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West Ham halted their four game losing streak on the road across all competitions with a hard fought 1-1 win against Crystal Palace over the weekend.
The Hammers opted to field the same XI that had drawn against table toppers Liverpool. They dominated the first half, with Felipe Anderson looking unstoppable as he pulled the strings on attack. The visitors went in 1-0 ahead at the break, with Mark Noble converting from the spot after Guaita had fouled Michail Antonio in the box.
The second half was an altogether different story, with Anderson and his team mates effectively opting to park the bus as they tried to repel wave after wave of Palace attack. The Eagles finally did manage to score, with Wilfried Zaha's shot taking a deflection off Issa Diop en route to goal. The Hammers did not even have a single shot on target after the interval, with Marko Arnautovic not really able to influence the game in the half odd hour he spent on the pitch as a second half sub.
Could've probably gone West Ham's way though- in the Liverpool game, the linesman missed a clear offside in the build-up to Mane's goal, and here referee Pawson chose not to book Luka Milivojevic for a tackle on Noble which could've potentially reduced the hosts to ten men when West Ham were 1-0 up.
From the ratings, the poorest West Ham player on show was Robert Snodgrass. The best was Fabianski, who made several excellent saves, notably from McArthur and Benteke to prevent Palace from scoring. FL and Sky gave Mark Noble a higher rating than Declan Rice but the Mail rated the youngster better.
Arnautovic, Obiang and Zabaleta were the three subs used by West Ham in this game.


