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Well-established Payments provider is expanding their Technical Department and growing the Software Development team. They are looking for a Software Engineer with passion for programming and willing to learn new technologies.
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- Join a team of skilled IT professionals in the dynamic field of FinTech
- Multicultural environment, flexi-time, health insurance, gym allowance, social events, parking, training and other benefits!
- Contributes to the delivery of cloud infrastructure and payment processing solutions using Java 8, while utilizing modern technologies such as Spring, Angular, and NoSQL database
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- Follow established development and testing procedures to build software based on user requirements within stipulated timelines
- Create and maintains documentation
- Make use of company CI/CD infrastructure, version control system and issue tracking software to effectively implement user stories, technical tasks and fix bugs
- In possession of a BSc Degree in Computer Science or equivalent
- Expertise in Java or any other OOP Language
- Knowledge of web technologies (HTML, JavaScript, JQuery)
- Experienced with Java enterprise technologies such as the Spring Framework (Boot, Core, MVC, Data, Security)
- Knowledgeable of RDBMS (MySQL/MariaDB) and NoSQL systems (MongoDB preferred)
- Experienced with IDEs such as Eclipse and IntelliJ
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The Australian school year starts in January (because their seasons are upside-down), so kids born in that month are almost a full year older than the December-born kids who join a team in the same year of high school. Because kids grow like crazy, the ones who are just a little older tend to crush their slightly younger opposition. It's enough of an effect that, by the end of schooling, graduating sports stars are toned, athletic, January-born supersoldiers, while their December-born classmates are broken shells of human beings who turn to accounting or Internet comedy writing.
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The bad luck doesn't end there for those born on the wrong side of summer. A recent Michigan State University study shows that the youngest kids in a class are 60 percent more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than their older peers. It's not due to brain injuries suffered by being held head-first in a toilet bowl by older jocks -- quite simply, the youngest kids are less mature than their older classmates, and some pediatricians make the mistake of diagnosing kids based on their grade at school rather than their age.


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This area of common land between the River Stort and the Stort Navigation is one of the finest surviving areas of unimproved grassland in eastern England. The Hertfordshire & Middlesex and Essex Wildlife Trusts acquired it jointly in 1981.
It provides a superb display of flowering plants. In April and May it is yellow with cowslips and marsh marigolds. As May gives way to June colours change continually, as plants such as yellow rattle, ragged robin, cuckoo flower, meadowsweet, bugle and many others flower in profusion. There are small colonies of green-winged orchid and adders-tongue fern. Quaking grass and several uncommon sedge species are also present.
In summer you can expect to see all the typical grassland butterflies, plus many mayflies and dragonflies.
During the winter, when the Mead floods, large flocks of lapwing and golden plover come to feed along with other winter migrants.
For over 600 years Hunsdon Mead has been managed on the ancient Lammas system under which it is grazed by cattle or sheep in late summer after a July hay cut. It is this which accounts for its abundance of wildlife
Follow the Stort Navigation towpath from Roydon in the direction of Harlow – a walk of about one mile. The easiest parking is at Roydon station.
Roydon station (Liverpool St–Cambridge).
Accessible at all times.
From mid-April until the end of June for flowers, and later in the summer for dragonflies and other insects.
Between March and July please do not walk across or into the Mead itself until the hay is cut: trampling damages the plants and reduces the value of the grass as hay for the farmer. During this period please keep to the towpath or walk in single file along the permissive path beside the River Stort.


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Despite Trump's Order, Chicago To Remain Sanctuary CityBy Associated Press
Despite Trump's Order, Chicago To Remain Sanctuary CityBy Associated Press
CHICAGO (AP) — Mayor Rahm Emanuel and aldermen said Chicago will remain a sanctuary city despite President Donald Trump's executive order to cut off some federal funding from immigrant-protecting municipalities.
On Wednesday, as news was breaking that Trump has signed the executive order, the City Council overwhelmingly voted in favor of a resolution to reaffirm Chicago's status as a sanctuary city. And a few minutes later, the mayor told reporters that Chicago is "going to stay a sanctuary city."
Emanuel said he hasn't read the executive order, so it is too early to say how much if any federal money it will cost Chicago to remain a sanctuary city. He said people from all over the world are welcome in Chicago to "pursue the American Dream."
Trump moved aggressively to tighten the nation's immigration controls Wednesday, signing executive actions to jumpstart construction of his promised U.S.-Mexico border wall and cut federal grants for immigrant-protecting "sanctuary cities." As early as Thursday, he is expected to pause the flow of all refugees to the U.S. and indefinitely bar those fleeing war-torn Syria.
"Beginning today the United States of America gets back control of its borders," Trump declared during a visit to the Department of Homeland Security. "We are going to save lives on both sides of the border."
