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If the accusations against Brittany Gonzales are accurate, she's got some highly questionable priorities.
After hitting an eleven-year-old boy riding his bike, she allegedly stopped -- but only to pick up her hubcap.
Witnesses who spoke to Fox31 say the boy was bleeding and wailing in the street near the intersection of Irving Street and Dakota Avenue on June 18 when Gonzales pulled over in her 1998 Toyota. But her focus wasn't on his apparent injuries. At first, she allegedly freaked out about her cell phone. Then she grabbed a hubcap that had come off at impact and took off again, leaving tire tracks and skid marks on the pavement and nearby lawns.
She didn't get far. Someone who saw what happened trailed behind, getting a description of the car and the license plate number in the process. Cops soon picked her up near Alaska Place and Knox Court, at which time she reportedly admitted to having consumed four alcoholic drinks before sliding behind the wheel.
Neighbors say the boy suffered a broken leg and other non-life-threatening injuries. As for the hubcap, it's presumably just fine.
Gonzales has been released on a $50,000 bond, but she's due in court on July 6 to hear the charges against her: vehicular assault, child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury, leaving the scene of an accident and DUI.
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Word this morning from the Hollywood Reporter has Aaron Eckhart in final negotiations to play Gotham District Attorney Harvey Dent in the upcoming The Dark Knight from Warner Bros. Pictures.
Eckhart has recently been nominated for a Golden Globe and a Spirit Award, so getting a cushy gig like Harvey Dent is a big win.
I was really impressed with how Harvey Dent was portrayed in Batman: The Animated Series in which we got to see the dark side of the district attorney before he had his accident and turned into Two-Face. My hope is Nolan doesn't try to force Two-Face on us too soon. I'm too worried the WB is all gung-ho in putting multiple villains before our eyes instead of letting the characters develop.
Here's how I would do it. In this movie, Dent is just the D.A. working with Batman to bring down mob bosses, etc. Then toward the end of the third film, Harvey has his disfiguring accident, and then becomes Two-Face in film four. This would follow the tale set up in the comics as well as the animated series, and would give the viewer a greater glimpse into what it takes to push someone over the edge from working on the side of good to working on the side of evil.
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From the desk of Kess' Mama:
It's been 8 years since Kess joined our family. Despite the heartaches this beagle has given us, especially in the earlier years with her escapades and destruction to our property and garden, I have to say that our beagle is one good-natured canine. As long as she is with her pack (aka, us, her humans), she is contented.
Any beagle's human will attest that this little hound dog very much has a mind of their own. According to her mood, Kess will be my shadow, following me every where I go in our home.
Kess lying by my work desk
Just as easily, this beagle would ignore me, despite me calling out her name. This means I'll have to search out which corner of our home she's comfortably lying in.
Despite her little idiosyncracies, she is very good-natured, winning the hearts of those who interacts with her. She single-pawedly transformed our "we don't like dogs" neighbour into a dog-loving human, who is now more than happy to dog-sit her. In fact, when we were away and Kess was staying at the Puppy Cottage, our neighbour actually went to visit her at the Cottage, bringing a loaf of bread for our bread-loving canine.
Recently, I was unable to exert myself physically, which meant that I could not take her for walks or feed her. These tasks which are usually done by me had to be taken over by J. Whilst the morning walks and feed are on schedule, her evening routine had to be delayed. Since J works late, our beagle has to wait for him to come back for her evening walk and meal. So, instead of going out for a walk at 6 pm, more often than not, she goes out at 9 pm instead. Now, I've heard about dogs that whine or bark when their routine is disrupted. Not this beagle. She happily hangs out with me, or by herself depending on her mood.
Another classic example: the other day I was busy working in my home office. I heard a door slam shut due to the wind but did not think twice about it. When I had finished for the day, I went looking for my beagle. I opened my bedroom door and there she was sitting patiently near the door entrance. She probably was in the room for an hour or so. She knew that eventually her human would come to the rescue and she waited. Not a bark or a whine from her.
How can I not love my little beagle?
Sunday, June 13, 2010
A good-natured beagle
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12 comments:
- Ice Pony Girl said...
very cute beagle!!!
- June 14, 2010 at 12:34 AM
- Ice Pony Girl said...
What a cute beagle!!
- June 14, 2010 at 12:35 AM
- Martha said...
We cas see that a beagle is a hound just like us with the same endearing/drive you mad qualities.
What's not to love!
Martha and Bailey xx
- June 14, 2010 at 12:41 AM
- NAK and The Residents of The Khottage said...
It sounds like all of woo make a perfekht furamily!
Thanks fur sharing these special items!
- June 14, 2010 at 6:06 AM
- River said...
Sounds like all of us and how we act around the house. What a happy story about your neighbor.
love & wags,
- June 14, 2010 at 7:27 AM
- Lorenza said...
Oh, Kess!
Sure your mom and dad appreciate that you ajust pretty well to changes in your routine!
I can wait patiently when I am locked in a room but after some time I start crying for someone to rescue me!
Take care
Kisses and hugs
- June 14, 2010 at 9:34 AM
- Sapphire said...
thanks for sharing part of your everyday life living with beagles (: Sapphire is one active (and lazy at the same time) beagle but i can the the all too familiar similarities. they are stubborn little cute hounds.
- June 14, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Unknown said...
Awww...lovely story! Kess sounds like a darling!
Honey is like Kess - she isn't one of those dogs who follow you around all the time (which I'm happy about as I can't stand clingy dogs) - she might be lying near me but she might also take herself off happily to lie in the sun outside or on her bed in another room or whatever. It's nice to have a dog with a bit of independence, I think!
- June 15, 2010 at 11:34 AM
- KEY WEST COLLIES said...
We think you struck gold with Kess too. Then of course we think Kess picked the perfect family too.
Essex & Deacon
- June 17, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- Molly the Airedale said...
You and your mom were made for each other, Kess!
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch
- June 17, 2010 at 5:57 PM
- i said...
Kess, you are such a sweetie! I'm like that too. I don't follow LS all the time, only when my mood suits me hehe. Hey Kess, I've just realised that we are the same age :-)
- June 18, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- Scottie the 'Cutie' said...
Awww...that is so cute! I would make loads of noise if I were ever stuck somewhere. =) I do love to follow Mom around like you do too, Kess! *grins*
- June 23, 2010 at 10:37 AM


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For his sixth album, the always reliable keyboard master Michael Stribling delivers a sonic magnum opus that solemnly commemorates the legacy of the American continent's first residents and their fateful encounter with newcomers from across the sea.
As befitting the artist's inspiration for this set, the material is epic, grandiose, vibrant, and, most important, reverential. The music beautifully expresses Stribling's affinity for the original Native Americans. The CD has the feel of a soundtrack, providing accompaniment to the storied events in this land's history that became the focus of Stribling's muse for this project.
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Here at Pigeon Wisdom, we've been using flexbox on client work for about a year now. In that time, we've learned a great deal about the spec, where it shines, and perhaps more importantly, where it flounders.
