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Gali-Dana Singer (; born April 23, 1962) is a Russian and Hebrew poet, artist, photographer, and translator who was born in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. She studied at the Leningrad State Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinematography in her hometown for three years, before deciding to leave without obtaining a degree. She immigrated to Israel from her native Leningrad in 1988, passing through and living in Riga with her husband Nekod Singer for three years before eventually settling down in Jerusalem where they currently reside. In the Israeli capital, her literary career and engagement in Russian and Hebrew culture and literature flourished.

The early years of her literary career took place in Russia, though she never participated in writing groups and only read her poetry to "her father and an older friend." She never published in Russia, where she was a Zionist, despite being encouraged to, because she was planning on emigrating and did not want to subject her potential publishers to "problems at work". Her artistic development began in Israel, where she not only started expressing herself in other such media platforms as visual arts, photography and book illustrations, but also worked on extending her poetic breadth by writing in other languages (e.g. English and Hebrew) and translating existing pieces of literature.

Two years after settling in Israel, she displayed some of her work, namely her book illustrations, at exhibitions of children's books at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem alongside her husband. The bulk of her career, distinctions and legacy has concerned Russian and Hebrew literature, poetry and translations. In 1992, Gali-Dana published her first official book of poetry titled Collection which was followed by another, Adel Kil'ka. From, the following year.

Since 1993, she has been a member of the General Union of Writers in Israel as well as a member of the Jerusalem Literary Club where she has been the director of a Poetry Seminar. In addition, she was the editor-in-chief of the two Russian literary journals--IO and Dvojetochie--between the years 1994 and 1995, and since 1997. She has been publishing numerous literary periodicals in Israel, and has been an editor for the Russian journal Dvojetochie which later included Hebrew pieces of literature within its pages, thus making it officially a bilingual journal.

In 2001, she published another Russian collection of poetry called To Think: River which would become the first piece of her own literature that she would translate into Hebrew. One year later, Singer became the editor in chief of another Russian-Hebrew bilingual journal called Dvojetochije-Nekudataim and published the following poetry compilations: Blind Poems and Yarusarim Besieged.

Immigration and Integration
In the late 80's, it was impossible for Singer and her husband to leave the Soviet Union from Leningrad to Israel, so they became Refuseniks and moved to Riga where it was more possible to emigrate from.

Gali-Dana Singer has mentioned having different expectations from Israeli life and culture, though it has not prevented her from integrating. A main part of her struggle has been with the language barrier and being able to find the correct words. Furthermore, since immigrating to Israel, her aim has been to integrate and see that both her cultures concur in her current environment.

Singer has strove for successful integration in spite of the 1990s post-Soviet Aliyah, i.e. a time characterized by numerous and successive waves of immigration from the Post-Soviet States to Israel, which produced among certain newcomers a near-imperialist conception of Russian culture, whereby arts and other such cultural elements were valued more if they originated in Russia than if they were produced in Israel . On this, Gali-Dana Singer made the following remark:

"They accept... the supremacy of culture that they know and love. And what is more, some of the culture's consumers also feel that they are superior to Russian culture produced here. They attend every show that is imported from Russia, but will not buy tickets for a show in Russian that is produced here. The press emphasizes this position, probably to flatter the immigrants, which is a very common way of thinking. I find it really sad."

Her embracing of Hebrew culture, coupled with her desire to integrate, is at the heart of her denunciation of the aforementioned cultural supremacy. On a similar note, Singer has worked to immerse herself in her Jewish heritage all while preserving her Russian identity, and in doing so has partaken in forming a new culture which she does not view in any dimmer light than that of her former homeland. For instance, she has made a point of learning Hebrew so as to step outside the Russian cultural enclave that could have kept her at odds with the Israeli majority. On such matters, she commented:

"I am a poet who writes Russian and Hebrew. I live here and was born there, and both of them are important to me. I do not want to construct a huge wall to protect and define me. I would not want to close myself up in one particular direction; that is the distinctive nature of my life, if I am already stretching myself in two directions and I have these squinting eyes, why not use them?"

Learning Hebrew
Adia Mendelson-Maoz, in her book Multiculturalism in Israel: Literary Perspectives, underlines Singer's thoughts on learning a new language, which is based on her experience immigrating to Israel. Gali-Dana acknowledges that she is culturally different from the Israeli majority. This influenced her belief that Russian immigrants should undergo a "cultural and lingual change" in the face of their new environment. On a similar note, she observed that we choose neither our birthplace nor our mother tongue--which is the foundation of a person's writing--so the arduous struggle at hand, which is as artistic as it is cultural, is characterized by the strive to find and express oneself using new words. Pointing out that mother is an analogy for the mother tongue, Mendelson-Maoz includes the following poem, which Singer wrote in English, as an example:

"Here you can change a word, there a wording

but nothing can be rewritten as a rule.

It's too late every time I try.

Writing is a mother. The primary source for the dunces.

You cannot change a mother or can you, can?

A mouthful of hysterical giggles, a handful of coppers."

In an interview for Poetry International conducted by Lisa Katz, an English-language editor, Gali-Dana provided some detail concerning her experience learning Hebrew, and how she likened it to Russian: "[...] The fact that I am so close to language in my Russian poems is what caused my proximity to Hebrew. I accepted the new language in exactly the same proportions. Of course I'm the same poet but I write different things in a different language. What moves me to write is mainly the experience of language. If I wanted to express only my personal experience, my life, I wouldn't need to write in a different language."

Her love of language has driven her journey toward mastering Hebrew, and has inevitably shaped her approach toward integrating to Israeli life and culture. It has also served as a principal premise in her views on multiculturalism.

Experiencing Language as a Translator
Years after settling in Jerusalem, her observations have shifted toward the translating works of either language into the other. In the interview with Lisa Katz, Gali-Dana stated that translating poems from Russian to Hebrew or vice versa was possible, but inevitably changed the original meaning of the poem, attributing a new and distinct life to the translated poem. In her words, when translating, she is "creating something parallel", which she credits to the intricate structure of Russian and Hebrew.

Having been a leader in workshops tasked with creating Russian and Hebrew anthologies, and being the editor in chief of the bilingual Russian and Hebrew journal Dvojetochije-Nekudataim, she has translated countless poems to and from the aforementioned languages, and  occasionally in English as well. As a result, she has made observations on translations, such as the one explained in the former paragraph, and in the same interview with Lisa Katz, she added the following in the dialogue:

"I always emphasize that I haven't switched from Russian to Hebrew, rather that I am moving back and forth from Russian to Hebrew and Hebrew to Russian. I have tried to reconstruct how the transfer took place, a process which is still vivid in my memory. It seemed to happen one way, but then I remembered that the process actually began much earlier, when someone tried to translate a poem of mine [into Hebrew] and I didn't like the result and I started to write it myself and I saw that it was impossible to translate it as it was in the original, and not worthwhile, because what works in Russian doesn't work in Hebrew. Even if I have a raw translation in front of me I don't know exactly which way I'll go."

Finally, Mendelson-Maoz writes that Gali-Dana "maintains that the difficulty in learning a language lies not in the intellectual sphere but in the mental one." The latter position that Singer holds is expressed by the observation that she made in the interview, because the idea that she is communicating depicts  languages as a uniquely intricate way of experiencing the world, hence overruling the conception of language as a discipline. That being said, it was after explaining Singer's claim that the roots of our mother tongue are ineradicable that Mendelson-Maoz wrote the aforementioned statement. He related her artistic and cultural struggle to find new words with which she could express herself to her disapproval of the Russian cultural supremacy that cast many newcomers to the margins of Israeli society. He relates these three ideas to explain how Gali-Dana's experience with language, especially as a translator, shaped many of her views on multiculturalism in Israel.

Multilingualism and Multiculturalism
Gali-Dana Singer has been praised for her approach to Hebrew, and is held in high regard in the Russo-Israeli literary community for grasping the language of Israel and stepping beyond her linguistic comfort zone. In fact, Ya'ara Ben David, another Israeli poet, said the following on the reluctance of certain Russian immigrants in the face of learning Hebrew and on the steps needed to integrate as a collective with this Middle-Eastern environment:

"In many cases, adherence to the mother tongue stems from a psychological difficulty to become receptive to new experience. An emotional barrier is erected that limits the writer to the borders of her [first] language and culture. One must praise the opposite phenomenon, of which Gali-Dana Singer takes part. Her sensitivity to poetic language in general and the way she manages the challenges of Hebrew in particular explain her widespread use of word play and rhyme."

