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Health, Culture and Society
AOD Research Network (opens in a new window)
The AOD Research Network comprises Western researchers with a range of disciplinary backgrounds including psychology, social work, criminology and public health. The network aims to foster high quality research on critical substance use issues facing communities within South Western and Western Sydney.
Sauna Studies (opens in a new window)
Sauna Studies @ Western Sydney is a new multidisciplinary research group that has been created to promote the development of sauna research at both national and international levels. The ultimate aim of the research group is to foster health, wellbeing, and community building, with a focus on the people and communities of Western Sydney.
Current Research
Out with Cancer (opens in a new window)
'Out with Cancer', funded by an Australian Research Council Linkage grant, is a three-year research project focused on understanding the cancer experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ+) communities and their caregivers.
The construction and experience of fertility in the context of cancer: patient, partner and health professionals
- Researchers: Jane Ussher, Janette Perz, Emilee Gilbert, Gerry Wain, Kendra Sundquist, Gill Batt, Kim Hobbs, Laura Kirsten, Catherine Mason, Pandora Patterson, Edith Weisberg
- Funded by an ARC Linkage Grant ($693,824)
Changes to fertility can be experienced as the most difficult long term effect of cancer diagnosis and treatment. However, health professionals rarely address this important health issue, and there has been no examination of fertility concerns post-cancer across gender, across a broad range of cancer types, or from the perspective of partners. This study will examine the gendered construction and experience of fertility for men and women with cancer, their partners, and health-professionals. Psycho-social, emotional and identity concomitants of fertility concerns will be examined, as well as negotiation within relationships, and professional communication, leading to the development and evaluation of a psycho-educational intervention.
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Sex after 55 research study
- Researchers: Professor Jane Ussher, Professor Janette Perz, Doctor Chloe Parton and Alexandra Hawkey
Sexuality is a central aspect of quality of life, intimate relationships, and identity. Whilst there have been a number of research studies examining sexuality in young people and those of reproductive age, there has been little research on the experiences of sexuality and sexual wellbeing in women post the menopause transition and during later life. The aim of the proposed project is to examine the ways in which women experience sexuality in later life. Having greater understanding of women's lived experiences will allow for the development of appropriate health information and sexual service provision.
Sexual wellbeing and quality of life after prostate cancer for gay and bisexual men and their partners
- Researchers: Jane Ussher, Janette Perz, Suzanne Chambers, David Latini, Ian Davis, Scott Williams, Alan Brotherton, Gary Dowsett
- Funded by the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, $288,013, in partnership with ANZUP Clinical Trials Group and ACON
It is estimated that 600 - 1000 Australian gay men are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. This study aims to examine the psychological burden of changes to sexual wellbeing, sexual identity and intimate relationships in gay and bisexual men with prostate cancer and their male partners. Sexuality and intimacy are important aspects of an individual's Quality of Life, with changes to sexual functioning, relationships, and sense of self reported to be among the most negative influences on the wellbeing of men with prostate cancer. However, the focus of previous research has been heterosexual men, with gay and bisexual men with prostate cancer being described as an "invisible diversity", or a "hidden population". This has led to a plea for research on the impact of potentially important differences in sexuality, identity, and intimate relationships on gay and bisexual men's experience of prostate cancer, which can be used to inform health education and health promotion, as well as lead to targeted psycho-social interventions.
Sexual and Reproductive health of Migrant and Refugee Women: An international comparison
- Researchers: Janette Perz, Jane Ussher, Renu Narchal in partnership with Family Planning NSW: Jane Estoesta, Jane Wicks; Community Migrant Resource Centre: Melissa Monteiro; and Simon Fraser University, Vancouver: Marina Morrow
- Funded by an ARC Linkage Grant ($271,144 and $129,000 from partner organisations)
Sexual health is a key component of women's quality of life, with utilisation of sexual health services associated with positive mental health. However, these services are underutilised by migrant and refugee communities, resulting in negative sexual health outcomes. This project will investigate the experiences and constructions of sexual health for women from a range of recent migrant and refugee communities living in Australia and Canada, in order to understand unmet needs, and inform targeted service provision. This research project uses a multi-layered qualitative approach, which includes focus groups and semi-structured interviews with community interviewers. Data will be analysed through thematic analysis, in-depth group comparisons and case studies. Guidelines for programs of sexual health education and promotion will then be developed, and subjected to a formative evaluation, from the perspective of key stakeholders.
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A randomised controlled trial of a new integrated approach to management of eating and weight disorders, namely a Healthy APproach to weIght management and Food in Eating Disorders (HAPIFED) compared to cognitive behaviour therapy – enhanced (CBT-E)
- Researchers: Phillipa Hay, Jessica Swinbourne, Amanda Salis, Stephen Touyz, Haider Mannan, Ian Caterson
At least a third of people with eating disorders bulimia nervosa or binge eating disorder will be overweight. However, therapies for such disorders do not address weight management well. Similarly, treatments for obesity do not address the eating disorder symptoms, and whilst there may be short-term reductions in binge eating with weight loss therapy this is not sustained over time. We have developed an approach that integrates standard cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) for eating disorders with behavioural weight loss management adapted for this group i.e. HAPIFED. This study is the first controlled trial of HAPIFED versus CBT.
Longer-term follow-up of women with disordered eating (WHEL)
- Researchers: Phillipa Hay, Shameran Slewa-Younan, Jonathan Mond, Deborah Mitchison
Much can be learned from longitudinal studies and there is an imperative to better understand the relationships between peoples' lived experiences and their health. This project has been following a group of women over a decade asking questions around life and lifestyle, eating and activity, and health related quality of life as well as embedded projects from doctoral and other students.
Emotional responses to food and neurobiological response in children and adults (Emotions and Food)
- Researchers: Phillipa Hay, Sloane Madden, Simon Clarke, Michael Kohn, Perminder Sachdev, Stephen Touyz, Mark Williams, Brooke Adam, Vaughan Macefield, Luke Henderson, Beatriz Martin Monzon
Central to an eating disorder are sufferer's thoughts, behaviors and feelings around food, and the impact of the former on weight and body image. Cognitive and behavioral aspects of eating disorders have been widely recognized as important to the identification, theoretical understanding and development of treatments. Exploration of functional brain imaging and emotive responses is still in its infancy in the area of eating disorders. Hence this study aims to examine participants' emotional and neurobiological responses to images of food via questionnaires and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). The study will include a sample of adults, adolescents and children with eating disorders.
Evaluation of the acceptability and clinical utility of the Arabic Mindfulness Intervention
- Chief Investigator: Ilse Blignault
- Funded by: South Eastern Sydney Local Health District
In 2015, SESLHD Multicultural Health Service and Mental Health Service embarked on an evaluation of the acceptability and clinical utility of a Mindfulness CD tailored for Arabic-speakers. Phase 1 of the research, in which Arabic-speaking community members were engaged individually to participate in the five week self-management intervention, has been completed. Results demonstrated both clinical utility and cultural acceptability, with significant changes in Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale post intervention and at follow up. Phase 2 of this project will explore the acceptability and clinical utility of the Arabic Mindfulness CD when Arabic-speaking women are engaged in a community group setting.
An examination of family homelessness: A study of families accessing Mission Australia Centre Kingswood (MAC-K)
- Researchers: Dr Elizabeth Conroy , Dr Chloe Parton , Dr Lauren Shone
- Funded by Mission Australia
This mixed methods study will explore the risk and protective factors for family homelessness. It aims to answer the question of why some families become homeless while other families do not, given similar experiences of disadvantage. The primary outcome of the project will be an assessment framework to assist staff in identifying and responding to families at risk of homelessness.