For staters, it's not the layout golden ticket heralded by so many before it dropped. But, if you're aware of its limitations and proper use, flexbox can result in much cleaner, and far less, code.
Grids on the Parent
Most flexbox grid systems currently in the wild are essentially updated versions of the whole float-based 12 columns thing, with
flex-basis replacing
width. And that's cool. We've adapted our own tried-and-true grid in a similar fashion.
However, in moving towards BEM syntax and more modular / component-based builds, our use of grid helper classes has significantly diminished. This especially rings true when dealing with CMS generated content with unknown child elements – a pattern common to all of our builds these days. Instead, we've been rocking a handy little flexbox mixin that's applied directly to grid containers.
The Mixin
// flex-grid();
// Creates grid blocks via flexbox
// @param: $sm, $med, $lg, $xl - @media sizes
// @param: $pad - item padding
// @useage: @include g-blocks(1, 2, 3, 4, 0.5em);
@mixin flex-grid($sm:null, $med:null, $lg:null, $xl:null, $pad:0) {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
flex-flow: wrap;
margin-left: -$pad;
margin-right: -$pad;
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flex-basis: 100%/$sm;
max-width: 100%/$sm;
@media (min-width: $mq-med) {
flex-basis: 100%/$med;
max-width: 100%/$med;
@if $lg {
@media (min-width: $mq-large) {
flex-basis: 100%/$lg;
max-width: 100%/$lg;
@if $xl {
@media (min-width: $mq-xlarge) {
flex-basis: 100%/$xl;
max-width: 100%/$xl;
// Media Queries
$mq-small: 32em;
$mq-med: 54em;
$mq-large: 65em;
$mq-xlarge: 91em;
The mixin itself takes 5 arguments – The first 4 relate to the number of columns across 4 breakpoints (sm, med, lg, xl), and the last applies column padding. The arguments are optional, so you can add just what you need without generating any extra output. As you can see, we're using the universal selector so you can apply the grid to any parent, without having to alter your column classes – ideal for BEM syntax.
For the following examples, lets say we have a parent class called
.blocks, with childs named
.blocks__item (though, the child name is irrelevant). Here are a few grid possibilities:
1 column at sm, 2 at med, 3 at lg, 4 at xl, with 0.5em of padding:
@include g-blocks(1, 2, 3, 4, $pad:0.5em);
2 columns at sm, 3 at med, 4 at lg, with 0.5em of padding:
.blocks {
@include g-blocks(2, 3, 4, $pad:0.5em);
1 column at small, 3 at medium, with 1em of padding:
.blocks {
@include g-blocks(1, 3, $pad:1em);
You get the idea.
Here's a little demo of the mixin in action, and you can also snag the code on Github
Flexbox Caveats
While flexbox is well supported now, there are plenty of browser related issues that you'll encounter. Here are a few that we've run into:
Firefox – no percentage paddings
While all other browsers respect percentage paddings/margins in a flex layout, Firefox won't play ball. Admittedly, this interpretation of the spec is not incorrect, but it still sucks and Mozilla's Daniel Holbert has been a tad indignant on the matter, after enjoying an onslaught of bug reports. Amusingly, homie went so far as to file a Chrome bug report (do you playa).
I'd argue that the spec should be revised regarding this matter, and luckily, the W3C working group is currently taking it under consideration.
Sadly, no percentages also means no instrinsic-ratio,
padding-bottommoves, unless you nest. Lame.
More Firefox woes
For some reason, Firefox needs a min-height and min-width applied to flex elements. We've solved this with the following:
// Firefox flexbox fix * { min-width: 0; min-height: 0; }
IE Needs a backup for Flex-basis percentage sizing, namely max-width.
On IE, flex-basis often isn't enough. So, add an additional max-width of the same percentage.
WTF align-self?
Align-self is unpredictable. Sometimes it works, sometimes not so much. Still have to sit down and figure out the specifics on this.
More on Flex
For more on flexbox bugs and fixes, check out Philip Walton's Flexbugs community collection repo.
Learn more about the spec here.
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Most working Australians have some superannuation and for many their superannuation can be quite a substantial part of their financial future. Before 2002, dealing with superannuation entitlements often posed problems in family law financial settlements because there was no ability to divide them. The outcome usually was that the husband (usually the one with the greater super) would get a lesser share of the other property to compensate for his greater share of the super.
This system led to disputes about how much adjustment should be made in today's money (able to be used today) in exchange for tomorrow's retirement benefits (not able to be used today). The 2002 changes to the law allowed superannuation to be "split" so that, for example, a portion of the husband's super would become the wife's super so as to achieve some sort of balance. A split can be achieved either by a court order or by a Superannuation Agreement between the parties and so long as the required formalities are met, the fund manager must implement the division.
How does it all work in practice? Once the fund manager receives the paperwork, the superannuation benefit in question must be divided as required and a separate interest is created in the wife's name. The other interest is of course reduced by the same amount and a split may be couched either as a fixed amount or as a percentage.
The wife in this situation may move her new entitlement to her choice of fund and if the split comes from a Self-Managed Fund, she may have to. Whatever arrangements are made, the split amount remains superannuation, and can only be accessed in accordance with the superannuation rules which the government has established.
Remember that since 2009, de facto and same sex couples in most states come under the Family Law Act and so splits are available for them also in appropriate cases.
Human nature being what it is, there will be situations where a party with reasonable superannuation benefits may try to get at those benefits in order to prevent a likely split. In such a case, a court can make what is known as a flagging order which has the effect of preventing any dealings with the benefits without court permission.
Most Australians have what is known as an accumulation fund where the benefits are the contributions to their fund as well as the earnings on those contributions. There are also funds known as defined benefits funds where regardless of contributions, the benefit is a percentage of final salary. Such funds are usually for employees of the government or very large employers, and are going out of favour.
The ability to divide superannuation is an important part of d seeking to achieve a fair and appropriate outcome in property matters, but it has added a layer of complication to the process no matter if the outcome is achieved by the court process or by a negotiated settlement.
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Remaining regulatory compliant and keeping data secure has become increasingly difficult in the digital age, and companies have started taking a targeted approach: Eighty-two percent of respondents to our annual IT Priorities Survey reported that in 2014 their organization will already have, or is planning to implement, a formal governance, risk and compliance (GRC) program.
Increased regulations, expanded IT security threats and a rapidly growing data footprint force a proactive approach to maintaining GRC, said Derek Gascon, executive director of the Compliance, Governance and Oversight Council (CGOC).
A failure in finance can impact IT, and a failure in IT can impact finance. You can't make corporate level decisions, board level decisions without understanding that relationship.Renee Murphy, senior analyst, Forrester Research Inc.
"There is so much new data they have to deal with," Gascon said. "Organizations are realizing the amount of information they are generating has to be managed in a way that they can more easily produce it when necessary, and also be able to protect it throughout the lifecycle."
But with compliance already broadly deployed, new programs may be on the decline: Twenty-four percent of respondents said their organizations would implement a compliance program in 2014, down from 36% of the respondents in last year's survey.