Trump's crackdown on sanctuary cities — locales that don't cooperate with immigration authorities — could cost individual jurisdictions millions of dollars. But the administration may face legal challenges, given that some federal courts have found that cities or counties cannot hold immigrants beyond their jail terms or deny them bond based only a request from immigration authorities.
Some of the nation's largest metropolitan areas — including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago — are considered sanctuary cities.
The president also moved to restart the "Secure Communities" program, which was launched under President George W. Bush and initially touted as a way for immigration authorities to quickly and easily identify people in the country illegally who had been arrested by local authorities.
The program helped the Obama administration deport a record high of more than 409,000 immigrants in 2012. But Obama eventually abandoned the program after immigration advocates and civil libertarians decried it as too often targeting immigrants charged with low-level crimes, including traffic violations.
Among those in the audience for Trump's remarks at DHS were the families of people killed by people in the U.S. illegally. After reading the names of those killed, Trump said, "Your children will not have lost their lives for no reason."
Trump's actions on halting all refugees could be announced as soon as Thursday. Administration officials and others briefed on the plans cautioned that some details of the measures could still be changed, but indicated that Trump planned to follow through on his campaign promises to limit access to the U.S. for people coming from countries with terrorism ties.
AP writers Julie Pace, Alicia A. Caldwell, Vivian Salama and Andrew Taylor in Washington and E. Eduardo Castillo in Mexico City contributed to this report.


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City's 100% green plan seeks overhaul in electricity buying
San Diego says it can hit a target in tackling climate change that would make it a national leader: switching entirely to clean electricity by 2035.
The city approved the goal in December as part of its Climate Action Plan, a road map to cut greenhouse gas pollution in half by that same year. San Diego's time frame for eliminating fossil fuel-based power makes it among the most aggressive in the nation.
This month, it will release the first outline on how it will roll out its effort. Backers include Republican Mayor Kevin Faulconer, who said the aim is "ambitious" but "achievable." Others say it's impossible to accomplish in the time allotted. Supporters and critics alike acknowledge that the path forward will be arduous.
San Diego as a key part of its strategy wants to transform how it gets its electricity. It plans to move to community choice aggregation, or CCA, a system that would have it take over the job of buying its power. Locally based investor-owned utility San Diego Gas & Electric Co. (SDG&E) would remain responsible for the grid and delivering electricity, but no longer would purchase it from suppliers.
"That really different business model would be how we're going to achieve" the 100 percent goal, said City Councilman Todd Gloria, who drafted the climate road map as interim mayor before Faulconer started in 2014. For SDG&E, CCA "would require a business model change that could be pretty drastic for them."
But, Gloria added, "they're the first to admit that their entire business model is changing drastically whether they like it or not."
Whether San Diego succeeds with both CCA and the clean power goal has broader implications as other cities and states act on climate change. Hawaii, for example, has pledged to go to 100 percent clean electricity by 2045 but hasn't yet carved out its path. Vermont wants to hit 75 percent by 2032. California and New York have pledged to have 50 percent renewables by 2030.
Meanwhile, at the local level, CCA is growing in popularity. Marin and Sonoma counties in the San Francisco Bay Area have CCAs. CleanPowerSF in San Francisco starts with a limited customer group in May. Other places are considering the change. Under state law, ratepayers automatically become customers of a CCA but can opt out, a means of giving cities bulk buying power.
In San Diego, the push for CCA is likely to trigger a battle with SDG&E. It has filed paperwork with regulators that could allow it to lobby and advertise against CCA. But economists and even green advocates warn that there are complications with San Diego's plan, beyond battling utilities.
Richard Carson, an economics professor at the University of California, San Diego, said the 100 percent clean power by 2035 goal isn't realistic.
"Anytime an economist hears 'We're going to get rid of all pollution' or 'We're going to get all green power,' not only are they skeptical, but they know it's not true," Carson said. "By 2035 is within the realm of what most serious people would think is technically impossible."
Legally binding targets
CCA is one of the mechanisms San Diego said it will use to reach the goals in its climate plan. The city also wants to move commuters to biking, walking or mass transit in congested corridors; synchronize traffic signals to reduce idling of cars; switch the city's fleet to 90 percent electric vehicles; and institute other measures.
The blueprint breaks down how much each strategy will shrink greenhouse gases, and by which year. Those add up to the required total, said Nicole Capretz, executive director of the Climate Action Campaign, a nonprofit watchdog group. She was director of environmental policy for then-interim Mayor Gloria and helped him draft the road map.
"We've mathematically shown how we get to 100 percent," Capretz said. "We had to prove with substantial evidence that every single strategy would add up to the big goal."
In terms of hitting its greenhouse gas reduction target, the city in the plan counts toward it carbon cuts from mandatory actions adopted by federal and state agencies. Those make up about 81 percent of the 2020 greenhouse gas reductions and 68 percent of the 2035 cutback.
San Diego's blueprint is a legally binding document because it's part of a plan that goes through the California Environmental Quality Act, or CEQA. That means that the city could be sued for failing to meet the targets, she said.