Phase 1 is a qualitative study involving semi-structured interviews with MAC-K service users and their support workers. Service users will be purposively sampled to include a range of family types (e.g. grandparent-headed household, young single mother, parent without custody of children) and risk pathways (e.g. child protection, family breakdown, financial stress). A thematic analysis of narratives will be conducted in which meaning-making and experiences of resilience, family and key life events that have led the client participants to their current situation will be examined. Phase 2 is a quantitative study that further explores risk and resilience factors identified during Phase 1. This second stage will involve a cross-sectional survey of homeless and non-homeless families in Western Sydney. The survey will measure associations between resilience and risk and protective factors such as family conflict and cohesion, social support, and social problem solving.
Evaluation of two initiatives within St Vincent's Hospital Homeless Health Service: COMET and Tierney House
- Researchers: Dr Elizabeth Conroy and Ms Lauren Kadwell , Dr Rebecca Reeve (Centre for Social Impact UNSW), Prof Paul Flatau (Centre for Social Impact UWA)
- Funded by St Vincent's Hospital Darlinghurst
This evaluation aims to: i) document the health needs and outcomes of service users accessing COMET and Tierney House; and ii) measure the extent to which the two services are delivering effective health care to individuals experiencing homelessness. COMET provides outreach assessment and treatment for sub-acute health problems while Tierney House provides residential support for homeless adults requiring non-acute health care (such as post-surgical recovery and convalescence following a hospital stay or stabilisation on medication for chronic health problems). The study will use a range of methods including analysis of hospital separations and emergency department presentations pre- and post-service delivery to examine changes in presenting health needs and service utilisation; a survey of key stakeholders to identify ; and case studies of service users to document referral and treatment pathways. A cost effectiveness analysis will also be undertaken to examine the health costs of those utilising the COMET and Tierney House services, the recurrent and capital costs of delivering these two services and the extent to which they are offset by any health savings costs.
The first output from this project is a Research Bulletin that summarises some of the key findings from the project.
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Mental health literacy in a resettled refugee community in New South Wales: Paving the way for mental health promotion in vulnerable communities
- Researchers: Dr Shameran Slewa-Younan, Dr Jonathan Mond, Dr Mitchell Smith, Ms Diana Milosevic, Professor Anthony Francis Jorm
- Funding: University of Western Sydney & South Western Sydney Local Health District
Resettled refugees are a particularly vulnerable group. They have very high levels of mental health problems, in particular, trauma-related disorders, but very low uptake of mental health care. Evidence suggests that poor "mental health literacy", namely, poor knowledge and understanding of the nature and treatment of mental health problems is a major factor in low or inappropriate treatment seeking among individuals with mental health problems. Hence, efforts are needed to identify specific aspects of mental health literacy likely to be problematic in different demographic subgroups and to use this information to develop health promotion programs.
View final project report PDF, 939 KB (opens in a new window)
Mental Health First Aid for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Depression: The Development of First Aid Guidelines for Frontline Community Workers Assisting Resettled Refugees
- Researchers: Ms Maria Gabriela Uribe Guajardo, Dr Shameran Slewa-Younan, Professor Anthony Francis Jorm
- Funding: PhD study and Cross Cultural Public Health Research Award
This study aims to develop culturally appropriate evidence-based actions to assist individuals from a refugee background. By building on the highly successful standard MHFA training, these guidelines will inform tailored education on how to help an Iraqi refugee presenting with common mental health problems such as depression and posttraumatic stress disorder among others. Future directions will include the delivery and evaluation of this tailored educational program, currently being undertaken.
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Mental Health Literacy of Resettled Afghan Refugee Communities in Australia: An Exploration of How Resettled Refugees Understand Trauma Related Mental Health Disorders and Treatment Practices.
- Researchers: Ms Anisa Yaser , Shameran Slewa-Younan , Caroline A Smith , Rebecca E. Olson, Jonathan Mond
Resettled refugees are a particularly vulnerable group given the high prevalence of exposure to traumatic events and the known links between such exposure and mental health impairment. It is particularly concerning that despite the very high levels of mental health problems, in particular, trauma-related disorders, there is very low uptake of mental health care. Evidence suggests that poor "mental health literacy", namely, poor knowledge and understanding of the nature and treatment of mental health problems is a major factor in low or inappropriate treatment seeking among individuals with mental health problems. Currently, one of the largest groups of refugees being resettled in Australia are those who originate from Afghanistan. This study seeks to examine the "mental healthy literacy" of resettled Afghan refugees in Adelaide, South Australia using a mixed methods design. It is proposed that information collected in this thesis will be used to develop culturally appropriate and responsive health promotion programs.
Assessing Mental Health Literacy in undergraduate health professional students at entry level in the UAE
- Researchers: Dr Rachel Rossiter, Dr Nabeel Al Yateem, Dr Shameran Slewa-Younan
- Funding: Al Jalila Foundation
Health literacy has been shown to influence recognition of and appropriate treatment-seeking behaviors. As health professionals play a vital role in developing the health literacy of community members and supporting early intervention programs, it is vital that they themselves have a high level of health literacy. Mental health literacy has received much less attention than literacy regarding physical health issues. Low levels of mental health literacy have been identified in many countries and this has been identified as an area requiring focused attention. In contrast, increased level of stress and at times distress have been reported in students undertaking tertiary studies. Providing interventions to enhance student resilience has been described as key to universities meeting their role in supporting student well being. This project will measure psychological distress and to describe mental health literacy amongst students at entry level to undergraduate studies as health professionals in the UAE. Findings will be used to inform future initiatives to support student well being and to inform development of courses and curricula that will improve mental health literacy. The overall aim is to prepare competent health professionals who are able to identify, screen and handle different mental health problems within the UAE.
Walk the talk: A study of an online population-based intervention to improve the mental health of young people who are unemployed
- Researchers: Vanessa Rose, Janette Perz
- Funding: Australian Rotary Health Grant
This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of an online self-directed vocationally-oriented cognitive behavioural program ('Walk the Talk') in improving the mental health of young people who are unemployed. The online program features dramatised video of cognitive self-talk, coping with unemployment, job-searching, attending interviews and maintaining employment once in the workforce; online quizzes comprising multiple choice items to self-test understanding of content material; and downloadable diary sheets, activities, website links and tips. Participants will be aged between 17-25 years and currently looking for full-time employment. Results will assist with interpreting intervention integrity and will be used to make any required modifications to the program before a planned large population scale intervention trial.
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Empowering Consumers through Timely Context Based Information
- Researchers: Maneesh Mathai, Athula Ginige, Uma Srinivasan, Federico Girosi
Timely information and education can enhance the ability of consumers to make informed choices about their health, lifestyle and modify disease risk factors. Due to its unstructured and varied format, and lack of targeted delivery methods, available information and knowledge does not often reach consumers, when they need it most. The aim of this project is to explore ways to provide personalised, context-specific, relevant information for consumers to better manage chronic diseases. We will initially develop a mobile based system for managing diabetes; especially type II which is preventable in many cases. The learnings will then be generalised to cover other chronic diseases.
To provide context based information to consumers we need to find their information needs and the associated context for each of the needs. This we need to find from literature, diabetes educators and if possible from some patients. Also we will obtain insights by analysing claim data to understand various episodes relating to diabetes patients, demography, co-morbidity issues and corresponding patient pathways. Based on above findings and literature a context model will be developed. Some of the parameter values in the context model such as type of diabetes, age, gender, current medications etc. can be pre-entered to create a user profile. Other parameters such as location, time, amount of exercise the user has done and the types of food being consumed in the last few days need to be captured through sensors in mobile phones.Based on specific values of various context model parameters at a given instance the relevant information can be filtered from an existing pool of knowledge to provide to the user as actionable information.Based on the above research findings a prototype mobile based app will be developed to provide necessary actionable information in context to diabetes patients.