Her strive to integrate successfully in Israeli culture, her disapproval of Russian cultural supremacy in Israel and her conception of language have amounted to an eclectic collection of poetic volumes and compilations in English, Hebrew and Russian. According to Maoz, it is precisely this "[multilingual and] intellectually desirable and balanced" approach to literature and poetry that make up her case in favour of multiculturalism, which Gali-Dana encourages through her artistic platforms. As a symbol of this ideal that she has, Maoz included her poem Selected Poetry of the Dining Room, then making the obvious observation that the furniture represents the disparate cultures that coincide in Israel, unfolding under the (paraphrased) umbrella question: "can these cultures cohabit?"

Finally, in the interview with Lisa Katz, the interviewer asked for Singer's thoughts concerning the fact that English poetry has had a greater influence over Hebrew literature than Russian poetry has in the previous four decades, to which Gali-Dana replied: "I'm not so afraid of the influence of English because I think everything comes in its own time; there have been periods with other poetics and aesthetics. The main impetus for poetry is the language that a person feels. Chaim Lensky wrote in Hebrew in St. Petersburg and in exile in Siberia. It doesn't matter where we live or even which language we hear." The open and welcoming she has on matters concerning cultural influence can be found as often in her opinions as in her poetry.

Works, Features and Translations (English)
Every major literary magazine in Israel has featured her work. Poetry International also features her poem 'The one whose silence is the world' (see link). She also appears in a University of Iowa anthology of English translations of Russian-language women poets.

1992, Collection

1993, Adel Kil'ka. From

1998, Shalom Aleichem (anthology of half a century's worth of Israeli Poetry that she translated herself)

1999, "Poets' Dialogue" Anthology (edited with Peter Kriksunov 1999)

2000, To Think:  River (in Hebrew)

2002,  Blind Poems (in Hebrew) and Yarusarim Besieged

2006, The Coiner of Incidents (in Hebrew)

2013, Two poems featured in An Anthology of Contemporary Russian Women Poets (ed. Daniel Weissbort and Valentina Polukhin)

2014, Savely Grinberg. Beh-do-ir, Ra'anana, Even Hoshen (as a translator)

2017, Translucent (in Hebrew)

N/A, "I'm Not Christina Rossetti But I Also Read Tennyson, Told Cecilia in Praise of Lesser Gods" (in English)

Gali-Dana Singer I'M NOT CHRISTINA ROSSETTI BUT I ALSO READ TENNYSON, TOLD CECILIA IN PRAISE OF LESSER GODS

As of 2020, she is currently working with American poet Stefan Ellis on a collaborative project called  "Other or Some: A Collaborative Poetry Project."

In total, she has published seven volumes in Russian and four in Hebrew. Furthermore, she has translated numerous poems and has been a leader in workshops tasked with creating Russian and Hebrew anthologies. She also has had her own poems translated in the latter languages, as well as in English, Spanish, Yiddish, Latvian and Georgian.

Books in Hebrew
לחשוב: נהר. מרוסית - אמיר אור, רות בלומרט, זלי גורביץ', מרדכי גלדמן, מרים נייגר-פליישמן, פטר קריקסונוב והמשוררת. תל אביב: הקיבוץ המאוחד, 2000.

שירים עיוורים. תל-אביב: הקיבוץ המאוחד, 2002.

צורף מקרים. רעננה: אבן חושן, 2006.

שקופים למחצה. רעננה : אבן חושן, 2017.

Translations from Russian into Hebrew
שיח משוררים : אנתולוגיה דו-לשונית של תרגומים עבריים לשירה הנכתבת בישראל בשפה הרוסית.עורכים גלי-דנה זינגר, פטר קריקסונוב. תל-אביב : הקיבוץ המאוחד, 1999.

סביילי גרינברג. בדו-עיר: שירים. תרגמה מרוסית גלי-דנה זינגר. רעננה, אבן חושן,  2014.

Books in Russian
1992, Сборник. Иерусалим: Аудитория.

1993, Адель Килька. Из. 1985.Иерусалим: Аудитория.

2002, Осажденный Ярусарим. Иерусалим: Гешарим; М.: Мосты культуры.

2005, Часть це. М.: АРГО-РИСК; Тверь: Колонна, 2005.

2009, Хождение за назначенную черту. М.: Новое литературное обозрение.

2013, Точки схода, точка исчезновения. М.: Новое литературное обозрение.

2016, Взмах и взмах. Ozolnieki: Literature Without Borders, 2016.

Translations from Hebrew and English into Russian
1998, Мир да пребудет с вами: Стихи современных поэтов Израиля. М.: Радуга.

2013, Исраэль Элираз. Гёльдерлин и другие стихотворения. М.: АРГО-РИСК; Тверь: Колонна.

2016, Йона Волах. Дела.Калининград: PhocaBooks.

2016, Хези Лескли. Палец. Калининград: PhocaBooks.

2017, Дэвид Шапиро. Человек без книги. Ozolnieki: Literature Without Borders.

Involvement in Russian-Israeli Literary Communities
Gali-Dana has been fairly active in Israel and has participated in many literary events. She's been to the Poetry Festival in a small Israeli town called Metulla three times where in 2000 she won the Teva Poetry Prize. She has also been to the International Jerusalem Poets Festival, as well as to Moscow International Festival of Poets.

Awards
1997 -- Absorption Ministry's Prize for Israeli immigrant writers

2000 -- Teva Poetry Prize at the Israeli Poetry Festival in Metula

2004 -- Prime Minister Levi Eshkol Literary Prize  (Israel)

References

1962 births
Living people
Russian emigrants to Israel
Refuseniks
Jewish women writers
Russian-language poets
Hebrew-language poets
Writers from Saint Petersburg
Russian Zionists
Russian women poets
Israeli women poets
Israeli poets
Children's book illustrators
Translators to Hebrew
Translators from Hebrew
Translators to Russian
Translators from Russian
Israeli translators
Russian translators
Jewish poets