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Creditplus Car Review: Vauxhall Insignia
Tuesday, October 14, 2014 | James Dwyer
The Vauxhall Insignia
The Creditplus car review: We take a look at one of the cars we're financing to see what it has to offer, what our customers are saying and what deals we have available. In this edition, we look at the Vauxhall Insignia. A popular car amongst new professionals and those in management, the Insignia is often one of our most popular cars we finance each month.
The Vauxhall Insignia is a versatile model available in hatchback, saloon or tourer models. Whilst usable as a family car, the Insignia is becoming increasingly popular with new professionals looking for a car for the commute. Another advantage of the Insignia is the low company car tax applied, which has made the car more popular as a fleet vehicle. In 2013, the Insignia underwent a redesign of the exterior and interior styling and was fitted with a new improved engine and better safety features.
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Indoor Mobile Mapping Takes Off at LAX
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Airports are key components of the global transportation infrastructure. They are complex, expensive investments that require tight management. In order to achieve efficient operations and optimized return on investment, it's essential to have accurate, up-to-date information on the broad range of assets and facilities. The sheer volume and variety of assets introduces challenges for airport operators tasked with managing the complicated operations.
Many airports use geospatial technologies as part of the process to understand and manage airport assets. By combining on-site data collection with GIS, CAD and sophisticated data management, specialized solutions providers can deliver accurate, high-quality information on airport assets. At Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), integrated solutions for indoor mobile mapping are providing significant savings in time and cost to capture and process detailed geospatial information.
Big Data at a Big Airport
Operated by Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA), LAX is the sixth busiest airport in the world. Its nine terminals and four runways will serve an estimated 74 million passengers in 2016. The airport is a hub for international passenger traffic and its massive cargo facilities handle roughly 2 million tons of freight and mail annually.
As part of their management processes, LAWA periodically surveys the terminals at LAX to check for changes and ensure as-built data is up to date. Two terminals– the Tom Bradley International (TBIT) and Terminal 3–have undergone numerous renovations. As a result, the buildings required more in-depth and rigorous surveys. LAWA identified a total of 1.75 million sq. ft. (40.1 ac or 16.2 ha) of interior space that needed new surveys.
The work at LAX encompassed field surveying and data processing to produce georeferenced GIS data, 2D floor plans and 3D models for all of Terminal 3 and three floors in TBIT. LAWA turned to x-Spatial, LLC, a Los Angeles-based company that provides software solutions for airport infrastructure management. In addition to managing the data collection work, x-Spatial provides tools for management and integration of spatial and enterprise information.
Multi-purpose Spatial Data
According to x-Spatial president Ed Maghboul, collecting and managing spatial data at airports is especially challenging. "Just about everything in the airport needs to be tracked," he said. "We look at pavement and pavement structure down to a very granular level of 20 by 25-foot concrete tiles for runways and taxiways. We also look at the terminals, number of square feet in a terminal, what kind of assets, what are the rooms, what kind of equipment are in those rooms and then linking the equipment with the airport's maintenance management system."
Maghboul explained that spatial data provides information in three primary areas. First, it's used to locate and identify physical assets. The data can be used for as-built and asset management including underground utilities, architectural planning, space optimization and security. For many buildings, spatial data may exist only as construction plans that don't include data on years of change and remodeling. The incomplete or inaccurate information can result in expensive surprises when airports need to modify or expand existing facilities.
A second application comes from management of space leased by freight companies, airlines and concessionaires. In addition to providing tools for managing tenant agreements and payments, x-Spatial uses spatial data to define and map leased spaces in rental agreements.
