any questions you may have.
Program Cost
Once a student is accepted into the technical component of the Physical Therapist Assistant Program, the following tuition fees apply:
- Second year cost of program
- Fall 2019 - $10, 825
- Winter 2020 - $10, 825
- Fall 2020 - $10, 825
- Total = $31, 650
Please note: This is tuition only. Additional fees for housing, books, meals, and/or lab fees may apply. Please refer to the current undergraduate catalog.
First Class Admissions:
In April 2019, the PTA Program received 22 student applications with 13 students meeting all admission requirements.
Sample Course Progression
First Year
Semester 1
- BIOL 101 - Anatomy & Physiology I with lab; 4 credits
- ENGL 101 - Critical Thinking in Academic Reading and Writing; 3 credits
- PHYS 265 - Conceptual Physics; 3 credits
- NOND 101 - Southern Connections; 1 credit
- HIST - Historical Perspectives (Any qualified history course); 3 credits
- RELB 125 - Life and Teachings of Jesus or RELT 177 Christian Spirituality; 3 credits
Semester 2
- BIOL 102 - Anatomy & Physiology II with lab; 4 credits
- CPTE 100 - Computer Concepts; 1 credit
- MATH 215 - Statistics; 3 credits
- PSYC 128 - Developmental Psychology; 3 credits
- PEAS 125 - Fitness for Collegiate Life; 1 credit
- HLED 210 - Medical Terminology; 1 credit
- RELT 138 - Adventist Heritage, RELT 225 - Last Day Events, or RELT - 255 Christian Beliefs or Any RELB except RELB 125; 3 credits
Second Year
Semester 3 (Fall)
- PTAS 100 - Physical Therapy Perspectives; 3 credits
- PTAS 205 - Therapeutic Modalities with lab; 4 credits
- PTAS 105 - Kinesiology with lab; 3 credits
- PTAS 115 - Fundamentals of PT Practice with lab; 4 credits
- PTAS 212 - Clinical Pathology; 2 credits
Semester 4 (Winter)
- PTAS 209 - Orthopedic Rehabilitation; 2 credits
- PTAS 201 - Observation and Measurement with lab; 2 credits
- PTAS 215 - Neuromuscular Rehabilitation with lab; 4 credits
- PTAS 220 - Therapeutic Exercise with lab; 3 credits
- PTAS 235 - Clinical Affiliation I; 4 credits
Semester 5 (Fall)
- PTAS 218 - Rehabilitation with lab; 3 credits
- PTAS 225 - Capstone Seminar; 1 credit
- PTAS 245 - Clinical Affiliation II; 6 credits
- PTAS 255 - Clinical Affiliation III; 6 credits


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Mill Brook Open Space
Less than a half mile from Windsor, Connecticut's vibrant town center sits 95 acres of rolling meadows, shrub wetlands, and over 3,700 feet of the Mill Brook. Miles of trails wind through the park, offering a valuable open space amenity in one of the mostly densely settled parts of Windsor. In addition to ample parking and convenient access, Mill Brook Open Space puts more than 1,200 residents within a 10-minute-walk to the property and its array of passive recreational opportunities.
Prior to the Financial Crisis of 2007-2008, the property was once approved for a large-scale residential development and then abandoned due to poor real estate market conditions. But when the property went back on the market in 2014, The Trust for Public Land stepped in to protect it. Mill Brook Open Space now forms a robust green edge to the town's center, and is a key building block in a greenway plan set forth in the Town's Plan of Conservation and Development.
Explore our work
Since 1972, The Trust for Public Land has protected more than 3.3 million acres and completed more than 5,400 park and conservation projects.


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Albuera 1811 – The Electronic Archives: The Bravery of Ensign Thomas 3rd Foot
Edited by Guy Dempsey
Fifteen year old Ensign Edward Thomas of the Buffs lost his life at Albuera defending the regimental colour of his unit. His courageous behavior was so impressive that it was discussed in Parliament in connection with the vote of thanks to Marshal Beresford and his army for the victory. Unfortunately, the members of Parliament had some of their facts wrong, so the utterance "I will surrender it [the colour] only with my life" was incorrectly attributed to him even though those words were actually spoken by Lt. Matthew Latham, the officer who defended the King's colour of the regiment. The last moments of Ensign Price's short life are captured in a letter written by Captain Stevens, his company commander, to Price's aunt, Mrs. E. Matthews, who subsequently communicated the details to Lord Londonderry in a letter dated September 14, 1828:
". . . . The subject to which I allude is the notice your Lordship has been pleased to particularly take of the gallant conduct of my nephew, Ensign Thomas of the Buffs, who fell in that battle bravely defending a colour of his regiment. The little hero was born in Jamaica, and being an orphan, was committed to my care at the age of four years, and was educated and provided for by my husband Doctor Matthews, who was then the surgeon of the same regiment . . . .