Capretz also said that the strategies are "high-level," and that the city will put each one through a detailed rollout process.
This month, the city is scheduled to release its implementation plan, a kind of general overview to give the first phase of actions. The Climate Action Plan calls for the city to pass ordinances, and those likely will be tackled one at a time.
Late in the year or early next year, San Diego plans to release a feasibility study that will give more on how it will roll out CCA or a similar plan.
"It's a stretch goal, but one I think is achievable," Faulconer said of 100 percent renewable power. The city is a leader in the amount of rooftop solar per resident, he said, and "we're one of the largest adopters of electric vehicles in the country."
'Lofty' goals, but how's the road map?
Economist Carson with UCSD said it depends on how one counts the 100 percent.
San Diego could generate renewable power and buy enough needed clean energy credits to say that it has hit 100 percent, he said, but that wouldn't mean the grid was delivering only green power to the city. The city's not an island, he said. And there will be times at night when solar isn't generating and no wind is blowing.
Even if the city is signing contracts with power suppliers, SDG&E would have a mandate to keep the lights on, no matter the source of that electricity.
"They have that responsibility even if the CCA's power generating capacity goes offline," Carson said.
Georgetown, Texas, for example, a town outside of Austin with a population of 50,000, has said that it's carbon neutral. It generates enough wind and solar power to equal the electricity it consumes. But it's tied to the grid run by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, and the city at night sometimes gets its power from sources that include coal- or gas-fired plants (ClimateWire, March 26, 2015).
Another option that could help increase the amount of renewable power that could be used is "massive" energy storage, Carson said, but "that's not going to happen by 2035."
Carson added that 80 percent renewable power "might actually be a feasible goal," but saying the city can hit 100 percent, "anybody who's telling that story is deceiving themselves."
CCA gives a city buying power so it can get better prices for electricity, Carson said. But that's true whether it's buying power that's renewable or fossil fuel-generated.
Capretz said the city will have backups for wind and solar, from sources like solar.
"We would have to have solutions to any of the intermittency problems," she said. "That has to be part of our 100 percent clean energy portfolio. ... We would be purchasing the contingency for intermittency that would be part of the program for CCA."
The plan does count on technology changes between now and 2035, she said.
"In 20 years, the whole market's going to shift, and what's available and what's possible is going to change," Capretz said. "If we could do it today, we'd just say by 2020 we're going to have clean energy."
Tim O'Connor, director of the California Oil and Gas Program at the Environmental Defense Fund, said there's a need for more specifics from San Diego.
"What we've seen thus far is obviously a tremendous amount of desire and lofty goals," O'Connor said. "The road maps to get there so far have been a little thin."
However, he noted that the state's pricing system for energy also needs to change to support the push for more renewable power use. There needs to be better compensation for energy storage and demand response, or getting users to cut power consumption when needed, he said.
"What we know is the goal will not be met if we do not have market changes," O'Connor said.
Pete Hasapopoulos, organizer of the Sierra Club's My Generation campaign, said that if San Diego is close to its goal but doesn't meet the 100 percent renewables target by 2035, it's unlikely groups will file lawsuits against the city.
Utility gearing up
Many expect SDG&E, a subsidiary of Sempra Energy, to fight the city's push for CCA.
That's based partly on history involving another utility. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) in 2010 sponsored Proposition 16, which would have mandated support from two-thirds of voters before cities could start buying electricity. PG&E spent more than $46 million to try to pass it. The measure failed at the ballot box.
Allison Torres, spokeswoman for SDG&E, said that "we support our customers' right to choose." Beyond that, the utility can't comment on CCA or how it would affect SDG&E, she said.
The state now bars utilities from talking about CCA unless it's done through a separate affiliate, funded by shareholder dollars. SDG&E in November told the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) that it was creating just such an affiliate. SDG&E is the first utility in the state to make the move. CPUC said it's reviewing the filing.
The utility in paperwork given to CPUC said that its inability to talk about CCA was creating an "informational vacuum" for those "who are trying so hard to pursue the right path toward a greener energy future."
As technology changes and locally generated renewable power expands, SDG&E's filing said, there's a need to look at both minimizing carbon emissions and costs.
"We from the community side are happy" that there's a delay in the company's ability to talk about CCA while the state considers the application, Capretz said.
"We can't compete against the deep pockets of Sempra," she added. "We don't have that ability to fight back against any smear campaign or marketing they do."
The Sierra Club is deploying volunteer teams around the city, working to teach residents about how CCA would function, Hasapopoulos said.
"We're going to see a groundswell of support," he said.
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Manali is undoubtedly one of the most looked up and widely searched hill station on internet today. With its mesmerizing valley type topography and availability of adventure sports round the year, today Manali defines literal meaning of true holiday destination. As your travel partners we have collected some key facts regarding Manali so as better assist you with your travel and accommodation requirements in the valley of Gods. A warm welcome from MyManaliTrip.