In a third application, first responders and emergency managers can use accurate spatial data to plan and execute emergency procedures. Maghboul points to a 2016 incident at Terminal 3 in which dozens of people were inadvertently evacuated from the terminal onto the tarmac. Security procedures then required the entire concourse area to be shut down and emptied. Roughly 2,000 people needed to be rescreened resulting in delays to dozens of outgoing flights. "Some of the planning could have been better," Maghboul said. "That is where we come in–enabling geospatial data to be shared in a common, standardized environment and then providing web interfaces that enable the enterprise to leverage their information."
In addition to the scope of the work at LAX, x-Spatial was under a tight time frame to complete the survey and deliverables. To meet the schedule, they needed to complete the work quickly. Normally, they would use static 3D scanning with conventional tripod-mounted scanners. But Maghboul estimated that the static approach would require up to six weeks of field work and a similar time for processing and modeling. In addition, the scanning would need to be done at night when activity was light. But at LAX, and especially the international terminal, it's busy all the time. Static scanning was not the answer.
To gather field data with the needed speed and accuracy, x-Spatial turned to the Trimble Indoor Mobile Mapping System (TIMMS). Based on the concepts of vehiclemounted mobile mapping (but without the need for GPS), TIMMS integrates a 3D scanner, 360-degree camera and inertial measurement unit (IMU), user display and control electronics; the components are mounted on a small cart. The system is powered using hot-swappable batteries. As an operator pushes the cart at walking speed, the system captures 3D points and images. Data from the IMU supplies positioning information. To provide a georeferenced framework, x-Spatial contracted outside surveyors using a Trimble 5601 total station to establish a network of 3D control points inside the terminals. The points were tied to high-accuracy WGS84 survey marks outside the terminals established by Trimble R8 GNSS receivers. A team of specialists from Applanix operated the TIMMS equipment.
Planning the surveys required coordination with multiple teams to ensure efficient and comprehensive coverage. To provide access and security, LAWA personnel accompanied the TIMMS crew during the work. Certain locations, including Federal Inspection Services (FIS) areas controlled by U.S. Customs and Immigration, required special permission and could be scanned only when no passengers were present.
Other parts of the terminals came with more interesting constraints, Maghboul recalled. "In some passenger lounges, the managers were concerned about noise and disturbing their customers," he said. "We showed that the carts were quiet and wouldn't scratch the floors."
An On-time Arrival
With the planning and control in place, the scanning team moved in. For each scanning run they initialized the TIMMS cart using the indoor control points and then pushed the cart along preplanned routes through the terminals. A display on the TIMMS cart provided information on the status and performance of the system. At the end of each run, the operator checked into a control point to provide a check for the IMU data.
The work progressed smoothly. In just 32 hours of operation, mostly during normal working hours, the TIMMS cart captured comprehensive 3D scans and spherical imagery on the two terminals. The time savings continued when the field data moved to the office.
Technicians used the TIMMS Post Processing Suite to create 3D point clouds and panoramic images from the raw data. Because TIMMS connects scanning directly to data from the IMU, points and images could be georeferenced as they were captured. When compared to static scanning and the need to register hundreds of separate scans, the TIMMS approach significantly reduced post processing for the raw data. The finished output included high-density point clouds as well as clouds at 1- and 5-cm density. The positioning accuracy for the work was 1 to 2 cm.
After the initial processing, the Applanix technicians moved the TIMMS data (in LAS format) into Autodesk software, where they created deliverables including 3D models and 2D floor plans. x-Spatial then pushed the information into the geospatial database used by LAX and made it available to airport management teams.
Maghboul said the TIMMS provided a flexible, unobtrusive method to capture a massive amount of data on a congested, complicated site. He suggested that airports establish a network of permanent control marks to facilitate scanning and rescanning over several years. The approach makes it easier to manage and updates part of the spatial database as renovations and upgrades occur. "It's certainly a worthwhile endeavor," Maghboul said. "But you need to do careful planning and coordinate with a lot of people."
John Stenmark, PS, is a writer and consultant working in the geospatial and associated industries. He has more than 25 years of experience in applying advanced technology to surveying and related disciplines.