"He had, previously to his regiment's being broken by the French cavalry, taken the command of Captain Steven's company, there being no other subaltern officer but himself attached to the company, and the captain being wounded at the commencement of the battle. The circumstances are detailed by Captain Steven's in a letter he wrote to Dr. Matthews from Olivenza four days after the action, which letter I now have before me, and I beg leave to transcribe an extract for your Lordship's information . . . .
"The extract [from Captain Steven's letter] runs thus: 'I cannot refrain from tears, while I relate the determined bravery of your gallant little subaltern, who fell on the 16th instant, covered with glory; and it must in some measure alleviate the grief I know you will feel at his loss, to know he fell like a hero. He rallied my company after I was wounded and taken prisoner, crying out, 'Rally on me, men, I will be your pivot.' Such glorious conduct must surely meet its reward in that world where all troubles cease, and all grief is at an end. He was buried with all care possible by a sergeant and a private, the only two survivors out of my company, which consisted of sixty-three men when taken into action.'
'The colours he died in protecting, it appears he took possession of at the moment the officer who held them was killed, his company being dispersed. This gallant little fellow was not sixteen years of age when he so bravely sacrificed his life for the honour of King and country. His loss was, and still is most painfully felt by me, for he was as truly amiable in his private life as he was gallant and brave in performing his duty to King and country as a soldier. . . ."
Charles William Vane, Marquis of Londonderry, Narrative of the Peninsular War from 1808-1813. (3rd Edition, 2 vols., London 1829) Vol. 2, p. 317-319
Placed on the Napoleon Series: May 2008
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Hat Tip: The Lair of the Catholic Cavemen
Hat Tip: The Lair of the Catholic Cavemen
Here's the fatal flaw of the formal political debate: It has ceased to be an actual debate, and is now a competitive joint press conference. A reporter asks a question, the candidate pivots to his talking point, the opponent recites his most relevant memorized response… and they're ready for the next question. Nothing is ever really discussed, because nothing is spontaneous.
I found rooting for the Phillies a lot less stressful back when they stunk. Games like the last two rolled right off my back when their main goal for a season was avoiding 100 losses. When you expect your team to lose, you can be pleasantly surprised. When you expect/want/need them to win, it's painful when they don't.
Now, I'm not saying I'm going to stop rooting for or following them. I want them to win and will be following them through every pitch of the postseason. I'll just be very stressed out while it lasts. I'll be like one of those people who watch horror movies through their fingers, especially when Brett Myers pitches, the way he's going right now.
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About Emilia
Speaker Emilia van Hauen is a blogger at Huffington Post and a regular contributor to many of the major, tone-setting daily newspapers, magazines, TV stations and radio channels in Denmark. She has also had the opportunity to comment on Danish society in foreign media, including BBC World, the BBC, RTL, Libération, French Elle and various Swedish and Norwegian media outlets. In addition to this, she is a board member in three companies, one is the Danish cultural institution Messecenter Herning.
Emilia van Hauen graduated in the social sciences, holds the HD(A) (bachelor in business administration and marketing) and has taken the Copenhagen Business School's Executive Board Program (completed with honours).
Emilia van Hauen is the author of six books, two bestsellers. Her latest, The tyranny of success – and the way out, 2017, followed her second bestseller, Ladycool: Your Gender is a Strength, Use It! Her fourth book also became a national bestseller, Goodbye Egoparty.See keynotes with Emilia van Hauen
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Who or what inspires you most?
Stories about people. About how we choose to live our lives and which relationships we have and nurture. I am especially interested in the conflicts and longings that we experience in our lifetime. On one hand it depends on what is in focus in a specific day and age, and on the other hand it is completely universal across time, lifestyle and nationality. Most people "just" want to be loved and have close relationships – and the opportunity to contribute with something meaningful to their communities.
What is the most unique experience you have had as a result of your career as a culture sociologist?
The opportunity to share my thoughts with others through my keynotes. It is a special gift to see the lights be turned on in someone's eyes while you are speaking, starting a dialogue – and then seeing them go home and change something in their life to the better. Or find peace where they already are.
How do you prepare for speaking engagements?
I meditate – usually in the bathroom to have a moment alone before speaking (!) – and gather my energy before I go on stage. And before that, I always tailor my presentations to fit the audience that I am speaking to. And before that, I continuously develop my existing keynotes and create new ones that fit the challenges of the time. I stay informed on many, many platforms and gather everything that catches my attention in my books and my keynotes.
What particular strengths do you think women in leadership roles can contribute with?
For thousands of generations, women have been trained to be what you can call the social gender, and the ability to bind together a group of people, include everyone, and create committed communities is something that we need now more than ever. We are seeing more and more companies scrap performance testing and change their hierarchies, and that is necessary if they want to keep women while at the same time attracting younger generations of men.
What is the main message that you hope audiences take away from your talks on modern day "success tyranny"?
That all research (and experience!) shows that there are only two things that result in good, happy lives: 1. Having good and close relationships and 2. Contributing to the communities that we are a part of. And finally, we need to understand in our hearts that success and failure are just data to help us understand what works and what doesn't – they are NOT identities to take on.