By Bus : Manali is 570 kms from Delhi, the capital of India, and there are buses connecting the town with Delhi, Shimla, Dharamsala and Leh. For service from Delhi to Manali and back, tickets and reservations can be made at the Inter State Bus Terminus or the Himachal Tourism office on Safdar Hashmi Marg near Mandi House in New Delhi. You can book tickets online too. The approximate travel time from Delhi to Manali is 14 hours; from Ambala to Manali is 10 hours; from Chandigarh is 08 hours and from Kulu to Manali is 1.5 to 3 hours. Volvo buses—which depart at around 05 PM and reach at 09-10 AM next day—are available from Delhi and is the best option in terms of comfort and value for money to reach Manali but you need to book these in advance.
Some Hotels like Snow Valley Resorts will book your volvo & sightseeing along with their hotel package which results in good package deal as you get everything at one go . There are lots of volvo bus operators like Harison Travels , leo holidays , Swagatam Holidays , Kalpana 7 ,etc along with HPTDC which are quite popular for their punctuality and professionalism . Buses run from Chanderlok Building in Cannaught Place (near Hotel Imperial on Janpath) . (cost: 1220/-, can be booked online).
By Private Taxi : If hiring a private taxi, ensure that the driver has experience driving in hilly regions and does not have the habit of drinking alcohol.Also make sure the driver has done the trip at least once before and knows all roads. Also make sure that the driver is used to drive for long hours. If you are going to Manali through Chandigarh-Ropar-Kiratpur-Mandi highway, then your driver would need to drive on hilly roads for at least 6 hours. Chandigarh to Manali would be about 8-9 hours by taxi.


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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – The Federal Supreme Court of the United Arab Emirates has upheld the right of a man to beat his wife and children for the purpose of "disciplining" them, but only if he leaves no marks and after he has exhausted two other options: admonition and abstaining from sleeping with his wife.
The beating can never be too severe. If marks or bruises are found, the man has overstepped his bounds and may held accountable under sharia law, the court ruled.A court of first instance upheld the man's right to beat and slap his wife and young daughter but went on to state that these must not be severe. Since bruises were found on the man's wife and daughter, the father had abused his legal right even though he meant no harm and is thus subject to fine.
The decision was upheld in the Sharjah court of appeals and sustained by the federal supreme court in Abu Dhabi.
Speaking through Chief Justice al-Hajeri, the federal supreme court ruled that a man who "slapped and kicked his daughter and slapped his wife" violated his "right" under sharia, or Islamic law, to discipline his wife and children, as he beat his wife too severely and his daughter, aged 23, was too old for such discipline.
The case is likely to attract attention as there are a large number of foreign expatriates living in the UAE, where there are occasional prosecutions of Westerners as well as nationals for breaching public morality. Non-Muslims, however, cannot appear before a sharia court.
I personally feel like this law has to be rexamined as there is no right that grants the man the right to beat his wife and daughter as long as he does not leave bruce marks. I can understand if the daughter does something really bad then you can deal with that just like you would deal with your son if he had done something similar.
It is sad though to see UAE out of all the arab countries to be coming out with such a ruling as they have always shown to be more open and westernized than other arab countries.


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PIQUA — Clear skies and temperatures in the mid-70s made a perfect backdrop for Mainstreet Piqua's 24th annual Taste of the Arts, held last week in downtown Piqua.
"Taste of the Arts is one of biggest events of the year. It is essentially the kickoff to summer in Piqua and is clearly enjoyed and appreciated by our community," said Lorna Swisher, executive director of Mainstreet Piqua.
Because Taste of the Arts is a non-ticketed event with free admission, it's hard to estimate just how many attended the celebration. Suffice to say it was "a huge crowd," according to Swisher.
Thousands of visitors purchased treats from a dozen area restaurants. Popular options included dishes from Lee's Chicken, The Spot, Heritage Catering, Hickory River BBQ, Mulligan's, and 311 Drafthouse. Guests with a sweet tooth enjoyed several flavors of ice cream from Susie's Big Dipper, cotton candy and parfaits from Turntable Café, sugar cream pie from The Spot, and Winans dipped chocolates.
Hospice of Miami County was the recipient of funds raised in a "Cookies for Cheryl" booth. The booth was created in memory of Piqua community leader Cheryl Stiefel-Francis, who passed away in January. Volunteers provided a variety of home-baked cookies, which were bagged and sold. Cookie sales, coupled with cash donations, totaled $798.
"Cookies were Cheryl's calling card. They were also the way she showed that she cared," Swisher said. "It was a fantastic year for Taste of the Arts, but I have to say that the success of that one cookie booth touches my heart the most."
Guests also were treated to classic dance tunes by Columbus band Red Hot Rhythm Review. "You couldn't sit still while they were playing. This year's music was excellent," said Swisher.
