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Students protest tuition hikes, told to disband by Public Safety
Public Safety officers told students protesting tuition hikes outside of a University Budget Committee in Leonard Hall to leave on Feb. 5.
Students were told they had to leave the hallway because they had not properly organized the protest through Student Activities, Katie Kirchner, a senior in the School of Communication who was a part of the protest, said in an email.
Public Safety officers reacted appropriately to the situation, according to Kelly Alexander, the director of public relations at AU.
"At no time during this protest did any public safety officers indicate that anyone would be arrested," Alexander said in an email. "The students who gathered were allowed to present the letter they brought with them to the Provost. Eventually the students were asked to leave as they did not have the required request/permit to protest."
A Public Safety officer held a pair of handcuffs while approximately 40 student protesters lined the hallway in Leonard Hall outside the room where administrators were meeting, according to Kirchner.
"The most alarming part of this situation is how escalatory Public Safety acted when students were peaceful and respectful," Kirchner said in an email. "I don't know what prompted them to take out the handcuffs; students were simply lining one side of a hallway silently."
Kirchner said in an email that she was told by a Public Safety officer that the protest had not been organized through the correct channels.
"Public Safety officers asked students to disband with the claim that the action needed to be organized through Student Activities," she said. "There is no way to book a hallway through 25Live, and students were completely in our right to stand silently in that hallway."
AU's Freedom of Expression guidelines establish protections for freedom of expression for all members of the University community and can be found online through the Student Guide & Policies page on the Dean of Students website.
The guidelines guarantee a student's right to dissent, "so long as the orderly processes of the University are not deliberately obstructed."
Public Safety Captain Kevin Barrett said that while he was aware that there was a protest in Leonard Hall, he could not give comment.


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People will say "How is it possible that during all that work and labour I had bloody time to do some shopping?"
Well maybe because my eye is always running around on the search for something beautiful.
This time I bought some china. What to say. They just look fantastic on one of the transition commodes in our bedroom. What do you think?


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Please note: User profiles are not an actual feature in AppMachine. This tutorial is a proof of concept to get you familiar with the AppMachine API. Support will be limited.
Step 1: User Authentication
We want to let the user register for the app so that we can connect their email with the AppMachine API.
- Go to the "user" tab
- Select your providers
- Check the box
Step 2: User Profile screen
The user has to register a profile so that we connect that user with the AppMachine API.
- Add a Web Service block
- Select AppMachine as a Provider
- Select POST Add data to a data store
- Create your "data store" name with records
In this case we named the data store "customers" and some general info fields for making a profile for the user
We already connected the "email" field to the registered user with {user:email}. So the email address with which the users has registered in our app will be "inserted" in the AppMachine datastore. This way we know which user is making a profile.
- Click Next and Finish
"Make profile" is the name we gave the web service with below the fields.
*Note - don't use "name" as a field, but "firstname" or something like that, because the "name" field is reserved for us internally as the "datastore" name.
AppMachine automatically makes a form view for you. You can tweak this later of course.
Step 3: Check if the "Customers" Data store is added
- Go to the Developer tab
- Custom Objects → Customers.
When you click on the customers you will see all the fields we just created.
- Added User authentication
- Added web service for creating a profile
- Already connected the {user:email} to the profile web service so that the email address, which the user has registered with, will be send to the API when they make a profile.
- Checked if everything is setup right( Form / Developer tab → Custom Objects )
- Next step is Showing the user profile they just created with our form.


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That's the truth. The election of Obama caused all of this. Instead of celebrating the fact that a black man was elected as president of the United States, by mostly white voters, he immediately picked the scab and poured gasoline on it. That's what community organizers do. They identify an issue then set out to polarize people on it. This is the summation of Obama's legacy.
It was before Obama, at least it goes back to the OJ verdict and media coverage.
Obama was when they figured it didn't have to hide anymore.
I think it goes back further than that; the '92 riots in response to the Rodney King verdict, the '65 Watts riot and a plethora of lesser known events which were incited for the same reason and gave the same results.
I really think it goes right back to the beginning; 1865. That is, is has always been this way only becoming more bold, more radical with each event.
Any opposition to the blacks is simply in response to their radical unyielding demands along racial divides. Of course, it isn't the general black population making such demands, it is the rabid few who then incite the general population when then become the 'useful idiots'.
With the 'breakaway' movement, we are finally seeing a larger segment of the black population truly leave the plantation to become more sensible. But there is a huge amount of pushback.
Nailed it. Perfect
Roger that. And now colleges and universities are fanning flames by demanding rayciss segregated events like "Blacks-only graduations". Sorry but you can't have it both ways. Tucker ran a piece on this last night; interviewer asked kids on college campus how they felt about "blacks-only" events or housing, and the college kids were good with it.
Interviewer moved off the campus by a few blocks asking the same questions of the youngsters there, but got totally different answers. Goes to show you what the colleges are promoting….and it ain't education!
Tucker should have turned around and asked the snowflakes how they'd feel about Whites Only graduations. Then tell them to defend why Blacks Only events were not racist if they considered Whites Only events to be racist.
The youth understands that whites, and only whites, can be racist. Literally no one else can.
Excellent point!
So, right.
"Can't we all just get along?" Whoever wrote this has been awakened to the truth which white men face. But, DIVERSITY!!!
Can't move together as a nation when some remain fixated on the past.
Sadly,I came to a similar conclusion a long time ago.
It's the Russians.
Well stated comment. A also like to explain to people that I'm not racist. But I am prejudiced. People of certain persuasions, ethnicity, political affiliations and geographic regions are automatically "pre-judged" by me because of past experiences. Want to change my mind? Show me your behavior and I'll gladly do that.
"because of past experiences" same here
That's Truth right there…
It's the old strategy of divide and conquer. Brought to you by the Globalist
Maybe, but cultures, language, religions and characteristics are already divided and no one has to do anything to make that a reality.
I'm not racist, homophobic, or anti-social, I'm selectively social.
I'm an equal opportunist.
They all have the same chance. Just like everyone else.
It was not suddenly bred.
It will not swiftly abate.
Through the chilled years ahead,
When Time shall count from the date
That the Saxon began to hate.
*Rudyard Kipling
Amen !
And there you go.
The 12 percent will not like what they have stirred up. Many will suffer for the actions of a few.
There's no profit for politicians or corporations if we "all just get along" and share similar values and tastes. Constantly picking the scabs and not allowing society to heal keeps us divided into different tribes which legitimizes the ruling class's reign over the masses.
I hate that I agree with this, but it's true.
Globalists and communists and generally fucked up folk banding together to split us apart. All part of the "plan".
And the human farming continues. . .
And yet, somehow, we've continued to put up with it for over a century.
The Natives of Africa were unable to establish a lasting civilization on their own continent in spite of massive natural resources, but after killing each other, raping each other, and selling each other into slavery, they want to come to OUR country and make demands, refuse to assimilate, create their own gibberish language, kill and rape as per their legacy, and WE are suppose to think this is okay?
Anyone who is still trying to throw these people a bone has been brainwashed by the liberals into believing that everyone having equal opportunity is the same as everyone being equal.
"The Natives of Africa were unable to establish a lasting civilization on their own continent"
Beg pardon?
– The Egyptians
Southern Africa, sure. Northern Africa, not so much.
Sorry but no, not true. Study the historical migration patterns in that region. The Egyptians today are not the descendants of the pyramid builders and hieroglyphics writers, despite their claims. The Nile River delta has completely changed hands multiple times over the millennia.
What we see as Egyptians are immigrated Persians. In other words, they are the same cocksuckers who are trying to ruin Europe today. Hey, FaCubeItches, BLOW IT OUT YOUR ASS!
Persians and Arabs are ethnically and genetically distinct populations, speaking different languages. Persians and Arabs hate one another only slightly less than both hate Indians and Europeans.
Also, the Egyptians who built the Pyramids were a white race, with blond hair and European features, according to the Greek historians of the time. Those Egyptians are long dead. They were invaded, overrun, enslaved, and finally exterminated down to the last infant by an army of Arabs and Turks about 1350 years back–the Arabs were at war with all their neighbors even before Mohammed.
Oh, and after the remaining population–by this time mainly Arabic and Turkish colonists–was forcibly converted to Islam two generations later, Caliph Omar ordered his troops to burn down down the Great Library at Alexandria, because "if the books are in agreement with the Holy Koran we have no need of them, and if they contradict the Holy Koran they are blasphemous." Arabs still celebrate this "great victory."
I attended elementary school at the tail end of segregation and before indoctrination/miscegenation became the latest teaching fad, I always self-segregated.
"With the exception of Whites, the rule among the peoples of the world, whether residing in their homelands or settled in Western democracies, is ethnocentrism and moral particularism: they stick together and good means what is good for their ethnic group."
Hey Kenny;
Damm,now that is some truth shit there.....I know I sound gutter, but sometimes high dollar words don't describe it at the visceral level.
Don't you marvel at the replies that start out "I'm not racist, but…"
EVERYONE is racist. Birds of a feather. You want to see racists, look at the black, brown, Asian, whatever, and they'll play on our guilt about racism, which we've been TAUGHT our entire lives, but they, themselves, are as racist as they come. The fact is, without white genius, there would be no prosperity in America, and THAT prosperity is what they all want. They come here to TAKE it. They don't know how to reproduce it themselves, but they want what we have made. Then they want to instigate all the same socialist bullshit that ruined wherever they came from and ruin life here. They want stuff given to them. They want to make no effort to make something on their own.
like current south Africa, they don't want the farms, they just want what the farmers have that they can sell for a fast buck, and they are willing to kill for it..
Non whites need to remember, whites took over the entire world, and we were just out looking around at the time. Then we gave it all back with the improvements included. Then we invited them to share our bounty on their terms. Hard to tell what might come up when the whites get fed up with these recent antics by the non whites.
You are so right, sir.
Yet another of the many things I'll never forgive the left for, they ruined integration. I used to have lots of friends who happened to be black, until the left smeared their filthy racist ideology all over the black community.
This made it's way to Gab. That's where I found it and shared it. But I wanted to go further and find the original post to tell you: You are 100% correct. Thank you for the post. The way you phrased it was clear and concise. It's time to push back against the globalists that have squandered the REAL progress that's been made in exchange for political ammo.
Class Warfare didn't work for the Leftists, now the weapon is race/ethnic Identity. Power is still the goal.