The WATCH trial: Randomised controlled trial of antimicrobial treatment versus watchful waiting for acute otitis media without perforation in low-risk Aboriginal children
- Researchers: Jennifer Reath, Penny Abbott, Hasantha Gunasekera, Amanda Leach, Deborah Askew, R Walsh, Kelvin Kong, Federico Girosi, Chelsea Bond, Peter Morris, San Lujic, Wendy Hu, David Peiris, Geoffrey Spurling, Timothy Usherwood, Nadeem Siddiqui, Markeeta Douglas, Tallulah Lett & Cheryl Woodall, Keitha Rabbitt
Funding: NHMRC Project Grant
Professor Jennifer Reath, Dr Penelope Abbott and Professor Wendy Hu of the School of Medicine, and Associate Professor Federico Girosi of the Centre for Health Research, with research partners including five Aboriginal Community Controlled Primary Health Care Services and Inala Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Service are investigating ways to manage ear infections in urban Aboriginal children.The National Health and Medical Research Council funded project will compare a "watchful waiting approach" used for non-Aboriginal children with the immediate use of antibiotics recommended for Aboriginal children living in remote areas. 'Acute otitis media [middle ear infection] is a major cause of ill health in children and a common reason for antibiotic prescriptions,' Professor Reath says. 'Ear health is an important Aboriginal health issue. Aboriginal children have higher rates of middle ear infections than other children, and complications of ear disease include hearing impairment which can affect education and quality of life. Also antibiotic resistance is growing in Aboriginal communities.'National guidelines recommend observation and waiting to see if antibiotics are needed. This "watchful waiting approach" is now recommended for urban Aboriginal children at low risk of complications. Professor Reath and her team will study the relative effectiveness of the watchful waiting approach while also gauging its cost-effectiveness and assessing its acceptability among parents, carers and health care providers. Avoidable hearing loss and chronic infection must be prevented and this study will inform the treatment of ear infections in Aboriginal children.
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Evaluation of collective healing programs
- Chief Investigator: Ilse Blignault
Project Partner: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healing Foundation
Evaluation has a key role to play in helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to strengthen their own healing practices, as well as encouraging broader support for collective healing models. In order to fulfil this role evaluation must be undertaken in a way that reflects an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander worldview; is accountable to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities; and acknowledges and respects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures, and knowledge systems. This project involves a review of Indigenous healing project reports and interviews with experienced evaluators.
Caring, ageing and wellbeing in Aboriginal families
- Project Lead: Rachelle Arkles
Experience and meaning of dementia among family members caring for an older Aboriginal person with memory, thinking or cognitive decline
Philosophical and methodological approaches to studies of lived experience Dialogue between Indigenous and Western research approaches
Visibility and invisibility in a study of family caregivers of Aboriginal older people with dementia
Indigenous public health education: What is your experience of learning about Aboriginal health and [how] does it change you?
- Project Lead: Sally Fitzpatrick
This research seeks to discern change processes and impacts among postgraduate students attending Aboriginal health studies. Through conceptual and methodological innovation this multiple methods research will provide university educators with new insight into how students experience learning about Aboriginal health, and how this learning may influence their professional practice. Working within an action research framework, this research involves analysis of five years of survey data collected from postgraduate Master of Public students using a tool developed to capture change in domains of empowerment (the Growth and Empowerment Measure (Haswell et al. 2010). It will also involve analysis of students' asynchronous online discussions and post-course feedback and interviews. This research will contribute to the fields of medical and public health education and transformative learning research.
Completed Research
Evaluation of the relative efficacy and mechanisms of a couple based intervention for Premenstrual Syndrome through a randomised control trial using mixed methods
- Researchers: Jane Ussher, Janette Perz (CI), & Edith Weisberg (PI)
- Funded by an ARC Discovery Grant ($430,000)
Of 9,689 Australian women recently surveyed nationally, 33% reported moderate or severe premenstrual symptoms (PMS). Whilst relationships have been identified as a significant factor in the experience of premenstrual distress, to date, there has been no systematic description or evaluation of couple-based PMS interventions. This research study will do this, comparing couple-based support to both one-to-one and self-help support, helping health-care providers understand the experience and treatment of PMS in the context of family relationships, thereby reducing PMS, and the physical and psychological distress associated with it. This will lead to improved psychological wellbeing and quality of life for women and their families, a priority area for the ARC.
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Multiple perspectives on sexuality and intimacy post-cancer, leading to the development and evaluation of supportive interventions
- Researchers: Jane Ussher, Janette Perz, Emilee Gilbert (CI) Gerry Wain, Kendra Sundquist, Gill Batt, Kim Hobbs, Laura Kirsten (PI)
- Funded by an ARC Linkage Grant ($585,308)
Sexuality and intimacy are key aspects of quality of life detrimentally affected by cancer, resulting in significant reductions in well-being for people with cancer and their partners. However, health professionals rarely address this important health problem, and little is known about the factors which predict difficulties or re-negotiation of sexuality post-cancer. This study will examine the experience and construction of intimacy and sexuality post-cancer, from the perspective of people with cancer, their partners, and health professionals, and elucidate pathways to difficulty or re-negotiation. Based on these findings, programs of targeted couple interventions will be developed, and evaluated in a randomised controlled trial.
Download the latest Sexuality, Intimacy and Cancer Self-Help Guide (opens in a new window)
Michael's Intensive Supported Housing Accord (MISHA) Evaluation (2011-2014)
- Researchers: Paul Flatau, Lucy Burns, Elizabeth Conroy, Bridget Spicer, Tony Eardley
- Funded by Mission Australia through a philanthropic donation ($230,568)
The MISHA Project was a collaborative research venture with Mission Australia that commenced in late 2010. It aimed to evaluate Michael's Intensive Supportive Housing Accord (MISHA), a 'housing-first'-type model that provided housing and case management for 75 chronically-homeless men in the Parramatta area. The evaluation involved: 1) Two year longitudinal client survey examining outcomes with respect to housing, economic and social participation, and physical and mental health; 2) In-depth interviews with clients and caseworkers to explore the critical success factors and barriers for the project; and 3) Cost analysis that modelled the savings associated with providing the MISHA service compared to the costs that would have been incurred by the government if the sample had remained homeless. The baseline and 12-month findings have been published and the 24 month findings are available in the From Homelessness to Sustained Housing: MISHA Research Report 2010-2013 PDF, 2405.97 KB (Opens in a new window). It is hoped that the findings from this research will inform housing and homelessness policy and improve the design of similar programs in the future.
In November 2014, the MISHA Evaluation won theExcellence in Social Impact Measurement award (opens in a new window). The award was presented by the Social Impact Measurement Network of Australia (SIMNA) and recognises best practice in outcomes measurement in the social sector.
An evaluation of the Inner City Drift Project (2012-2013)
- Researchers: Elizabeth Conroy
System and Services Integration in the mental health, drug and alcohol and homelessness sectors (2009-2011)
- Researchers: Elizabeth Conroy


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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 5:00 lounge. Sit back, relax and have a drink allow me to get off topic for just a minute.
In about two hours, the SIU men's basketball team is set to face Missouri Southern in its first exhibition game in front of its home fans this season.
But it won't be the only premier that will take center stage this evening. Even though this one won't get as much pub.
