I have explored guilt from many angles but lets hit it head on here.
Well it is a normal human emotion that we all have, designed to be a learning mechanism that makes us re-examine our behaviour.
Is there any point to guilt?
It has a useful purpose in flagging up for us behaviour that isn't ideal.
For example, if I lost my temper and went a bit overboard in my criticism of another person (it has been known), then I would feel guilt afterwards. From that I would assess my behaviour and realise that in the heat of the moment I had said some less than useful things and apologise, so repairing the damage to the relationship.
Or, if I ate a whole cake, meant for eight people (I am not admitting wether that has been known or not), then I will feel guilt as a way to tell me that actually it is not the healthiest behaviour for me.
Why then is guilt a problem?
Well, the problem comes when guilt is experienced at times when we haven't actually got any control or made a mistake and so there is nothing to be learnt. This kind of guilt is 'inappropriate guilt' and it is very common, particularly in us as mothers.
So why do we feel so guilty as mothers?
We feel healthy guilt because we all make mistakes with our children and we use it to learn and change our behaviour.
But I have seen a lot of 'inappropriate guilt' (lets call it 'i-guilt') in the mothers I have interviewed for my book. I spoke in-depth with women who clearly put everything they could into raising their children yet who still felt guilty that they were not doing it right or doing enough for their little ones.
Some of us have a predisposition to feeling guilty, maybe we have learnt from our childhoods to carry round large doses of the stuff. But apart from that, what factors make motherhood such a breeding ground for i-guilt?
Well these are the key reasons that I can come up with.
As mothers we take on this huge responsibility for another persons life.
Now more than ever we are aware that we have a big impact on how our children turn out. Gone are the days when parents see their role as mainly to physically care for the needs of their kids.
We understand that it is more than that and with this understanding comes a deep sense of responsibility. We know that what we do impacts the people they will grow up to be. This is useful knowledge but it has its downside. It can lead us to consider the impact of every decision we make on our children, which creates that feeling of i-guilt about our choices, even though they are just that, a choice.
We have a lot of choice now. It sounds great because we associate choice with freedom. But when we have to make so many decisions on a daily basis we can begin to question all of them, as if there is a right one.
What type of nappies we use, what parenting style we adopt or don't adopt, what classes we send our kids to, wether we work or don't work and what food we give our kids are just a fraction of the choices we make.
The funny thing about choice is that it has been shown that the more choice we have the less satisfied we are with the choices we make. Even if it is the best one, we find ourselves wondering how we can really be sure. Hence more twinges of i-guilt.
So much i-guilt is based around our choices. We choose one thing over another and then feel bad. But if we made the opposite decision we would likely feel guilt too, as nothing is perfect.
The idea that mothers are these angelic, eternally patient, utterly devoted individuals who need nothing for themselves, still exists in our society. It is the perfect mother fantasy. But as mothers are people with their own quirks and needs, we can find a tension between the reality and that myth.
We have our needs that we must see too at some point yet we can so easily feel guilty when we put our needs into the mix (despite the fact that children do well with happy parents).
Motherhood is a hot topic with so many opinions of the 'right way' to do it. There is so much advice out there and much of it is contradictory.
The 'Should' list for mums is huge and there is not one person that can jump the hoops and please all the experts, let alone families, partners, neighbours and passers by. If we are looking for a 'right way' to be a mother then i-guilt is inevitable because there is not a one size fits all approach to motherhood.
We love our children. We love them so much that we work so hard to do our best by them. Questioning ourselves is great and a much needed part of parenting. Carrying around oodles of i-guilt is not. If this sounds like you then next week I will be writing about Dealing with Guilt.
I would love to hear your feedback on the things that cause you the most guilt as a parent and how it impacts you.
Great thought provoking post, I know my biggest mum guilt moment was getting pregnant with my second child. Although he was planned from the moment I fell pregnant I was wracked with guilt about my first child no longer being my baby, 9 years on I don't think it's done her any harm but I still find things to feel guilty about every day!
Hi Heather. I am glad you liked the post. Having another child is a big thing and does massively impact the older kids. They learn and grow through it. Life isn't about having it all smooth and easy but rather it is about learning.
I am interested that so many of you feel that the representations on the media play a big part in the guilt. Thank you for sharing that. I think some further research into it would be fun.
Thanks for your comment. Seems guilt is a parenting plight. Maybe it is about the degree to which it impacts us rather than wether we have it or not, because it seems we all do.
Likewise thank you for hosting it. I am hearing from everyone that they feel guilt once they have kids. Amazing isn't it when we all work so hard.