What are your three best tips for women in business?
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General Information The Seychelles group of islands in the Indian Ocean comprises over one hundred named islands, most being situated between four and five degrees South of the equator. The largest island is Mah?
» Population The Seychelles has a population of around 80,000, descended primarily from French settlers, Africans, British sailors and traders from India, China and the Middle East.
» Political Structure Discovery of the Islands is credited to the Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama. The first French settlement was established on St. Anne Island on the 27th August 1770.In 1814 the Seychelles, along with Mauritius, were ceded to Great Britain under the terms of the Treaty of Paris. It was only in 1960 that the first gradual constitutional reforms were introduced. The Head of State is the President and a National Assembly of directly elected Members heads the legislative side of Government. Seychelles is an independent republic within the British Commonwealth.
» Infrastructure And Economy The Seychelles economy is primarily tourism and fishing based. Industrial fishing is on the increase.The rapidly expanding financial sector, linked to the establishment of the Seychelles International Business Authority and a suite of progressive laws facilitating the establishment of offshore structures and encouraging inward investment, is now a significant element of the economy. An ever-increasing number of international banks and insurance companies have established either branches or subsidiaries whom, together with local management, accounting and legal firms provide clients with support.The Port of Victoria is well equipped with modern cargo handling equipment and has more than 6,000 square metres of covered storage space. The Seychelles International Airport is one of the finest in the Indian Ocean region. In addition to the national flag carrier, Air Seychelles, the airport is served by a number of other airlines.
» Language The official languages are English, French and Creole. Creole is spoken widely. English is the main language of business.
» Currency Seychelles Rupee.
» Exchange Control Exchange controls do not apply to 'offshore' business.
» Type of Law Based on English Common Law and French Civil Law.
» Principal Corporate Legislation The International Business Companies Act 1994.
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» Type of Company for International Trade and Investment The Seychelles International Business Company.
» Procedure to Incorporate Filing of Memorandum of Incorporation at the Registry. The Articles of Association can be filed either at the same time or within 30 days of incorporation.
» Restrictions on Trading Cannot trade within the Seychelles or own real estate there. Cannot undertake the business of banking, insurance, assurance, reinsurance, fund management, asset management (other than the company's own assets) or any other activity that would suggest an association with the banking and insurance industries. A Seychelles IBC cannot provide registered office facilities in the Seychelles, or sell its shares to the public.
» Powers of Company A Seychelles incorporated Company has the same powers as a natural person.
» Language of Legislation and Corporate Documents English or French. If any other language is used it must be accompanied by a translation in either English or French.
» Registered Office Required Yes, must be maintained in the Seychelles at the office of a licensed Registered Agent.
» Shelf Companies Available Yes.
» Time to Incorporate Two weeks.
» Name Restrictions Anything identical or similar to a company already incorporated. Anything that implies patronage of the Seychelles, or any other government, insurance, royal, imperial or any other name that may imply that a company intends to undertake a licensable or undesirable activity.
» Language of Name The name can be in any language, but must be accompanied by a translation in English or French. The documentation will either be in English, or it is possible to have bilingual documentation in English and Chinese or any other language accompanied by a translation in English or French.
» Suffixes to Denote Limited Liability Limited, Corporation, Incorporated, Sociètè Anonyme or their abbreviations. A wide variety of other suffixes such as BV, GmbH, and SARL may also be used.
» Disclosure of Beneficial Ownership to Authorities No.Compliance
» Authorised and Issued Share Capital Seychelles IBCs are normally incorporated with an authorised share capital of US$5,000 with par value. This being the maximum for the minimum licence fees. The authorised share capital may be expressed in any currency. The minimum issued capital is either one share of no par value or one share of par value.
» Classes of Shares Permitted Registered shares, bearer shares, shares of no par value, preference shares, redeemable shares and shares with or without voting rights.
» Taxation An International Company is exempted from local taxation.
» Licence Fees For an Authorised Capital of up to US$5,000 the annual licence fee is US$100.Between US$5,001 and US$50,000 Authorised Capital the annual licence fee is US$300.Over US$50,000 Authorised Capital the annual licence fee is US$1,000.
» Financial Statement Requirements There is no requirement to file financial statements, but a company must keep records to reflect its financial position.
» Directors The minimum number of directors is one, who may be a natural person or a body corporate. They may be of any nationality and need not be resident in the Seychelles.
» Company Secretary A Seychelles IBC need not appoint a company secretary, although it is customary to do so. The secretary may be a natural person or body corporate, be of any nationality and need not be resident in the Seychelles.
» Shareholders The minimum number of shareholders is one.
» Other Facilities Available in Seychelles In addition to a modern suite of corporate legislation the Seychelles benefits from a range of other facilities including:
? Trust legislation.
? Efficient aircraft and shipping registration.
? Provision for the formation and domiciliation of mutual funds and captive insurance companies
? An International Trade Zone for manufacturing and service companies, benefiting from zero taxation, streamlined application procedures and the ready availability of work and resident permits.