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The Shahi Affair- Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput Wedding
The most awaited, hyped wedding of the year, Bollywood heart throb Shahid Kapoor's wedding to the sweet Mira Rajput. The ceremony was a close knit affair with family and friends and a grand reception after. Mira Rajput looked radiant in a yellow Anita Dongre outfit and complementing accessories for the pre wedding celebrations. Flower garland and head piece enhancedRead more


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And just in case that has not yet entirely sunk in, let's have a look at what Luis von Ahn of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science has to say about Massive-scale online collaboration. And here, as we think about your futures, is maybe a good time and place as any to get it in our heads that there is a massive tectonic shift between our new century and the one in which people of my generation and younger learned most of their skill sets.
How is the triad of sustainable development, economic and democracy going to fit in this new environment? One thing we can say for sure: it will be very different and would have been well beyond the imaginations of anyone pondering all this back in, say, 1999. Are you ready for that?


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MISSOULA – The We Are Montana in the Classroom initiative and Corvallis Middle School will collaborate on a career exploration day for the school's fifth-graders from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Friday, May 25, in the school gymnasium.
Co-created with the University of Montana Broader Impacts Group, the event is designed to engage students with career pathways in their community – particularly in high-priority workforce sectors such as manufacturing, small business,
BIG's Bitterroot advisory group helped produce the event, which is of a collective-impact initiative powered by the Martin Family Foundation.
Participating career role models are:
- Joe Butsick, U.S. Forest Service
- Allie Hagwood, American Welding & Gas
- Laura Newby, Laura Jean Welding
- Michael Sharkey, Watchmaker to the Stars (retired)
- Christa Haslip, Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital
- Stephanie Mapelli, Town of Stevensville
- Jason Forges, Montana Campus Compact
- Mizuki Miyashita, UM Linguistics Program
Students will rotate through stations, where role models will lead activities and demonstrations and share stories from their career and educational experiences.
"Role models who students get to meet make the future possibilities a reality for kids," said Kristina Berger,
The career exploration day is part of a multiyear effort to build community capacity for role-model engagement. As part of this effort, BIG collaborates with local schools and its Bitterroot advisory group to develop a database that educators can use to connect their students with role models and mentors. Following a pilot year, the database will launch online in fall 2018.


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Here's our second guest post from students from the Summer School, where students used items from our collections as inspiration as they created silent animated films that may feature in our new First World War Galleries opening in 2014…Read More
As part of Transforming IWM London, two summer school projects were launched this August focusing on the physical and psychological impacts of the First World War.Read More
Last week IWM London partially re-opened. If you've been following this blog you'll know that we are transforming IWM London to mark the Centenary of the First World War in 2014, creating new spaces and new ways for you to explore our unique collections.Read More
Earlier this week IWM London partially re-opened! Here's a sneak peak at what's been happening behind the scenes during our temporary closure.Read More
As everyone gears up for our partial reopening of IWM London on 29 July, here is our short guide to museum openings of yesteryear.Read More
This week we are launching the sixth and final podcast in our series. Once again our Young Reporters go the behind the scenes and talk to our local residents and friends of IWM London to see what the local communities think about the major changes taking place as part of Transforming IWM London.
I particularly love this sixth and final podcast because it reminds us how close a community we have and what an important place IWM London is for so many people. Working for IWM London I often hear people's stories of their first memories of coming and why they love our family of five museums.
This week's podcast gives you a chance for you to hear a couple these stories brought to you by our fantastic IWM Young Reporters. Listen to the last in our six-part series of IWM Young Reporters' exclusive podcasts below:
Our Young Reporters are from local schools Archbishop Sumner and Oasis Academy Johanna. In this part of the Young Reporters two year project they made these fantastic podcasts with the support of Lambeth College Radio students. The Young Reporters project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.Read More
I first became aware of the New Perspectives project with IWM when I was asked by Anna Lotinga to act as a consultant to the project last summer. After we met at Broomfield School where I work as an Advanced Skills (History) Teacher and Head of Department, I was so impressed with what I heard that I immediately asked to be part of the project. This was an awesome opportunity for my students to create animated films about the First World War.Read More
New Perspectives is a film-making project about lesser-known aspects of the First World War for young people aged 14-19 as part of Transforming IWM London and you can take part this summer.Read More