Hi Fran. I am glad this helped. You are so not alone in this. Part 2 is on its way on Friday. Glad to hear you have a new found positive attitude. That is great. Thanks for commenting.
There is just so much to do and always something that needs our attention, so it is easy to fall into guilt when we can't stretch ourselves thin enough. This is a great post!
Yes Julie, I think you are right. It is easy for all of us to fall into the guilt trap. We just need to make sure it doesn't get too powerful and we keep some perspective on it. Thanks for your comment.
Hi Martha. We tend to associate guilt with being a working mum but not so. Being a stay at home mum produces plenty. For me I felt guilty that I wasn't bringing in money. But I do know what you mean about the responsibility of being a stay at home mum. Everything is down to us and we feel we should be able to do it all but that is a not really possible. No one is employed to work with responsibilities 24 hours a day 7 days a week without breaks. It is still okay to get help as a full time mother in my book. Thanks for your reply.
Brilliant post. I suffer from awful Mummy guilt sometimes over the smallest and most stupid things and find I just had to take a minute, detach myself from the situation and actually gain some perspective on it to see that I'm actually doing nothing wrong and have nothing to feel guilty about.
That is great. I am in the midst of writing Part 2 and 'perspective' is one of the things that helps us deal with guilt. It is amazing how even small things can provoke this feeling. Thanks for your comment.
Hi Angela, I am glad you don't feel guilty any more. It is a big one to deal with being ill whilst having children relying on us. Being a good mother is all about doing the best with what we have and our attitude plays a big part in the way our children grow up to view their lives. Great to hear from you.
I think we compare ourselves to the other 'perfect parents' and their happy children on Facebook who are doing lots of activities that we aren't. Or maybe that's just me!
You are so right there. Knowing that we can only do what we can do brings that element of realism into play. We want to be perfect but there is no such thing and we cant be everything all the time. Thanks Christina for your comment.
I like that. I genuinely thing it is about keeping it in check. We all have it and it is only a problem when it impacts our enjoyment of our role as a mother.
The idea that we have more guilt when we have more options available to us is something I hadn't thought of before but actually it makes a whole lot of sense! Superb insightful post.
Hi Rachel, It is an interesting idea isn't it. Choice is such a strange thing and we have so much of it now. The other thing they have found about choice is that the more choices we have the less able we are to take action (makes sense again). A choice of A, B or C is good. A choice of A to Z stops us in our tracks. It is the desire we have to make a good choice I guess like we want with our children, but it stops us deciding at all. Thank you for your comment.
This is such a powerful and thought-provoking post. I'm certain lots of moms can identify with those guilt feelings.
Thank you Jennifer for hosting and your compliments.
Thank you for that. I am glad the aspect of choice rang true for you. I am about to post the next part, Dealing With Guilt and I would love to hear your feedback on the suggestions.
It's an interesting one with guilt and motherhood; and indeed the issue of more choice less satisfaction.
I'm too accepting of my limitation to experience much of motherhood inappropriate guilt; there's so much outside of my control as a mother and I'm learning to be okay with doing the best I can in the situation I am. And there's so much happening all the time too, so I have to pick my battles as wisely as I can.
It sounds like you are comfortable with your limitations (which we all have) and this frees you up to be the mother you are. You are right, so much is genuinely out of our control. Thanks for your comment.
You are spot on there. for me those twinges of guilt are useful and a part of parenting. It is the degree of guilt that is the problem. Thanks for that.
I agree that a degree of guilt has its place and keeps us from repeating behaviours we know are mistakes. I also agree that the degree of guilt that mothers take on these days is massive and paralyzing. I have to question your assumption that mothers have such an enormous impact on how their kids turn out. The research I've read and what I've seen from my identical twin daughters suggests that people are who they are. As long as we're not actively abusing or neglecting our children, we have quite little impact on their personalities. What we can affect is their sense of their place in the world.
I've been pretty good about keeping my mommy guilt manageable, but the three things that I still struggle with, knowing that the guilt is irrational are these: not carrying my twins full term (they were born at 33 weeks gestation), breastfeeding for only 7 months, and having a C-section rather than a natural childbirth. I suppose those all have in common being goals that I'd set and failed to achieve. My other goals have been more realistic: let the children know that they're loved, encourage them to do their best, and recognize it when they do.
Hi Sadia. This comment got stuck and so there has been a delay in replying. You make a valid point and it is the big question nature v nurture. My understanding as a counsellor and a mother is that we all have our own personalities. It is so clear having children that they are inherently themselves from day one. There were little tell tale signs in my boys as babies that were so clearly part of their personalities that we know now. As parents what we impact is how our children feel about themselves and to a certain extent how able they are to utilise their talents. We certainly don't create our children in the sense of who they are (terminology is tough here).