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Wow! What a year it's been for movies!
The North American box office crossed $11 billion; two studios crossed $2 billion; franchises raked in bucks, and a lot of movies that should have done well, flopped. It was crazy.
Whether you were into superheroes, caper flicks, horror, comedy (rude or not), big budget or low-fi sci-fi, romance, or well done big dumb fun, it was available to you. Of course, there were bad examples in every genre, too. But here, we're looking for the Good Stuff and there's so much of it that the potential is for an honorable mentions list that could be a second Favorite Fifteen list. That's how many good movies there were this year.
As always, these are my seventeen (!) favorites. Your mileage, etc…


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Taylor Swift received a huge white-rose flower arrangement from rapper Kanye West after the MTV VMAs as a token of their new-found friendship.
The roses look like a giant block and may have been part of a huge wall of roses West had built for Kim Kardashian on Mothers Day.
Regardless, Swift was touched and called the roses "the coolest," adding the hashtags "#KanTay2020" and "#BFFs."
Swift introduced West for his Video Vanguard life-achievement award at the VMAs on August 30, after which West gave an epic 12 minute speech then declared he'd be running for president in 2020. The artists have had a rocky past which began at the VMAs six years prior. Then, West took the microphone away from Swift when she was receiving an award, saying she didn't deserve to win over Beyonce.
In the past year, the two have formed a mutal respect for each other and made amends with help from their friend, Jay Z. West commented on stage during the VMAs that if he had had a daughter six years ago when he disrespected Swift on stage, he probably would have acted differently.
"I feel like I wasn't ready to be friends with [West] until I felt like he had some sort of respect for me," Swift told Vanity Fair earlier this year. "And he wasn't ready to be friends with me until he had some sort of respect for me—so it was the same issue, and we both reached the same place at the same time."
Here are the roses West sent Swift:


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Why all leaders should join the conversation about care and support planning.
When we talk about culture change we often think about breaking habits and smashing barriers. Yet, as a leader, it can feel quite daunting to imagine how on earth you might set your team off on some kind of iconoclastic process. However there are other ways of changing the culture and one of the more gentle starting points is through care and support planning.
Research shows that care and support planning improves outcomes and makes for a better experience for all involved. It can ensure people who use services really are at the heart of the decision making process about their care and treatment. And it can act as a lever to help make care more coordinated around the person – 'Making Coordinated Care Happen', notably, is one of the key challenges the Leadership Academy is setting for participants on its new programmes.
So how can culture change of this kind start on the ground? Well good care and support planning, put simply, opens with a conversation between a person and their clinician (or 'lead professional'). This discussion is done in the spirit of partnership and looks not only at the person's condition but, more broadly, at their life and what they want to do. These discussions are documented and then there is an ongoing process of discussion and review. This equips the person in question with the knowledge, skills and confidence to manage their own condition and to live and stay as well as possible. People who go through the process are enthusiastic. Barbara, who has diabetes, said "I understand what's going on now, and what I can do to help myself. I feel more in control of things". Sahib, who has a mental health condition said: "I'm doing things that I never dreamed I'd be able to do…I'm still learning", meanwhile one GP said: "It's absolutely 100% better for me and the patients."*
At this point you might be thinking, this all very nice but it is already happening so why does it need my leadership skills? True, care planning does feature in NHS England's new guidance on patient participation and in many other good pieces of policy and guidance. However, unfortunately it isn't yet happening on the ground, or at least, not enough: with only 36% of people with diabetes; 18% with osteoarthritis and 14% with epilepsy report having developed a care plan. And also there are differences in the quality of the process: in some cases, for example, a clinician may draw up a care plan without any discussion with the person concerned – that's no way to improve the culture.
Meanwhile, even the most ardent advocates of good quality care and support planning are still finding room for debate: Who should the lead professional be? Is that the right term? Should the plan be written up in a common format? How can leaders who aren't clinicians help nurture it? So we still need to find agreement on some of key elements of good care and support planning. And that's where you come in: National Voices is currently inviting professionals from health, social care, housing and wellbeing to join people who use services in a conversation about it that work for everyone involved.
So to help get the discussion going, we have developed some draft Principles of Care and Support Planning. The Principles are a natural extension of our Narrative for Coordinated Care, where we worked with people who used services, carers and professionals to agree what person centred coordinated care looks like. We drafted the Principles in close collaboration with the Action on Long term Conditions Coalition (which brings together primary care, Year of Care experts, think tanks, voluntary organisations and national NHS bodies, to consider practical support needed to implement the House of Care approach to system planning).
Those who have joined in so far include people who use services, carers, National Voices members and professionals. But we need more. We need as many people to join in to ensure we have principles and also tools that we can all embrace and champion so that we can make this vital culture-change as effective as possible.
However you do it, please join the conversation so that we can all change the culture together.