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The smallest, loveliest person in our family turned one on Sunday. Here is a photo of her murdering some chocolate cake and destroying a smocked dress, probably handmade by elves.
Her birthday made me think about the year that has passed (duh). Having a baby has changed me and my life in so many unexpected ways. Of course there's all the stuff you know is coming – sleep deprivation, a messy house, no alone time, weird body happenings, inhaling of fine and varied cheeses – but 367 days ago, I was a very different person, with a very different attitude.
So herewith, a list of unexpected life changes after having a baby
A list of unexpected life changes after having a baby
Fight or flight. About five months into motherhood, I suddenly got a drastic urge to change everything about our lives. While J-man was overseas eating curly fries and stroking his beard, or whatever it is he does on business trips, I was meticulously planning a move to the village of Millthorpe, in central west NSW. I imagined an idyllic life, living within half an hour of my parents, buying our own house, going for walks in the tree-lined, empty streets as a family of three, cuddling up during the crazy cold winters and listening to the silence at night. As J-man pointed out, we have no jobs, no friends, nowhere to live and no prospects there. We also have excellent jobs, old and new wonderful friends and a sweet(ish) rental deal here in Sydney.
There are a few reasons I think this happened. After climbing out of what I consider to be a pretty god-awful-seventh-circle-of-hell-flaccid-Hungry-Jacks-burger bout of post-natal depression, the only way I could see the light was by changing absolutely everything. When I talked to a close friend (who happens to be studying psychology) about it, he said it's a common response – it's fight or flight. And I wanted a one way, first class flight, now please. Having a baby also made me appreciate my own mother a lot more than I already did, which was … a lot. I felt a gravitational, almost biological pull towards her, to share this experience with her, to have her love and support and give her bucketloads of mine in return. I am pretty pissed at modern society for making child-rearing a solo pursuit, as though mothers are quite happy to be trapped in their homes, far from their families.
Fight or flight version 2.0. Related: I feel pretty strongly that people of my age and stage are being slowly pushed out of Sydney. We cannot afford to raise a child here. I want her to know what it's like to live in a house that we own – to never be given three months notice to move, or have to ask permission for the leaking toilet to be fixed, to only get cheap rent if we agree to live next to a construction zone. Also, I never want her to have to meet a real estate agent. No one should have to endure that. I also want her to be able to roam, enjoy green spaces, ride her bike on an actual road, to not understand the term "flight path", and not worry about the name of her school.
Girl power. I was definitely a feminist before I had a baby. But now I am a FEMINIST, especially as the mother to a daughter. I have had a good experience returning to work, with a lot of supportive people at my workplace giving me breathing room and options and flexibility and advice. I am thankful for that. But that, unfortunately, is not a common experience. Childcare is so expensive and restrictive, most people's working hours do not allow for family life, women are not returned to the roles they left, questions are constantly raised about mothers' value and productivity in the workforce, smart and creative women are unwillingly turned into housewives, motherhood itself is not considered work. And that's only issues that affect first-world working mothers and their families. So I can only sum up by saying: ARRRRRRGRH!
Perspective. Picture this: You have just spent a week at your parents' place, where your baby unlearned how to sleep. You return to your home and spend an entire night on the couch with a screaming baby. The baby refuses to be fed. The next morning you get up early to take the baby to a doctor's appointment, where the doctor tells you the baby's cry indicates the baby is hungry. Why haven't you fed her? The doctor asks. The doctor tells you there is nothing else wrong with your baby. You leave the doctor's office and your husband goes to work. You go home alone. The baby continues to scream all day, refusing to be soothed. THAT is a bad day. So now, several months on, traffic jams, cold coffee, deadlines, phone bills, grocery shopping, social slights, the common cold, washing up, and swimsuit shopping are a fuckin' picnic, my friends.


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I'm a bit late on this one, but TrueCrypt 6 was released earlier this month. This upgrade won't be a major benefit to everyone, but it does have some interesting new features.
The first is the ability to create hidden encrypted operating systems when using whole-disk encryption. This works in a similar fashion to hidden encrypted disk containers. That is, you have a primary boot partition that is encrypted with one password, and a second virtual one that is contained within the primary, but encrypted with another password. The password you enter will determine which partition is loaded and, without knowing the password, it is impossible to know that there is a second hidden operating system. This is called plausible deniability and allows you to have a "decoy" or "safe" operating system to open if, for example, you were under duress. While most of us aren't spies, this feature may still come in handy.
The other new features are more performance and reliability enhancements. TrueCrypt is now multi-core aware, so if you're creating a lot of encrypted disks, the time to encrypt them will now be halved on a dual-core, quartered on a quad-core, etc. In the area of reliability, the team have added header redundancy so you have a greater chance of recovering a damaged container or partition.
For regular use, you probably won't notice a lot of difference, but none-the-less, it's another great release from the TrueCrypt team.


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Louisiana Food Lovers' Bucket List
Po' boy: Louisiana sub sandwich made with crusty French bread. Try Darrell's Special with jalapeno mayo at Darrell's in Lake Charles or the fried oyster po' boy at Bevi Seafood Co. in Metairie.
Soft-shell crab: Molted blue crab. At Juban's in Baton Rouge, order the Hallelujah Crab – flash-fried and stuffed with seafood.
Beignets: We can thank the Acadians for bringing these delightful pastries to Louisiana! Find them across the state at a few of our favorite spots including Cafe du Monde in New Orleans, The Coffee Depot in Scott, Marilynn's Place in Shreveport and Coffee Call in Baton Rouge.
Catfish: A Sportsman's Paradise specialty. In Monroe, sample the Catfish DeSiard at Waterfront Grill.
Meat pie: Fried pie filled with seasoned beef and pork. Lasyone's Meat Pie Kitchen in Natchitoches has served them for more than 40 years.
Cracklins: A Cajun snack of deep-fried pork fat with skin. Lake Charles and Lafayette area locals meet in the middle in Scott for cracklins at The Best Stop.
Barbecued shrimp: Nothing barbecue about it, just delicious shrimp sautéed in butter and seasonings. Try it in New Orleans at Pascal's Manale, where the dish was invented.
Sazerac: A mix of rye whiskey, bitters and absinthe, this is New Orleans' official cocktail. Sip it at the Sazerac Bar at The Roosevelt New Orleans hotel.