Many companies balance numerous GRC projects, but this often creates disconnects among interdepartmental efforts, said Michael Rasmussen, chief GRC pundit at GRC 20/20 Research LLC in Waterford, Wis. Large organizations might have multiple GRC platforms for certain departments, but still struggle with spreadsheets, documents and emails because other parts of the company still have paper-intensive processes.
While it makes sense that more than 80% of respondents say they have a GRC program in place, Rasmussen guesses that a majority of these are department-based.
"If the question was do you have an enterprise GRC program that integrates the views of enterprise risk, audit, corporate compliance, legal, IT security, health and safety, then you will find the percentage to be significantly less," Rasmussen said.
The inter-operational approach to GRC programs is hugely beneficial in that many risks -- especially those that are regulatory-related -- affect multiple departments. A companywide approach to GRC can save multiple resources if the organization'srisk management efforts are not completely independent from one another.
"A failure in finance can impact IT, and a failure in IT can impact finance," said Renee Murphy, a senior analyst at Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research Inc."You can't make corporate-level decisions, board-level decisions without understanding that relationship."
This enterprisewide approach to GRC programs requires a similar strategy for information management, the CGOC's Gascon said, and forces organizations to take a more holistic view of the data they generate and how they govern it.
It's not just the data that falls under governance and compliance mandates, either: Everyday business data should be managed throughout its lifecycle as well, Gascon said. While not specifically targeting GRC, encouraging this type of data management culture ultimately benefits compliance programs, he added.
"It creates a culture within the organization that everybody needs to take care of the information they are working with and follow the guidelines that are out there," Gascon said.
The business benefits of GRC
Implementing a companywide GRC program is definitely not easy, and is potentially costly to a business' bottom line and reputation. Take, for example, the recent Target breach as proof of how customer loyalty -- and profits -- can drop dramatically due to a risk-related oversight, said Forrester's Murphy. "If you are really forward-thinking and understand that GRC is a net positive for your organization, l think you are ahead of the game," she said.
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One big obstacle to GRC program implementation is due to the negative connotations still associated with compliance mandates. Employees often immediately think of audits or litigation when they hear GRC, the CGOC's Gascon said.
But as data and how it is managed become more of a priority, companies can realize the business benefits of formal compliance and GRC programs beyond their original purpose.
"People should see the real value that comes from putting that kind of rigor in place and following those processes," Gascon said. "Going forward, we're starting to see organizations realize governance programs as actually a start to taking advantage of the data that they have."


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Microsoft Launches App To Cert Program
Build apps and build your career.
We recognise that you have real world experience in building apps, and hard decisions on how to spend your limited time and money for training and certification.
So, why not simplify your life and get credit for those apps you're building?
The App To Cert pilot program is available now through the end of June 2015. Elevate yourself as a Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD: Windows Store Apps certification) by getting certified through a streamlined path. If you are a HTML5/JS or C#/XAML developer, you can save hundreds of dollars and get credit for two exams by showing the app development work you are already doing.
Along the way, the app review will provide you with tips on app design and implementation, and address common pitfalls and blockers to getting apps into the Windows Store.
Earning developer certification is as simple as 1-2-3:
1. Schedule and pass a technical review of your application by a Microsoft engineer
2. Publish or update your application in the Windows Store
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To learn more about the program:
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Body Positivity In The Gym
In a lot of aspects, when body positivity is mentioned the initial concept that is women are the only ones affected. In no way am I negating the struggles that women deal with, but I do recognize that men share similar struggles as women. Not all men have the traditional body type. There are images plastered everywhere with the idea of what is healthy or attractive. We are all born differently, so the idea of a "standard body" is unrealistic. We all have different body types, but it's our imperfections that make us perfect.
The Gentlemen's Curb At Blink Fitness?
Many of my readers know that I would prefer to work out in private or in a playground where I wouldn't be bothered. Blink fitness began an initiative called #ManCrushMay where men of all body types have a platform to work out in a venue with no judgment. Here is some more information on Blink's initiative:
In the era of the "dad-bod" phenomenon, it can be easy to overlook the absence of men in the body-positivity movement—which primarily focuses on women. However, a survey Blink Fitness conducted with Harris Poll found that:
80% of males said their relationship with their body could be improved
57% of males said it's discouraging to try and work towards the unrealistic body images they see in the media
For the month of May (and every day), Blink Fitness is showing support for the guys, because body positivity should celebrate all bodies of every size, race, orientation, and gender. We're transforming #MCM, #ManCrushMonday, into #ManCrushMay to celebrate men who are breaking barriers, being refreshingly honest, and redefining the "ideal male body."
See #ManCrushMay in action in this video featuring male Blink members: https://youtu.be/p14y11CBbcA
Blink Fitness strives to create an environment where people of all fitness levels, shapes, and sizes can feel comfortable as they break out a sweat. The gym was founded on its unique brand philosophy, Mood Above Muscle™, which celebrates how exercise makes you feel, not just how it makes you look. The brand has been challenging fitness industry norms by redefining what "fit" looks like and prompting members to focus on the inner benefits of fitness. Body confidence knows no gender and all of us deserve to feel good about the body we're in.
I truly commend Blink for what they are doing to advance body positivity. If you have any questions, or if you have a topic that you want us to cover please email email@example.com Until next time, its the Gentlemen's Curb a lifestyle brand where fashion meets fitness in a BIG way.


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The question of what is interior design is something rhetoric but also it can be the literal question which might come to the mind of anyone. Surely, people who are interested in decorating and designing the home, especially the interior, will totally ask about that. That is a question which commonly comes from a lot of people. People who do not have any education background yet on the interior design will also ask about that. It is a good idea to know about that well first if you are interested in being in the field of designing or decorating. That is of course such a different thing we need to realize well before going inside the field.
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Some turrets from "Spice Bandits 2"
This is an old piece of work from the development of "Spice Bandits 2." I made these soon after I started working at On5. I introduced a novel lighting scheme, best visible in 01_big_gun. I used more lights to show the cylinder form of the turrets better. These were made in 4 hours. It's funny how quick it is possible to make assets like these, but yet spend years on a game project.
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The Volkswagen Golf Plus has received a specification boost and now has a new entry-level trim, the Luna. Designed to offer customers better value for money, these equipment enhancements come at no extra cost.
Replacing the S model, the Luna is now the entry-level model in the Golf Plus line-up. It features all the items of specification of the S model – including ABS with HBA (Hydraulic Brake Assist), ESP (Electronic Stabilisation Programme), twin front and side airbags plus a curtain airbag system, Climatic semi-automatic air conditioning and a radio/CD player – but also adds the following list of additional equipment.
Externally, the Luna gains 15" 'Misano' alloy wheels and body-coloured bumper strips and door handles; while inside it adds a tray areas package (comprising folding luggage compartment with net, boot floor net and extended roof console); variable boot floor; front centre armrest; rear multi-function storage box with centre armrest; and a convenience pack (comprising coming home lighting function with automatic headlights on; automatic dimming rear view mirror; rain sensor; and footwell illumination).