I feel guilty ALL the time about things I can not help, or know I have done my best to avoid or make better. It's just one of those things. I think in this world we are led to believe that there is such thing as a perfect parent, and we're forever striving to come close to it. If we feel we haven't done something the 'right' way we do feel guilty. I've given up on that ideal now because it's just not possible. You just have to learn to be ok with things.
Thank you Jade. You might like my 'Dealing with guilt' post, which is out now, as I look at the methods we can use to reduce the impact it has on us. For me guilt is not all bad and it can be useful to acknowledge the good stuff about it too as well as limiting the negative side.
Great post. We all know the guilt. I feel guilty for needing alone time, even when I'm sick and need to rest, I still feel guilty. If someone else would tell me this, I'd tell that person it is absolutely nessecary to take good care of yourself. And then I turn around and don't to the same for myself. I know, it doesn't make sense at all.
Guilt is a tough one. Some of it is a natural part of motherhood because we consider our children in all things (and we need to be proud of that) but it can be driven by deeper feelings about ourselves. You might like to read part 2, which is out now on'Dealing with Guilt'. I am glad you liked it. Thank you for commenting Miep.
Great read. I definitely fall into the category of the perfect mom fantasy and I am also one of those women you spoke about that give all they can to their children and still have a lot of mommy guilt. I rarely go out, have only blogging as my hobby (which I don't get to do nearly as often as I like), but I am slowly letting go of the mommy guilt and realizing time to myself and time with just my husband is actually good for my children selfish of me. Thanks so much for the article. Interesting read.
I think guilt is so much a part of motherhood for most of us but it is about keeping it in proportion and having a perspective on it. Part of that can be in accepting that you have guilt and it is because you genuinely care. It is a hard job being a mum. If you haven't already read it then I have a Part 2 on 'Dealing with guilt' which looks at approaches to lessening its power. Thank you Alison for your great comment.
Thanks for your comment. It is about giving it perspective and also realising that it is because we care.


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Parks: Mentoring to Make a Difference
Sharon Daloz Parks. 2000. Big Questions, Worthy Dreams: Mentoring Young Adults in Their Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Faith. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Review by Stephen W. Hiemstra
As the father of three 20-somethings, I have frequently been torn between repressed anger, guilt, and a feeling of total inadequacy as a parent. Thanks to the influence of Sharon D. Parks, Big Questions; Worthy Dreams, I have found mentoring to be a reasonable response to my parenting situation.
Parks makes two points that clarify the mentoring task at hand.
The first point is her definition of a young adult. She asks: When does one cross the threshold into adulthood? The response of North American culture is ambiguous (4). Finding work and a spouse are still important, but the time required to become educated and increasing problem of downward mobility make it harder to become settled. The ambiguity and instability of the young adult situation in society are reflected in the greater challenge facing mentors, including parents.
The second point is reflected in her title. Young adulthood is a life-stage where the formation of meaning is particularly important. Parks writes: in the years from seventeen to thirty a distinctive mode of meaning-making can emerge, one that has certain adult characteristics but understandably lacks others (6).
The importance of challenging the young adult to take new faith steps is captured in her prescription–develop and expand a worthy, young adult dream. Parks writes: If the young adult Dream is to have mature power and serve the full potential of self and world, then it must be critically reexamined from time to time throughout adulthood (219). The role of mentors is to help the young adult craft, refine, and be true to this dream.
Parks writes Big Questions, Worthy Dreams in 10 chapters:
Young Adulthood in a Changing World: Promise and Vulnerability;
Meaning and Faith;
Becoming at Home in the Universe;
It Matters How We Think;
It All Depends…;
…On Belonging;
Imagination: The Power of Adult Faith;
The Gifts of a Mentoring Environoment;
Mentoring Communities; and
Culture as a Mentor (vii).
These chapters are bracketed by a preface and various references at the end. At the time of publication, Parks was an associate director at the Whidbey Institute near Seattle, WA [1]. She is now involved with an effort called the Leadership for the New Commons [2]. Formerly, she was with Harvard Divinity School and other noteworthy institutions.
The scope and depth of Park's scholarship suggests that this book targets graduate students and professionals focused on counseling young adults. Most readers looking for advice on parenting are likely to find this book a challenging read. The gap between these two ready audiences suggests an opportunity for a follow up text focused on aid and comfort for the typical parents of young adults.
[1] http://whidbeyinstitute.org.
[2] www.newcommons.org.