*Statistics and quotes taken from the Year of Care report of findings from the pilot programme


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Long exposure photography is a great way to see the world differently. If you are looking for ways to improve and grow your photography then this workshop could be just what you need.
You will have an opportunity to learn long exposure photography before you buy all the filters.
A 2 hour class where you can try out the holders and ND filters as you learn how to create magical images with long exposure. The class will be limited to 6 people and you will need to share the filters between 2.
We will start at the Seafarers Bridge and move around the river to get more images.
What can I bring into the event?
You will need a camera that is capable of being able to use on Manual mode and have a bulb setting. This isn't a class to teach you how to use your camera, so you need to understand how it works. You will need a sturdy tripod and a remote shutter release, unless your camera doesn't require one. Some exposures can be minutes long.
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
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Your employees will click the 'Sign' button on the digital handbook and will be prompted to read the agreement, type their name (a legally binding 'signature') and click 'sign'.
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While solving problem for day-06 of Advent of Code-2018, I happend to compute voronoi diagram.
Voronoi Diagram
voronoi diagram is an interesting partitioning scheme where we divide a plane into various
regions that is created by taking distance to fixed points lying in the same plane. Using the resulting regions, we can find to which
point (out of fixed points) an arbitarily chosen point is nearest to.
In terms of field, think of it as region where the fixed points have influence on to any other point on the plane.
Approach for Constructing Voronoi Diagram
plane generation
Say we have a n 2d points, named coords as:
[(x1, y1), (x2, y2), ... (xn, yn)]
Now, we construct a plane that consists of integer locations (where 2d points reside). We simulate this by actually creating
a list of points starting from (0, 0), (0, 1), …. (1, 0), (1, 1), (1, 2),.. to (a, b).
This is done by creating cross product between two lists of Xs and Ys.
Say, we have:
xx = [0, 1, 2, 3] and
yy = [0, 1].
So, we generate every possible points on the plane using cross-product between xx and yy. The resulting matrix is:
0 0
0 1
1 0
1 1
2 0
2 1
3 0
3 1
So, we generate every possible points on the plane of size (width, height) which should generate width X height number of points on the plane.
Remember, this plane covers our initial n fixed points mentioned at the start.
Following code generates the points on the plane:
coord_matrix = np.array(coords)
X, Y = zip(*coords)
w, h = width, height
xx = list(range(w))
yy = list(range(h))
mat = np.array(list(itertools.product(xx, yy)))
coord_matrix is a matrix of size nX2 and
mat is the matrix of size (width X height, 2).
itertools module is used to find the cross product.
Distance Matrix
Now, we compute the distance of every point on the plane to the n fixed points on the plane. That is: for every point in mat, we find distance to all the points in
The distance can be any metric like:
For simplicity, here we use manhattan.
distances = manhattan_distances(mat, coord_matrix)
distances matrix is of size ( widthXheight, n)
We make use of
sklearn for computing the distances:
from sklearn.metrics.pairwise import manhattan_distances
computing nearest point
distances matrix, we just find the fixed point that is nearest. So, for each row in
distances we use arg min to
find the index to the nearest fixed point.
dist_min_idx = np.argmin(distances, axis=1)
creating regions
This is the main part where we create regions in the plane by making use of
So, we create a 2d array that represent the whole plane and consists of all the points in mat.
arr = np.zeros((w, h))
Then, we loop through each row in mat. This is basically iterating over every point in the plane.
for i, p in enumerate(mat):
r, c = p
idx = dist_min_idx[i]
dist = distances[i]
mn = np.min(dist)
arr[r, c] = dist_min_idx[i]
Here, we are accessing every location in the plane and then for each location we are simply assigning the index of nearest fixed point.
Finally, we plot the 2d array using matplotlib:
This gives us voronoi diagram like this:
The list of 2d points used for generating this voronoi diagram can be found here


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As the largest official startup accelerator of the University of California at Berkeley, we are proud to roll out our new UC Berkeley SkyDeck branding! You'll see the change on our website and in other places, but this new branding represents so much more than a different logo. We are an inextricable part of UC Berkeley and it remains at the heart of everything we do. Berkeley SkyDeck is the place where game-changing ideas, global resources, and research excellence come together to develop businesses that innovate for a better world.
The newly launched "Bio Track" at SkyDeck partners with UC Berkeley's QB3 to create a program specifically targeted towards the needs of life science founders, including access to advisors, equipment, facilities, and of course investors. Berkeley SkyDeck expanded its international reach with the first ever "China Bio" event, which brought four top portfolio companies on a week-long trip to eastern China where they met leading pharmaceutical/biotech companies and venture capital investors in Suzhou, Wuxi, and Shanghai. The aim of the trip was to identify collaborators that will help the startups to bring their technologies to market even sooner. Three of our startups won prizes at a Suzhou pitch contest and they returned from the trip excited about the relationships and collaboration opportunities they found in China.