Some of these items were not previously available as options, but the total value of these additions is around £800. The Luna however costs the same as the outgoing S model, starting at £12,995 RRP 'on the road' for the 1.4-litre 75 PS.
Moving up the range, and on top of the equipment now standard on the Luna, the SE now gains a leather-trimmed steering wheel, gearknob and handbrake grip and 16" 'Hockenheim' alloy wheels. These wheels alone would have cost £320, yet SE prices still start at £15,835. Sport and GT trim levels remain as before, offering customers excellent value for money.
The revised Golf Plus range is available to order now. Volkswagen Retailers can provide a service to customers interested in purchasing with finance through the financial services arm of the Volkswagen Group, Volkswagen Finance*. Around 80 per cent of new cars are now bought with some form of finance or borrowing. Volkswagen Finance supports the Retailer network with a range of finance and insurance products including its flexible personal contract plan, Solutions. Such plans could ensure that a customer gets more Volkswagen for their motoring budget.


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Reviewed this back in 2011. The third book FINALLY came out this year, so I'm thinking I need to do a reread of the first two!
Fairy fair Godmother, written by Janette Rallison....
Finding your one true love can be a Grimm experience!
After her boyfriend dumps her for her older sister, sophomore Savannah Delano wishes she could find a true prince to take her to the prom. Enter Chrissy (Chrysanthemum) Everstar: Savannah's gum-chewing, cell phone–carrying, high heel-wearing Fair Godmother.
Showing why she's only Fair—because she's not a very good fairy student—Chrissy mistakenly sends Savannah back in time to the Middle Ages, first as Cinderella, then as Snow White. Finally she sends Tristan, a boy in Savannah's class, back instead to turn him into her prom-worthy prince. When Savannah returns to the Middle Ages to save Tristan, they must team up to defeat a troll, a dragon, and the mysterious and undeniably sexy Black Knight.
WOW, just.....wow. What can I say but it was just ahh-mazing, truly was. Some moments made my heart flutter and want to come out of my chest with joy then there were parts I was practically sitting on the edge of my seat. Definitely a page turner.
I couldn't put it down, one minute I would look at the clock and the next it's almost midnight. I like to read sometimes before I go to bed, sometimes I just don't want the day to end. So I prolong it with books, books, and more BOOKS.
The only problem I think I had with this book is that she only notice him once he supposedly got hot and sometimes I get ticked, for once I just wish he could be the geeky boy, next door. I like those kind, they put a smile on my face, I like when the underdog wins the girl. But other than that I loved it and it wants me to read more of this author, like the next one in the series, My Unfair Godmother and JustOne Wish (though that one isn't apart of the series, just another book written by her.)
He, Tristan, was nice in the beginning until he said that one thing, but it was funny. I did have haha moments and I like those. Loved the characters though at some points in the book I didn't like the tone of Savannah's sister, however you grow to like her later in the book. It was a nice new take a fairy tales. It wasn't all the glits and glam we usually see, it's real and I liked that.
Over all:
Characters: 4/5
Plot: 5/5
Made me want to read more of her stuff: Hell, Yeah! <3


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The Program for Women in Internal Medicine (PWIM) is an active group, seeking to enhance the advancement of women in medicine. Notices of our events are distributed via email to all women faculty.
The overall goal of the PWIM is to build and maintain a supportive and equitable work environment that facilitates career advancement and satisfaction among women faculty and trainees.
Programs and Activities
Our programs and activities include regular women faculty meetings, a women's advisorship committee focusing on house staff issues, a liaison program for women faculty to serve as informal mentors within their divisions, faculty development programs, an annual Visiting Professorship highlighting the accomplishments of women scientists and leaders, and social events to promote information exchange and mentorship. PWIM also supports the Department's Faculty Peer Mentoring Program, which consists of groups for junior faculty, clinical educators, clinical researchers, basic science researchers, administrators and mid-career researchers, offers monthly seminars for faculty on relevant topics, and gives faculty opportunities to get feedback and mentorship from peers.
Here are examples of past events and topics:
- Promotion and Tenure Information for Instructors
- Preparing a Promotion Package
- Salary Determination and Equity
- Flexible Work Hours Policy
- Department of Medicine Book Club
- Peer Mentoring
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Please contact the Office of Faculty Development and Diversity at 919-681-6386. Learn more about Diversity and Inclusion in the Department.
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DECATUR, Ala. (WHNT) - If you happened to drive past Calhoun Community College late this morning, you probably saw all of the activity. Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, even two MedFlight helicopters, all on-campus. Not to worry, though, they were all taking part in a drill, a mock disaster. It's one of the final exercises before the next class of paramedics, EMT's, nurses, even surgery tech students must go through before graduation.
Yeah, if you were just driving by, you'd have thought something terrible was happening. But these are college students, practicing, in case something terrible does happen. Calhoun Community College makes the annual drill as realistic as they feasibly can. It's all designed to give those who may one day respond to such a crisis an idea of what they might face.
Today's exercise was based around a shooter, loose in the building. Police responded first, making certain the scene was clear, safe for medical personnel to enter. Then the EMS students go to work, identifying the most critical injuries, moving one victim after another to waiting ambulances.
They're transported to a mock hospital on another part of the campus, where nursing students take over in a make-believe emergency room. The worst of the injuries are moved to one of two mock operating rooms, where surgery tech students assist in emergency operations on the injured.
In the end, drained but exhilirated, the students are debriefed and given a chance to reflect on what they've seen, what they've done and what they've learned. They'll leave this make-believe crisis better prepared for what the real world may offer.
Looking closely, a few of the students looked rather young. Turns out several Bob Jones High School students, who are participating in the EMS Dual Enrollment Program at Calhoun, were also taking part in the drill. It gives high school students a chance to get a head start on their future.
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The AJ can reveal the first project entered into the UK's largest student prize
Nominated by Birmingham City University, part-time student Jamie Rodgers will be battling against the 'best of the best' from the country's schools of architecture to land the £1,500 up for grabs in this year's 3DReid student prize.
Rodgers, who is currently working at MAKE, describes his final year Part II thesis as 'exploring the notion of borders and territories with specific reference to the American/Mexico border'.
he said: 'It investigates the idea of consumerism and the exploitation of the Mexicans by the Americans since they colonized the area with regards to socioeconomic, political and environmental issues.'
Schools have until 10 June to nominate their 'best' student.
All nominations will be showcased at an exhibition during the London Festival of Architecture at 3DReid's Oxford Circus office.
The exhibition will run from 21 June to 2 July, open to the public during normal working hours.
Previous winners include Gavin Lowden of University of Northumbria (2009), Ross Perkin from the University of Edinburgh (2008) and ex-Bartlett Student Sara Shafiei (2007)
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Deadline nears for 3DReid student prize
The deadline for 3DReid's Part II student competition is drawing close, with only four weeks left to enter for the £1,500 prize
UK schools of architecture must nominate their best Part II student by 10 June to be eligible for this year's 3DReid / AJ Student Prize. The first nomination received by the practice will be written up in a special AJ online feature.