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Thursday 3rd May 2018 – A Whole Lot Better, New Dog Signs and A Little Late This Year
It's May and yes the weather is a whole lot better but not before we faced more wind and rain on Monday and Wednesday. Tuesday was a total contrast when the sun graced the skies. We took Barney on the east beach in the afternoon and were pleased to see the recent high seas had not brought up masses of debris. Of course it may be a different story on the west beach but we won't know until low tides coincide with Barney's morning walk. New signs have been erected showing the areas of the beach where dogs are not allowed from 1st May to 30th September. These are clearer than the old ones and visitors should not have a problem determining that it is just the beach below the promenade where dogs are banned. On the sign, in small print, is also a reminder that the release of balloons and lanterns is prohibited.
Through the Groyne
Exposed Chalk & Flint Bed
New Dog Sign
While the weather is good my next book has been put on the 'back burner', in favour of being out in the garden. There is no doubt that this year, most plants are at least two weeks behind but hopefully a few days of warm sun will help them catch-up. It may just be a case of being patient and accepting the produce from our garden will be ready to eat a little later this year. One thing for sure is: late or not, they will taste a whole lot better than the mass produced vegetables sold in the supermarkets. The forecast for the Bank Holiday weekend is for more sun which will no doubt bring an influx of visitors into the village. We have a couple of barbeques planned and I will also be cooking some dishes to put in the freezer ready for a visit from our family.
Monday 7th May 2018 – Bank Holiday Beach & Tides, Butterfly Types and Dog Show
We could not have hoped for better weather for the first Bank Holiday weekend in May. It may not have been as hot here as other parts of the country but the skies have been blue and the temperatures comfortable for walking and gardening. For three consecutive evenings Peter has barbequed after which we have sat in the conservatory to eat, listen to music and while away the rest of the evening. The only negative to the weekend, as can be seen in the photographs, is the easterly winds have once again scoured the beach. It is very rough to walk on and in consideration for Peter's knee and Barney's paws too, we only walked a short distance this morning. A section of the beach below the cliff which is normally sandy is now covered in stones and on another area where sand remains, we picked up forty two lumps of palm oil. There is one other negative for visitors; the high tides have been around 11 a.m. making access to the beach impossible for a few hours either side. However, walking along in the morning just after low tide, the sea was calm and glassy with just a hint of mist out towards the horizon. It's always worth looking up the cliffs where a number of flowers survive, despite facing salty winds. Coltsfoot seems quite happy to flower as do daffodils, snowdrops, primroses and most recently, bluebells.
Scoured Beach
Walking along an inland path and watching a peacock butterfly and a couple of common blue butterflies I considered the small numbers of various types we have seen this year and wondered if this was due to the persistent rain and spells of high winds during the winter. Thinking again, I realised that although I have not seen butterflies in numbers we have seen nine different types; red admiral, small tortoiseshell, peacock, comma, common blue, painted lady, brimstone, large white and orange tip, though not necessarily in that order. (During our walk in the afternoon on 8th May I spotted two more, speckled woods and a green veined white, bringing the total to eleven.)
Palm Oil
Glassy Sea
Cliff Bluebells
After a couple of years of cold May Bank Holiday Monday's, Overstrand Together has struck lucky today with the weather for their annual Fun Dog Show. This is held in the gardens at the back of the Sea Marge and as it was a little hot for Barney, we stayed just long enough to buy some raffle tickets and items from the stalls and for Barney to socialise with some greyhounds.
Fun Dog Show
Friday 11th May 2018 – Ordinary Days and The Strand Club
It has been an ordinary few days with the usual housework, gardening, cooking and walks. After a very warm start to the week the easterly breezes gave a chill to the air. The beach is still strewn with flints and stones and will remain so until the wind swings to the south, when it should rebuild with sand. We are hoping this will happen before our two grandsons visit! Although late, spring is now very much in evidence with insects and butterflies to watch and bird song to listen to, both in our garden and on our walks. The other day, a small blue butterfly landed on one of our camellias, just long enough for me to see it was a holly blue. This brings the total number of species of butterflies I have seen this year to twelve. It has been a delight on our walks to see great swathes of bluebells as well as all the other wild flowers.
Peter's vegetable plot is progressing nicely; the broad beans are in flower and the shallots, garlic, carrots, French beans, potatoes beetroot, spring onions, radishes are growing steadily. However, there have been some disappointments in the greenhouse where I have had to re-sow the runner beans, cucumbers and one of the pots of courgettes, due to lack of germination. I have a similar situation with the lettuce, where the first two sowings in a cold frame did not make an appearance.
The Strand Club enjoyed their spring lunch on Wednesday and will soon be busy organising their charity fundraiser which will take place in August. Click here to read more.
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90 Note From Casey To Nishi
The Minister of State for External Affairs presents his
compliments to his Excellency the Ambassador of Japan and has the
honour to state that the Australian Government has been giving
careful consideration to the question of Australia's trading
relations with Japan, and is willing to enter into talks with the
Government of Japan to examine mutual trade problems.
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Dr. Fatemeh Ajalloueian
Physical sciencesBiopolymers, Fiber science
Physical sciences
Environmental biogeochemistry
Biogeochemical cycling of trace metals and metalloids: microbial redox cycling; field studies of metal redox cycling, mobilization, and sequestration
Mineral weathering and reactions at mineral surfaces: mechanisms and kinetics of dissolution and precipitation reactions; macroscopic, spectroscopic, and modeling studies of sorption processes
Sustainable management of water resources, supply and infrastructure
Water treatment processes for removal of inorganic contaminants: role of sorption in contaminant removal; design of novel sorbents
Appointed Honorary Professor, Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 2007
Appointed Guest Professor, Harbin Institute of Technology, China, 2007
English, German
Hering, J.G., Waite, T.D., Luthy, R., Drewes, J., and Sedlack, D. (2013) "A Changing Framework for Urban Water Systems", Environ. Sci. Technol., dx.doi.org/10.1021/es4007096.
Hering, J.G. and Ingold, K.M. (2012) "Water Resources Management: What Should Be Integrated?", Science, 336: 1234-5.
Sternitzke, V., Kaegi, R., Audinot,J.-N., Lewin, E., Hering, J.G. and Johnson, C.A. (2011) "The Uptake of Fluoride from Aqueous Solution on Nano-Sized Hydroxyapatite: Examination of a Fluoridated Surface Layer", Environ. Sci. Technol. DOI: 10.1021/es202750t.
Farnsworth, C.E., Voegelin, A. and Hering, J.G. (2012) "Manganese oxidation induced by water table fluctuations in a sand column", Environ. Sci. Technol. 46: 277-284, DOI: 10.1021/es2027828.
Hering, J.G., Hoffmann, S., Meierhofer, R., Schmid, M., and Peter, A. (2012) "Assessing the Societal Benefits of Applied Research and Expert Consulting in Water Science and Technology", GAIA, 21 (2) 95-101.
Member, scientific advisory board, AquaDiva, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, since 2013
Scientific Director, Center for Risk Analysis and Risk Governance (CRAG), EPFL, Lausanne, since 2013
Member, Scientific and Technical Council, Integrated Risk Governance Council (IRGC), EPFL, Lausanne, since 2013
Vice President, ETH Women Professors Forum, since 2012
Member, panel on Terrestrial Water under Climate Change, Climate Service Center, Hamburg, Germany, since 2012
Member, visiting committee, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, since 2011
Member of the board, Fondation pour l?Etude des Eaux du Léman, since 2010
Member, Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) of the Water Science Alliance, Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research, 2010 – 2012
Member, Board of Reviewing Editors, Science, since 2010
Chair (since 2009), member (2008 – 2009), Advisory Board, Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries, Berlin, Germany
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Member, Research Advisory Group, UNESCO Center for Water Law, Policy, and Science, University of Dundee, Scotland, since 2008
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Unique New York
I just started reading Gods of Manhattan by Scott Mebus. That got me thinking about my favorite kids books set in New York City. A number of my favorite books as a child were set in NYC, even though I had never been there. I found a lot of the details related to the setting to be mysterious. What's the difference between Brooklyn and the Bronx? What is a tenement? And what on earth is an air shaft? To a girl in the Midwest, the stories seemed exotic and therefore appealing and important.
Eventually, as a young adult, I visited NY and learned the geography. I even figured out what an air shaft was, most likely to my detriment. The incident where I rented a sketchy apartment in Minneapolis JUST BECAUSE it had an air shaft was probably unnecessary, but it does speak to the fascination the Big City held and still holds for me.
Here is a list of my ten favorite books about New York City that are read by children.
1. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn–Betty Smith. Air shafts! A handsome, shiftless father! A pervert in the hallway! This is as good as it gets! If you still don't know what an air shaft is, go read this book! Now!
2. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler–E.L. Konigsburg. The Metropolitan Museum tells you that you can't actually stay there overnight: http://www.metmuseum.org/explore/FAQ/htm/franken.htm
3. Knuffle Bunny–Mo Willems. I think Mo Willems has left Brooklyn, but you can still enjoy his neighborhood.
4. The Cricket in Times Square–George Selden. Great animal story in a very busy place.
5. All-of-a-Kind Family–Sydney Taylor. I loved this whole series about a Jewish family on the Lower East Side in the early 1900s, even though I didn't know Uptown from Downtown from Coney Island. A little lighter than A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.
6. Harriet the Spy–Louise Fitzhugh. If only I could find a place with a dumbwaiter. That would be way cooler than an air shaft.
7. Catcher in the Rye–J.D. Salinger. I am convinced that every book about teens running around NY owes something to this book.
8. So Yesterday–Scott Westerfeld. Teens running around NY, not being angsty but hip and inquisitive. The bit about the Cool Hunting is very appropriate to the setting and its fashion-conscious inhabitants.
9. Chains–Laurie Halse Anderson. Shows interesting aspects of NY's history that I for one didn't know much about. A slave girl is stuck in lower Manhattan during the American Revolution. Can she escape?
10. The Lightning Thief–Rick Riordan. Yeah, yeah, the whole book isn't set in NY, but some of the most important action takes place there. Who knew that Mount Olympus has moved to the 600th floor of the Empire State Building?
What are your favorite books about New York City? What about your own city?