Tonight I make my debut as the SIU hoops beat writer for the Daily Egyptian, which is something I've been patiently waiting for, as many of you may know.
So when the P.A. announcer asks "Southern Illinois...are you ready?" I'll be asking myself that exact same question.
This is almost surreal, especially thinking about where I've come from, how much I've been through and how much I've done to get to this point.
It's crazy, I'm being linked. That's crazy to me because usually I'm doing the linking.
I digress.
There are parts of me that are excited. There are parts of me that are nervous. There are parts of me that will likely feel out of place as I sit high above the Dawg Pound cheering section in press row.
I've officially turned in my Dawg Pound membership card for a media credential.
I guess now would be a good time to tell you all that I will be tweeting LIVE! from the SIU Arena for tonight's exhibition game. So follow the sidebar on the right side of your screen for updates throughout the night.
Wish me luck. I might be needing it. But there's a part of me that thinks that I'll be just fine.
OT: From the Pound to Press Row
- Monday, November 3, 2008
- Posted by The Ludameister at 5:00 PM
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I graduated and gained my teaching certificate from Hannibal-LaGrange University. I am certified to teach Early Childhood levelsI have continued my professional development by gaining some additional graduate hours through Southwest Baptist University and have previously started my Masters through William Woods University.
Mid-Continent University-Mayfield, KY
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La-Grange University-Hannibal, MO
*Early Childhood Educaiton: Birth-3rd Grade
I started teaching Kindergarten in January 2016. I have been with the Sikeston R6 school district for 5 years. I was a Teacher Assitant in Preschool for 2 ½ years before starting my teaching career in Kindergarten.


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30823 112th Ave Se, Auburn
Listing Office: Compass Washington.
Gated driveway leads through 6.2 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds to this 5-bedroom home w brick exterior. Large deck displays views of grounds, Mt. Rainier, & Cascades. Family room w gas fireplace & vaulted ceiling; kitchen w island & deck access. Master suite w jetted tub & walk-in closet. Formal dining room; living room; office; rec room w wet bar; ample storage; area plumbed for sauna; hobby room w separate entrance; 3-car attached garage. R5 zoning offers development opportunity.
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Red Jasper Braided Red Stone Necklace Set
SN225S Red jasper stone triple strand braided red stone necklace jewelry set with silver plated adjustable chain and sterling silver 13 mm trigger clasp. Sizes 17-20 adjustable with matching earrings created with sterling silver wires. Longer lengths and necklace only options are available.
Red Jasper is said to be used in increase energy, strength, stamina, and spiritual grounding. Red Jasper carries a strong spiritual grounding vibration, and resonates within the lower three chakras. It creates a strong connection to the earth.


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Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 30 Indian Fishermen
SLN and SLCG craft on routine patrol arrested 30 Indian fishermen and 8 Indian trawlers engaged in illegal fishing in the northern seas of Sri Lanka on 12th December 2013.
They were taken into custody in the Sri Lankan waters approximately 05 nautical miles east of Analathivu. The arrested fishermen were brought to KKS harbour to be handed over to the Assistant DFAR Director in Jaffna for legal action.
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I am on the verge of loosing it right now.
the hope of what I will become.
all that I have become,
keeps hunting me,
time over time,
turn after turn.
Making my pain return.
Trailing me down the road so I would be gone.
on a long walk,
never to return.
Digging deep into my throat,
it is.
voice taking, it might be.
Still will I hold on to it.
With all my might,
it might,
be breathe taking.
Bones breaking,
loin opening.
But I know,
if I stand under the light,
stand my ground and fight,
outline my boundary's with the ray.
So My eyes will be on Zion.
The light.
I know.
if I will fight for the last,
with my last,
Give me time,
My head will be illumed with the right scope.
Then the flower of my understanding will bud.
And it will be available for my dreams,
i mean the incessant fund.
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Diving into Marine Minds 2020 Edition
From 22 to 26 June 2020 the third edition of the international Annual Symposium will be organized in Faro (Portugal). The event is organised for students studying the Joint Master programme on Marine Biological Resources (IMBRSea) by University of Algarve, Ghent University and the IMBRSea consortium.
Location: CCMAR - University of Algarve Campus Gambelas, Faro - Portugal.


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The California State Fair has endless thrills and frills to offer. The midway holds hundreds of flashy rides and The Coca Cola Promenade features rows upon rows of food stands offering the most exotic items a person can consume,—such as the donut burgers, deep fried cannoli, and bison ribs. Critters galore hang out in the Tractor Supply Co. Big Barn…. I can go on for days. My point is, with such an expansive collection of attractions, the original purpose of the Fair is often forgotten. The CA State Fair is a place that showcases the absolute best products that our great state of California has to offer. This year, the Taste of California Experience Center is the stage for a variety of experience classes where guests have the opportunity to learn from industry professionals about some of California's best products: beer, wine, olive oil, cheese, and honey. I was lucky enough to participate in a class entitled, "Olive Oil, YOU Be the Judge!" in which fair-goers learn how olive oil is judged professionally.
Upon arriving to the class, I was greeted by Maria Farr, our teacher for the afternoon and a professional olive oil judge. At my seat was an official judge sticker, an authentic judging sheet, three different oils to taste, a glass of water, and a tray of green apples to cleanse the palate. Maria began the class by explaining some of the protocol expected of professional judges. Something I found to be particularly interesting was that judges are forbidden from wearing fragranced products of any kind– whether it's shampoo, deodorant, perfume, or lotion– nothing that may distract the nose from the aroma of the oils. For a gal like me who uses a slew of fragranced products, this came as a shock!
Before engaging with the oils, judges are to place the special oil cup into their palms to warm it up. I learned that the glasses are tinted dark blue so that judges don't preemptively form opinions about the oil based on the color. While still warming the cup in the hand, you're supposed to swirl the oil around to open up the aroma. You then stick your entire nose inside the oil cup and give it a full sniff. The oils we tried all contained notes of grass, artichoke and tomato leaf since each derived from the same olive variety. After assessing the aroma, judges score each section and then move onto flavor.
Flavor is judged using the same three categories: intensity, complexity, and harmony. After taking a sip of the olive oil, Maria instructed that you must develop your slurp to coat your mouth with the oil– think wine tasting. What shocked me most was the subtle burning sensation that some of the oils created in my throat, though apparently it is quite common of oils and has to do with how robust it is. After scoring these three categories, judges move on to the last category: final.
Final is categorized by mouth feel and finish. This sounded insane to me at first, but different oils left noticeably different feelings in the mouth. While one left the mouth with an oily coating, the other dried out the mouth leaving a clean feel. Though I personally preferred the oily feel, the dry mouth feel is apparently more desirable to judges. Once the oil has been fully assessed based upon aroma, taste, and final, points are added up to determine whether the oil belongs in the gold, silver or bronze category.
My favorite part of the class was comparing my personal rating to the score the oil received from professional judges. One oil in particular stood out to me as the best of the three, however judges gave it silver, not gold, proving how refined the judges palates are. Learning about the detailed judging process caused me to develop a great amount of respect for those who identify the best of California and reminded me of what the Fair is all about! Plus I've already impressed friends and family with shared my newfound knowledge!
Now, all of the information I just shared with you was learned exclusively from the experience class– I had no prior knowledge regarding the ins and outs of olive oil! Maria packed this info and more into a 30 minute class! If you're now enticed to take an experience class or two, the full schedule can be found here: https://www.castatefair.org/experienceclasses/. Each class varies completely from the next so the possibility for new knowledge is endless!
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I saw a man just yesterday, he looked very sad and alone.
I asked him how his day was he just smiled and looked at the floor.