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Q: Praat scripting: Extracting syllable tier together with accent tier with extra changes I want to extract syllables together with the corresponding accents. If a syllable doesn't have an accent, there will be "no" on the accent part.
My coding example looks like this:
writeInfo: ""

selectObject: "TextGrid example"

# syllable tier is 1
# accent tier is 2
number = Get number of intervals: 1
for i from 1 to number
syllable$ = Get label of intervals: 1, i
# It seems to be not possible to get time of interval
# I want to get the time of the whole interval, like it's done with points
syllable_time = Get time of interval: 1, i
accent = Get point at time: 2, syllable_time
accent$ = Get label of point: 2, accent
    #if no accent$
    #appendInfoLine syllable$, "      ", "no"
    #elif accent$ <> "-" and accent$ <> "%"
    #appendInfoLine syllable$, "      ", accent$
    #endif
endfor

The result should look like this:
"de:6       no
I           no
"Ra:n       H*L
"vIl        no
"an         no
"zaI        no
n@m         no
a:          no
"tOm        H*

Adding
Layers 1 and 2:

A: Oops, did it as an interval tier for tier2 before. Now as point tier:
objName$ = selected$ ("Sound")
select TextGrid 'objName$'

intervals_1 = Get number of intervals: 1
intervals_2 = Get number of points: 2

for i from 1 to intervals_1
 syl_1$ = Get label of interval: 1, i
 start_1 = Get start point: 1, i
 end_1 = Get end point: 1, i
 for j from 1 to intervals_2
  syl_2$ = Get label of point: 2, j
  time = Get time of point: 2, j
  if syl_1$ != "" and syl_2$ != "" and time > start_1 and time < end_1
   printline 'syl_1$' 'syl_2$'
  endif
 endfor
endfor

A: You can do that in a few steps. First, add an additional 'no' to layer 2:
#Select TexGrid
selectObject: 1

number = Get number of intervals: 1

for i from 1 to number
time_start = Get start point: 1, i
#time_end = Get end point: 1, i
name$ = Get label of interval: 1, i
point$ = Get label of point: 2, i

Insert point: 2, time_start, "no"
endfor

Then, extract the information from layer 2 and save it to a file:
#Select TextGrid
selectObject: 1

number = Get number of points: 2
for n from 1 to number
accent_time = Get time of point: 2, n
syllable = Get interval at time: 1, accent_time
syllable$ = Get label of interval: 1, syllable
accent$ = Get label of point: 2, n

writeFileLine: "myFile.txt", accent$

endfor

As the last step, you need to remove those additional 'no''s from your outcome. Let's do that in Python (Mention all the pitch shapes you have, so the program knows what lines you want to get rid of):
fo = open("myFile.txt", "r")
st = fo.read();
lis = st.split()
fo.close()

for i, choice in enumerate(lis):
    if choice == 'H*L' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'H*' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L*H' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L%' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'H%' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L*' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '!H*L' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '!H*' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'H*L?' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '..L' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L*HL' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '*?' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L*H?' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'H*?' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '..H' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L*?' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '!H' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'H!' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'HH*L' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '!H*L?' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == '.L' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L*!H' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'L*HL?' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)
    elif choice == 'LH*L' and lis[i-1] == 'no':
        lis.pop(i-1)

with open("output.txt", "w") as my_file:
    for i in lis:
        my_file.write(i + "\n")