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Nelson's Dockyard National Park
Nelson's Dockyard National Park
St. John's is the capital and largest city of Antigua and Barbuda, a country located in the West Indies in the Caribbean Sea, it is the commercial center of the nation and the chief port of the island of Antigua. As you approach St. John's, the skyline is dominated by the magnificently evocative white baroque towers of St. John's Cathedral. Built in 1845, the church is now in its third incarnation, as earthquakes in 1683 and in 1745 destroyed the previous structures.
Fully restored to its original splendor, the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century buildings of Nelson's Dockyard house modern amenities such as shops, hotels and marina businesses.
Depart from the pier area and take a scenic and picturesque drive through villages as you pass beaches and eventually make your way through the rainforest.
Once you have reached the dockyards you will see historic forts dotting the landscape of the park accessible by hiking trails which allow visitors to enjoy the park's scenic and natural beauty. There are endless opportunities to capture the beauty of the parks, with many glorious boats in the dockyard, the beautiful harbor, the historic sites and the unforgettable views from places such as Shirley Heights, bring your camera or you will surely have regrets that you didn't.
In the early eighteenth century, the British Royal Navy recognized the strategic importance of English Harbor in protecting ships from hurricanes and in its position at the south of the island for monitoring French naval activity. Throughout the eighteenth century, the dockyard grew in importance, as it was the only harbor in the Eastern Caribbean large enough for safe naval ship repairs. From 1784 through 1787, the British Hero of Trafalgar, Horatio Nelson, served as the captain of the H.M.S Boreas, sent to Antigua to enforce British laws in the colonies. When the restoration of the dockyard began in the 1950's, it was renamed Nelson's Dockyard in honor of the years he spent in Antigua.
Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, today, Nelson's Dockyard provides many sites and activities for visitors to explore and enjoy. The Dockyard Museum, located in the former Admiral's House, presents visitors with exhibits regarding the Dockyard's history and current archaeological research on the island. The Copper and Lumber Store Hotel offers five-star accommodations and is a magnificent venue for special occasions. Businesses including gift shops, art galleries, and restaurants also reside in the Dockyard and demonstrate how the park preserves the area's unique cultural heritage while meeting modern needs.


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WARNING: Non-craft content to follow!
I was listening to some bad disco tonight…(is any of it good? I love it)… and thinking about my mother, circa 78, 79. Those were some days! She really took us for a ride.
For those who don't know, my mom died on Halloween 2006, at the age of 57. She lived hard, that's for sure. She did love to party. I think about her a lot, and try as I might to have it otherwise, my memories of her are of this partying hardcore broad (her word, not mine). I have some stories! but it wasn't a really kid-friendly environment. If my childhood were rated like a film it would be a hard hard R. Not quite Boogie Nights, but still I couldn't finish that movie, ouch.
I am aiming for a nice quiet PG-13 for my daughters! (for language and smoking)
here's a story: When we had just moved to Astoria from Isla Vista (where they burned the Bank of America in 1970), my mom fell in love with a Turkish sailor who was passing through on one of the big ships. We were going to move to Istanbul! (if that didn't work out, then we were going to San Francisco…) We even started to learn turkish, as a family. Taskin, he seemed like such a gentle soul, but then he went upriver and got into some trouble. Got drunk and knifed someone. So much for that plan!
Something my mom was always doing was taking me to movies that were totally inappropriate for someone my age. I think she was so used to me being her best friend, or else she felt guilty about leaving me at home. She said she was working 90 hours a week in those days. Days at the cannery and nights at the bars. So it was off to the movies we would go. American Gigolo (there's the Giorgio Moroder connection), Midnight Express, Saturday Night Fever (hey I got that record for my tenth birthday!), Rocky Horror (okay that one wasn't so bad), and there were other earlier shows that still nag at me. At least she didn't take me to see Looking For Mr. Goodbar, but she still told me all about it, down to the violent end.
here I am in those Diane Keaton days, so pleased to be able to wear this coat for a night! I was 9.
of course nighthawks is hanging on the wall… they were like that, such nighthawks.
here's my mom's 20th birthday party:
that's her with the skinny legs. check it out, she's smoking, of course.
And here's another from that same time, 1969:
warhol could have done something with her, it's true.
There were some hard times, and I don't need to tell all the stories, not here and now, anyway.
She loved to smoke and she loved drugs and she loved her kids. When I was younger I worshiped her, and then I got angry, and nowadays I just shake my head and wondered what she was thinking, with love, and humor, and respect for her struggles.