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Violence against children in schools (VACiS) is a serious component of the violence against children in the whole country.
Consequently, the government saw it wise to prepare a five-year National Strategic Plan on Violence Against Children in Schools (2015-2020). The strategy goes with theme: 'All forms of violence against children in schools are unacceptable; creating safe schools is a shared responsibility'.
Here below, we give a peep into the strategy (NSP VACiS) that is a planning framework intended to guide national action in schools. Being intended as a reflection of government's commitment to non-tolerance to violence against children, it urges local governments, ministries, departments and agencies to devise appropriate VACiS action plans, as a means to promotion of a safe learning environment for Ugandan children and youth. Such environment would ensure that learners stay in and complete school.
1. Fostering positive and progressive attitudes and behaviour towards the protection of children against violence in schools.
2. Strengthening the capacity of key institutions to provide appropriate prevention and response services that address the needs and interests of children.
3. Promoting child participation and empowerment to prevent and report cases of violence in school and seek appropriate support for recovery and effective re-integration into the school system.
4. Strengthening research and knowledge management for evidence-based policy advocacy on VACiS in Uganda.
5. Strengthening coordination, collaboration and partnerships among actors in the prevention and response to VACiS.
1. Positive and progressive attitudes, perceptions and practices that safeguard children against violence in schools.
2. Effective and child-friendly services in place for prevention and response to VACiS.
3. Increased life skills among children to manage risks, report and seek support services.
4. Amendments to specific laws on mandatory reporting of cases of VACiS proposed to relevant authorities.
5. Effective coordination mechanism in place for the implementation of the NSP VACiS.
Protecting children from violence, abuse and exploitation forms safeguards for their fundamental human rights. Whether perpetrated by teachers, non-teaching staff or fellow learners, the objective should be preventing all forms of VACiS.
This requires challenging the attitudes and behaviour which foster VACiS and intervening early to prevent the violence. Such efforts will contribute towards a community /society that believes VACiS is unacceptable and instills a sense of responsibility among children, parents, teachers and the community to take action.
This would lead to an empowered community that can protect children from acts of violence, challenge violent behaviour as well as demand for professionalism among teachers, probation and welfare officers, health workers, police and prosecutors in prevention and response to VACiS.
Strategic interventions in this respect include designing and implementing a national violence-free schools campaign for primary, secondary farms and technical schools to educate the public on children's rights, VACiS and its impact as well as the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in preventing it; promoting and disseminating emerging good practices in preventing, protecting and responding to VACiS; and engaging with cultural institutions and leaders of communities which carry out harmful practices against children like female genital mutilation, early and forced marriages, child labour, and sexual abuse to advocate the abandonment of these practices.
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This requires continuous capacity building and strengthening collaboration among the Education Sector, Community, Social Welfare Services, the Justice Sector (Police in particular the CFPU, SGBV and child related Offences Units and Prisons Service), Health Sector and Civil Society.
In strategic intervention terms, this will involve designing and implementing a national training programme on VACiS for all the key actors to strengthen their capacity to deliver their roles in the prevention and response to VACiS, especially the development of sector-specific training and reference materials, creation of a core team of trainers, undertaking the training for the sectors and sharing of information and developments on the subject including orienting teachers to violence-free learning methodologies.
Schools have to be equipped with facilities and resources to support the prevention and response to VACiS, and there has to be continuous technical support to the Police, Courts of Law, Health Institutions, Prisons Service, Community Development Services, Schools and Education Institutions on addressing VACiS.
Ministry of Information and other media professionals have to produce guidelines for media practitioners, including journalists in order to encourage positive and progressive media coverage of VACiS.
The National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC) and the Teacher Training Colleges will need technical support to incorporate issues on violence against children in the curricula.
Despite Uganda having a good number of institutions, policies and laws against violence towards children, the Uganda Violence Against Children Survey 2018 report recently released by government presents worrying statistics.
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Right from the grassroots local councils, to probation and welfare officers and community development officers at sub-county and district levels, there is police, judiciary, health facilities and schools. All these persons and institutions are expected to contribute toward prevention and mitigation of the increasing incidence of violence against children.
If all institutions play their role, a strong preventive and response system will come into place. However, people must be courageous and responsible enough to always report cases of violence, whether they are victims or witnesses.
Government bears the responsibility to create safe environments for children, youth and entire communities. This involves, in the words of the report, "focusing on hotspots where violence frequently occurs and improving the overall built environment in the communities where children live".
Government bears the responsibility and has capability to boost rapid and guaranteed response, support and referral systems for victims such as social welfare and health facilities, besides administering justice to perpetrators.
Government also has duty to pass legislation against sexual abuse and exploitation of children, alcohol and other substances abuse, and abusive and harmful punishments by parents, guardians, neighbours or teachers. Legislation needs to be relevant to the current circumstances and enforceable. Inspectorate departments and agencies ought to be enabled to do their work, rather than being subverted with corruption.
Existing legislation regarding violence against children ought to be translated into local languages and disseminated widely so that community leaders, police, teachers, families and children are aware of them. These include the Constitution of Uganda, 1995; Domestic Violence Act, 2010; Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Act, 2009; Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Act, 2010; Children (Amendment) Act, 2016; Succession Act, 1906; Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1973; National Council for Children Act, 1996; and the ministry of Education and Sport's ban on corporal punishment in schools.
Though the rate of reporting violence incidents is low, government still needs to strengthen referral systems, so that cases are immediately handled by competent professionals like medical doctors, psychologists and counselors, and investigators and prosecutors.


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The Liebster Award is to help new and undiscovered bloggers to find and promote each other. I was nominated because I have less than 200 followers.
Ok so as the custom goes, I'll answer 10 questions about myself!
How did you pick your blog's name?
Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give your 13-year-old self?
Set big goals and find ways to achieve them. Don't let your time just slip away.
Hmm hard one. I'd have to say Shawn Spencer from Psych. He's hilarious!
What single quality do you most appreciate in people?
If you follow a lot of blogs and Youtube channels, chances are you've seen a few TMI tags already, but since this is a new blog I wanted to take the chance to share a little more about my personality.
A Lucky Charms T-shirt and some grey sweats.
Nope! Never have, never will.
Hmmm hard question. I think I'm gonna have to say my favorite show is Psych.
Uh, my room I guess?
14. How long does it take you to shower?
17. Last book you read?
18. Book your currently reading?
Nothing right now 😦 (besides The Bible) suggestions?
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20. What's your relationship with the last person you texted?
21. What instruments do you play?
22.What was the last sport you played?
23. How long does it take you to get ready in the morning?
26: The reason I started my blog?
Lol, if you want to all it that, sure.
I guess we're finally at the TMI portion. January.
Oh gosh, I think everyone and their mama has done this tag already, but I'll try.
I hope you guys know me a little better now 🙂 Have a great weekend!
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These findings are from a new book, The Global President, by CMPA Senior Fellow and University of Mary Washington Professor Stephen Farnsworth, CMPA President and George Mason University Professor S. Robert Lichter and Media Tenor President Roland Schatz. The study procedures, including definitions of positive and negative coverage, are described below.
European and Arabic-language TV news shows were both more positive toward the Obama administration than were U.S. TV news shows. Fox News Channel had the most negative coverage of Obama.
Qatar-based Al-Jazeera provided the Obama administration with its most positive media coverage. Al-Jazeera's criticisms of U.S. policies on war and terrorism were offset by praise for Obama's personal qualities, his governing abilities and his Middle East policies.
All news outlets except for Fox were primarily negative toward the Bush Administration. European news outlets were the most negative toward the Bush administration, even more negative than Mid-East outlets. The U.S. outlets were the least negative.
All news outlets in the study except for Fox News were more negative toward the Bush administration then they were toward the Obama administration.
The U.S. outlets were less critical of Bush than were Arab and European outlets. U.S. outlets were also more critical of Obama than were Arab and European outlets.
The study examined over 200,000 statements on thirteen flagship TV news programs in England, Germany, the Middle East, and the United States (listed below) concerning the Bush and Obama administrations from January 2005 through June 2010. The outlets studied were: England – BBC1 10 O'clock News, BBC2 Newsnight; Germany – ARD Tagesthemen, ZDF heute journal; Middle East – Al-Jazeera, Al-Arabiyah; Nile News, LBC, and Al-Manar; USA – ABC, CBS, and NBC evening news shows, Fox News Special Report.
An outlet's coverage was defined as mainly positive or favorable if positive statements about the Obama or Bush administration outnumbered negative statements. An outlet's coverage was defined as mainly negative or unfavorable if negative statements outnumbered positive statements. Net positive or negative scores for all outlets are available on request.


This experiment was designed to determine the effect of litter provision and lining in nests and pecking and scratching areas on health and zootechnical performances. Research was carried out in furnished cages, each housing 60 beak-trimmed ISA Brown hens. Four different treatments were compared in a factorial arrangement, including 2 different nest linings (artificial turf versus plastic mesh), either used alone or combined with the use of litter (wheat bran) spread over the rubber mat in the pecking and scratching area (PSA). An additional treatment using artificial turf mat in the PSA and nests (as commonly used in commercial flocks) was used to compare the effect of PSA lining in the other treatments. Zootechnical performances (laying rate, egg weight, and feed intake) were unaffected by PSA lining or by nest lining. The use of artificial turf mats in the PSA resulted in less feather loss than rubber mats, especially on breast and cloaca/vent areas. No consequences were observed on BW or mortality. However, the use of plastic mesh in nests was seen to increase mortality in comparison with artificial turf mats, without affecting plumage condition and BW. Although wheat bran provision did not influence feed intake and laying rate, litter provision did result in slightly higher mean egg weight. Moreover, BW tended to be lower when litter was distributed in cages, and neck and breast plumage condition improved. The distribution of litter was not seen to have any effect on mortality. The provision of litter and the lining of the PSA and nests to improve the welfare of caged laying hens have an effect on mortality, plumage quality, and some zootechnical performances. These results show the importance of choosing the most suitable linings and litter to obtain the best possible compromise between the ethological needs of laying hens, zootechnical performance, and animal health.
Production performance, including egg quality, and proportion of eggs laid in nests were studied in furnished experimental cages incorporating nests, litter baths, and perches. The study comprised a total of 972 hens of two genotypes: Lohmann Selected Leghorn (LSL) and Hy-Line White. The birds were studied from 20 to 80 wk of age, and conventional four-hen cages were included as a reference. In furnished cages for six hens, the effects of 30 or 50% vs. 100% nest bottom lining (Astro turf®) were studied with LSL hens. Nest bottom lining had no significant effect on egg production or proportions of cracked or dirty eggs, but the use of nests was significantly higher in cages incorporating nests with 100% lining, compared with 50 or 30%. The two hybrids were compared when housed in large, group-furnished cages for 14 or 16 hens of two designs; with a rear partition with two pop holes or fully open, i.e., no rear partition. LSL birds produced significantly better and had a significantly lower proportion of cracked eggs. There was no difference between H- and O-cages, either in production or in egg quality. LSL birds laid a significantly lower proportion of eggs in the nests, especially in O-cages, implying a significant hybrid × cage interaction. When housed in conventional cages, the hybrids did not differ in proportion of cracked eggs but differed in production traits. It was concluded that with the present nest design, the proportion of nest bottom lining cannot be reduced without affecting birds' use of nests, but the proportion did not affect exterior egg quality. The effect of genotype should be considered in the further development of furnished cages.