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Trial set for NY police shooting of unarmed man
Copyright Associated Press
Julio Cortez

In this Nov. 21, 2014, file photo, a man who identified himself as a detective with the district attorney's office inspects a stairwell at the Louis Pink Houses public housing complex in Brooklyn borough of New York. On Monday, Jan. 25, 2016, opening statements are expected in the trial of rookie New York City Police Officer Peter Liang. Liang is charged with manslaughter for the shooting death of Akai Gurley, as Gurley entered the dark stairwell that Liang and his partner were patrolling in November of 2014. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File)

NEW YORK (AP) — A New York police officer recklessly fired his gun into a darkened stairwell, shooting a man, and then "stood there whining and moaning about how he could get fired" instead of helping the dying man, a prosecutor said Monday at the manslaughter trial.
After the 2014 shooting, Officer Peter Liang and his partner walked past Akai Gurley and a friend who was trying to give him CPR, prosecutor Marc Fliedner said in opening statements. Neither officer stopped, he said.
"A police officer — this police officer — and he never even knelt down and try to fix what he'd done," Fliedner said.
Defense attorney Rae Koshetz said that Liang's gun discharged accidentally and that he didn't commit a crime.
"Peter Liang had no intent to hurt anybody," she said.
Her client had his gun drawn because he was headed to the roof of the housing project — "the most dangerous place of a dangerous place," she said.
Koshetz said Liang initially had no idea the bullet had struck anyone. Once he learned, "he was in a state of shock and was hyperventilating," she said.
Prosecutors agree that the rookie officer didn't mean to shoot and kill Gurley.
The prosecution stands in contrast to other cases around the country in which officers intentionally used deadly force against other unarmed black men but escaped criminal charges.
Liang is expected to take the witness stand.
Advocates for stricter police accountability see the second-degree manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and other charges brought by Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson as justified. They say the case offers a counterpoint to decisions by grand juries declining to indict white police officers in other killings, including those of Eric Garner on Staten Island and Michael Brown in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson.
The case "is a good sign the DA's office is moving in the right direction," said Lumumba Akinwole-Bandele, senior community organization for the NAACP's Legal Defense and Educational Fund. "But we have a long way to go."
Added Gurley's aunt, Hertencia Peterson: "This is for everyone who has not yet gotten justice."
Chinese-American supporters, however, say Liang has been made a scapegoat for past injustices.
"He just happens to be a very convenient person to go after," said Phil Gim, who's helped organize rallies supporting Liang.
Liang had been an officer for 18 months on the night of Nov. 20, 2014, when he and a partner were patrolling the Brooklyn housing project amid reports of a spike in violent crime.
Liang had his gun drawn as they descended onto an eighth-floor landing in a stairwell where the lights had burned out, prosecutors said. At the same time, the 28-year-old Gurley and a friend he was visiting entered the door into the seventh-floor landing. Liang — his gun in his left hand and a flashlight in his right — fired a shot. The bullet ricocheted and struck Gurley in the chest, who made it down two flights of stairs before collapsing.
According to grand jury testimony by Liang's partner, Liang repeatedly told him, "It went off by accident" and fretted that he would be fired. The two then bickered for at least two minutes about which one should call a supervisor to report the discharge.
After the gun went off, Liang "stood there whining and moaning about how he could get fired," Fliedner, the prosecutor, said Monday.
Prosecutors allege Liang acted recklessly in his handling of his weapon and that he and his partner did nothing to help Gurley, even after they knew he had been shot. Court papers describe the pair walking around the dying victim and down a flight of stairs as the weeping friend tried to give him CPR.
The defense also has suggested that Liang's gun was defective.
The slaying recalled two others by officers patrolling Brooklyn housing projects — the shootings of 19-year-old Timothy Stansbury on a rooftop in 2004 and of 13-year-old Nicholas Heyward Jr. while carrying a toy gun. Neither officer was charged.
Gurley's family has brought a wrongful-death lawsuit on behalf of his estate and his young daughter.
He had planned to move the child and her mother with him to Florida, where his own mother lives, before his life was cut short, his aunt said.
"It's how Akai was killed that's impossible to accept," Peterson said. "We're still in shock."
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Macquarie to acquire Global Equity and Fixed Income business from AMP Capital
Sydney, 08 July 2021
Macquarie Group (Macquarie) (ASX: MQG; ADR: MQBKY) today announced that Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) has entered into a binding agreement to acquire AMP Capital's Global Equity and Fixed Income (GEFI) business, including fixed income, Australian listed equities, listed real estate and listed infrastructure, for a consideration of up to $A185 million.
AMP's GEFI business currently manages approximately $A60 billion in assets under management (AuM) for AMP Australia as well as external institutional, retail, and direct clients. Post completion, Macquarie expects to acquire assets and teams focused on GEFI's global clients, as well as new and expanded investment capabilities in Australia and several international markets. As a result of this transaction, MAM's pro-forma AuM is approximately $A720 billion1.
Ben Way, Head of Macquarie Asset Management, said: "This transaction represents another opportunity, following our recent acquisition of Waddell & Reed, to add scale and expand our public investment capabilities. It cements Macquarie's position as the leading investment manager in Australia by AuM2, and provides new clients joining us from AMP Capital with access to Macquarie's diversified investment offerings and global platform. Clients will be at the centre of our considerations as we work closely with AMP on a successful integration."