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Behind the Beautiful Forevers by Katherine Boo has officially been chosen as the University of Delaware's 2012 FYE title! The university's shared common reader program presents students with a unique opportunity to engage in a meaningful conversation with their peers and to share in the intellectual life of the entire UD community. The campus will also host feature speakers, films, and other cultural events organized around the theme of the book throughout the students' first semester.
From Pulitzer Prize-winner Katherine Boo, Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, death, and hope in a Mumbai undercity, is a landmark work of narrative nonfiction that tells the dramatic and sometimes heartbreaking story of families striving toward a better life in one of the twenty-first century's great, unequal cities. In this fast-paced book based on three years of uncompromising reporting, a bewildering age of global change and inequality is made human.


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An annual tradition takes visitors to a South Carolina city back to the Civil War era and the spirits from that period.
The Confederate Ghost Walk is today and Saturday in Charleston's Magnolia Cemetery and visitors can see vignettes about those buried in the cemetery, the Associated Press reports.
The yearly event, using re-enactors from across the state, is sponsored by the Confederate Heritage Trust. Proceeds provide for maintenance at the cemetery including the plot where the crews of the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley are buried.
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I found a biography on Ray Stedman online- Portrait of Integrity: The Life of Ray C. Stedman by Mark S. Mitchell. You can find it here.
Some sound words from Ray for preachers:
"Again, the ministry of shepherding and teaching must be done without desiring personal glory. How well pastors know that right here is where the full force of temptation to pride can strike! There is something very pleasing to the ego to stand in front of others and have every eye fastened on you and every ear open to what you have to say. It is terribly easy to begin to crave that feeling and to find subtle ways of nurturing and encouraging it.
As a pastor I must confess that I had to stop the practice of going to the door after a service and greeting people as they went out. I found that when I did it regularly, it fed my ego in such a way that I had a terrible battle with pride. People were saying nice things to me and I found myself loving to hear them. It is very easy for a pastor or teacher to perform his ministry for hidden reasons of personal prestige or glory." (Ray Stedman, Body Life (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Discovery House Publishers, 1995, 128-129.)


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This week I have been the repository
of abundant laughter.
There is a new princess in my life.
She's about 10 weeks old and her name is Nugget
(unless I change my mind).
Her antics constantly have me laughing. . . .
though I must say,
my feline King and Queen
are not so amused at the little court jester.
She weighs about 4 pounds and is about a quarter of their size,
but her boundless energy seems to be a bit intimidating.
As for me, I'm smitten with how fast she's catching on to everything,
including going potty as soon as she has a chance to sniff the grass
at the appointed spot. And she's only been with me for 2 days.
Anyone want to guess how long it will be before
Purrsnickety will let her nap with him?
How are you cultivating joy?
Celebrate it.
Share it.
1. do a post that tells and shows what gives you joy.
2. capture the URL of the specific post and paste it into
the Mr. Linky box along with your info.
3. Visit other players and let their joy infect you.
Leave them a comment because everyone
enJOYS getting positive feedback.
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Coping with Anatomy Homework: A Quick Guide for Beginners
Anatomy is a tough class, and there will be much homework. Many of that homework is foundation based and stacked. You have to learn one thing, such as the bones in the foot, before you can move to the next idea. Here is a guide for beginners on coping with Anatomy homework.
- Be organized-you need folders, notecards, diagrams, and lecture notes all nicely organized if you wish to have success in this class. There are no exceptions to this you must be organized.
- Ask questions-ask questions in class, ask questions after class, and ask questions via email. You have to take the steps and ask your professor questions.
- Know your bones-you will eventually know all the bones in the body. There are a lot of books out there that give extra guidance with learning these bones. They go beyond the textbook. However, keep in mind there are muscles to be learned, as well as other body parts. The bones do not stand-alone. Look online and at your bookstore for some of these fine supplemental materials.
- Know your muscles-yes, you need to know your bones and your muscles and all aspects of the human body and its functions.
- Have good notes-you have to take thorough notes in class. If you are going to be absent, ask your study buddy, to let you review his or her notes. If you do not have an Anatomy study buddy, find one immediately.
- Pronounce all those words out loud-you must know the words and know how to pronounce them correctly. You can practice with a peer, and you can also find recordings of the pronunciations for help.
- Draw –draw every single new body part you learn. You will learn the parts and their characteristics more quickly if you just draw them. Your teacher may actually assign you a sector to draw for a grade, but draw all the parts as often as you can.
- Take the pre-class-there are some pre-classes that you can take in order to help you learn the basics.
- Hire a tutor-if ever you might need to hire a tutor this may be the class. Do not be afraid to ask for help if you are struggling. Never get so far behind that you cannot catch up in the class.
Follow these tips as you take this challenging science class. Good luck!


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Congrats to Shelli Ryan for winning the organization tote from my last post!!! Go check out her super cute blog and tell her congrats!!! She is precious!!
Wowzers....I feel like I apologize in every post for not keeping up with my blog as much as I mean to! Life keeps throwing out these random curve balls and I get so busy and consumed with everything else that my blog keeps getting put on the back burner! I really hate that and I want to try to spend a little more time blogging.
Random question for all of you... what are some specific foundations and/or charities that you are a part of or really interested in? I am looking around and I am always interested in learning about new ones! I need your insight!
Happy Friday everyone!!!