After the first stage, 1UpHealth has been declared as the winner of the 2nd stage in the challenge that used FHIR server. They emerged victorious when they found Asymmetrik's FHIR server to be vulnerable.
1UpHealth was declared the winner of the challenge when they successfully pointed out the susceptibilities in the Health Level 7 FHIR server. It was built by Asymmetrik following the HealthIT standards, healthcare stated technical necessities and other company best practices. The FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) server has the ability to safeguard the health data of all patients.
The ONC (Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology) had organized this innovation challenge that required identifying weaknesses in a server built on the FHIR standard.
The participants then also had to come up with ideas to fortify the FHIR server.
The healthIT developers were asked to ascertain FHIR servers that follow healthIT security best practices on a business-wide scale. The FHIR server built by the participants required to be able to protect patient health in a way that is widely accepted.
Not only did 1UpHealth locate the weakness of the FHIR server but they also showed how they could better the security system of the FHIR server so as to ensure that the patient data remains safe while using or transmitting the data using its technology.
This challenge organized by ONC was an attempt by the federal agency to foster the goals of the 21st Century Cures Act that emboldens the growth of APIs that need no extra effort for users to involve in health data access and health data change.
The Chef Technology Officer of Sequoia Project CIO, Eric Heflin also assisted with the promotion of the FHIR standard by offering expert advice on May 17 at National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics Standards Subcommittee CIO forum.
He discussed the evolution of technical standards used by Sequoia Project and its edges. He spoke about the advantages of integrating the uses of FHIR into health data exchange to scalable health data sharing solutions.
The Sequoia Project is based on real-world health data sharing practices thus it is important that these organizations that have the experience of large-scale health data sharing join together to take the nation ahead productively keeping synchronized the required standards, said Heflin.
The significance of associating with national and international organizations whilst developing large-scale executions of Sequoia Project interoperability initiatives and frameworks was also a part of the discussion.


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Alexa Bliss Shows Major Skin In Tattoo Photo
The former WWE RAW Women's Champion Alexa Bliss recently made her return to on-screen programming. It seemed that she returned under his previous gimmick. Bliss defeated Sonya Deville in a 40-second match on RAW this week after a three-month absence from television. Bliss had been away from WWE programming for quite some time now. She was featured in several 'Therapy sessions' on RAW and she had returned to in-ring action at Elimination Chamber 2022 premium live event in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. She failed to win the Women's Elimination Chamber match and was written off the programming.
Alexa Bliss flaunts new tattoo
Now, taking to her Twitter account, she showed off her new tattoo on Saturday. The former RAW Women's Champion posted a picture of the matching tattoos she and her husband Ryan Cabrera got for each other. This ink is also a departure for Bliss, who already has a ton of ink, but it's all in white color.
https://twitter.com/AlexaBliss_WWE/status/1525576461935165441
As per the reports of People, Ryan Cabrera and Bliss exchanged vows at the Kempa Villa in Palm Desert, California, on April 9. Two weeks ahead of her special day Bliss spoke with the outlet to discuss her wedding. Bliss described her wedding as a "very non-traditional" and "rockstar" themed. Her singer husband said, "It's very us. The whole thing's meant to bring out our personalities, and we are far from just normal." It was also recently noted how Mandy Rose lost her dress ahead of the wedding.
The couple got engaged in November 2020 and have been planning their wedding right after that. When the two visited the property owned by a friend they instantly fell in love with the venue and decided it to be the special place for the big day.

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Дастин Кук (, , Оттава) — канадский горнолыжник, серебряный призёр чемпионата мира 2015 года в супергиганте. Участвовал также в чемпионате мира 2013 года в гигантском слаломе, но занял лишь 39-е место после первой попытки, а на второй не дошёл до финиша.

В кубке мира дебютировал в конце ноября 2010 года на этапе в Лейк Луисе. Первой гонкой стал скоростной спуск 27 ноября, где Дастин занял 60-е место из 64 финишировавших спортсменов.

8 марта 2015 года впервые поднялся на подиум на этапе Кубка мира, заняв третье место в супергиганте в норвежском Квитфьелле.
19 марта 2015 года одержал первую победу на этапе Кубка мира, в супергиганте в  Меребеле (Франция)

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По состоянию на 19 марта 2015 года

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HOUSTON, TX, MAY 21, 2018 — Spruce Finance Inc., a manager for residential solar and energy efficiency assets and software provider, announced the formation and spin-off of an independent residential servicing company, Energy Service Experts (ESE), to expand its current asset management, operations, and maintenance solutions for third-party residential asset portfolios across the U.S. ESE's solutions help other companies better understand performance drivers, accelerate resolution of issues in a cost-effective manner, and maximize the value of their portfolios.
The residential solar and energy efficiency markets have grown exponentially over the past decade and are expected to continue growing well into the next decade. Consumer-level asset servicing is experiencing a unique shift within the energy industry as distributed energy resources (DERs) expand and converge with consumer finance product servicing. Current energy servicing offerings are not well equipped to meet consumer-level asset servicing needs. However, ESE's team has been meeting this need within Spruce since 2011, and now ESE offers that experience and service to the industry as an independent company.
As the market grows, there is a greater need for service providers that can deliver results to support consumer, technical and financial needs. ESE is uniquely positioned to meet this need in the industry since it has the largest portfolio of non-captive systems, extensive servicing experience for both third-party-owned systems and loan portfolios, and it provides the full scope of services through a single point of accountability.
ESE currently provides services to over 70,000 accounts comprising over $1 billion in assets. Other than ESE, there are no companies in the residential asset servicing space with the experience to understand and manage consumer credit profiles and payment behavior, manage maintenance of distributed solar assets, directly address both consumer technical and account-related inquiries, and generate fund financial statements. ESE is currently carrying out all of these activities on behalf of multiple asset owners including global financial institutions, utilities, consumer lending companies, cleantech venture funds, asset operators, and investment firms.
Jonathan Roumel, formerly Spruce's vice president of operations, has been appointed president and chief operating officer of ESE. A longtime energy industry executive with extensive solar and renewables experience, Jonathan previously held executive operations roles at NRG Home Solar and BP Alternative Energy. Jonathan also served as a management consultant with McKinsey & Company, where he advised some of the largest global solar and renewable energy companies, and in risk management roles at Reliant Energy and Barclays Capital.
"I am excited to lead ESE as the energy industry shifts towards full-scope consumer servicing for distributed energy. We've set the stage for continued growth in the servicing sector as we maximize cash flow, minimize risk, and maintain a positive customer experience for asset owners," said Roumel.