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Srinivasan , popularly known as Power Star is a Tamil film actor, director and producer. He produced and acted in the Tamil movie Lathika (2011).
Srinivasan directed the Tamil film Lathika. He acted in guest roles in movies such as Mandapam, Unakkaga Oru Kavithai, Neethana Avan and Indrasena. As of September 2012, Srinivasan was playing the lead role in a Tamil film Kanna Laddu Thinna Aasaiya produced by actor Santhanam.
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I have two drawings that were selected for the juried art show "Works on Paper and Clay" at D'Art Center, an art gallery in Norfolk, Virginia. The opening is this Friday, April 22nd, from 6-8 and they'll be on display from April 22- June 27.


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Q: Returns 404 after login Laravel 5.4 I'm trying to use the 404 page method in Laravel, it's working fine, the problem is that page 404 is always returned after login, I could not understand why.
My Handler for 404 page
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Any suggestion? Thank's in advance.

A: Route::get('/home', 'HomeController@index')->name('home');
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Matheri, Anthony Njuguna, Belaid, Mohamed, Seodigeng, Tumisang, Ngila, Catherine Jane. Modelling the kinetic of biogas production from co-digestion of pig waste and grass clippings. 2016.
Abstract: This work investigated the use of laboratory batch anaerobic digester to derive kinetics parameters for anaerobic co-digestion of pig waste and grass clippings. Laboratory experiment data from 10 litres batch anaerobic digester operating at ambient mesophilic temperature of 37 0C and pH of 6.9 was used to derive parameters for modified Gompertz model. The carbon/nitrogen (C/N) ratio of Pig waste was found to be 16.16 and grass clippings to be 20.54. Through co-digestion in ratio of 1:1, the C/N ratio settled at 17.28. The actual biogas yield was found to be 7725 ml/g COD. In the model of biogas production prediction, the kinetics constants of A (ml/g COD), μ (ml/g COD. day), λ (day) was 7920.70, 701.35, 1.61 respectively with coefficient of determination (R2) of 0.9994. Modified Gompertz plot showed better correlation of cumulative biogas production and these results show biogas production can be enhanced from co-digestion of substrates.
Citation: Matheri, A.N. et al. 2016. Modelling the kinetic of biogas production from co-digestion of pig waste and grass clippings.


1. That Saturday 2. Strange Encounters 3. Dylan's House 4. Something Strange 5. Something Stranger 6. The Search Party 7. What Are We Gonna Do? 8. What The Heck? 9. A Crazy Mess pt 1 10. A Crazy Mess pt 2 11. It's Us!
The girls had just got back from a summer vacation and noticed a lot of weird changes and strange and unusual things happening around town. They have also discovered that their best friend Dylan hasn't been acting himself. One day they make a plan to meet up at Dylan's house after school to spy and see what he's been up to...But what happens when two of the bratz girls go missing?
Hello everyone, if you don't already know, I am very new to this site, and this is my first fanfiction so PLEASE be kind. I enjoy writing for the bratz and I am a huge fan and I worked really hard on this and tried my best! I hope you all enjoy!
It was only the first week of school and the girls have gotten back from their summer vacation and were already stressed about a lot. Not only were they going to have to balance time between school, hanging out at the mall, and working on the magazine. Lots of things have changed in the past few months.
But thank god it was finally Saturday. And it was the perfect day for all of the girls to meet up at the juice bar and get caught up on all the latest gossip and talk about their next issue for their teen magazine.
First there was Jade just sitting at the table sipping her tropical smoothie flipping through fashion catalougues until Yasmin showed up that afternoon.
Jade glanced over at her phone and it was 12:30 in the afternoon.
"You're late" said Jade lying her magazine on the table. "I know" said Yasmin taking a seat accross from her.
"One why are you in your pajamas? and what is up with your hair?" Jade said noticing Yasmin hadn't had the time to fix it.
"It's a long story" said Yasmin. "Where's Sasha and Cloe?"
"I don't know they were supposed to be here hours ago" said Jade. "Have you texted them?" Yasmin asked. "Yep, hours ago!" said Jade.
Just then that's when Jade felt her phone vibrating on the table. It was Sasha.
"Oh here she is?" said Jade. "Hello?"
"Hey girl, sorry we're running late, we're on our way" said Sasha. "What have you two been doing for these past few hours?" Jade asked.
"While I had a few errands to run, Cloe has been stuck at home arguing with her parents," said Sasha. "Well hurry"
"Relax girl we're on our way" said Sasha. "Okay" said Jade as they hung up.
"You seem awfully upset" said Yasmin as Jade placed her phone back onto the table.