I did not know him, nor had I seen him before.
But in my heart he looked like he needed just alittle something more.
So I walked to him slowly and he just happen to glance my way.
He said 'Don't be frighted my child, I'm harmless in all ways'
I felt kind of silly and sat down to talk to him thinking he needed a friend.
We chatted for hours on until the trian came around again.
I watched him leave as he waved good-bye and new I'd done something right.
For in his heart I'd found his soul and managed to spark the light.
He looked different as he walked away a kind of sway in his step.
I went to pick up my bags and turned to for just one more glance.
He was gone, all but vanished in the air.
I ask the lady beside me if she saw were the man went.
She looked at me alittle crazy and got up and walked away.
I thought in that moment I had gone crazy and sat back down for a sec.
Beside were the man sat was a simple red rose and a note that said Thank You,
And I cried just from those two words.
Much later I learned he was a homeless man who lived all alone on the tracks,
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My husband still laughs to this day when I tell him of my tale.
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We can't stop an earthquake(地震), but we can do things to make sure they don't destroy(毀壞) whole cities. First, it is not a 1 .________ idea to build houses along lines where 2. ________ of the earth's plates(板塊) join together. Second, if you think there 3. ________ be an earthquake, it is better to build houses on rocks , not on 4. ________. Third, you must make the houses as 5. ________ as possible. Weak buildings will fall down in an earthquake, but strong ones may 6. ________ . .
Scientists are 7. ________ that one day an even bigger earthquake will hit the part around San Francisco(舊金山) . They call it " The Big One ". However, people today are still building more 8. ________ . The population in and around San Francisco is 9. ________ ten times more than it was in 1906. This means that 10. ________ there is another earthquake, a great many houses and buildings will be destroyed.
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Mr. Brown had an umbrella shop in a small town. People sometimes 1 ________ him broken umbrellas, and then he took them to a big shop in London. They were 2 ________ there.
One day Mr. Brown went to London by train. He 3 ________ to take an umbrella with him that day. Sitting in front of him was a man with an umbrella standing 4 _______ the seat. When the train arrived in London, Mr. Brown 5 ________ up the umbrella as he often did during his journey by train. Just as he was getting off, he was 6 ________ by the man. He said angrily, "That's 7________ !" Mr. Brown' s face turned red and he gave it back to the man at once.
When Mr Brown got to the big shop, the shopkeeper had got his six umbrellas ready. After a good look at 8 ________ of them, he said, "You've mended them very well."
In the afternoon he got into the train again. The 9 ________ man was in the same seat. He looked at Mr Brown and his six umbrellas, "You've had a 10 ________ day," he said.
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A farmer saw an old man growing something on the other side of the river.
The farmer 1. ________ out to him, " What are you growing , Grandpa? "
The old man 2 . ________ for a moment, then said, "Swim over 3. ________ I'll tell
The farmer didn't like the 4. ________ of swimming across the river. But he wanted to know 5. ________ the old man was doing. He swam over. The old man said very 6. ________ in his ear, " I'm planting peas in my 7. ________ ."
" You should have shouted. I would have 8. ________ quite clearly on that side." Said the farmer.
" Oh, no, I wouldn't 9. ________ that . The sparrows would have heard me and 10. ________ my peas."
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Mrs Andrews had a young cat, and it was the cat's first winter. One evening it was 1.________ when it began to snow heavily. Mrs Andrews looked 2. ________it everywhere and shouted its name, but she did not find it, 3. ________ she telephone the police and said, " I have
4. ________ a small black cat. Has 5. ________ found one? "
" No,madam, " said the policeman at the other end, " But cats are really very 6. ________ animals. They sometimes live for days in the snow, and when it melts (融化) or somebody finds them, they are quite 7. ________ ."
Mrs Andrews felt 8. ________ when she heard this. " And ," she said, " Our cat is very 9. ________. She almost talks. "
The policeman was getting tired, "Well then, " he said " Why don't you put your
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Here are some old ways to sending messages.
An Egyptian(埃及人) put his ear to the ground. He 1 . ________ the horses coming this way. He ran to 2. ________ his people . He was a 3. ________ . That was one way for Egyptians to send messages.
People in 4.________ countries sent message, too. When enemies came, one man beat his drum. In the next village people heard the drum and beat their drums, too. The messages went from village to village by 5.________ .
Much 6. ________ , some armies (軍隊) kept many pigeons(鴿子) . These pigeons always 7. ________ back. When a soldier was sent far away from his own 8. ________ , he might take a pigeon along. He could tie a message to the bird's leg. It would fly back 9. ________ the soldier's message.
These are shown ways to send messages. Can you think of more 10. ________?
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Light travels at a speed(速度) which is about a million times 1 . ________ than that of sound. 2. ________ one second, light travels about 300,000 kilometers, but sound travels only 340 meters. You can get some idea of this difference by 3. ________ the start of a running match. If you stand far away from the starter(發令員), you can see smoke 4.________ from his gun 5.________ the sound reaches your ears.
The fast speed of light produces some strange facts. The nearest star is 6. ________ far away that light which you can see from it tonight started to travel to you four years 7. ________ at a speed of nearly two million kilometers every minute. The light from some of tonight's started on 8. ________ journey towards you even before you were born.
So, if we want to be honest(誠實), we 9. ________ say , " The stars are shining brightly tonight." We have to say, " The stars look nice. They were 10. ________ four years ago but their light has just reached our earth. "
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A man was sitting in the doctor's office. He was telling the doctor about his 1 . ________ .
"I like football, Doctor." He said, " Please help me. My life has 2. ________ been a good one since I became 3. ________ in football and it is getting worse and worse. I can't even 4.________ from it in my sleep. When I close my 5.________, I'm out there in the football field and 6. ________ after a flying ball. When I wake up, I'm more 7. ________than I was before I went to bed. What am I going to do? "
The doctor sat back and said, " First of all, you 8. ________ to do your best not to dream(做夢) about football. Before you fall asleep, try to 9. ________about something else. Try to think that you are at a party and someone is going to give you several million dollars."
" Are you crazy (瘋了) ?" the man shouted, " I'll 10. ________ the ball !"
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You may think there is nothing but sand in the desert of the world, but it is not true. In the desert we can 1._______ stones. We can see hills, too. There is a little rain in the 2.________, but it is not 3. ______ for most plants.
The animals are 4. _______ to the desert people in many ways. The desert people eat the meat and drink the milk of the animals. They use their skins to 5. ________ shoes, water bags and even tents(帳篷). They use the camels(駱駝) for 6. _______ things.
The people of the desert have to keep 7. _______ from places to place. They must always look for grass or desert plants for their animals. They usually live in the tents. When there is mo more food for their animals, they take down their tents, put them on the camels and move to 8. _______ place. The desert people are very 9. _______. No man in the desert would ever refuse to help the people in 10._______ and give them food and water.
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The world of the out-of doors is full of secrets. And 1. ________ are so interesting that quite a lot of people are busy studying them. All around us are birds, animals, trees and flowers. The facts about 2.________ they live and grow are as interesting as anything could be.
Do you know that one of the great presidents of the United States 3 ________ hours and hours studying birds? A businessman who lives near New York City became so interested in insects(昆蟲) that he began to collect them. He now has more than one thousand different kinds 4. ________ kept in the glass boxes.
Come then with me, and I will help you find some of Nature's secrets. Let us go quietly through the woods and fields. Here we shall find how a rabbit tells the other rabbits that there is danger. We shall follow a mother bear and her young ones as they search for food and get ready for 5. ________ sleep. We shall watch bees 6. ________ in the air to let other bees know where they can find food. I will 7.________ you many other interesting things, but the 8. ________ thing that I can teach you is to keep your eyes and ears 9.________ when you go out of doors. Nature tells her secrets 10.________ to people who look and listen carefully.