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700 Sharks
Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!
Great Shark Chow Down Mega Hammerhead
Mr. Popper's Penguins
Earth to Ned: Episodes 11-20
Beyond the Clouds: A Firm Handshake
Tuesday Thursday Friday
Los Dias De La Ballena The Champ, 1979
Conan Without Borders 12 oz. Mouse, Seasons 1 & 2
42nd Street, 1933
All the President's Men, 1976
Apple & Onion, Season 1B
The Autobiography Of Miss Jane Pittman, 1974 (HBO)
Batman Begins, 2005
Batman Beyond: The Return of the Joker, 2000
Batman: Bad Blood, 2016
Batman: Death in the Family, 2020
Batman: Hush, 2019
Blade, 1998
A Better Life, 2011 (HBO)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 2005
Dog Day Afternoon, 1975
Check It Out! with Steve Brule
Chinatown, 1974
Codename: Kids Next Door
The Color Purple, 1985
The Conjuring, 2013
Craig of the Creek, Season 2
The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course, 2002 (HBO)
The Dark Knight, 2008
The Dark Knight Rises, 2012
Dim Sum Funeral, 2009 (HBO)
El Amor No Puede Esperar (Aka Love Can't Wait), 2021 (HBO)
Happy Feet, 2006
The Electric Horseman, 1979 (HBO)
Escape from New York, 1981
The Exorcist, 1973
Flashpoint, 1984 (HBO)
The General's Daughter, 1999 (HBO)
Green Lantern, 2011
Gremlins , 1984
Gremlins 2: The New Batch, 1990
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
Happily N'Ever After, 2007 (HBO)
Happily N'Ever After 2: Snow White, 2009 (HBO)
Happy-Go-Lucky, 2008 (HBO)
He Said She Said, 1991 (HBO)
Heaven Help Us, 1985 (HBO)
The Infamous Future, 2018
Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back, 2001 (HBO)
The Jellies
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, 2020
Kong: Skull Island, 2017
Little Con Lili, 2021 (HBO)
Loiter Squad
Ma, 2019 (HBO)
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, 1983
Mad Max: Fury Road, 2015
Magic Mike, 2012
Mao Mao, Heroes of Pure Heart
March of the Penguins, 2005
Margaret, 2011 (Extended Version) (HBO)
Miracle On 34th Street, 1994 (HBO)
Miss Firecracker, 1989 (HBO)
Mulholland Dr., 2001
Mystic River, 2003
Nitro Circus: The Movie 3D, 2012 (HBO)
No Country for Old Men, 2007
The Notebook, 2004
Ocean's 8, 2018
Ocean's Eleven , 2001
Ocean's Thirteen, 2007
Ocean's Twelve, 2004
Pee-wee's Big Adventure, 1985
Piter, 2021 (HBO)
The Producers, 1968
Pulp Fiction, 1994
Purple Rain, 1984
Ready Player One, 2018
Revenge Of The Nerds, 1984 (HBO)
Revenge Of The Nerds II: Nerds In Paradise, 1987 (HBO)
Revenge Of The Nerds IV: Nerds In Love, 2005 (HBO)
Rollerball, 2002 (HBO)
Se7en, 1995
Shallow Hal, 2001 (HBO)
Snowpiercer, Season 1
A Star is Born , 2018
Superman: Doomsday, 2007
Superman: Man of Tomorrow, 2020
Superman Returns, 2006
Swimfan, 2002 (HBO)
This Is Spinal Tap, 1984
The Three Stooges, 2012 (HBO)
TMNT, 2007
Tom Goes to the Mayor
The Trouble With Spies, 1987 (HBO)
Underclassman, 2005 (HBO)
V for Vendetta, 2005
Van Wilder: Freshman Year (Extended Version), 2009 (HBO)
Walk Of Shame, 2014 (HBO)
Warrior, Seasons 1 & 2 (HBO)
Willard, 1971 (HBO)
Worth Winning, 1989 (HBO)
You Can Count On Me, 2000 (HBO)
Monday Thursday Friday
Hope Gap (2020)
Our Idiot Brother (2011) Bayou Caviar (2018)
Supervized (2019) Fire Force: Season 2, Episodes 1-12 (DUBBED) (Funimation)
1900 (Extended Cut) (1977)
Arachnophobia (1990)
The Arrival (1996)
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997)
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)
Bad Company (2002)
Blade Runner: The Final Cut (2007)
Bloody Sunday (2002)
Boogie Nights (1997)
Breakdown (1997)
Broken Arrow (1996)
The Brothers McMullen (1995)
Changing Lanes (2002)
Chaplin (1992)
Cloudy With s Chance Of Meatballs (2009)
Coneheads (1993)
The Cooler (2003)
The Core (2003)
Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011)
Cujo (1983)
Dance Flick (2009)
Date Night (2010)
Dead Presidents (1995)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2009)
The Duff (2015)
Eve's Bayou (1997)
Face/Off (1997)
The Firm (1993)
The Foot Fist Way (2008)
Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974)
The Gift (2000)
Good Luck Chuck (2007)
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957)
Hondo (1953)
Hot Shots! (1991)
How Do You Know (2010)
In & Out (1997)
Kiss the Girls (1997)
The Ladies Man (2000)
Last of the Mohicans: Director's Cut (1992)
The Legend of Bagger Vance (2000)
The Longest Yard (1974)
Look Who's Talking (1989)
Look Who's Talking Now (1993)
Look Who's Talking Too (1990)
Love snd Basketball (2000)
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)
The Mexican (2001)
More Than a Game (2008)
Mousehunt (1997)
My Best Friend's Girl (2008)
Night at the Museum (2006)
Paycheck (2003)
Places in the Heart (1984)
Poseidon (2006)
Pride (2007)
The Princess Bride (1987)
Push (2009)
The Quick and the Dead (1995)
Regarding Henry (1991)
The Rules of Attraction (2002)
Salt (2010)
Save Yourselves (2020)
Shrek (2001)
The Sons of Katie Elder (1965)
Soul Plane (2004)
Star Kid (1998)
Star Trek Beyond (2016)
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
Star Trek: First Contact (1996)
Starman (1984)
Stephen King's Graveyard Shift (1990)
Super Dark Times (2017)
The Three Musketeers (2011)
The Truman Show (1998)
Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)
Virtuosity (1995)
Where Hope Grows (2015)
Wonder Boys (2000)
Young Adult (2011)
Cops and Robbers — Netflix Film
Rango (2011) Dare Me: Season 1
Best Leftovers Ever! — Netflix Original
Equinox — Netflix Original
Transformers: War for Cybertron Best of Stand-Up 2020 — Netflix Comedy Special
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Part 4 — Netflix Original Dream Home Makeover: Season 2 — Netflix Original
Headspace Guide to Meditation — Netflix Original
The Minimalists: Less Is Now — Netflix Documentary
Monarca: Season 2 — Netflix Original
What Happened to Mr. Cha? — Netflix Film
17 Again (2009)
30 Minutes or Less (2011)
Abby Hatcher: Season 1
Blue Streak (1999)
Can't Hardly Wait (1998)
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2009)
Cool Hand Luke (1967)
The Creative Brain (2019)
Enter the Dragon (1973)
Gimme Shelter (2013)
Good Hair (2010)
Gothika (2003)
The Haunted Hathaways: Seasons 1-2
Julie & Julia (2009)
Mud (2012)
Mystic Pizza (1988)
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988)
Eddie Murphy: Raw (1987)
Sex and the City: The Movie (2008)
Sex and the City 2 (2010)
Superbad (2007)
What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
2012, 2009*
Away We Go, 2009*
Baby Mama, 2008*
Balto, 1998*
Baseketball, 1998*
Born On The Fourth of July, 1989*
Bride of Chucky, 1998
Buried, 2010*
Burlesque, 2010*
Burn After Reading, 2008*
Cabin Fever, 2003*
Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever, 2009*
Cape Fear, 1991*
Casino, 1995*
Cloak & Dagger, 1984*
The Condemned, 2007*
Definitely, Maybe, 2008*
Deliver Us from Eva, 2003*
Delta Farce, 2007*
Drag Me to Hell, 2009*
Dragon Blade, 2015*
Duplicity, 2009*
E.T., 1982*
Fast Times at Ridgemont High, 1982
Fatal Attraction, 1987
Fifty Shades of Grey, 2015
Fifty Shades Darker, 2017
Fifty Shades Freed, 2018
Fletch, 1985*
Fletch Lives, 1989*
Freeheld Documentary, 2007*
Freeheld Feature, 2015*
Frost/Nixon, 2008*
Funny People, 2009*
Green Zone, 2010*
Half Baked, 1998*
Hamlet 2, 2008*
Howard the Duck, 1986*
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, 2007*
Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete, 2013*
Inside Man, 2006*
The Island, 2006*
Johnny English, 2003*
Jumanji, 1995*
Jurassic Park, 1993*
The Lost World: Jurassic Park, 1997*
Jurassic Park III, 2001*
Kicking and Screaming, 2005*
Knocked Up, 2007*
Land of the Dead, 2006*
Law Abiding Citizen, 2009*
Love Actually, 2003*
Lucy, 2014
Major Payne, 1995*
Mamma Mia!, 2008*
Monty Python's Meaning of Life, 1983*
Nanny McPhee, 2006*
Nany McPhee Returns, 2010*
Non-Stop, 2014
Peter Pan, 2003*
Pride and Prejudice, 2005*
Promised Land, 2012*
Psycho, 1998*
Psycho II, 1982*
Psycho III, 1986*
Repo Men, 2010*
Schindler's List,1993*
Seed of Chucky, 2004
Skinwalkers, 2007*
Something New, 2006*
State of Play, 2009*
The Strangers (2008
The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, 2000*
The Big Wedding, 2013*
The Bourne Identity, 2002*
The Bourne Supremacy, 2004*
The Express, 2008The Holiday, 2006*
The Land Before Time, 1988
The Motorcycle Diaries, 2004
The Pirated Who Don't Do Anything, 2008
The Producers, 2005*
The Walking Dead, 1995
The Wolfman, 2010
They Live, 1988*
Traffic, 2001*
Wanted, 2008*
Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins, 2008*
Wishmaster, 1997*
Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies, 1999*
Wishmaster 3: Sword of Justice, 2001
Wishmaster 4: The Prophecy Fulfilled, 2002*
Zombieland, 2009*
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Hope Gap (2020) Yearly Departed – Amazon Original Special Supervized (2019 1900 (1977)