The Kids' Zone in the 400 block of North Main Street was operated by non-profit organizations and in the "Intersection of Fun and Friends," the young and young at heart, enjoyed games, music trivia and other activities. A second entertainment area welcomed the beat of the Kuroi Taka Taiko drummers. Other entertainment for all ages included a free photo booth,provided by the Awesome Piqua group, and the Indian Nation television station set up a green-screen backdrop for photos and videos as well.
Artists demonstrated in several places downtown, working in a variety of media including watercolors, pottery, woodcarving, quilting, sketching and drawing. For those who preferred their artwork with a little more horsepower, chainsaw sculptor Dayle Lewis carved bears from catalpa logs at the corner of North Main and Greene streets.
Piqua Public Library played host to environmental puppeteer Chris Rowlands as he presented an "Under the Sea" program in the lobby. They also opened their upstairs gallery to visitors of the Ohio Watercolor Society Exhibit. The performance was paid for by the Friends of the Piqua Public Library.
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Learning to spell is a valuable and fun part of a child's education. Help your son or daughter become a better wordmaster.
Nevertheless, your child needs to learn how to spell words. More important, he or she should understand the rules that govern how a word is spelled, spoken, and used. To assist your children in developing this important skill, here are a few things a parent can do at home:
1. Practice spelling with flash cards. Visit a bookstore or school supply shop to find flash cards for words that are pertinent for your child's educational level. Then practice after school by pronouncing a word and having your child try to spell it correctly. At first you can go through the cards as fast or as slow as your child likes. Then speed it up a little, seeing how many words he or she can spell in a minute, then thirty seconds, then ten seconds. You may even want to give out little rewards, like having a chore taken off the weekly list or going out for ice cream, when a recommended school list of spelling words has been mastered.
2. Read aloud together. Find a fun book with themes and characters that appeal to your child's age group. Take turns reading pages or characters' dialog aloud. When your son or daughter stumbles over a word, ask them to spell it and sound it out. This will help them memorize the word's spelling for future reference. An additional bonus is that reading an unknown word in context helps to convey its meaning.
3. Make up songs or rhymes using spelling skills. The old rule "i before e, except after c" has been memorized by thousands of schoolchildren for generations. See if you can identify one or more of the troublesome spelling rules for your child. Then together work out a jingle or song that will help him or her memorize the concept and apply it to newly encountered words.
4. Have your child quiz you. While you may be able to get many of the words, don't be surprised if you miss a few. It's been a while since most parents studied spelling in school, and some words have changed since then. For example, the word spelled formerly as "Hallowe'en" has now become simply "Halloween." "E-mail" is now "email" for most folks. Spelling is a dynamic skill, and practicing with your child puts him or her in a teacher's role, which will further reinforce the spelling rule and applications.
5. Find some Internet spelling games. Visit teachers' sites that address spelling rules or abnormalities; there are many that provide such services. With your child explore the various strategies, techniques, exercises, and games that are often available for free. They will provide an adventurous approach to the mundane study of spelling.
Spend a few minutes each day helping your child enhance his or her grasp of language and the way it is spelled in today's usage. Reading, comprehension, and vocabulary skills should improve as a result.


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Hi all! New here. Just wanted to get feedback on your experiences from listening to a couple of hours of interviews to learn your language. After the third hour, I just couldn't concentrate. Any experiences or recommendations?
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Hi all! New here. Just wanted to get feedback on your experiences from listening to a couple of hours of interviews to learn your language. After the third hour, I just couldn't concentrate. Any experiences or recommendations?
Salut kellylaine!
I live in Spain since two years and am still learning that language. I relate very much with what you're saying because Spanish is spoken very quickly and I still have a hard time understanding it. A few days ago was for example the first time I could jot down the phone number someone was giving me on a phone message without having to replay it over and over again !
Also, I don't remember of when I learnt English, but with Spanish, I've come up against periods of time when I felt I wasn't learning anymore. It was quite frustrating. And then suddenly, I had breakthroughs as when I started to understand the news on TV. That one was so, so great by the way …
I checked the website you mention, News in Slow French, and it seems to be quite neat. It's to listen but you also have the text and it even comes with a few translations when you hover over it. Really nice resource. The man who speaks doesn't have a French accent, but as a French native speaker, I can tell you that his accent is really not a problem (as it may sometimes be with other language learning methods).
Language learning is a long term thing. I am sure your listening is going to improve a lot in the coming weeks if you keep doing what you do. Hang on, ça vaut la peine (it's worth it) !
Hi Kellylaine! I love learning languages, but I surely couldn't listen to a language for hours like that. What motivation you have here!
I personally like to learn a little every day and am always careful to reach for the next little thing I don't know, never a big chunk. Some challenge but not too much. Learning only one word per day is in fact already quite OK as far as I am concerned I must say …
What language have you listened to ? Did you understand what was being said easily ? Were there a lof of words that you didn't unserstand ? Were you actively listening or did you just let it be a background noise so as to get used to the sounds ?