All nominations will be showcased at an exhibition during the London Festival of Architecture at 3DReid's Oxford Circus office.
The exhibition will run from 21 June to 2 July, open to the public during normal working hours.
Visitors will have the opportunity to vote for their favourites and help shape the final shortlist. All entries will feature online. In 2009 over 5,500 people voted.
The shortlist will be announced on 5 July. The winner, selected by an panel of judges from the architecture sector, will be announced within the month at an evening event at the practice's Glasgow office.
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Very striking images, even beautiful, but I'm not sure one could classify them as architecture. Of course that may not have been the intent, but it does highlight the problem with most architectural schools. They don't teach architecture!
As for the young man's quote "'It investigates the idea of consumerism and the exploitation of the Mexicans by the Americans since they colonized the area with regards to socioeconomic, political and environmental issues." That "colonization" has led to the decline of many an American communities. Secondly, hispanics are pouring in to the united states for a reason, my family being an earlier example, so this pitty party is a bit misinformed.
I thought American Schools had their head up their Bumgardens, wow!
Dear Anonymous,
As a previous graduate from this very school of architecture i can confirm that the school does indeed teach 'Architecture'. At part ii level the course focuses heavily on design & theory... important areas of consideration within the realm of 'Architecture', with the more mundane & contractual areas of study highlighted during the professional practice post graduate course.
You do not classify this as architecture? Is it because is has no building regulation drawings et al... can you truthfully justify your statement?
The images (which are only an excerpt of the complete works produced) clearly show that this student has thoughtfully addressed a very interesting brief with skill, care & design excellence...
Can I justify my statement? Sure, if you allow the use of a dictionary definition "the result or product of architectural work, as a building" in defining architecture. But as you tellingly write, that would be the more "mundane" aspects of architecture. I'm sure this student has been very diligent in completing his lessons, but I can't say the intention of his professors was to teach architecture as commonly understood. Then again, a common understanding is not really the objective, to the detriment of the public.
All the historical buildings (prior to modernism) we where taught as antecedents to our profession where created with-in a very different context to the contemporary academic emphasis of design & theory emphasis you accuratley describe. I wish you and this young chap all the best in your careers, but unless you end up in Atilier Zahahadid, you will be sorely disappointed in the mundane reality of architedture, and will only have your scholastic indoctrination to blame for the disapointment you will feel.
As sculpture and/or philosophy, I could call this kind of work brilliant, but architecture it ain't.
Dear Anonymous
Opinions are like Bumgardens (using your terminology),
"Everybody's got one."
As someone who has studied alongside Jamie (more like hung on to his coat tails) and spent over 15 years in practice, I can't help but disagree. This course, amongst much much more, has taught me that architecture is never "mundane" and the skills I've learned, can be injected into any project, from a new hotel, down to "Mrs Jones' Toilet Extension".
Architecture is not just about 'the four walls'.
It will be interesting to see how many of these projects still fall into the kind of self indulgent "me-chitecture" which has characterized student work in the last decade. Its a shame that iconography still seems to be the buzz word for students rather than exploring how we can shape a new world with the limited resources of the future.
I need to point out a few things in the imagery that contradicts your assumptions about the architecture in this work Anonymous. Looking at the images closely it is very easy to see that represented are people who fall into two categories: abused workers / prisoners and those abusing - guards and militia. Additional to the white constructions and the Modernist buildings, is waste and military equipment. It is easy to gather that this is an allegory not intended to be read as anything other, hence there should be no argument for it being architecture as commonly defined.
To that point the images are neither beautiful or striking, but brutal and ugly, and in that speak directly to the point of the project. In this the work speaks to the reality that architecture creates a framework for society, how we inhabit, move and socialize. You are caught up in a debate about looks - which I will not call an aesthetic debate, since you fail to recognize all the complex and relevant implications beyond the look. Hence, I say this is an argument about architecture that you are poorly defining as something that needs to be common.
Think about architecture not as mechanics, but as a mechanism. Become familiar with people who speak to these things and begin to see architecture as it is: as both territorial and politicized, an activity that at once enables and limits.
I do not worry about students who progress into the profession with this type of education, quite to the contrary, they will have the skills to navigate the realities of an endeavor wherein they will be asked to manipulate the complex inter-relations that all projects encounter. As Louis Henri Sullivan is quoted as saying: our architecture reflects truly as a mirror. Ultimately it is who we are. And I hope for all our sakes it is not about making it into what is commonly defined.
interesting how this school managed to choose their best diploma student before their final assesment. Are others so bad that there is no one to choose from?
I also have to agree with one of other commenters - it's not architecture, but merely architectural drawings.
Whether you like the abstrat stuff or not, the work in question simply isnt even very good - it looks like a level from a dodgy computer game from 5 years ago!
The realities of the working profession are for the majority of us far from that demonstrated by the students work here and no doubt will be of others submitted for this competition. But if university is not the time to explore these ideas of form, spatial and social relationships then when is?
Architecture is after all two fold, encompassing both practice and theory. Many of the large named architects of today started their careers exploring largely theoretical ideas and publishing these rather than building in the traditional sense. Look at Rem Koolhaas and the work of OMA/AMO to site but one example.
If architectural students are to become tangled by the web of polices, regulations and economics at such an early stage then what chance is there for exploration and development of creativity. I worry for those who believe architecture is solely about creating a front door.
Of course, architectural education should ensure that a student is able to understand how buildings are put together and I am sure that this student's full sample of work demonstrates this.
Good luck to this student and the rest who enter as we all know a lot of hard work has been undertaken. As for the rest of us, back to that door schedule!
To 9:24 anonymous,
If school is not the time to learn what you will be doing in your professional carear, then when? Was it the tangled web of policies that led to the incredibly innovative Campidoglio plan? Why yes, Michelangelo was instructed to include two askewd medieval buildings in his new design. Was it tax regulations that led to the original and distinctive Charlseton S.C. town home design with the side porch? Why yes it was. Was it the economics of hypercapitalist turn-of-the-last-century that led to the stripped down heroic Chicago School? Correct again.
My belabored point is that necessity is the much over-looked mother of invention. Modernist dogma would have you believe practical considerations can't drive a genius solution like theory can. Program is just another parameter, how one treats it is up to the architect.
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Workplace violence (WPV) is a recognized hazard in the healthcare industry. WPV is any act or threat of physical violence, harassment, intimidation, or other threatening disruptive behavior that occurs at the work site. It can affect and involve workers, clients, customers and visitors. WPV ranges from threats and verbal abuse to physical assaults and even homicide.
Workers in the healthcare and social assistance industry face extremely high rates of workplace violence. In 2014, 52 percent of all the incidents of workplace violence reported to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) occurred against workers in the healthcare and social assistance industry. And the rates have been increasing; between 2005 and 2014, rates of workplace violence incidents have increased 110 percent in private industry hospitals.