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Mr Hill arrives at London Airport, at the end of a three-week holiday in 1. ________. Usually he wears a beard(蓄著胡須). Since it has been 2.________ there, he has taken it off (剃掉). But his passport photo shows him with his 3. ________.
An officer looks at the 4. ________for a moment, and says,"Will you excuse me? Please sit down. I shant keep you long." With this, he walks away, shows the photo to a second 5.________, and says: "I know that face." The second officer looks at the 6. ________ and asks where Mr Hill has come from. When he hears that Mr Hill has arrived back from Paris, the 7.________ officer smiles and says: "An Englishman with a beard stole a painting in Paris on Friday, And that man looks just the kind of man..."
8.________ it comes to the first officer who Mr Hill is. He returns to him, and asks: "Did you
9. ________ at the No.2. High School?" When Mr Hill answers, 10. ________, that he did, the first officer smiles and says: "I thought so. Im Jack Smith. You taught me French. You havent changed a bit."
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Thomas Edison was a great American 1.________ . When he was a child, he was always 2.________ questions and trying out new ideas. No matter 3.________ hard it was, he never gave up.
Young Tom was in school for only three months. His teacher didn't understand why he had 4.________ many strange questions. Most of them were not about his lessons. The teacher didn't want to teach Tom any 5.________ . He asked Tom's mother to take the boy home. Tom's mother taught him to read and write, and she found him 6.________ a very good pupil. He learnt very fast and became very 7.________ in science.
One day , he saw a little boy 8.________ on the railway tracks at a station. A train was coming near quiclly, and the boy was too frightened to move. Edison rushed out and carried the boy to 9 .________. The boy's father was so 10.________ that he taught Edison to send messages by telegraph.
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"Dreams (夢 ) may be more important than sleep. We all need to dream," some scientists say.
Dreams take up about one quarter of our 1 .________ time. People have several
2. ________each night. Dreams are like short films. They are usually in colour. Some dreams are 3. ________ old films. They come to us over and over 4. ________. That may be because the dreamer is worrying about something. Dreaming may be a way of trying to find an answer.
Some people get new ideas 5. ________ their work from dreams. They may have been 6. ________ about their work all day. These thoughts can carry over into dreams.
Sometimes we 7. ________ with a good feeling from a dream. But often we cant remember the dream. Dreams can disappear (消失) 8. ________ from memory (記憶).
Too much dreaming can be harmful (有害的). The 9. ________ we sleep, the longer we dream. The mind is hard at work when we dream. That is 10. ________ we may have a long sleep and still wake up tired.
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More than seven hundred years ago, the Prince of Wales had a very big and brave dog called Gelert.
One day the Prince wanted to go 1. ________ with his men. He told his 2. ________ to stay at home and look after his baby son. The baby was in a wooden cradle (搖籃), which was like a small bed.
When the Prince came back from hunting, Gelert ran out to meet his master. He wagged his tail and jumped up to put his paws (前爪)on the Princes chest. Then the Prince saw the blood on Gelerts jaws and head.
"What have you done?" the Prince said. He rushed into his house and 3. ________his baby son. The cradle was lying on its side on the floor. The clothes were torn and there was blood on them.
"So you have killed my son?" the Prince said angrily. "You unfaithful dog!" He took out his sword(劍) and 4. ________ the dog. Just as Gelert was 5. ________ , he managed to bark. Then the Prince heard a baby call to the dog.
The Prince ran out of the house and saw his son lying on the ground unhurt. Near him was a dead 6. ________. Then the Prince knew that Gelert had defended(保衛) the baby and killed the wolf.
The Prince ran 7. ________ into the house but he was too late. Gelert was dead. The Prince was very sad indeed. 8. ________ ran down his face when he realized he had killed 9. ________faithful friend. The Prince carried the body of his brave dog to the top of a mountain and buried him there. After this, the Prince never smiled again. Every morning at dawn, he walked up the mountain and stood by the dogs grave for a few minutes.
If you go to Mount Snowdon in Wales, people will show you where Gelert is buried. There is a sign by his grave. It 10. ________people of a brave and faithful dog.
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Satellites Forecast the Weather
Now satellites are helping to forecast (預報) the weather. They are in space, and they can reach any part of the world. The 1.________ take pictures of the atmosphere (大氣), because this is where the weather forms (形成). They send these pictures to the 2. ________ station. So the scientists there can see the weather of any part of the world and tell how the weather will change.
Today, nearly five hundred weather stations in sixty countries can 3. ________ satellite pictures. 4. ________they receive the new pictures, they compare (比較) them with the earlier ones. Perhaps they may find that the clouds have 5. ________ during the last few hours. This may mean that the weather on the ground may soon change, too. In their next weather 6. ________, they can tell people about it. So the weather satellites are of a great 7. ________ to the scientists at the station. In the past they could forecast the weather for about 24 or 48 hours 8. ________. Now they can make good forecasts for three 9 ________ five days. Soon, perhaps, they may be able to forecast the weather 10. ________ a week or more ahead.
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Catherine was a famous writer of childrens stories. She lived in a fine old house in a small town near London. Often she worked at home, in her quiet 1.________.Long before her books became popular, she had tried to teach 2 how to use a computer. And now she typed(打字)all her stories on her computer. But sometimes she had to 3 the house to get some books from the library or have a meeting. She didnt like being away because she was worried about burglar(盜賊).So she was very careful. Just before leaving, she always put a full cup of coffee on the writing desk, and left the radio playing to make a burglar think someone 4 be at home.
One day she came back after a day out, and found that there was something different in her house. There was only a little 5. lift in the cup, and the radio was off. But when she looked at her computer, she saw it was 6. , and someone had typed in a new story. She had no idea who had got in, or how, because none of the doors or windows was broken. Then she sat down to read the story. To her surprise, it was a very good one. "Ill use it in my 7. book!" she said 8 .
The next month she had to go to London. She put a cup of coffee and a plate of sandwiches on the desk. When she returned, the coffee and the sandwiches had 9. .She ran to the computer. This time there was only a 10. on the screen(屏幕)."ITS NOT YOUR STORY.ITS MINE!" it said.
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Tom lived a way from town. One day he went into town to buy something in the shop, and after he bought 1. ________ he wanted, he went into a restaurant and sat 2 . ________ at the table. When he looked round, he saw some old people 3. ________ eyeglasses on before 4. ________ their books, so after lunch he went to a shop to buy 5. ________, too. He walked along the road, and soon found a 6. ________.
The man in the shop made him 7. ________ on a lot of glasses, but each time Tom said, " No, I can't read with these. "
The man became 8 . ________ and more puzzled (困惑) . At last he said, " Excuse me, but 9. ________ you read at all?"
" No, I can't! " Tom said, "10. ________ I can read, do you think I will come here to buy glasses? "
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In my spare time, I paint designs on T-shirts. I got the idea two years 1 for my 2 birthday present. The shop wanted $ 20 for a special design 3 a T-shirt, so I decided to do it 4 . I bought a white cotton T-shirt 5 $6 and some paints, and I painted a lion on the front. My brother loved it!
Painting T-shirts is great fun. You 6 be a great artist, you can just paint shapes and lines. The T-shirts are the 7 expensive part of my hobby. Also you have to use special fabric paints and you need to buy good quality brushes.
I love my hobby 8 I can make T-shirts that no-one else has. I give a lot of them away 9 presents to my family and friends. Sometimes, I sell them. Since I started, I've 10 about 60 T-shirts and each one is different.