Thank you Olga for your reply! I am learning French. I have been studying off and on and texbook wise, I am probably to intermediate level. But I have such a hard time understanding even elementary French.
So I did the Pimsleur review and now I found a website called News in Slow French. It is helpful but I have to review it for two to three hours to understand every word, even after I have read and studied every word.
I got a private tutor but I still couldn't understand her when she spoke to me in French, so I let her go because I figured I was just wasting money. I am now just trying to listen to French.


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Thoughts before my first interviewPosted: April 20, 2016 Filed under: Hopes and concerns before the first interview | Tags: hopes and concerns, oral history interview, women in science Leave a comment
Looking towards doing my first oral history interview, I feel a little nervous but I am also genuinely interested in hearing my interviewee's experience working as a female mathematics lecturer. I am also intrigued to find out more about how my interviewee's social background has influenced her education and career choice. I have some general concerns about conducting my first interview: firstly, I am most worried about the interviewee only providing short answers to my questions rather than elaborating on them. I am also worried about my whether the interviewee will like my interview style. I hope that that there will not be too many awkward silences and that the interview will flow well. I am also wary of probing into areas that are potentially upsetting or uncomfortable for the interviewee to talk about, such as childhood.
My interviewee has taught mathematics at Royal Holloway for over forty years so she is clearly a very experienced lecturer. She still works at the university part time so it is possible that she may be reluctant to reflect on her experience at Royal Holloway in a negative light. As she has been at the university for so long, it will be interesting to hear how the college has changed over time, as well as changing attitudes towards female lecturers, especially in the field of mathematics. The interview will take place in the interviewee's office which is beneficial because the setting may compliment her memories of working at Royal Holloway. My only concern with this is that the interviewee has mentioned that students may pop into her office at some point to discuss revision plans and she appears to be on a tight schedule.
Women in Science: Preparing for InterviewsPosted: April 19, 2016 Filed under: Hopes and concerns before the first interview | Tags: alumni, female only education, Gender, higher education for women, inspirational women, interview, oral history, public history, University education, women in science Leave a comment
As a Royal Holloway and Bedford New College alumni and someone who has also worked for the College after graduating from an undergraduate programme, I was very excited at the prospect of connecting with alumni from an earlier generation. The history of the College is of immense personal interest so to be able to contribute something to the College's archives feels like a real honour. As such, I'm very keen to do it well.
I was initially provided with a copy of my interviewee's application to study at university, as well as her academic transcript. I was interested to see that Bedford College was her third choice of university, whilst Oxford and Cambridge women's colleges proceeded it, but she was not offered a place at either. This immediately brought questions to my mind: did my interviewee feel happy with her place at Bedford College? Has she felt the effects of missing out on those top institutions in her career? Why did she choose women-only institutions?
I contacted my interviewee by email initially and asked whether she was still happy to participate in the project. I didn't want to intrude with a phone-call so early on, in case it made her feel obliged to talk to me. But luckily she answered my email right away and asked me to give her a call that evening. I live about an hour away from her, and she advised me to take the train rather than drive as the traffic is a nightmare on the way over. She then offered to pick me up from the station as it is a hilly walk up to her house. We spent about twenty minutes on the phone and she asked me a few questions about myself and my time at Royal Holloway. Although the project isn't about me and oral history interviews aren't a two way process in that respect, I did give her a bit of information about my studies and career so far. I think this helped to reassure her actually and I really wanted to do that considering she was inviting me, a stranger, into her home to talk to her about her life.
I had a few days between our telephone conversation and actual meeting to be able to prepare questions. I was really excited to meet my interviewee and frequently found my mind wandering to questions I could ask, so the planning stage was very easy! I kept a notebook in my bag so I could jot my thoughts down as they came to me. I was nervous about the recorder though and it was harder to plan around that. When using a recording devise for another of my MA projects, I found it just stopped recording one of my interviews mid-way through and I couldn't discover why. I was nervous of this happening again, since I am using the exact same device. I kept checking it every day to make sure it was able to record anything – an attempt to reassure myself that I wouldn't suffer a technology-induced embarrassment in front of my interviewee, a woman whose career, and indeed life, was at the forefront of technological advances.
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The day of the interview came around and I caught the train, feeling nervous and also excited to meet this amazing woman. I read through my questions on the train (and checked the recording device one last time!). We met at the station and conversation flowed between us naturally. My interviewee is certainly an interesting woman.
The difficulty was, however, that she didn't like talking when the recorder was on. Her answers were quite short and I was conscious of hoping my questions didn't sound too leading. She also tended to look to me for reassurance when making answers, in case it wasn't the information I was looking for. Whilst she was very honest with her answers and I don't feel I influenced their content, I think she was trying to please me with the style of response. I thought I had plenty of questions, but I found they only just took up 45 minutes – the shortest time my interview should be. Once the recorder was off, my interviewee made me a coffee and then she really started to open up. Once the invasive recorder was back in my bag, she told me some really fascinating stories about her family life and I could see how this must have shaped her academic life. It was like speaking with a different person. I should have pulled the recorder back out, but I didn't want to put her off again. Instead, I made a mental note of the stories and I plan to ask her about them in my second interview.