"Nothing, just had a long day" said Jade. "Me too, I can't believe I already have a project and a test to study for next week, I tried and I ended up falling asleep" said Yasmin as she grabbed a menu from the table and began reading.
"Yeah me too, all this studying has been making me crazy, that's why I think today would be the perfect day to just kick back and relax or maybe do some shopping" Jade suggested.
"Who could ever turn that down?" said Yasmin. "Exactly" said Jade sipping her smoothie again.
"But have you realized everything has been quite strange?" Yasmin asked. "Like what?" Jade asked.
"Everything, maybe I'm just losing my mind" said Yasmin placing the menu back onto the table. "No it's okay, talk about it!" said Jade.
"It seems like everything around me seems to be, I don't know, like out of place" Yasmin spoke again.
"Oh no, Yaz please stay with me girl" said Jade. "Trust me I'm not going anywhere, but let me get to the point, I woke up with a headache and I couldn't find my phone, I left it on the charger while I was working on my project but it wasn't there when I woke up" Yasmin explained.
"That's weird, did your brother have it?" Jade asked. "Nope I checked his room, I checked the whole house, and it was nowhere to be found, and let me tell you that almost everything in my closet I already warn but my favorite crop top went missing, and you know that dress I was going to wear on our girls night out? It shrunk" said Yasmin.
Jade was listening to her and found it hard to believe the stuff that Yasmin was saying.
"Are you sure you didn't wake up from a nightmare?" Jade asked. "I know you probably think I'm crazy, but it's true!" said Yasmin. Jade just stared at Yasmin while sipping her smoothie trying not to burst into laughter.
"It happend, I swear!" Yasmin began going crazy. "Woah it's okay Yasmin, I had a crazy day too myself"said Jade.
"And why did I find messed up flowers and a ripped up note at my room door?" said Yasmin. "although they were pretty nice"
"Oh really? Maybe it was just someone playing some weird prank on you" said Jade.
Just then a tall, dark haired, handsome young man, walked over to the table with a menu in his hand.
"Hello ladies what can I get for you today?" he spoke. Yasmin had a big crush on this boy named Eitan who goes to their school. And she felt embarrassed to be showing up to the juice bar looking a total hot mess especially in front of her crush. Yasmin had to just play it cool.
"Yes, I would like the strawberry banana smoothie, no actually, I think I'm going for the oreo milkshake, make that with extra chocolate drizzles, whipped cream and an oreo cookie on the top please" said Yasmin looking straight at the menu and then up at his dark brown eyes staring right at her. She wanted to keep calm, but she was dying on the inside.
"gotcha" he said and then turned to Jade. "No thank you, the last smoothie got me fool, good drinks by the way" said Jade finishing up her drink.
"Oreo milkshake it is" he said looking Yasmin straight in her eyes and then he did a wink. She smiled and she kept her eyes on him as he walked away.
"That could've gone horribly wrong" said Yasmin. "See I knew it, you ARE crushing on him," said Jade.
"No it's just-" "Don't deny it" said Jade. "Okay I am, and we only talked a few times, we never even hung out before or even kissed, but it's nothing, it shouldn't even matter unless, unless those flowers were sent to my room from him" said Yasmin as a bright smile grew on her face. Jade was very excited too.
"Oh my god! what if he has a crush on me?" Yasmin's voice got louder. "DING!" said Jade. "But why would the note be ripped? Unless my brother did it?"
"Good question" said Jade placing her index finger close to her chin. "By the way, were we loud?" Yasmin asked.
Just then that's when Sasha and Cloe finally showed up.
"It's about time" said Jade. "I'm sorry I didn't forget we had plans, and was stuck helping my aunt babysit three bad kids, plus a baby, while struggling to get them to sleep, I had to keep running back to the store to find the right can of milk, ya'll just don't understand" said Sasha taking a seat near Yasmin.
"Don't ask I don't even want to talk about it!" said Cloe looking stressed as usual.
"here why don't you take a seat" said Jade inviting Cloe to go sit with her. Cloe sat down beside Jade.
"Oh my god, Yasmin, you look a mess girl, I didn't even realize" said Sasha.
"Thank you, I didn't have to rush out after a nap, loosing track of time, and not having anything to wear" said Yasmin.
"Yeah Yaz has had a pretty crazy day" said Jade still trying not to laugh at the foolishness coming out of her mouth minutes ago.
"looks like we're going to have to take you shopping" said Sasha. Even Cloe glanced over at Yasmin's hair and chuckled a bit.
"You all can make fun of me all you want that's why I-"
"she has a crush" said Jade. "Really who?" Cloe asked. "Yes I do, but he will remain nameless" said Yasmin.