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A: Good morning, madam. May I help you?
B: Yes, I'm afraid I 1 my handbag on the taxi this morning!
A: What's 2 the handbag?
B: About 5000 yuan.
A: 3 else?
B: Yes, my ID card, I think.
A: By the way, have you 4 for the taxi ticket?
B: Yes, the ticket 5 is 3456789.
A: Well, I'll help you to call the taxi 6 . ( Knocking at the door)
B: Come in, please.
A: Good morning, sir. I found this handbag on my taxi and I 7 it here. There's much money 8 .
B: Thank you very much. (turning to the woman). Is this your handbag?
A: Yes, it's 9 . Thank goodness! 10 a kind man! Thank you.
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Have you ever been to Disneyland? For most of the kids 1 the world, this 2 park is a fantastic place for them to have fun. When we 3 young, we all have heard 4 Mickey Mouse, Sleeping beauty, Snow White and many Disney characters. Some of us 5 have seen them in cartoons. Actually, you can go to see them all in a theme park. Now, there are four 6 Disneyland amusement parks all over the world. Two are in the United States, one is in Tokyo, and the 7 is in France. There are not only some amusement attractions there , 8 also many specials with
Disney characters. In Disneyland, you can have a lot of fun watching Disney movies, 9 in Disney restaurants, and buying Disney 10 .
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Do you want to be healthier? Then go 1 the passage, and you may find it's easy to keep fit.
1) Eat all kinds of foods, especially fruits and vegetables.
You may have a favourite kind of food, but the best 2 is to eat as many kinds as possible. If you eat 3 foods, you're more likely to get the nutrients your body needs . Taste new foods that you 4 tried before. Some foods, such as green vegetables, are very important. Have five servings(份) of fruits and three vegetables.
2) Drink water and milk often.
When you are really 5 , cold water is the No. 1 choice. Kids need calcium(鈣) to grow strong, and milk is a great source of this mineral (礦物質) . How much do children 6 ? About three glasses of milk every day.
3) Limit screen time.
What's screen time? It's the 7 for watching TV, DVDs, and videos, 8
computer games, and using the computer. If you spend much time 9 these activities, you may have less time left to take 10 , such as playing basketball, bicycling, and swimming.
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I went on a camping trip in the mountains with my classmate. After hiking all day, we 1
A good place to camp for the whole night. We make a campfire so that we can cook our 2 . We roasted some hot dogs and potatoes and 3 some lemonade. When it got 4 , we told ghost stories by sitting 5 the campfire.
Later when we lay down to go to 6 , we listened to the sounds of crickets(蟋蟀) and some 7 moving around in the grass. We 8 there were some ghosts nearby. " What?" we asked. " I think I hear someone walking in the woods. " Kathy said. Soon we all 9 footsteps and we were all so 10 that we couldn't go to sleep.
Of course, there was no one there, but we have very active imagination(想象).
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A: What are you going to do next weekend?
B: I have no 1 . What about you?
A: I don't know. Do you want to do something 2 me?
B: Sure. What do you want to do?
A: How about 3 fishing on Saturday?
B: OK. 4 are we going to meet?
A: Let's meet at my house. My father has a boat. He can 5 us fishing on the lake.
B: What time shall we leave?
A: Let's leave at 5: 30 in the 6 . Fishing is good at that time.
B: So early? Can we 7 it a little later?
A: Well, no 8 . What about 6:00?
B: Great. We are sure to 9 ourselves. 10 you at 6:00 on Saturday morning.
A: OK. Bye!
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A project with opera singer Dalia Schaechter at Opera Köln.
For many weeks the Israely singer Dalia Schaechter and Valerie Schaller visited several foreign citizens from different countries who are living in Cologne.
The idea was that the persons teach her a song from their origin country they come from, a song which has an important and special meaning to them.
After a personal interview about the story why the person left it's country the process of learning the song started.
Valerie Schaller filmed this encounters and also some crucial things which happended "back stage" during this very intensive and sometimes very emotional process.
Short sequences of the videos were shown before the performance of the song on stage.
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The question of homeland and feeling at home in a foreign country was main issue of the interviews.
By the act of giving and receiving the song an extraordinary moment arised and all the heavy and political stories were all of a sudden in the background regarding this very personal and meaningful present of sharing something in the context of music.
A thrilling and intensive jurney through many biografies, showing the cultural roots and real facts about emigration, search and integration.
Dalia Schaechter, well known singer who was nominated as "Kammersängerin", is performing since many years her own projects with actor Bert Oberdorfer, violonist Gerhard Dierig, pianist Jan Weigelt as well as the contrabass player Johannes Esser.
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I am one of those people who can't have a quiet house. Well, I can't have a quiet house with three kids, but when it's just Molly and me at home and I'm trying to get housework done, I have chore-ADD. I clean a counter, put away a few dishes, move half a load of laundry — basically I start doing something, get distracted by something else and wander around my house without actually accomplishing anything. So I watch Netflix or listen to podcasts. Somehow this helps me focus and stay on task and makes the monotony of housework more bearable.
Because of this (and a vast quantity of housework), I am rapidly exhausting the episodes in all of my favorite podcasts. So I am constantly searching for new ones. And maybe you are too. Here's the list of what is in my podcast app:
My Auto-Refresh Favorites, I will listen to each new episode soon after it downloads and have possibly gone through the archives and listened to back episodes:
- Serial – of course. Sarah Koenig, I'm ready for the second season.
- Slate Serial Spoiler Special – Because I needed to listen to others over-analyze Serial
- Stuff You Missed in History Class – While a little SNL "Delicious Dish" I LOVE Holly and Tracy telling me about interesting things in history. They do all the research so I don't have to.
- This American Life – The gold standard of lifestyle storytelling podcast? (Please listen to their recent episodes "Cops See It Differently," Parts 1 and 2– powerful conversations on the relationship between policing and race.)
- Strangers – Lea Thau presents achingly human stories that are moving and beautiful. I highly recommend the episodes "Falling Slowly," and "The Mind Shaft."
- TED Radio Hour – Those inspiring TED talks condensed into a podcast
- Startup – Alex Bloomberg left TAL and started his own podcasting company, this follows him through that process
- Reply All – It's about the Internet
- Invisibilia – An intellectual look at the invisible forces that affect humans (listen to the episode "How to Become Batman," it really changed my perspective on blindness)
New to Me, but so Far I Really Like Them:
- The Heart – intimacy + humanity
- Death, Sex and Money – the things you leave out of polite conversation
- The Moth – true stories told live
- The Longest Shortest Time – conversations about parenthood
- Criminal – short stories of people adjacent to crime (this is kind of [a little bit] scratching the itch for Serial)
- Happier by Gretchen Rubin – there's only one episode so far, I think I like it?
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- The Nerdist – when there's a celebrity I like
- WTF – when there's a celebrity I like
- Dr. Drew – I am an old school Loveline fan, I love Dr. Drew
- Freakonomics Radio – Super interesting lately was the episode, "Is There a Better Way to Fight Terrorism?"
- Sawbones – Super interesting episodes: recently, "Measles," in the archives, "Vaccines"
- Planet Money
- Stuff You Should Know
- Longform
- The Diane Rehm Show
- Fresh Air
- Radiolab
- BackStory
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- A man has been arrested for firing a shotgun during an attempted robbery of marijuana from a house in Es Canar.
- The victim of the robbery has also been arrested for possession of cannabis.
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The incident took place on Wednesday 13th December, when a man called the Guardia Civil stating two men had come to his house in Es Canar with the intention of stealing marijuana.