Registered nurses who are members of National Nurses United (NNU) are testifying at a public stakeholder meeting convened by OSHA to allow interested parties to comment on the need for a standard to prevent workplace violence in healthcare and social assistance.
Members of NNU – from states around the country – are asking that OSHA promptly pass regulations to prevent workplace violence in healthcare settings.
In 2014, California nurses lobbied to pass the Healthcare Workplace Violence Prevention Act, and regulations were ratified late last year to realize the law's goals. The act defines workplace violence broadly to encompass actual acts of violence, as well as the threat of violence, and requires employers to develop a comprehensive Workplace Violence Prevention Plan emphasizing prevention, training, and worker participation.
Jan. 10, on his last day in office, Assistant Secretary of Labor David Michaels announced that OSHA will grant NNU's petition for a standard to prevent workplace violence in healthcare settings.


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Rosario Dawson invited fans to travel with her to the moon during New York Comic Con. While her out-of-this-world travels were exciting, they came with a special message — the importance of diversification in the STEM field and science fiction.
The Latina actress narrates Artemis, the upcoming audiobook out November 14 by New York Times bestselling author of The Martian, Andy Weir, and celebrated by lighting "The Museum of the Moon" — a 23-foot lunar installation from British artist Luke Jerram, which is on display in America for the first time ever. The awe-inspiring multisensory art piece transports visitors to the world of Artemis, a near-future thriller set in the first city on the moon.
"When I did this book, I had no idea I was going to be doing so many different voices. I play a Saudi Arabian woman, she moved there when she was 6 years old, her dad immigrated to the moon for the opportunities, he's a welder," Dawson told A Plus about the diversity in Artemis. "There's Hungarians who live on the moon, Norwegians, there's Chinese Americans coming to visit, there's Kenyans.
"It's a really interesting thing because it's modeled after a resort type of town, and Andy Weir built it around the idea that the only real reason why you would go there is for extraction and tourism," she continued. "So, you end up coming across a whole culture of people that have taken over, very similar with when someone moves in, they get the opportunity and they bring over more folks, because the moons is everybody's, and immigration is a really big issue on it as well as deportations."
Back on earth, The LEGO Batman Movie and The Defenders star proudly showed members of the Lower Eastside Girls Club — a nonprofit organization that aims to break the cycle of local poverty by training the next generation of ethical, entrepreneurial, and environmental leaders — the lunar installation up close. Dawson is an advocate and board member for the nonprofit, which reports that 89 percent of the girls are more interested in STEM subjects.
"I'm here with some of the girls from the Lower Eastside Girls Club, so this is really cool for them," she explained. "They're really into this and are all really interested in STEM."
Gaining their interest, according to Dawson, is as easy as making it available to them.
"One thing is making it accessible and available," she said, "because you can't poach talent and you can't support talent that doesn't exist, you have to actually go and create it. You have to give them the actual skills and the opportunities and the access to get in there. This is about showing that this space is for them and we believe in them and they can have expectations for themselves. These kids are getting the chance to be in the room and then they're getting the chance to create those rooms for the future."
The same goes with on-screen inclusion in sci-fi, but Dawson stresses that aside from the access the diversity needs to come from all angles, not just in front of the screen, but also from behind the scenes, storytelling, and creation.
"We need people all across the board," she said. "It's great having actors, but we also need to make sure that we're out there telling the stories, creating those stories, and supporting those stories. And it's not to say that they're only going to be Latin stories because that's not the case at all as you can see from many of the Latin directors who are getting Oscars."
The diversity of thought, delivery, and storytelling comes with seeing a difference of perspectives and that creates more well-rounded and enjoyable experiences for audiences.
"Working with a woman director is different from working with a man. It just is. There's just a different vibe, a different energy that's created," Dawson said. "And there's just a different conversation that's there. So, when we explore different channels that would not be there (without the diversity), you can tell. There's billions of us and there's lots of stories to tell, and we need to make sure that we're making space for that."


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Stuyvesant, Shmyvesant (Sugarblast Music)
CD Reviews: December 18, 2014
By Eric Saeger
Stuyvesant, Shmyvesant (Sugarblast Music)
These guys couldn't be peaking at a better time, and not just because indie rock has become more eye-rollingly pretentious than any given 15 minutes of House Hunters. I hesitate to lump them in with power-popppers; these New Joisey kids have more street in their pinkies than Dashboard could cobble together in a lifetime. Their sound is pure upscale garage, like Goo Goo Dolls duking it out with Trail of Dead in a dark alley — it's like they want to be chick magnets ("3 AM," "Hell Bent For Heather") but with some of Redd Kross's cred ("Baby Bear") and Pavement's dystopian indie-ness ("Important"). Oh, what am I doing — the bottom line is that this sounds like a record, not a weird-instrument quirk-athon or a bunch of sniveling rich kids trying to justify the Vans on their feet. It's grungy, yet full of hooky riffs and choruses; they obviously tried to wring every bit of coolness out of the precious studio hours they could afford. People should really demand that stuff out of a rock band.
Eric W. Saeger
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"Only the wise can give good advice; fools cannot do so" – Proverbs 15:7 At some point in our lives we seek advice from others. Sometimes we get good advice and sometimes we get bad. Some people mean well while others don't. It is up to us to decide which advice to follow. After King … More Advice


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ALLEN, TX – It is a practice day for the Allen Americans as they have a chance to work on adjustments before flying to Boise, Idaho tomorrow to continue their best of seven series with the Steelheads. The series is tied 1-1 with the the first two games being played at the Allen Event Center. The next three games (Wednesday, Friday, Saturday) will take place at CenturyLink Arena in Boise. The arena is a multi-purpose arena built in 1997 at a cost of 50 million dollars with a capacity of 5002 for hockey.
– One thing apparent from the games Allen and Idaho have played in the regular season and the first two playoff games is these teams are evenly matched. They have played a total of six times (regular season and playoffs) and each team has won three games with two games being decided in extra time. Allen has scored a total of 16 goals, Idaho has 15 goals. Shots are 169-160 in favor of Allen. Despite both teams having excellent penalty kill units (ranked #2 & #3), both teams have done well on the power play. Allen is 6-19 (31.6%) and Idaho is 5-26 (19.2%). The Idaho number includes one game where they were 1-9. Exclude that game and they are 4-17 (23.5%) on the power play against the Americans.
– The bottom line is you can expect the series to be close and momentum to go back and forth. Would expect at least one of the games in Boise to go to overtime.
– It will be interesting to see what players travel to Idaho tomorrow. With a three game series it makes sense to have all hands on deck in case of injury so you would assume everyone will travel that is healthy with the exception of goalies. Pretty sure just two goalies will make the trip. Heard the team will travel in two groups to Boise with one flight leaving early in the morning and one in the afternoon. Would assume the rookies will have the early wake up call.
– Congrats to the San Jose Barracuda who beat Stockton last night in the last game of the season to qualify for the playoffs. Aaron Dell led the way for the Barracuda with a 41 save shutout as San Jose won the game 6-0.