As part of the UC Berkeley Alliance for Inclusive Entrepreneurship, SkyDeck hosted the soft launch of Women Who Found on July 31, 2018. A highly-engaged group of 60 people attended from our internal network of founders, campus partners, faculty, students, advisors, and investors. After the panel moderated by Caroline Winnett, attendees broke into eight groups to discuss their experiences and brainstorm about what they want the group to offer. Panelist Hilary Weber, CEO & Founder of Opportu Startup Innovation, commented about the event: "All leadership starts with self leadership, and what I saw at the WWF event was a room full of leaders working together, despite the odds, putting their ideas out there and creating forward momentum. Join us! We're just getting started, and we have some very big things to accomplish."
Four-time Super Bowl winner Joe Montana showed up for the Berkeley SkyDeck Friday Office Hours and talked about wisdom gained from his experience as a football champ and investor: "It's all about the team."


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Looking to spend the night out for dancing and drinks in Long Beach? Check out our list of the Best Nightclubs in Long Beach serving up the Best Latin, Hip Hop, R&B, Rock,Top 40 & Reggaeton music. Don't forget the Bottle Service for VIP treatment! Nightlife in Long Beach is definitely lit!
Alegria Nightclub
Alegria Nightclub located in the heart of Downtown Long Beach, offers all your favorite latin flavors with top 40 hits. Delicious drinks and world class
Agaves Kitchen Tequila
If you're looking for an edgy take on some of your favorite Mexican dishes, look no further than Agaves Kitchen & Tequila in Long Beach,
Executive Suite
The Suite in Long Beach is a Gay, lesbian & transgender nightclub with a chic lounge area, karaoke, pool & weekly drag shows.
The Federal Underground
The Federal Underground is located beneath The Federal Bar. The nightclub, event space, lounge, and speakeasy under the retro-style gastropub in Long Beach. Featuring various
At the Top
At The Top is located above Shannon's On Pine in Long Beach, CA features public and private events; from live music, comedy, and DJ dance
Harvelle's Long Beach
Harvelle's in Long Beach is a Swanky venue with hardwood floors & cabaret-style tables featuring live jazz & cocktails. Located beneath the Congregation Ale House
Sevilla Nightclub
Sevilla Nightclub in Long Beach, CA has a State of the Art Sound & Video System, VIP Bottle Service Amenities, Private Rooms, Plush Lounge Areas,
Que Sera
Que Sera in Long Beach, CA is home to a variety of club nights. Open 7 days a week, 9pm-2am. 21+ Pool table, a stage for live music,
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Purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) is an old-fashioned perennial bloomer with bright daisy-like blooms with distinctive, dark purple centers. Drought- and heat-tolerant, purple coneflower isn't fussy, and once established, will decorate your garden from early summer until autumn for many years. Purple coneflower benefits from division when the center of the plant outgrows its boundaries, or when the center of the plant begins to look old and unproductive. Divide purple coneflower in autumn.
Pinch wilted coneflower blooms, and your plant will continue to flower until autumn.
In some areas, purple coneflower can become invasive. Pinching blooms as they wilt will prevent the plant from dropping seeds on the ground.


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The types of materials used in buildings are diverse and sometimes complex, each having their own varied composition, durability and corrosion challenges. These may include:
- Sandstone, brick or masonry deterioration due to brick expansion and exposure to the elements
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Hi Tech works with consultants such as architects, structural engineers and other specialists to deliver solutions to repair deteriorations to modern and heritage structures as well as deliver surface preparation on walls and flooring.
Utilising their specialist knowledge and some 40 plus years of expertise in the field, Hi Tech's capabilities in this area include:
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We're a hawk on the issues.
Kasich Campaign Launches 'Trump-Putin 2016' Website
John Kasich may be slumping in the polls, but that didn't stop him from poking fun at Donald Trump.
Kasich's campaign has released a Trump-Putin in 2016 website, making fun of the odd praises that both individuals have heaped on each other.
Previously, Putin called Trump the best candidate and a talented individual, while Trump returned the favor when he called Putin a real leader.
Kasich's website features the slogan, "Make tyranny great again."
"In a bold and visionary move characteristic of everything he does, today terrific billionaire Donald Trump named Russian President Vladimir Putin as his running mate in the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign," the Kasich campaign said in a news release.
Kasich campaign also out with a press release: "TRUMP NAMES PUTIN AS HIS RUNNING MATE" pic.twitter.com/R83oMtdg69
— Zeke Miller (@ZekeJMiller) December 19, 2015
The Hill reports:
The website, Trump-Putin2016.com, is a reference to Trump and Putin heaping praise on one another this week.
"By signing up you are waiving all constitutional rights, civil liberties, notion of privacy and subjecting yourself to a steady stream of hugely outrageous comments," a disclaimer on the website reads.
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Kristin M. Bakke
Keywords : Conflicts Politic post-conflict developments
Country : United Kingdom
Organization : University College London
Department : DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
Google scholar profile : https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=r6KEo84AAAAJ
Biography :
ristin M. Bakke holds a PhD and MA in political science from the University of Washington, Seattle, and has a BA in journalism and political science from Indiana University, Bloomington. She is from Norway.