He claimed to have been threatened with a sawn-off shot gun, and that during a struggle a shot was fired, hitting the kitchen wall.
The victim of the attempted theft is a 52-year old Portuguese male. He gave 2.3kgs of marijuana to agents of the Guardia Civil, and was arrested for a crime against public health.
Officers of the Guardia Civil confirmed there was a shot gun impact in the kitchen wall, and undertook an investigation to apprehend the perpetrators.
A 39-year old Spanish male was arrested, accused of firing the shot, however he denied the accusation.
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Chromed metal frame, wheat brown fabric upholstery. H:78cm Seat H:45cm W:64cm D:58cm. The upholstery has some faint markings and one small hole to left armrest. Superb side/office chair in original fabric. Good quality, made in Denmark. We reserve the right to re-list the item/s if terms are not adhered to. Collection & Viewing: Collection can be made from our Bristol warehouse and viewings can be arranged by appointment only. Please accept by purchasing vintage items, this means that most items will show some signs of age related wear and previous use, anything beyond this will be detailed or pictured in our listings. We can assure you that every items condition will be described to the best of our teams ability. The item "Retro Vintage Danish Modern Chrome Lounge Armchair Easy Desk Office Chair 1970s" is in sale since Saturday, February 10, 2018. This item is in the category "Home, Furniture & DIY\Furniture\Sofas, Armchairs & Suites\Armchairs". The seller is "modernistiks" and is located in Bristol. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.


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USA (United States of America) is a most popular country in the world of fifty states covering a large swath of North America. This country is also generally very familiar as the United States. So you can say simply as the U.S. or the US which country is very popular for many reasons. Washington, D.C. is the capital of United States of America. Anyway, let's go to see the 10 biggest stadiums in USA. These sports stadiums are the most popular all around the world. We have tried to share brief information about these best stadiums in the US.
10. "Sanford Stadium"
Sanford Stadium is one of the largest stadium in America which has 92,746 seating capacity. It is an on-campus playing venue for football which is located in Sanford Dr and Field St, Athens, GA, USA. Sanford Stadium is one of the most beautiful stadium in the world. It is the 18th largest stadium in the world and the 11th largest stadium in the United States. Sanford Stadium was opened in 1929 and it was renovated on 1994 and 2018. This stadium's seating capacity has increased step by step. It was expanded in 1949, 1964, 1967, 1981, 1991, 1994, 2000, and 2003. To build this stadium was spent US$360,000. Atwood and Nash Heery International are the architects of Sanford Stadium. Sanford Stadium is named for most famous person Dr. Steadman Vincent Sanford who was president of the University of Georgia in Athens from 1932-1935.
9. "LA Memorial Coliseum"
At this present time, LA Memorial Coliseum is one of the biggest Stadium in America. It is very known as an outdoor sports stadium in America. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum stadium is located on 3911 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90037, USA. This stadium has 7 ha and 78, 467 seating capacity. This stadium is the home to the Univesity of Southern California Trojans football team of the Pac-12 Conference where contains many talented people. Besides, it is also very known as the home of the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL (National Football League). The University of Southern California is the operator of LA Memorial Coliseum. This stadium opened in 1923 and was renovated in 1930, 1964, 1977-78, 1983, 1993, 1995, and in other years. To build the LA Memorial Coliseum stadium was spent US$954,872. John and Donald Parkinson are the architects of this stadium.
8. "Bryant-Denny Stadium"
Bryan-Denny Stadium was opened in 1929 architects by Atwood and Nash, Inc., Architects and Engineers. It is also one of the most popular and the largest stadium in USA which is much known as an outdoor stadium within the southeastern United States. Bryant-Denny Stadium is the 8th largest stadium in the world and the 7th largest stadium in the United States. Its former name is Denny Stadium. Currently, it has 101,821 seating capacity. It is located in Paul W Bryant Drive Tuscaloosa, Alabama, U.S.; The University of Alabama is the operator of Bryant-Denny Stadium.
7. "Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium"
Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium is an excellent stadium among of the best sports stadiums in America. It is home to the Longhorns football team. In this stadium contains 100,119 seats for the viewers. This stadiums environment very beautiful and enjoyable. The University of Texas at Austin is the operator of the Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. It was opened in 1924 and already has been renovated eight times. US$275,000 has been spent to build this stadium. Darrel K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium is the 8th biggest stadium in the United States as well as the 9th biggest stadium in the world.
6. "Tiger Stadium (LSU)"
Tiger Stadium an American popular stadium between the biggest stadium in USA. It is an outdoor stadium with 102,321 seating capacity. It is also familiar as Death Valley stadium which is situated in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. LSU Tigers Football team is the home of Tiger Stadium. It was opened in 1924 and has been renovated in 1994, 20006, 2011, and in 2014. US$1,816,210 has been spent to build the Tiger Stadium. This stadium was build architects by Wogan and Bernard. It is the 6th largest stadium in the NCAA as well as the 7th largest stadium in the world for its seating capacity.
5. "Neyland Stadium"
Neyland Stadium is one of the best sports stadiums in America which has 102,455 seating capacity. It is located in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States. Neyland Stadium's former name is "Shields-Watkins Field". The University of Tennessee is the operator and owner of Neyland Stadium. This stadium was opened in 1921 and already has been renovated 13 times. Tennessee Volunteers Football Team is the home of Neyland Stadium. It is the 2nd largest stadium in the Southeastern Conference. Also, the 5th largest stadium in the United State and the 6th largest stadium in the world. It is named for American most popular football player and coach Robert Neyland who was born in 1892 and died in 1962.
4. "Kyle Field"
Kyle Field was opened in 1927 which has been renovated in five times till now. It is located on 756 Houston St, College Station, TX 77843, USA. Kyle Field is one of the most popular football stadium in the world. Kyle Field has 102,733 seating capacity in its area. It is a very known stadium for its seating capacity. Kyle Field is the worlds 5th largest non-racing stadium and the 4th largest stadium in the United States. Kyle Field already has been expanded in five times such as in 1953, 1967, 1980, 2000, and in 2014-2015.
3. "Ohio Stadium"
Ohio Stadium is located on 411 Woody Hayes Dr, Columbus, OH 43210, USA. It was opened in 1922 has been renovated in 2000-01. It is one of the best biggest stadium in America. It is also known as the Horseshoe, the Shoe and more. This stadium has 104,944 seating capacity. Ohio Stadium was build architect by Howard Dwight Smith. You will find this stadium name in the National Register of Historic Places. Ohio Stadium is the United States's 3rd biggest on-campus football stadium.
2. "Beaver Stadium"
Beaver Stadium is located in University Park, PA 16802, United States. It is an outdoor college football stadium which is most popular from all around the world. It has 106,572 seating capacity. Since 1960 Beaver Stadium is home to the Penn State Nittany Lions of the Big Ten Conference. Pennsylvania State University is the operator of the Beaver Stadium. This stadium was opened in 1960. Michael Baker Jr., Inc. is the architect or Beaver Stadium. It is the 2nd largest stadium in the Western Hemisphere for its seating capacity. Also the 3rd largest stadium in the world for its seating capacity.
1. "Michigan Stadium"
Michigan Stadium is the 2nd largest stadium in the world as well as the 34th largest sports venue, this stadium was opened in 1927 and has been renovated in 2010. Michigan Stadium has been expanded in several times. The University of Michigan is the operator and owner of the Michigan Stadium. It is one of best stadiums in the US which has 107,601 seating capacity. Initially, to build this stadium was spent $950,000. The Big Houses is the nickname of Michigan Stadium. You can visit this fantastic football stadium which is located in the United States.