James Georgeson, Acting Chief Executive Officer of AMP, said: "In bringing together two well-known Australian investment businesses with strong track records, we're pleased to deliver such a positive outcome for our clients, our GEFI teams and AMP shareholders. Our review of the GEFI business last year showed it had strong capabilities and performance but needed greater scale to compete effectively. Macquarie is a high quality and respected manager, with a complementary culture and capabilities, well-placed to develop the business and deliver continued strong investment performance for its expanded client base. We are committed to working with Macquarie to integrate and transition our clients and teams, and to exploring new partnership opportunities to enhance the products and services we both provide to our clients."
The transaction consideration values GEFI at up to $A185 million, comprising a base payment of up to $A110 million in cash and a cash earn-out of up to $A75 million payable after the second anniversary of transaction completion. Final terms are subject to meeting revenue targets. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2022, subject to customary closing conditions.
Pro-forma AuM based on 31 Mar 21 MAM AuM with the inclusion of the Waddell & Reed Financial, Inc. and AMP Capital acquisitions.
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Jennifer Suppo, Associate Professor of Education; Ed.D. West Virginia University in Special Education, M.Ed. California University of PA in Special Education, Corporate Paralegal Certificate Duquesne University, B.A California University of PA in Political Science. Dr. Suppo holds a state certification in K-12 Multi-categorical Special Education. She has taught in both autistic support and life skills middle school classrooms.
Suppo, J. L. & Swank, T. (Accepted with Revisions). Steps to inclusion...dance steps that is! Dance Education in Practice.
Suppo, J. L. & Swank, T. (Accepted). Embracing collaboration through the lens of exceptional needs dance: A mixed methods study. Journal of Dance Education.
Suppo, J. L. (2017). Elucidation of effective professional development experiences: Addressing inclusion for students with autism: A pilot study. Journal of Research Initiatives, 3(1), Available at: this link.
Suppo, J. L. (2016) Two models for evaluating evidence-based practices in autism," Journal of Research Initiatives, 2(2), Available at: this link.
Suppo, J. L. (2016) Professional development data: A review of action research and data analysis and its implications for special education. Journal of Research Initiatives, 2(1), Available at this link.
Bassi-Cook T., & Suppo, J. L. (August, 2018). Students with ASD in the college classroom. Seton Hill University Fall Faculty and Staff Workshop. Greensburg, PA.
Suppo, J. L., & Swank, T. (November, 2017) Access to dance and expression for individuals with disabilities. OCALICON National Autism and Disabilities Conference. Columbus, OH.
Suppo, J. L., Sherer, M., Kleinschmidt, A., Monroe, S, Weiner, L., Szmyd, C, Smith, L., & Weishorn, J. (November, 2016). Students with complex instructional needs: Why we presume competency. Invited Speakers at Westmoreland Intermediate Unit: Clairview School, Greensburg, PA.
Suppo, J. L. (October, 2016). The Principals of Catholic Social Teaching and the Council for Exceptional Children's Ethical Principals of Special Education: Examination within the lens of public and private education. Presentation at the CST across the Curriculum Event at Seton Hill University, Greensburg, PA.
Suppo, J. L., Swank, T., & Mackey, L. (October, 2015) Breaking boundaries: Collaborating to make the arts accessible for students with complex instructional needs., Seton Hill University and Westmoreland Intermediate Unit 2015 Breaking Boundaries Autism Conference, Greensburg, PA.
Suppo, J. L. & Swank, T. (March, 2014) Collaboration in education. ACRES National Conference 2014, Tucson, AZ.
Suppo, J. L., & Swank, T. (March, 2014) Collaboration in education. Midwestern Early Childhood Institute Annual Conference 2014, Grove City, PA.
Suppo, J. L. (November, 2013). Make mine to go: Portable potty plans for children with autism. OCALICON National Autism and Disabilities Conference. Columbus, OH.
Suppo, J. L. & Mayton, M. R. (March 2013). Expanding training opportunities for parents of children with autism. ACRES National Conference, Orlando, FL.
Suppo, J. L. & Mayton, M. R. (October 2012). A portable potty plan for children with autism. DEC's 28th Annual International Conference on Young Children with Special Needs and Their Families, Minneapolis, MN.
Suppo, J. L. (October 2012). Let's discuss the PPP: Portable potty plan for children with autism. Invited Speaker at DEC's 28th Annual International Conference on Young Children with Special Needs and Their Families for their "RP (Recommended Practices) Toolbox" presentation, Minneapolis, MN.
Keramidas, C., Suppo, J. L., & Harman, L. (March, 2011). Should we change how we teach online? Students and their online preferences. ACRES National conference, Albuquerque, NM.
Suppo, J. L. (December, 2010). Community supports for children with autism. Invited Speaker at Cleveland State University Autism Workshop, Cleveland, OH.
Suppo, J. L. (October, 2010). Here we go…Overcoming challenges presented when out in the community. Presenter West Virginia University Autism in Focus Conference. Morgantown, WV.
Suppo, J. L. (March, 2009). Out and about: Overcoming challenges presented when out in the community. Invited Speaker at California University of Pennsylvania, California PA.
Suppo, J. L. (March 2008). Out and about: Overcoming community challenges. Presenter California University Autism Conference, California PA.
Co-create, Co-operate IRB approved exceptional needs dance class with study; work with Dance Education and PreK-4/Special Education together to create a positive, individualized learning environment for young students with exceptional needs. Work with students from both departments to assist in learning communication skills necessary to work with families of children with exceptional needs and to break down barriers to successful communication (Fall, 2013-2016).
Co-director of Grant: Mitchem, K., & Suppo, J. L. (2008-2009) Multimedia Case-Based Instruction on Autism Spectrum Disorders. PASSHE Grant.
Co-director of Grant: Mitchem, K., & Suppo, J. L. (2007-2008) PEP (Parents, Educators, Providers) Rally for Autism Spectrum Disorders. California University of Pennsylvania Professional Development Grant.


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