This has helped me to plan questions for this next interview, and I have listened back over my recording to provide further inspiration for the second interview. She spoke a lot about her experience of sports clubs in College life and I'd like to know more about that social aspect of studying at university in the 1950s, as well as how her family's background influenced her interest in science. The main difficulty is trying to find a time we are both free. I work full-time, whilst my interviewee has a very active life but I am really hoping to meet her again soon.
This has been a fantastic project to be a part of and it's been of personal and academic benefit to meet a woman who has led such an interesting life, especially someone who is a fellow alumnus.
Women in Science: Before the InterviewPosted: April 18, 2016 Filed under: Oral history in public, Uncategorized | Tags: bedford college, Gender, Gender Roles, interview, oral history, oral history interview, Royal Holloway, women in science Leave a comment
I face the problem of going into the interview without having much, if any, information on my interviewee. Whereas many of the other participants are alumni of Royal Holloway or Bedford College, my interviewee was did not attend either school, but is a current Mathematics professor at the university. Aside from that, I was unable to attain a CV as her copy of it had become misplaced. On the other hand, this divergence from other accounts can prove to be quite useful, or at the very least interesting. It will be comparison between university experiences for women. She will certainly have carried her experiences of her former university to Royal Holloway and will have a unique comparative view.
From brief communication back and forth, it seems that she will be willing to divulge and discuss more personal information, which will be better for seeing a fuller picture of her life narrative. However, this could potentially foreshadow her desire to appease me, as the interviewer, by trying to tell me the information that she believes I want to hear.
Distance and travel are not a problem as I am in halls of residence and we will be conducting the interview in her office on campus. The site for the interview was easily established, and she was very accommodating and understanding about the need for a quiet space.
A personal challenge as an interviewer is to non-verbally express my understanding and convey to my interviewee that I am following along with what they are saying. Another is to be comfortable with silences, to encourage the interviewee to reflect and share more. I am also anxious that I may come across a very emotional memory or a situation where the interviewee shuts down, and being able to respond ethically to the situation.
The InterviewsPosted: April 12, 2016 Filed under: Hopes and concerns before the first interview, Uncategorized | Tags: bedford, concerns, oral history, public history, Royal Holloway, women in science Leave a comment
My interviewee is a woman who received a degree from Bedford College in Chemistry in the early 1950s. Before the first interview my two main concerns were something going wrong with the recorder and the experience feeling forced with lots of silences. Instead I found the woman to be forthcoming and the questions to develop naturally from what she said. Although I had prepared a few pages of questions as a security blanket I found that I didn't need to look at them at all during the interview.
I feel much more anxious going into the second interview as now the onus is on me to interrogate the narrative she gave and draw out more insights. Given the ample ground covered in the first interview there are plenty of opportunities to do this. Some of the topics we discussed clearly leave room for more questions but she also mentioned many difficult times in her life related to depression, serious family illnesses and rifts. I'm concerned about how to address some of these issues in a sensitive way and also question whether some things should merely be left as casual asides by her in the first interview which do not need probing. Considering the purpose of this project how much do events in her later 'post-science' life need to be questioned? After having spent some time with this nice woman and talked about her present life and grandchildren over coffee and cake it feels really difficult to probe some of the more unpleasant aspects of her personal life even if they affected her professional one.
Thoughts Before the 'Women in Science' InterviewPosted: April 12, 2016 Filed under: Hopes and concerns before the first interview, Oral history in public, Uncategorized | Tags: Gender, Gender Roles, hopes and concerns, oral history, oral history interview, public history, public oral history, Royal Holloway, women in science Leave a comment
Within the next two weeks I will have completed my interviews for the Women in Science Oral History Project. Due to the fact that this is my first oral history project and that the history which I present will be vital to the archives at Royal Holloway, I have had to put a lot of thought into the processes leading up to the interviews.
Before contacting my assigned alumni I had to make sure I had enough background knowledge on her life and her education. From the information in her student files I discovered that my subject graduated from Royal Holloway in 1947 and went on to pursue further study at many prestigious institutions before landing a job in the medical research field. Therefore, she is clearly a very well educated and elderly woman and I will need to take both of these factors into account when conducting the interview
My assigned alumni had also prepared some short notes within the files that I was sent. Within these she expressed her concern over the content of the interviews. She specifically requested that the interview should be conducted under her maiden name and should primarily focus on her working life and education at Royal Holloway, not her private life. The subject's privacy and wishes are of upmost importance within this process; therefore I will be complying with her requests. I hope to be able to gather interesting and relevant information while adhering to my subject's wishes.