"What are you doing child? go get him" said Sasha. "No I can't, not like this" said Yasmin.
"True, I think we could use a trip to the mall"
Finally the cute guy came back with her milkshake. He placed it right in front of her and said "here you go"
Yasmin got out her wallet and gave him the money and thanked him. The girls went on and talked about their crazy saturday and then headed off to the mall to do some shopping.


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Like a Prayer unto Thee
The theme of the November Family Home Evenings was "Like a Prayer unto Thee: Our LDS Hymn Tradition." In order to prepare to host FHE last week, I spent time reading about various influential contributors to the LDS hymn book. Although we chose to focus largely on W.W. Phelps during our FHE, I also spent time reading about Eliza R. Snow. She wrote the lyrics of 10 hymns, some of the most well-known being "Oh My Father" and "How Great the Wisdom and the Love."
From her youth, Eliza grew up in a highly religious family, but the family decided none of the churches on the earth followed the pattern of Christ's original church. Eliza and her family would later join The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and gather in Kirtland.
Following the death of the Prophet Joseph, Eliza traveled to Utah with the Saints. In Utah, she would go on to serve as the second General Relief Society President of the Church. Throughout Eliza's presidency, the Primary and the Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association were organized, the Woman's Exponent was created, and welfare program was introduced. Also, she was well known for her beautiful poetry, and wrote over 500 poems throughout the course of her life. Additionally, her younger brother, Lorenzo Snow, would later become the fifth president of the Church [1].
In an 1887 Relief Society Conference, Eliza said, "To be able to do Father's will is what I wish to live for" [2]. I was touched by her testimony and realized the great power that one individual can have on many generations. Sister Snow understood her mission as a Daughter of God, and I look to her as a stalwart example of a Latter-day Saint woman. As we sing Eliza R. Snow's hymns and hear her name from time to time, may we be forever grateful for her great faith and dignified leadership.
Melinda Clark, Gallery Educator
[1] "Eliza R. Snow." Relief Society General President. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Nov. 2012. <http://www.lds.org/callings/relief-society/relief-society-presidents/eliza-r-snow?lang=eng>.
[2] Eliza R. Snow, address given at Salt Lake Stake Relief Society conference, Sept. 15, 1887, in "Salt Lake Stake," Woman's Exponent, Oct. 1, 1887, 70.


That seems to clear everything right up.
Now where were we? Ah, yes. I was about to make a confession.
Oh man, okay. I'll say it. I know that I sort of may have said I might not do this again, but I did. I can't help it. I did it! I...cut my own hair! Again! And all of the people trained in the art of cutting hair wince, sadly shake their perfectly cut tresses and sigh. Then they say, "See you in the salon soon!" I know, I know. I had to hide my hair from my sweet friend and ex-hair cutter (she moved away, shock) when she came for a visit because LIKE OH MY GOSH, I totally know she is going to inspect it. But she is one of those people who are so super kind and would never even think a rude thought, much less say it. And then there's me. Not quite exactly like that. Plus I cut my own hair. So, yeah, kinda different.
So it started like this - my sweet friend moved. ARGH! That was like the twelveteenth-hundred person to move away from me, but the first hair-cutter friend. So this was doubly sad. It was time for me to get something done with my hair, namely, cut off the two inches of chlorine that was Medusa-ing my head in such a lovely fashion. Being "frugal" (that's the word that people use when they are kind but really mean "too cheap to care about haircuts"), I decided to do what any person usually does when they don't exactly know how to do something but figure they might want to look it up and try: I went on youtube.
Now, let me just say this. I watched this video and this girl did an AMAZING job. She got a ponytail, pulled it down in the back of her head and then straight in the middle of her back on her spine (so she knew it was centered). Then she simply measured how much she wanted to cut off, and SNIP! Off it went. She took out her ponytail and her hair was great! It was totally straight and good! Wow, I thought. That totally looked SO EASY. I mean, HOW COULD YOU MESS THAT UP?
Let's see here. Well, let's start with the fact that the woman/girl in the video was African-American. Her hair was oh, just a teensy bit different than mine. Her ponytail at the end was like a pinkie-finger in diameter. It came off in ONE snip. My ponytail at the end is like...eight pinkie-fingers. Or four. (Even though eight totally sounds better.) So, can you imagine the amount of sawing cuts I had to make to get through Medusa's maze? Try 10. Ish.
Then, I took it out. Remember how hers was all perfect? Yeah. Mine resulted in screaming in a mirror, slight crumpling to the floor and I had to make a split decision whether to cry or hysterically laugh. I chose laugh. Second, I chose the ever clever "Phone A Friend".