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Australia's next census in 2016 was supposed to be the first to be conducted entirely electronically. Now there are rumblings that the Abbott Federal government wants to cancel it altogether. Who needs all that inconvenient data getting in the way of your decisions?
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The SMH reports that the government is considering ditching the 2016 census, even though planning has been taking place since the last one in 2011 and millions have been spent preparing for an all-online approach. That would cost more to set up initially, but be cheaper in the long run because fewer survey collectors would be needed. Where have we seen this government cut something for short-term savings rather than looking at long-term costs? Oh yes, the NBN.
There's a telling anecdote in the SMH story which shows the usual unwillingness to directly answer questions:
Asked directly whether the 2016 census would go ahead as planned on August 9, a spokeswoman for the parliamentary secretary to the treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer read from a prepared statement. It said: "The government and the Bureau of Statistics are consulting with a wide range of stakeholders about the best methods to deliver high quality, accurate and timely information on the social and economic condition of Australian households." Asked whether that was an answer to the question: "Will the census go ahead next year?" the spokeswoman replied that it was.
Funding for the ABS was drastically slashed in last year's budget.
We live in a country with a government that doesn't want to pay for detailed national statistics but is happy to spend $400 million a year on a highly dubious and rushed-through metadata retention scheme with no evidential backing. Welcome to Australia in 2015. [SMH]


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Demo weekend to be held at Crosby Marina and Local Coastal Venues on 2nd and 3rd November. There will
be kit available for use on the Lake and trips will be arranged to the coast,
weather permitting. Demo gear will include the NEW HYPERSONIC from STARBOARD along
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GOP Sen. Ron Johnson: Clinton Faked Emotion To Evade My Questions
said this afternoon that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "planned" her emotional response to his questions about Benghazi.
"I'm not sure she had rehearsed for that type of question," Johnson told BuzzFeed Wednesday afternoon, after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. "I think she just decided before she was going to describe emotionally the four dead Americans, the heroes, and use that as her trump card to get out of the questions. It was a good way of getting out of really having to respond to me." He said it was clear, at other points during the hearing, that Clinton was working off a set of talking points, but that his questions "got under her skin" because "they're just so common sense." "I just don't think she had an answer to that," he said. "Maybe it embarrassed her. Maybe she hadn't thought of it that way." He went on to criticize Clinton for ostensibly taking "full responsibility" for the State Department's handling of the attacks, but then continuing to avoid questions with "theatrics." "She allowed politics to trump getting to the facts," he said.
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RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA TV) - An international film festival is making its way over to the Black Hills.
Banff is an international series of films that range anywhere from two minutes to 40 minutes.
The films air all over the world, and filmmakers actually competed for a spot in the festival.
The movies take place in countries like Mongolia, Iceland, Canada, and the U.S.
The Rapid City Arts Council had 300 movies to choose from, and they narrowed it down to 18 films based on outdoor sports.
The first nine films aired earlier Monday.
Eirik Heikes, chair, Banff Mountain Film Festival, says, "The films are beautiful. They're empowering. There's something for just about every gender and all kinds of special interest groups. My favorite film we're going to show is about an Icelandic fly fisher woman, and the story is told in the voice of her daughter. She's doing the narration."
Another round of films air Tuesday, April 16 at 6:30 at the Elks Theatre.
Tickets cost $15 for members and $20 for non-members.
Profits from the film festival will go to the Rapid City Arts Council, which helps its programs and activities remain free.


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E-Life 7 – Miked Up
Three 2 Go Music introduces E-Life 7(EL7) featuring Michael Pennick with his debut CD Miked Up. EL7 unites some of Western NY's finest musicians including; keyboardists Rodney Spears & Charlie Crymes Jr., guitarist Ron Walker, drummer and percussionist Tim Webb and bassist Mike Pennick. Special appearance by Ken Whitman (tenor sax), Walter Kemp III, Van Taylor (keyboards), Joey Diggs and Dee Osbourne (vocals). EL7 is the brain child of Ron Walker & Mike Pennick long time members of Buffalo Music Hall of Fame R&B recording artists The Exoutics. EL7 acknowledges the musical and spiritual influence of past and present members of The Exoutics.
While contemplating their musical future longtime friends Ron and Mike decided it was time to explore their Jazz alter egos and discover what lies beneath the tender ballads and funky R&B grooves they've been writing for years. After a brief discussion it was agreed that their next project would highlight the talent of bassist Mike Pennick. Eventually this led to the formation of EL7. With extraordinary creativity and collaboration the 5 member group conceived and recorded "Miked Up". Rodney's unique keyboard accents perfectly complement the keyboard foundations played by Charlie. Tim's intricate drum touch reinforces rhythmic, melodic bass lines and spicy guitar licks. When blended together, what a unique sound. The project began in summer of 2012 and completed in late spring 2013 taking several interesting twists and turns as each member shared creative ideas and opinions to help shape this outstanding project. The resulting CD captures the flavor and passion of each musician. Hopefully audiences will enjoy and appreciate this special blend of jazz and R&B. "Miked Up" covers the gamut of emotions from the rhythm shifting jazz, funk of "Chaos" to the fun filled upbeat playful "Sunday Night". The remake of Stevie Wonder's "That Girl", intimate revelations of "Inner Beauty" and "Before the Storm" make this CD a pleasure to listen to and sure to appeal to the most demanding pallet. Life is short, enjoy it! So what does EL7 stand for? Enjoy Life 7 days a week (Exoutics for life).
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NEW YORK, Oct 29, (AFP): Decades after his death, Leonard Bernstein may still be the most identifiable conductor in the public imagination — dramatic on-stage, bold off-stage and succeeding unlike so many others in making classical music accessible.
But although Bernstein hardly needs rescue from obscurity, the breadth of his work is rarely considered in its totality.
Ahead of next year's centennial of Bernstein's birth, the New York Philharmonic — where he was music director from 1958 to 1969 — is putting on a wide-ranging festival that explores Bernstein as a composer, conductor and public figure.
The festival will of course include "West Side Story," Bernstein's Broadway musical whose tunes have entered the US popular songbook. But the Philharmonic, bringing in star conductors and soloists, is also showcasing his concert works including all three of his symphonies.
Leading US violinist Joshua Bell, who is performing Bernstein's philosophical "Serenade (after Plato's 'Symposium')," described Bernstein as a "musical …" who became one of the first American classical musicians to win respect in Europe.
Bernstein as a conductor was "incredibly demonstrative and emotional in a way that hadn't been seen before, but also very honest and never pretentious," Bell told AFP.
As a composer as well, "everything was very heart-on-sleeve," Bell said, noting that Bernstein was especially proud of "Serenade (after Plato's 'Symposium')," which muses on the meaning of love with unusual instrumentation of a dominant violin and diverse percussion.
"I'm second-guessing, but I guess he didn't want to be known just as a Broadway composer, because he was so much more than that," Bell said.
The festival, which runs through Nov 14, comes with an exhibition on the persona of Bernstein, who died in 1990.
For many in the 1960s, Massachusetts-born Bernstein became the quintessential New Yorker — and Bernstein used his platform for political advocacy, notably by championing racial equality.
Leonard Slatkin, one of the conductor's proteges, will lead a number of works including Bernstein's "Kaddish Symphony," a meditation based on the Hebrew prayer for the dead, and Richard Strauss' "Don Quixote" —- which then 25-year-old Bernstein conducted on short notice in his exhilarating 1943 debut at the Philharmonic.
Slatkin — who is music director of both the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestre National de Lyon — said that for successful American conductors, Bernstein was "our spiritual father."
Slatkin said Bernstein also broke new ground with his public prominence. As television became universal, Bernstein seized on the small screen and his own fiery personality to bring classical music to a nationwide audience.
"If you watched a video of him conducting and you took the sound out, you would know in five seconds which piece he was conducting," Slatkin said.
"He had this rare ability to show the music through his gestures and his body language and his face," he said.
Bernstein stands out as a composer for the range of his influences, unafraid of weaving in jazz and popular music even as he remained anchored in the classical world.
Japanese jazz pianist Makoto Ozone will solo on Bernstein's "Symphony No. 2, 'The Age of Anxiety'" and also "Rhapsody in Blue," George Gershwin's seminal 1924 jazz fusion piece which Bernstein had championed as a conductor.
Ozone said Bernstein was unique among classical composers in understanding jazz rhythms.
"In jazz you've got to feel the rhythm, the pulse, that steady internal clock that you have in your body — and then you entrust that groove within your band," Ozone said.
In the classical world, "I guess Bernstein's pieces are the only ones that have that element," Ozone said.
"It's like Mozart. The melody is so natural and simple but has just enough twist that it makes the whole song so special," he said. "That's a sign of universal language."
Slatkin similarly explained he had considered updating elements of Bernstein's "Kaddish Symphony," written against the backdrop of the 1960s — but realized the original work was equally relevant for a new age of turbulence.
If Bernstein were around today, Slatkin has no doubt the conductor would be just as prominent.
"He would be all over the internet, you just know it," he said with a laugh.