A Night At The Roxbury(1998)
Confessions Of A Shopaholic(2009)
Escape From Alcatraz(1979)
Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell(1974)
Girl Most Likely(2013)
Gun Duel In Durango(1957)
Gunfight At The O.K. Corral(1957)
Jazz (2001) (PBS Documentaries)
Last Of The Mohicans(1992)
Legion (2010)
Love The Coopers(2015)
Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World(2003)
Peggy Sue Got Married (1986)
Places In The Heart(1984)
Premonition (2007)
Ride Out For Revenge(1958)
Signed, Sealed, Delivered(2013) (Hallmark)
Signs (2002
St. Elmo's Fire (1985)
Star Trek Beyond(2016)
The Brass Legend(1956)
The Brothers Mcmullen(1995)
The Legend Of Bagger Vance(2000)
The Longest Yard(1974)
The Quick And The Dead(1995)
The Sons Of Katie Elder(1965)
Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys(2008)
Vampire In Brooklyn(1995)
When A Man Loves A Woman(1994)
Where Hope Grows(2015)
Ancient Civilizations of North America:Season 1 (The Great Courses)
Baby Looney Tunes:Season 1 (Boomerang)
BeechamHouse: Season 1 (PBS Masterpiece)
Bringing up Bates:Season 1 (Up Faith & Family)
Changing Body Composition through Diet and Exercise:Season 1 (The Great Courses)
Commandments: Season 1 (Topic)
Dexter:Seasons 1-8
I Survived . . . Beyond and Back:Season 1 (A&E Crime Central)
Rocco Schiavone: Ice Cold Murders:Season 1 (PBS Masterpiece)
Simply Ming: Season 14 (PBSLiving)
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It's May 28, 2015. Ten years later. I've been married for a decade. No matter which way I write it, that statement has the gravity of joy, pain, love and life wrapped up in a future I didn't expect.
I've said many times that I didn't marry the guy I expected to marry. He's not anything I dreamed of, but he's exactly what I needed.
I know he was hand picked to be my husband. I know he was the answer to the vague prayer I poured out to God so many times in the six months before I met my best friend.
Ten years sounded like a lifetime when I was 24 and about to march down that aisle without the pedicure I wanted. It's what actors get paid millions to complain about in C-rated romantic comedies.
But it happened just like that – 10 years a wife.
I've got a few complaints (the hanger on the bed, ahem), but these are honestly the best and worst 10 years of my life. But what's important is that we did these 10 years together. Side-by-side. Through pain. Through bliss.
We have way more than we can imagine ahead, but going through life with this man for the past decade has taught me a lot about who I am and who I want to be. In celebration of being Mrs. J. Warren Brandon for 10 years, I'd like to share what I think are 10 defining moments of our life together.
Happy Anniversary, Curly! I love you more than cookie dough ice cream with chocolate syrup sprinkled with salt.
1. You can't just go home after you get married.
2. Divorce is not something you threaten.
Ahem. Empty threats don't work on this guy. Noted.
The hurt in his voice at those careless words etched my heart and taught me a valuable lesson in loving someone. My words matter.
3. You never really know someone until you see them lose.
Oh, I wanted to gather him up in my arms and just cry together. But our sweet little nephew needed someone to watch over him as he and his family said goodbye.
Warren lost his dad in our third year of marriage. It was sudden and completely unexpected.
And his handling of it was completely unexpected on my part.
I experienced the pain of death at a very young age. It was like an ax on my life. It hardened me. It made me want to run and hide.
But not this guy. He made his peace with it that day. He said goodbye and celebrated. Really celebrated his dad.
He also gave his dad's eulogy. And in that magnetic way he has, he brought the house down.
He doesn't remember a word of it, but everyone in that room remembers seeing his heart for the man who taught him to be a man shine brightly that day.
Warren shines in adversity. I want to be more like him when I grow up.
4. We don't always get what we want first.
I became a praying wife after Warren lost his dad. I'd always prayed when things got hard or when I was in a good place spiritually. But I wasn't dedicated to praying for my marriage.
Those next two years were big for us. We developed real plans for our lives together. Yes, we have one life together, but Warren and I work because we have separate lives. We are very different people and it took me a long time to realize how different we are.
It took takes a lot of prayer to keep me focused on the needs of two very different people choosing to share a lifetime.
The biggest lesson God taught me in our first five years was that His plan for us is better than my plan for us. He also taught me how much of a planner I actually am. I like to know what's next. But I like to dream.
And my big dream was to be a writer at home raising kids.
However, our finances didn't add up to writer at home with kids just then. It added up to Warren getting his chance to fail and succeed first.
Warren and I both don't do well in the boundaries of a job or an institution. We're capable of following the rules and working really hard to be successful in our jobs. But we don't like the confines of working in an office or a van.
We both caught the allure of self-employment early in our lives. We both wanted to build something great. But Warren needed to go first.
He needed refining. He needed to decide what he wanted to be when he grew up. And my role was to pray for him and support him through it.
This was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. Giving up my pride and letting him walk before me humbled me and gave me a glimpse at my greater purpose in this life.
I was to be his prayer warrior. That's a huge honor. And a role I'm so happy to play.
5. I now like surprises.
One question Warren asks me on a regular basis is, "Does that surprise you?" It's usually in response to my comments on a situation. I like to talk through my interactions with others. And he's a good sounding board.
But he's always surprising me with his patience and with his perspective.
I don't really like not knowing what's going on, but I'll take the surprise of not knowing how he's going to react. It's refreshing to share life with someone and still be surprised 10 years later.
6. There is no joy that describes becoming three.
We planned our first baby. But nothing. And I mean nothing went according to plan with this girl from the moment she arrived. She rocked my world and took her daddy's heart hostage. She's intense and beautiful and one of a kind.
Seeing him belly laugh at some of her antics makes me fall in love with him all over again.
Seeing him weep as she arrived in that hospital room was the most profound moment of love I've had with this guy. He was beside himself with joy. And it was beautiful.
7. Nothing matters except us.
I'm using a loose chronology here, but in our fifth year, things got really tough. We were both on our own. My business was still very new. His was fading fast.
We were barely putting food on the table and gas in the car. We lost a baby. We had to pay for a big surgery. We were at rock bottom.
And through all the fear and tears, he always saw it. Nothing matters except for us. No one could take that away. It was the three of us and as long as we're together, we'll make it.
8. Ashes really do lead to beauty.
Not long after I started praying this through the storm, an old man asked me if Warren did roofs. He's been roofing and remodeling ever since. And I've never seen him happier.
I also got my dream – to be a mommy. I get to teach our kids. I get to go see my friends. I get to spend hours in the kitchen. I get to do what I want because we are like-minded and focused on loving each other where we both fit.
That beauty rose from the ashes of us giving ourselves completely over to His plan.
9. It's a boy with curls.
Oh, sweet Logan Douglas. We thought we were the best parents in the universe.
Then, we met Man Cub.
This kid is so opposite of what we know and so peculiar.
He's obsessed with closure. He's incredibly stubborn. He's incredibly tough. And he's incredibly perfect in our little family.
I once told Warren that I only married him because I wanted a little boy with curls.
I can't leave because it often takes the two of us to handle this tiny handful.
There was no way I could be pregnant. Well, I was wrong. I was shocked. And we got the best little surprise of our lives. Anna Cat is nearly 10 months old and the chunkiest, happiest baby. She's a perfect addition to a decade of love.
And maybe one day she'll like her daddy.
Until then, I think he'll do just fine for me.