Prior to joining UCL, Professor Bakke was a post-doctoral research fellow at Harvard University, at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs (2007-2008) and an Assistant Professor in political science at Leiden University (2008-2009). She is a Senior Research Associate at the Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO).
She is an Associate Editor at Journal of Peace Research and serves on the editorial board of Journal of Global Security Studies and advisory board of Nations and Nationalism. She is a member of the management committee of the European Network of Conflict Research and sits on the council of the British Conflict Research Society.
Professor Bakke's research focuses on political violence. The questions and topics that motivate her research include why some states are better able to avoid conflicts within their borders than others, how institutions can (or cannot) promote intrastate peace, the dynamics within self-determination movements, and post-war state-building.
Professor Bakke's 2015 book Decentralization and Intrastate Struggles: Chechnya, Punjab, and Québec aims to better understand decentralized states' diverse capacity to contain the often violent struggles between ethnic minority groups and the states in which they live. The book combines statistical analysis of intrastate conflicts with case studies of self-determination struggles in three federations: Chechnya's relationship to Moscow, Punjab's relationship to Delhi, and Québec's relationship to Ottawa. With support from the National Science Foundation (USA) and the Chr. Michelsen Institute (Norway), Professor Bakke spent ten months conducting fieldwork in Russia, India, and Canada. The book was the recipient of the Conflict Research Society's Book of the Year Award, 2016.
While her work on institutions explores how conflicts can be avoided, Professor Bakke's current research interests also include post-conflict developments. She has published articles that examine the aftermaths of violent conflicts (with John O'Loughlin, Gerard Toal, Michael D. Ward, Andrew Linke and Xun Cao). Based on surveys carried out in Bosnia, Russia's North Caucasus region, and the post-Soviet de facto states, these collaborative projects investigates inter-ethnic attitudes and legitimacy in conflict-ridden and post-war societies. For 2012-2014, Professor Bakke held an ESRC grant that explored state-building and the legacies of violence in the de facto states in the post-Soviet world—places like Abkhazia, Nagorno Karabakh, and Transdniestria—relying on both surveys and in-depth case studies. For 2015-2017, she is co-investigator of the collaborative project "Attitudes for Peace" (with Karin Dyrstad, Helga Malmin Binningsbø, and Arne Eide), which will examine post-conflict public opinion in three states: Burundi, Guatemala, and Nepal. The project is based at SINTEF and PRIO in Norway.
Much of Professor Bakke's research questions the often underlying assumption that the non-state actors in intrastate conflicts are unitary. In several collaborative articles with Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham and Lee Seymour, she examines how divisions within self-determination movements affect conflict dynamics both within these groups and between these groups and the governments they are fighting. For an introduction to this research, see Professor Bakke's presentation at TEDx UCL. In separate projects on the Chechen wars, she examines the processes through which transnational insurgents affect domestic insurgents and their ability to cohesively fight the state. For her Google Scholar profile, please go here.
- Decentralization and Intrastate Struggles: Chechnya, Punjab, and Québec. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2015).
Refereed Journal Articles
- "E Pluribus Unum, Ex Uno Plures: Competition, Violence and Fragmentation in Ethnopopolitical Movements." (with Lee J.M SEymour and Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham). Journal of Peace Research, vol.53, no. 1 (January 2016), pp. 3-18.
- "Convincing State-Builders? Disaggregating Internal Legitimacy in Abkhazia" (with John O'Loughlin, Gerard Toal, and Michael D. Ward). International Studies Quarterly, vol. 58, no. 3 (September 2014), pp. 591-607.
- "Help Wanted? The Mixed Record of Foreign Fighters in Domestic Insurgencies." International Security, vol. 38, no. 4 (Spring 2014), pp. 150-187.
- "A Plague of Initials: Fragmentation, Cohesion, and Infighting in Civil Wars" (with Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham and Lee J.M. Seymour). Perspectives on Politics, vol. 10, no. 2 (June 2012), pp. 265-284.
- "Shirts Today, Skins Tomorrow: Dual Contests and the Effects of Fragmentation in Self-Determination Disputes" (with Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham and Lee J.M. Seymour). Journal of Conflict Resolution, vol. 56, no. 1 (February 2012), pp. 57-93.
- "The Perils of Policy by P-Value: Predicting Civil Conflicts" (with Michael D. Ward and Brian Greenhill), Journal of Peace Research, vol. 47, no. 4 (July 2010), pp. 1-13. (Selected as the 2010 JPR Article of the Year.)
- "Reconciliation in Conflict-Affected Societies: Multilevel Modeling of Individual and Contextual Factors in the North Caucasus of Russia" (with John O'Loughlin and Michael D. Ward), Annals of American Association of Geographers, vol. 99, no. 1 (December 2009), pp. 1012-1021.
- "State, Society, and Separatism in Punjab," Regional and Federal Studies, vol. 19, no. 2 (May 2009), pp. 291-308.