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Chinese 12th, M-T-K 12th. Sheep, Khon, Red 9. Your classic lazy Sunday. Late breakfast, linger over the paper, putter around the house, go to bed early.
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Did you know that non-surgical cosmetic procedures are currently almost entirely unregulated in the UK? Scary, but true. Procedures like wrinkle-relaxing injections, dermal fillers, derma rolling and even laser therapy can legally be performed in the UK by anyone, regardless of their skills, experience and qualifications.
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Botulinum Toxin Injections
Whilst botulinum toxin injections are relatively safe when performed by an experienced doctor, nurse or dentist, problems can arise if they are administered incorrectly. The most common side effects include swelling and bruising at the injection site along with headaches and flu-like symptoms, but if injections aren't placed correctly they can spread to adjacent areas and cause problems like:
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Dermal Fillers
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- Nodules that may need to be surgically removed
- Infection
- scarring
- Allergic reactions
- Tissue death
Laser Hair Removal
Laser hair removal is an effective way of removing unwanted hair, but as the treatment involves the use of highly concentrated lasers it should only be carried out by a properly qualified professional. Normal side effects include your skin looking and feeling sunburned, but treatment can also result in:
- Blisters
- Burns
- Permanent scarring
- Changes in skin colour
Avoid Untrained Practitioners
Unfortunately, as the popularity of non-surgical cosmetic procedures has risen, so have the number of untrained individuals masquerading as professionals. A quick search on the Internet will bring up hundreds of practitioners in your area, and sorting through them can be daunting and confusing, so how do you differentiate the good from the bad?
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If you are considering a non-surgical cosmetic procedure, then safety should be your number one concern. Whilst cut-rate deals might be tempting, they should be avoided at all costs. After all, is it really worth risking your health to save a few pounds?
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Constitutional Meeting
Dear Accept members,
Following the recent announcement regarding the need for a renewal of the Constitution of the organisation, and following the first informal discussion held last week on the same subject, it is with great joy that we formally invite all members of the organization to the first Constitutional Meeting of the organisation, the Tuesday 10 March, at 18:00, at the NGO Support Centre in Nicosia.
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The Punisher. Elektra. And now it's official; The Hand is coming to Hell's Kitchen. Daredevil is definitely upping the ante from Season 1, and that's saying something. I was pumped with the first Season 2 trailer, and now I'm counting the days 'til the season hits Netflix.
It's good to see that Marvel isn't pulling any punches, and Elektra is looking all sorts of wicked cool. And I can't wait to see what The Hand — an infamous criminal organization that was created by Frank Miller — has in store. Y'know Frank Miller; the guy who created The Dark Knight and 300? So kids, looks like it's about to go down.
Daredevil Season 2 starts March 18th, 2016.


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Creating stronger connections between scientific research and teachers' communities was the main objective of the EU project PATHWAY. In collaboration with the UNESCO ASPnet schools of Croatia, Cyprus, Montenegro and Serbia and the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe, Venice (Italy), schools and teachers played a leading role in expanding students' experiences and their understanding of science.
With the purpose of promoting scientific culture and a better understanding the role of science and technology in schools and among young people in the South-East European (SEE) region and Europe, an online survey of ASPnet Schools was undertaken by the UNESCO Venice Office. Fifty three schools from 4 countries (Croatia, Cyprus, Montenegro and Serbia) participated in the survey.
The response rate of all the schools (mainly from secondary and primary/elementary schools) was very high. The country that showed a major interest was Croatia with the highest number of filled forms. Half the schools chose one of the UNESCO ASPnet study topics for their school activities. The most popular topic among the schools was 'Cultural Diversity, Peace and Human Rights', although 'Education for Sustainable Development and Cultural Heritage' came immediately after.
The schools that responded to the survey also expressed interest in being part of the EU-Project PATHWAY and opening their schools to science and technology education. Bringing the students into close contact with science centers raise their interest and motivation to learn about science and be involved in scientific investigations. Hence, one of the ideas of PATHWAY was to connect schools with science centers and with scientific research in general, but also to focus on teachers' professional development in this field.
An objective of the project PATHWAY was to reinforce and strengthen networks and partnerships so they may play a significant role in promoting scientific culture in particular among young people. Students and teachers should be active in the process of creating and maintaining networks and partnerships.
The willingness of the UNESCO ASPnet Schools to collaborate offered a great potential for the further development and consolidation of the PATHWAY project.
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The Pathway to Inquiry Based Science Teaching (PATHWAY) has received funding from the European Union Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013). The objective of the project was to set the pathway toward a standard-based approach to teaching science by inquiry.
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Chat Online About the Mad Men Season 5 Finale on Sunday Night
Throughout this season, just as in seasons past, AMC viewers are invited to chat about the latest episode of Mad Men with friends and fellow fans on the Mad Men Talk forum.
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East African countries must establish a joint health emergency plan to combat the threat of Ebola virus to the region, aviation officials...
East African countries must establish a joint health emergency plan to combat the threat of Ebola virus to the region, aviation officials have said. Members of the East African Community-Civil Aviation Safety and Security Oversight Agency (EAC-CASSOA) said there is a need to institute immediate measures to mitigate and prevent the spread of the virus and other communicable diseases into the region, saying Kenya, a member state, has already been classified as a high risk country.
"We strongly advocate a regional approach to establish methods and strategies towards combating this scourge bearing in mind the fact that some operators based or transiting through the East African Community Partner States operate direct flights into the affected region," read a statement after holding the emergency meeting recently.
EAC-CASSOA Executive Director Barry Kashambo said there is a need to 'put up joint efforts to prevent the possible spread of Ebola in the region.'
They want the plan named the National Aviation Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan. The development comes after Ebola was confirmed in DR Congo on Sunday. (NMG)