I am leading a team that has been awarded $186,478 through DFAT's Australia Awards Fellowship scheme (Project number R17003). Colleagues working with me from UTS School of Education are Kirsty Young, Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn, and Anne Prescott. This year's round was publicly announced by Foreign Minister Hon Julie Bishop on 7 September 2017.
The project aims to enhance the quality of teaching and learning in science and mathematics in these two Himalayan countries. We have a particular focus on increasing the engagement of girls and learners with diverse accessibility requirements in these subjects.
In Australia we are also pleased to be working with the Australian Himalayan Foundation, who will play an important role relating to the gender-focused aspects of the project.
Fifteen Fellows from Nepal and Bhutan will be visiting UTS in late November for a two-week intensive program to initiate the project.
The means to meet our aims is through an adapted change laboratory process. This involves using mirror data to examine current practices and conditions. Then we will collaboratively develop new resources and classroom practices for use in schools as well as in teacher education and training programs. These will be trialled and their impact assessed.
As well as using follow-up visits to Nepal and Bhutan to support integration of new resources in practices, we will be working with the SEF's online platform (in English and Nepali) to ensure outputs are freely available to users across the Himalayan region.


This chapter introduces 'The German' to the reader, a retired German banker from Bavaria, who spends his summers in Beijing visiting his sons family. Originally, I'd written the book narrated by this character. I always loved stories narrated by a wiser voice - a narrator that knows the wisdom of age. But after much back and forth, my editor convinced me that the story was better with the German simply being a mentor to Nathan, not the narrator. My knowledge of a retired German didn't seem deep enough at the time to make the voice strong enough. I know I made the right decision, but I'm hoping sometime I'll be able to write a story from this same characters perspective. Now that I'm living in Germany, I'm making plenty of notes to flesh him out to be his own lead in a future book.
The German, as Nathan referred to Hans because of how he played into the stereotypes of the country, sat on the sidewalk, a yellowed, thirty-year old German newspaper fully open in front of him, a bottle of local Chinese beer warming by his foot. Only the tuft of white hair above and the bent knees below were visible to passersby.
Since the rabies fiasco had begun, Nathan had broken from his morning ritual of meeting the German for a bottle of green tea to end his morning bike ride around the third ring road.
But his progress was stalling and he'd run out of leads. Thus, Nathan found himself back in front of a tiny one-room shop, The Beijing Golden Fortune, hoping unconsciously that his reunion with routine and sharing the case with his friend would jump-start some new strategies.
"I see," he said, purposefully not leading with a question about what could have broken Nathan's otherwise strict routine. The German frequented the shop on a daily basis every summer while visiting his son's family. Between the articles in his vintage Frankfurter Allgemeine papers, he and Nathan had gotten to chatting here and there, as expatriates do when they bump into each other in the less common corners of the expat-world. In time, Nathan had started to use the German as a test audience for some of the articles he wrote. He would share the opinions he was preparing to turn into print, and the two of them would have a lively morning debate, the German always playing dissenter for the sake of a good argument. Nathan almost always came away with either a stronger conviction or changed opinion, both helpful to his work. During the weeks the German was there in the summer, Nathan made a point to pass by Xiao Tian's on his ride, even if he didn't always have an argument that needed hammering out. The German's camaraderie had proven to be a valuable asset for Nathan when the wisdom of age and a memory for historical occurrences could be used to keep current events in perspective.
That is, until the last several days, during which time the German had seen neither hide nor hair of the American. But it wasn't his way to inquire into Nathan's, or anyone's, personal life, despite their friendship. If there was something Nathan wanted to share with Hans, he had better just share it. Otherwise, the German would assume it wasn't his business. When Nathan questioned him about it once, Hans had replied that the American custom of asking about whatever struck one's interest, be it private, personal or public knowledge, still took him by surprise.
"I got caught up in something—" Nathan said, trailing off again, wanting to explain where he'd been, but unsure of how to start. He felt childish, sitting on the toddler-sized stool, knees pointing to the sky. He twisted the bottle in his hands as if the action could help him unlock the answer to his current quandary.
"Oh?" was all Hans offered.
Nathan let out a heavy breath and shrugged his shoulders.
"What has caught you up?" Hans asked, shifting his weight on the stool with the awkwardness of a question.
Nathan set the bottle of tea on the sidewalk next to his foot, exhaled, then launched into a tale of suspicious doctors, mad patients, a virus that didn't look as it should, and a beautiful French woman. He didn't dwell on the female lead, but the German had read enough mystery novels to realize she played a not insignificant role in Nathan's current state of frustration.
As he spoke, it occurred to Nathan that he had underestimated the hole Helene had left when she'd disappeared from the city. Not just because she had rattled his emotions, or because she had destabilized the balance he'd struck in his emotional distant and transitory expat life. Nathan realized that when she was around, he had been only the sounding board for all of her swirling questions. It had been her project. Now that she had left, he was the de facto lead on an investigation that wouldn't otherwise exist. Until this moment, in laying out recent events to the German, he had not internalized how much Helene had shouldered the burden of responsibility.
The German was quiet while Nathan told his tale. When he finished, Nathan too, lapsed into silence. He stared blankly out into the street, not seeing the morning traffic, remembering instead the taxi ride from the Temple of Heaven, sitting next to Helene, the tension in the air thicker than the worst Beijing pollution. He'd noticed every movement, every word she'd spoken, his senses on hyperalert.
"She said she can't be in contact with me while the case is still open in Geneva," Nathan said to the street. His throat tightened as he relived that last taxi ride. You'll be on your own, she had reiterated, as if he hadn't understood. I'm sure the Chinese will want the case closed within a couple of weeks, but— her voice had trailed off. I have no idea how long it will actually be. I don't know when I can contact you again.
I know, was all he could whisper, his eyes locked straight ahead, watching the tail lights of the car in front of them.
He brought his attention back to the German, and realized uncomfortably that the older man had been studying him, as if able to see the images that had just run through his head.