Speaking to the subject over the phone prior to the interviews was a great way for us to get acquainted with each other. I believe that our 20 minute conversation that included introductions, further explanation of the project and the arrangement of interview dates helped to put us both at ease about the upcoming interviews. She was even kind enough to send me very detailed instructions for the public transport I need to find her house. I am looking forward to meeting my subject for the Women in Science project. I believe that her long and seemingly very interesting life will make a vital oral history for the often-overlooked story of women in science.
Before the Interview: "Women in Science"Posted: April 11, 2016 Filed under: Hopes and concerns before the first interview, Uncategorized | Tags: archives, bedford college, Gender, interview, oral history, public history, women in science Leave a comment
For my upcoming oral history project I will be interviewing a "Woman in Science" for the archives of Royal Holloway and Bedford New College. The woman I have been assigned studied Zoology and Physiology from 1952-5. She went on to get her PhD and is still a lecturer, researcher, and author. Obviously, this will make for fascinating content. I found her publications online and her manuals are among the top regarded in their field; "Indispensable" as one reviewer put it. Unfortunately I cannot name the manual or the reviewer for reasons of privacy to the project but trust me, she is highly praised for her work. I am very much looking forward to meeting her properly (not just over the phone) and hearing what she has to say.
That being said, I do have some reservations about the interview itself. It will be my first proper oral history interview and I am a quiet person and struggle with social situations generally, and it will be my responsibility to prompt the conversation and keep the narrator at ease. Hopefully it does not become forced or awkward to discuss topics I know little to nothing about, such as being alive in the 1950's or studying science. Or being a woman studying science in the 1950's. Or being a woman currently in her late 70's or early 80's and still writing and publishing textbooks about science.
I think as far as a project about Women in Science is concerned, I have struck gold. She took her education seriously and is still taking her work seriously. The downside of her amazing career and work ethic is that she is busy proofing her latest book and only has time to meet for one session, not the desired two. It is not ideal but I have to be able to adapt to this and think about what my goals are in the interview and stick to those for the sake of time. Honestly, I am more interested in her time as a student and professional than I am about her being a wife and/or mother (if applicable.) That is not to say I am opposed to her talking about her personal life, especially if she really wants to, but for a project about women in science, given the possible restricted time, I want to stick to learning about what the experience at Bedford College was like 60 years ago and how she ended up in such a remarkable career. I don't know if it is bias to see it this way or just planning and anticipating that there won't be time to cover everything. Either way, this will very much be a learning experience for me and, hopefully, a useful resource to someone else in the future as well.
Between the InterviewsPosted: April 7, 2016 Filed under: Hopes and concerns before the first interview, Oral history in public, Student Reflective Post | Tags: bedford college, Gender, hopes and concerns, interview, oral history, public history, public oral history, women in science Leave a comment
Before the first interview with a Bedford College science alumnus, I was anxious about the quality and quantity of my questions – would there be enough? Would they relate to her life at all? I had pretty much no idea what her life story was – had she continued with science after Bedford? Was she married? I even asked a friend to pretend to be a 70-year-old lady to try and work out if the questions would work! (Bizarrely, most of his answers were accurate to my interviewee's life!)
Heading into the second interview, the nerves are back. I want to improve on the errors I made last time: asking some questions which were in hindsight leading, missing out some meta-information from the beginning. But I've already asked all the 'easy' questions: we covered early life, college, and career extensively in the last interview. What I now need to go more in depth about her scientific work, and the traumatic experiences we somewhat skated over last time. I need to ask about gender in science without imposing a narrative of discrimination on a lady who might not have felt that way – as somewhat indicated by previous answers. For these subjects, I'm on unfamiliar turf – we covered the more solid terrain of college food and career trajectory in the first interview. But I'm a bit stumped for more questions; we both ended the last interview questioning what more there is to say. Hopefully I can recapture the rapport we developed in the last session, and allow her to look further into her memories of her life.
It feels slightly odd capturing a life history for an archive but not for my own historical project. While we've been given a particular brief, it feels like a bit of a disadvantage to not have a personal agenda I'm searching for. There are no questions I have to ask for use in a project, only to ensure the best and most useful oral history interview possible. I want to cover all eventualities, to assist the college, future researchers, and of course, the subject herself.


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Assistant professor posts have opened up in government colleges in the state. The recruitment process has begun, but post-graduate doctors from government colleges are unable to apply.
The post-graduate batch of 2014 went on a strike, due to which their studies were delayed by two months. Because of this, their registration after completion of rural service was only carried out in November 2017. Meanwhile, the Telangana State Public Service Commission has set September 12, 2017, as the cut-off registration date for application.
Dr G. Srinivas, an advisor for the Telangana Junior Doctors' Association, says, "Post-graduates from government colleges must be considered. We are demanding an extension of the date." A large number of these post-graduates have written to the government demanding consideration....