– It is nice to see the entire San Jose organization (Sharks, Barracuda, Americans) in the playoffs. The Barracuda take on division leader Ontario in the first round. Game one is April 21st and it is a best of five series with game five scheduled for May 1st. I share those dates for those of you on Nikita Jevpalovs watch.
– It is great for playoff hockey that the San Jose Sharks are taking on the Los Angeles Kings in the first round. They have one of the best rivalries in the NHL. Now their AHL affiliates will play each other in the first round as the Ontario Reign take on the San Jose Barracuda. If you are wondering about the ECHL affiliates meeting in the playoffs it is possible but it would have to be in the Kelly Cup final. The Kings ECHL affiliate is Manchester who plays in the Eastern Conference and of course, Allen is the ECHL affiliate of the Sharks and play in the Western Conference. Both teams are in the playoffs so it is possible even if it isn't probable. Manchester trails 3-0 in their first round series against Adirondack.
– It was quite a night last night for former Allen American Darryl Bootland who led his team to a 5-4, three overtime victory in Colorado over the Utah Grizzlies. Bootland scored the go ahead goal for the Eagles in the third period only to have Utah tie the score later in the period to send the game to overtime. "Booter" then scored the game winner at 2:31 of the third overtime. For his efforts, Bootland was awarded the #1 star of the game. It was a critical win for the Eagles as they evened the series 1-1 and head to Utah for the next three games.
– In the only other playoff action last night, Missouri beat Quad City 2-1 to take a 2-0 lead in the series. They now go to Quad City for the next three games. The #8 seed Mallards have given the top seed Mavericks all they can handle in the first two games. Quad City has out shot Missouri in both games and has a 70-52 shot advantage. Despite the courageous effort by the Mallards this series looks like it will be a short one. In case you forgot, the winner of this series will take on the winner of the Allen vs Idaho series in the next round.
– After getting off to a horrible 0-7 start the home teams have made quite a comeback. However, the away teams still have a winning record and are 10-7 thus far in the playoffs. Three teams (Kalamazoo, Fort Wayne, Manchester) went 0-2 at home.
DID YOU KNOW: The Idaho Steelheads are named for a species of seagoing rainbow trout native to Idaho streams and rivers and popular with local anglers.
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Peugeot Onyx concept
Visitors to this year's Paris Motor Show have been spoilt for choice when it comes to jaw-droppingly beautiful cars, with you would have already seen us feature McLaren's P1 and the new Jaguar F-Type which were particular highlights. However, now that the dust has settled, the undoubted star of the show has been the new Peugeot Onyx concept.
The hybrid supercar is a striking vision, finished with matte black and then adorned with wings and doors made from polished copper that, according to Peugeot, are left unprotected so the panels will change over time thanks to oxidation. Coupled with its low profile and aggressive lines it screams supercar and this is backed up by Peugeot's decision to equip the Onyx with a 3.7-litre V8 that churns out 600bhp and shares its heritage with their Le Mans racer prototype.
The hybrid side of things is provided by an F1 style kinetic energy recovery system, which transfers braking energy into the lithium ion batteries and can boost the car's output by 80bhp when needed. Peugeot have eagerly borrowed from their motorsport experience in other areas by manufacturing the Onyx's body panels from carbon fibre and using a lightweight acrylic alternative to glass that brings the car's weight down to just 1100kg. The interior of the Onyx does not disappoint either. Covered in compressed felt with no joins or stitching it includes a wooden dashboard made from recycled newspapers.
The only complaint about the Onyx is that it is almost guaranteed to join the long list of Peugeot concept cars that never saw the light of day such as the 607 Feline Concept and 1986 Proxima. However, we can still enjoy the Onyx for what it is – a stunning piece of automotive design.


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Oxstalls Campus, University of Gloucestershire, Oxstalls Lane, Gloucester, GL2 9WH. Wednesday December 11, 4pm-7.30pm. Admission free.
The University of Gloucestershire and Management Advisory Service (MAS) are joining forces to promote the Wellbeing and Performance agenda in Gloucestershire and the region.
The Applied Psychology Hub will be a virtual meeting place for academic, professional and business organisations interested in all aspects of learning and application in applied psychology, with an emphasis on its use in promoting individuals' wellbeing, and the impacts this can have on organisational performance.
The Wellbeing and Performance Symposium 2013 will launch the hub and takes place at the University's Oxstalls Campus on Wednesday December 11. The keynote speaker is Professor Derek Mowbray, Visiting Professor and a Director of the Management Advisory Service.
The university is developing a new postgraduate programme in Wellbeing and Performance to be validated to start in Spring 2014.
Professor Mowbray said: "This is a very exciting time for the University of Gloucestershire with the launch of The Applied Psychology Hub, a 'place' for businesses and services to engage with applied psychologists on all issues to do with the impact of psychological wellbeing on the performance of individuals and businesses and services.
It is, also, a very exciting time for The Management Advisory Service (MAS) in joining forces with the University in the development of The Applied Psychology Hub. The application of research to improving psychological wellbeing and performance is the essence of MAS, and The WellBeing and Performance Agenda, developed by MAS, is gaining traction as the agenda to follow to improve performance in organisations.
The Symposium on Wednesday 11th December is an opportunity for local businesses and services to explore with applied psychologists in the University how psychology can help develop organisations into peak performing places to work."
Workshop topics include Motivational Interviewing and Behaviour Change in Health and Workplace Settings, Mindfulness; Promoting Wellbeing and Wisdom in the Workplace, and Developing Resilience: Lessons Learned from Olympic champions.
To find out more about the symposium, please visit http://insight.glos.ac.uk/academicschools/nss/Pages/default.aspx and click on the Seminars tab. For further information, please contact email@example.com
About the University of Gloucestershire
The University of Gloucestershire gained official university status in 2001 but has existed as an educational establishment for nearly 200 years. Our heritage lies in the Mechanics Institutes of the 1830s, with our Francis Close Hall campus founded in 1847 as the Cheltenham Training College.
Today, we have three thriving campuses, Francis Close Hall and The Park in Cheltenham, and Oxstalls in Gloucester, which are occupied by approximately 10,000 students. In 2010, the University invested £5 million in teaching facilities including a new, state-of-the-art media and art and design studios.
The University of Gloucestershire delivers approximately 100 undergraduate course choices including accounting, law, business and management, fine art, TV production, humanities, leisure and tourism, social work and education plus and a diverse range of postgraduate and research degrees, and professional courses. For more information visit www.glos.ac.uk
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The World's longest hair has been discovered by a good Samaritan who bought a 23 pound German chocolate cake from a group of Pentecostal ladies hosting a bake sale in front of a local department store.
The 17 foot long red hair was discovered by Joe Cook, local do-gooder and bleeding heart, after he purchased the cake sitting in a nest of cellophane covered cookies and pies withering in a heat index of 104 degrees outside the Mega-mart.
"When I first noticed the cake I thought I was looking at the crown jewel of all baked goods," explained Cook. "It was unbelievable. Coconut and chipped pecans mixed with butter and vanilla glistened in the mid-morning sun. I could see the chocolate cake peeking out from under the drapery of elegant frosting and the cellophane covering gave the half-melted magnum opus a sense of otherworldly beauty.