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The Danish Science Festival is a national festival in which schools, secondary schools, universities and private companies dedicate time and resources to focus on science. The festival takes place every year in September. Science City Lyngby's Network for School and Education has initiated a broad and interdisciplinary collaboration dedicated to developing activities for the festival.
One of Science City Lyngby's mission objectives is to promote collaboration across sectors between schools, private companies and research and educational institutions so Lyngby-Taarbæk can offer the best conditions for education within natural science. The national festival and its focus on science here plays an important role in achieving this.
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Transfer guard Matt Carlino is Marquette's leading scorer at 12.7 points per game, down one full point per game from last season at BYU.
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MILWAUKEE — Marquette knew exactly what it was getting when Matt Carlino came to the Golden Eagles as a graduate transfer in April: Streaky, but also capable of carrying the offensive load on any given night.
And that's exactly the player he's been.
Carlino's first 16 games with the Golden Eagles have been a microcosm of his collegiate career. There have been moments like his 38-point game against Georgia Tech or his game-winning shot to beat Creighton, but he's also disappeared at times when Marquette's lackluster offense could have used a jolt.
"I've had my ups and downs," Carlino said. "But I look to be playing my best basketball at this time of the year."
After his 19-point night against Creighton, Carlino is Marquette's leading scorer at 12.7 points per game, down one full point per game from last season at BYU.
Carlino is actually attempting nearly three fewer shots per game this season than he did as a junior with the Cougars, which likely has more to do with pace of play than anything else.
BYU is consistently in the top 10 nationally in possessions per game, while this season Marquette is 228th in pace. While the Golden Eagles don't have the scoring threats around Carlino as the Cougars did, more possessions meant more scoring chances with BYU.
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"It has been a little bit different coming to a new team and finding my role," Carlino said. "I've played more off the ball than I ever have in my career, but I'm getting used to it."
Carlino is shooting just 39.3 percent from the field but is fifth in the Big East in 3-point percentage at 39.5. He's hit just 28.6 percent of his 3-point attempts in conference play, but that includes a 1 for 10 night from beyond the arc against DePaul in the Big East opener.
"I think the DePaul game really reflects the bad shooting numbers," Carlino said. "I know I'm going to knock down shots. I just have to keep shooting and be confident in myself, which I am."
As the lowest scoring team in the Big East at 68.3 points per game, Marquette is in need of consistent offensive play from Carlino in order to win enough games to have a shot at the postseason. His scoring average has jumped to 14.0 in conference play and he's attempting 12.3 shots per game, up from the 8.4 attempts he averaged in Marquette's 12 nonconference games.
The Golden Eagles are 8-2 this season when Carlino shoots 40 percent or better from the field, while they are 2-4 when his field-goal percentage is under 40 percent.
"I think Matt has been a really key player for us," Marquette coach Steve Wojciechowski said. "A lot has been on his shoulders. There's no question that when he's playing at his best that our team can be really good. At times when he hasn't played as well, our team struggles. He's a very important player.
"Matt's head and heart have always been in the right place. He's been a team guy. He cares about winning. For us to have an experienced guy like that is good."
Adding Carlino was appealing to Wojciechowski for more than just his playing ability. Juan Anderson and Derrick Wilson were named as captains, but neither brought the experience of having played a major role on an NCAA tournament team.
Being able to speak from experience has helped Carlino reach some of the younger players on Marquette's roster.
Matt's head and heart have always been in the right place. He's been a team guy. He cares about winning. For us to have an experienced guy like that is good.
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"The best advice I have received was from Matt," Marquette redshirt freshman guard Duane Wilson said. "Just the other day he was telling me that it is always hard when you are a freshman and playing a lot of minutes.
"You want to do well so bad that sometimes you don't as well because of that. He has told me, 'Let the game come to you and keep playing hard, because if you let the game come to you, it is more likely you are going to play better.'"
While BYU is likely on its way to another NCAA tournament berth and Marquette is in the midst of a transition year, Carlino seems to have no regrets regarding his decision to spend his final collegiate season with the Golden Eagles.
"Not to knock the WCC, but the Big East is one of the best conferences in the country," Carlino said. "It is definitely different, just the physicality and the size. I think it is good. That's what I came here for. I want to play against the best."
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South Australians say No to nuclear waste
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South Australians rally against nuclear waste on December 2.
More than 1500 people, including some who travelled hundreds of kilometres from the Eyre Peninsula and the Flinders Ranges, gathered outside Parliament House in Adelaide on December 2 for the Don't Dump on SA rally.
The rally was called to highlight concerns over federal government plans to build a national nuclear waste storage facility on Wallerberdina Station near Barndioota in the Flinders Ranges or Kimba on the Eyre Peninsula. Some of this nuclear waste is toxic for tens of thousands of years. All of it all poses risks to the environment, to nearby communities and to thousands of people along transport routes.
Communities near the proposed sites for the dump do not want local tourism and farming industries threatened. Traditional Owners do not want cultural heritage sites and their spiritual connection to country put at risk. The issue has caused deep division and stress in the affected communities.
Nuclear waste dumps are illegal in SA: After earlier moves to dump waste in SA the Nuclear Waste Facility (Prohibition) Act 2000 was passed. The Act states its objective is "to protect the health, safety and welfare of the people of South Australia and to protect the environment in which they live by prohibiting the establishment of certain nuclear waste storage facilities in this state."
A range of speakers, including members of the affected communities, politicians, trade unionists, representatives of faith groups and youth representatives, addressed the rally. Adnyamathanha woman Vivianne Mckenzie and the Australian Conservation Foundation's Dave Sweeney chaired the rally.
A welcome to Kaurna country was followed by performances by Port Augusta indigenous dance group the Dusty Feet Mob and Rise Up Singers.
Adnyamathanha Traditional Lands Association chair Vince Coulthard said: "The Flinders Ranges is an iconic area that people come from all over the world to visit. I'm saddened to hear that the government wants to spoil this beautiful, pristine area with a devastating piece of junk. We certainly understand that there has to be somewhere they can store it, but you don't take a pristine area and destroy that. We ask that the state government stand with the Adnyamathanha community to stop this waste dump."
Flinders Ranges GP Dr Susi Andersson said: "The Flinders Ranges is not the right place for any nuclear waste facility. The purported benefits of this dump, if realised, will equal only 1% of jobs in tourism and just 2% of one year of tourism income for the Flinders Ranges and outback. Any drop in tourism will wipe out any possible economic benefit.
"Everyone, including the government and ANSTO [Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation], agree that the Flinders is not suitable for long term disposal of intermediate level waste, but that is where it will be stored until another site is proposed, accepted and built. This may take decades or centuries and may never happen.
"We are creating a toxic legacy for our children and grandchildren. Safeguards and legislation put in place today will be brushed aside when it's convenient for future governments. This can never be the right place to bring intermediate level waste."
Adnyamathanha Traditional Owner Regina McKenzie, who lives next door to the nominated site in the Flinders ranges, said: "United, Aboriginal people, farmers, unions and others will fight this dump and together we will win."
Tom Harris, who has been farming in Kimba for more than 50 years, said: "If we allow a waste dump in the heart of the Eyre Peninsula, imagine what the overseas buyers are going to say about our grain. It doesn't matter whether it does affect it, it's going to be the insinuation.
"It's not only the grain exports. You've got to realise there's the fishing industry at Port Lincoln, there's oysters out of Cowell. The Eyre Peninsula is isolated, but it's a very healthy, productive area for South Australia and creates a lot of wealth — a lot more wealth than any waste dump could ever provide for SA.
"Only 4% of Australia's land mass is good productive land for growing food. How could anyone be that dumb to want to put a waste dump in the heart of that 4%? We must stop this waste dump in SA. I don't want to put that at risk for everybody in SA and we shouldn't, so let's stop the dump."
Kimba farmer Kate Freeth said: "My family's property neighbours one of the proposed sites targeted for a dump for our nation's nuclear waste. My family has been farming in the Kimba district for over 100 years. My brother will be the fourth generation to farm our land. Kimba is the centre of a major agricultural area hosting one of SA's largest inland grain terminals. It's a town that is largely supported and maintained by the local farmers.
"The idea of a nuclear waste facility not only threatens our primary industry, it threatens our community. I have watched the community that I grew up in be divided by a process that has already taken up two years of their lives. Some of you say it's out of harm's way, it's in the middle of nowhere. Well, that middle of nowhere is my family's backyard. You wouldn't want it in your backyard. So stand with me and fight with me."
Former Liberal member for the Kimba area Barry Wakelin said: "I was the member of parliament that tried to get the last dump on the road at Woomera. The Kimba experience has taught me a very great amount. Quite frankly, the government and ANSTO cannot be trusted with this job. They cannot be trusted with the management of nuclear waste."
Secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia SA Branch Jamie Newlyn said: "We stand with Traditional Owners of this land, we stand with the farmers of this land".
Leader of SA Greens Mark Parnell and Nick Xenophon Team Senator Rex Patrick also spoke at the rally, and Labor MP for Giles Eddie Hughes sent a message of support.
With the defeat earlier this year of Premier Jay Weatherill's plan to store the world's nuclear waste in South Australia and with so many people speaking out against the federal government's proposal, nuclear waste is sure to be a major issue in the state election in March.
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