Me: Whassup, girlfriend! OHMYGOSHDOYOUKNOWWHATIJUSTDID? You are not going to believe it and by the way are you doing anything right now because I may have a diva-mergency and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh!
Me: I. cut. my. own. hair....I learned it from watching a youtube video...aaaah! Help!
Friend: I will help you. What possessed you to do that?
She spared me the going out of the house even. My friend came over, stood in the bathroom with me and fixed my jagged little haircut. Then I was pretty sure that I owed her like two bazillion dollars or at least some kind of trophy. Or if I sang, I'd sing the theme song to Golden Girls to her (except with my idea of singing, it would be more like another punishment or sick torture), but I just resorted to hugging her as one desperately hugs land after being adrift at the shark-ridden sea for weeks.
Then it was over and I was fixed.
Until I struck again the second time. This time, I got a little better and I let my hubby fix up my straggling ends. I decided to put my hair into about 4 equal ponytails to cut them so they were smaller and easier to saw through. It worked. Mostly. Except for my bangs, which were about 2 inches shorter than the rest of my hair. Cool, I'll pretend I did it on purpose. And that's how I roll.
This third and most recent time, I modified what I learned. I put two ponytails pulled backwards over the spine (less to cut through, and will prevent the shortening of the bangs). I carefully measured and cut, and VIOLA! I took it out and it looked halfway normal!!
So this is totally hilarious (and timely!). Another friend came over to borrow some jewelry for a fancy schmancy benefit she was going to on Saturday (and the dress she had - you guys, oh my gosh, seriously, it was so gorgeous. It was a sea of purple sparkling gorge-osity.) and she says to me, "So I cut my hair..." and then she did it a wee bit at an angle and she got in to her hair lady for a fix. She TOLD her hair lady that she cut her own hair (and that I do it) and of course, the hair lady nearly stabbed her eyes out with her scissors (of course, it's what they're trained to do - her own eyes, of course, not the eyes of my friend) and made her promise never to do that again (or to be friends with me anymore). But IIIII told her, no, it will be just fine, I've done it three whole times and lookie me' harr! So, anyway, I showed her my newfandangled way of doing it and I'm sure it will be just fabulous.
But you know what? It's just hair. And I feel great about paying zero dollars and knowing how to do it myself so I say, hey - it's worth it. Even if it is a little addictive. Okay, no, I can set the scissors down.
Step away from the scissors!


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Q: Example of a morphism of complex spaces or "nice schemes" that is not cohomologically flat in any point Suppose that $f:X\rightarrow S$ is a proper, separated morphism of complex spaces (with $S$ reduced) and $\mathcal{F}$ a is $f$-flat coherent sheaf on $X$.
From (well-)known results it is known that the set of points $U$ where $\mathcal{F}$ is cohomologically flat in dimension $q$ is a Zariski-open subset of $S$.
Does anybody know an example where $U$ is empty? I'm especially interested in the case where $q=0$.
Same question for a variety or scheme over $\mathbb{C}$.

A: For simplicity, assume that $S$ is affine (every algebraic space has a dense open subset that is an affine scheme).  In the case of a proper morphism of Noetherian algebraic spaces,$$ f:X\to S,$$ for $\mathcal{F}$ an $f$-flat coherent sheaf, there exist (locally on $S$) a bounded complex $K^\bullet$ of locally free $\mathcal{O}_S$-modules and an equivalence of contravariant functors, $$H^p(X\times_S T,\text{pr}_X^*\mathcal{F}) \cong h^p(K^\bullet\otimes_{\mathcal{O}_S(S)}\mathcal{O}_T(T)),$$ on the category of algebraic spaces $T$ with an affine morphism $T\to S$.  The proof is essentially the same as the proof of the Theorem on p. 46 of the following.
MR2514037 (2010e:14040)
Mumford, David
Abelian varieties.
With appendices by C. P. Ramanujam and Yuri Manin.
Corrected reprint of the second (1974) edition.
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Studies in Mathematics, 5.  Published for the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay; by Hindustan Book Agency, New Delhi, 2008. xii+263 pp.
The bounded complex $K^\bullet$ has finitely many nonzero cohomology sheaves, and these are each coherent.  If $S$ is reduced, these coherent sheaves are each locally free on a dense Zariski open by Grothendieck's Generic Flatness Theorem.  Thus, on a dense Zariski open, the complex $K^\bullet$ has locally free cohomology sheaves.  Thus, all of the cohomologies split, and the complex is quasi-isomorphic to the direct sum of its locally free cohomology sheaves.  Replacing $S$ by this dense Zariski open, every $H^p(X\times_S T,\text{pr}_X^* \mathcal{F})$ is naturally equivalent to the locally free $\mathcal{O}_T$-module $h^p(K^\bullet)\otimes_{\mathcal{O}_S(S)}\mathcal{O}_T(T).$  This is compatible with arbitrary base change.