A scrap of paper attached to the top with a straight pin stuck into the cake said 14- but had a mark through it and a new price of 11- was posted. It talked to me. It said, Joe, take me. Since I had just bought a quart of milk and had the exact amount of loose change, I paid for it, joked around with the ladies a few seconds, then brought the car around to pick it up because of its immense weight.
Even though I put the seat belt around it to keep it from going through the windshield, I still threw my arm in front of it every time I put on the brakes. Little did I know I should have bought a jug of shampoo instead of milk to eat it with because when I got home and bit into the first piece, I spent the next five minutes pulling an enormous red hair out of my gullet. I was so freaked I threw the rest of the cake out in the front yard and the neighborhood cats won't even touch it-they apparently know a giant hair ball when they see one."
When asked by Tawdry Soup if he would ever buy another cake from a bake sale, Joe shuddered and responded with a simple, "not no, but hell no. But on the bright side, I've saved plenty on dental floss and still got some of that damn hair left." He waived his hand toward a table where there sat at least half of the chestnut chundermaker twirled around an old spool.


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Aptly named after its founders, George Eberhart and Mason Petro, Eberhart-Petro Municipal Golf Course is a very unique golf course. First opened in 1929 with the first nine holes on the south side of the St. Joe River then expanding to 18 holes in 1949 which includes four river crossings. This may be the most well-manicured municipal golf course you will ever play, and probably the toughest 6,000 yard par-70 golf course in the Midwest.
Built on only 89 acres, Eberhart-Petro will challenge every level of golfer from beginner to the most seasoned player. We invite you to come experience one of Mishawaka's finest assets – Eberhart-Petro Municipal Golf Course.


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Hit-and-run Accident Injures Bicyclist in Berkeley
Berkeley police said that a bicyclist was hospitalized after being in a hit-and-run accident at Sixth and Hearst streets Friday morning.
Sgt. Lindenau of the Berkeley Police Department said that Berkeley police units responded to the scene, where they found the man lying on the ground bleeding. The condition of the bicyclist is unknown.
No other details were available. The incident came three days after an Oakland woman was killed in a pedestrian fatality by a pick up truck in South Berkeley. The driver was driving under the influence.
The Planet reported this week that records from the state Office of Traffic Safety show that Berkeley has consistently been one of the least safe—and in some cases the most unsafe—places in California for bicyclists and pedestrians for the last several years.


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Padma, Padma, Padma. I mean, hey guys, Top Chef is back tonight. But this isn't just any Top Chef, this is Top Chef All-Stars. That means they've already separate the wheat from the chaff for us and all we are left with is 18 of the best (or just most brazen) cheftestants who failed to take home the top prize from past season. The crop includes two chefbians: lesbian chef Jamie Lauren from Season 5 and bisexual chef Tiffani Faison from Season 1.
The dream team of also-rans features other favorites from past seasons like Hootie Hoo herself Carla Hall, out chef Dale Levitski, Fabio Viviani, Richard Blais and Casey Thompson. Marcel "The Wolverine Head" Vigneron, Spike "The Asshat" Mendelsohn and Mike "The Chauvinist Pig" Isabella are also returning. Have strong feelings about some of these contestants? No, not me.
The eighth season of the Emmy-winning cooking contest takes place in New York City and will bring back host Padma Lakshmi, head judge chef Tom Colicchio and returning judge Gail Simmons. New this year will be guest judge Anthony Bourdain. Oh, boy, that'll make things interesting. Bourdain does not hold back. This is gonna be a food fight, so grab a bib.
But back to our Team Rainbow members. Jamie, who recently moved to Los Angeles from San Francisco to head the Beechwood Restaurant, was picked for the show because producers knew she was well regarded. Executive producer Dan Cutforth told TV Guide:
Tiffani was picked because she was almost the first Top Chef, but shot herself in the foot by being too ambitious in the first season finale. And it doesn't hurt that she was kind of a firecracker (read: hated) contestant in the kitchen. Executive producer Jane Lipsitz told TV Guide:
So they're like the yin-yang of chefbians: one beloved, one kind of the opposite. Though it could have been crazier, they could have picked Lisa Fernandes.
Top Chef All-Stars premieres at 10 p.m. tonight on Bravo. So, who are you rooting for? Team Rainbow? Hootie Nation? And, most important, are we all ready for our mmm, Padma, mmm? Also be sure to check back Thursday for your fresh, steaming Top Chef recaps.


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Kristen Eichensehr (@K_Eichensehr) is an Assistant Professor at UCLA School of Law. She writes and teaches about foreign relations, separation of powers, cybersecurity, and national security law. Her recent scholarship has appeared or is forthcoming in the University of Chicago Law Review, University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Virginia Law Review, Texas Law Review, Georgetown Law Journal, and American Journal of International Law.
Before joining the UCLA faculty, Kristen clerked for Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and Sonia Sotomayor of the Supreme Court of the United States and for Chief Judge Merrick B. Garland of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. She also served as Special Assistant to the Legal Adviser of the U.S. Department of State and practiced at Covington & Burling LLP in Washington, D.C., where she specialized in appellate litigation, international and national security law, and cybersecurity issues.
Kristen is a graduate of Harvard University, the University of Cambridge, and Yale Law School. She is a former term member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a former visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution, and an affiliate scholar at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School.
by Just Security, Kate Brannen, George T. Conway III, Jennifer Daskal, Kristen Eichensehr, Joshua Geltzer, Ryan Goodman, Elie Honig, Harry Litman, Renato Mariotti, Barbara McQuade, Asha Rangappa, Mimi Rocah, Paul Seamus Ryan, Rita Siemion, Joyce Vance and Andy Wright
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That's the question that often comes up on the heels of an association accomplishing what it set out to do.
It's not a unique problem. The March of Dimes was formed to stamp out polio. The advent of the Salk vaccine happily forced them to look at "now what?" And we've had a number of technical standards organizations that have done what they set out to do, then confronted the same question.
The fork in the road for "now what' has three main branches.
The first is to shut down. Sometimes saying "mission accomplished" and folding up the tent is the best way to go. And it's better to do this from a place of strength (money in the bank and members pleased with accomplishment) than weakness (dwindling membership and nearing bankruptcy). So if this is the decision, be sure to make a definitive decision when you still have the cash reserves to manage doing it right.
The second is to refocus. The March of Dimes refocused its mission from polio to the broader charge of "birth defects." We've had one standards group that began to consider what other problems the set of members had to solve and shifted there. It's worth looking at the business problems that your members face to see if refocusing is the answer.
The third is to partner. For a standards group that has developed a mature standard, it may makes sense to fold the work into another organization that can maintain the IP and provide some ongoing support of the standard, for example. And as with the first case, its critical to have these conversations from a place of strength, not weakness, because having a "fire sale" is no way to enter into a partnership.
Bottom line, it's as important to plan for success as it is to stave off failure.
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