- "Social Distance in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the North Caucasus Region of Russia: Inter and Intra-Ethnic Attitudes and Identities" (with Xun Cao, John O'Loughlin, and Michael D. Ward), Nations and Nationalism, vol. 15, no. 2 (April 2009), pp. 229-255.
- "Diversity, Disparity, and Civil Conflict in Federal States" (with Erik Wibbels), World Politics, vol. 59, no. 1 (October 2006), pp. 1-50.
Book Chapters
- "Copying and Learning from Outsiders? Assessing Diffusion from Transnational Insurgents in the Chechen Wars." In Transnational Dynamics of Civil War, ed. Jeffrey Checkel. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2013), pp. 31-62.
- "The Turn to Violence in Chechnya and Punjab: Self-Determination Struggles in Decentralized States." In Rethinking Violence, ed. Adria Lawrence and Erica Chenoweth. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press (2010), pp. 221-248.
- "After the War Ends: Violence and Viability of Unrecognized States." In Unrecognized States in the International System, ed. Nina Caspersen and Gareth Stansfield. London: Routledge (2010), pp. 90-109.
Work in Progress
- "From War-Making to State-Making in de facto States: The Effects of War-Time Fragmentation on Post-War Violence," article manuscript.
- "External Patrons, Violence, and Internal Legitimacy in de facto States: Abkhazia, Nagorno Karabakh, South Ossetia, and Transdniestria Compared" (with John O'Loughlin, Andrew Linke, and Gerard Toal), article manuscript.
- "International Commitments, Accountability, and the Political Control of Civil Society" (with Neil Mitchell and Hannah Smidt), article manuscript.
Reviews, Commentaries, and Shorter Works
- Review of Rebel Rulers: Insurgent Governance and Civilian Life During War, by Zachariah Cherian Mampilly, Perspectives in Politics, vol. 10, no. 4 (December 2012), pp. 1129-1130.
- "Chechnya: A Military Suppression of a Secession at a Cost." In The Ashgate Research Companion to Secession, ed. Aleksander Pavković and Peter Radan. Farnham, UK: Ashgate (2011), pp. 535-538.
- Review of Asymmetric Autonomy and the Settlement of Ethnic Conflicts by Marc Weller and Katherine Nobbs, eds., Journal of Peace Research, vol. 48, no. 2 (March 2011), p. 269.
- Review of The Robust Federation: Principles of Design by Jenna Bednar, The Journal of Politics, vol. 72, no. 2 (2010), pp. 599-600.
- Review of State Collapse and Reconstruction in the Periphery: Political Economy, Ethnicity and Development in Yugoslavia, Serbia and Kosovo by Jens Stilhoff Sörensen, Nordisk Østforum, vol. 24, no. 2 (2010), pp. 224-227.
- "Commentary: Beslan and the Study of Violence," Political Geography, vol. 28, no.1 (January 2009), pp. 16-18.
- Review of Religion, Civilization and Civil War by Jonathan Fox, International Studies Review, vol. 7, no. 1 (March 2005), pp. 87-89.
- "What Happens after Civil Wars End?" Talk at the Pint of Science Festival, London, May 24, 2016.
- "What the People of Nagorno-Karabakh Think about the Future of their Homeland" (with Lee J.M. Seymour), The Conversation, April 20, 2016.
- "How ISIS Rule and Mobilisation Matters for the Military Response to the Paris Attack," UCL European Institute blog, December 16, 2015.
- "The Problem with Fragmented Insurgencies" (with Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham, Lee J. M. Seymour), The Washington Post's Monkey Cage, May 13, 2015.
- "Islamic State: No-one Wants to Talk to Terrorists, but We Always Do—and Sometimes it Works" (with Govinda Clayton), The Conversation, October 14, 2014.
- "Foreign Fighters Don't Always Help," The Washington Post's Monkey Cage, May 28, 2014.
- "When the Enemy of My Enemy Is Not My Friend: Why Rebels Sometimes Target Their Own." Talk at TEDxUCL, June 2012.
Teaching for 2016-2017 Session
- International Relations Theories (SPP/ESPS)
- Political Violence and Intrastate Conflicts (ESPS)
- IR section of Introduction to European History, Law, Politics and Philosophy (ESPS)
- Conflict Resolution and Post-war Developments (MSc, SPP).
Social Distance in Bosnia and the North Caucasus Region of Russia 2007
Reconciliation in Conflict-Affected Societies: Multilevel Modeling of Individual and Contextual Factors in the North Caucasus of Russia 2009
The Viability of de facto States: Post-War Developments and Internal Legitimacy in Abkhazia 2011
Social distance in Bosnia‐Herzegovina and the North Caucasus region of Russia: Inter and intra‐ethnic attitudes and identities 2009
After the war ends: violence and viability of post- Soviet unrecognized states 2011 Unrecognized States in the International System, edited by Nina Caspersen and Gareth Stansfield


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