Now I have been mulling it over for the past week and for the life of me I couldn't come up with a good topic for the first official post to this blog which I want to start updating regularly. I wasn't going to post anything until it finally hit me this morning that it's not always having a well thought out plan that brings you success, and that sometimes it's just about taking action. Those first few steps that for many of us seem to be the hardest thing. Now I've always been one to analyze, plan, and contemplate for a good while before I typically act on something, and over the past two years of posting art online I learned rather quickly that I needed to go against my nature of over analysis, otherwise I most likely would be crippled by the fear of what isn't good enough. I would never have started because of it. Those of you who follow me might have noticed that I tend to do overkill when it comes to Saber Collie Studios, even though many people might consider my art to be lackluster or mediocre at best. You see, it's not that I don't realize that my art could be better, as much as it is that I would most likely never get around to improving it if I didn't take action and present it how I would like it to be percieved. How many of us are holding back from pursuing our dreams simply because we feel we aren't ready yet or we fear what other people might think?
Now listen to me when I say this.
If you are not ready now then when will you be?
Now I know that this isn't a very long blog post, but It's a start. It's all about getting your raft in the water and learning along the way.
Take those first few steps towards a dream you have been thinking about. Launch your raft. It will never happen until you do.
Have a wonderful rest of your week.
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If you wish to engage in a thrilling & fierce battlefield to show off your ability of fighting & defending, then there is no choice but Raze at that time. Thus, don't miss this insightful chance, dear buddies!
Coming to the game, players will role-play a brave soldier who's ready to get self joined in the battlefield. Before carrying out this vital mission, he must learn a training course firstly. Use your potential skills to guide him to the battle, hold a shield to block, aim & shoot a gun to attack, etc. Especially, dummies will be given many useful instructions; thus, they simply need to follow all them in the smart way to finish the requests. If you're ready, select Human mode and then set foot to the human race right away! After that, reach each arena to search & wipe out foes. Remember to grab helpful weapons while killing them all, since these may help to enhance soldiers' health.
Of course, you need to be well-prepared for Raze . Hope that you'll enjoy a fun time!
Instructions: Apply the arrow or WASD keys to movement.
Use 1-9, Q/E, Enter or Spacebar to change weapons.


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DeSantis/Nuñez Administrative Schedule for Thursday, January 23, 2020 DeSantis/Nuñez Administrative Schedule for Friday, January 24, 2020
First Lady Casey DeSantis Announces an Additional $690,000 to Extend Crisis Counseling in Northwest Florida
On January 23, 2020, in News Releases, by Staff
Southport, Fla. – Today, First Lady Casey DeSantis announced that the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) has secured an additional $690,000 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to extend Hurricane Michael crisis counseling services in Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson and Washington counties. This funding represents a 90-day extension and provides additional resources in these counties through the end of the school year.
"From day one the Governor and I have committed to doing everything we can to pursue every resource possible to help the good people of Northwest Florida recover from Hurricane Michael," said First Lady DeSantis. "Ensuring that both physical and mental health needs are being met is essential to a full recovery, and we are proud to support the continued good work of the many organizations and individuals who are providing such essential services."
"What the people of Northwest Florida experienced in the wake of Hurricane Michael is unimaginable and my heart breaks for the thousands of families whose lives were completely uprooted by this storm," said FDEM Director Jared Moskowitz. "We know that the students and families impacted by this storm still need our help and continuing this program ensures they can continue using the same resources they've relied on during the school year. I'm thankful to our partners at FEMA for recognizing this need as we continue to support those recovering."
"I'm grateful that the First Lady continues to advocate for quality mental health services to support children in the panhandle, as their lives have been drastically and permanently changed by Hurricane Michael," said DCF Secretary Chad Poppell. "By emphasizing the importance of crisis counseling services, we are taking a holistic approach to recovery and ensuring that they have an opportunity to live full, productive lives, despite the emotional toll they have endured."
The Crisis Counseling Program is provided by Project H.O.P.E. through Life Management Center and Big Bend Community Based Care. Since the storm, Project H.O.P.E. already has provided more than 7,800 individual counseling sessions, more than 27,200 group counseling sessions, and more than 88,500 support contacts throughout the impacted counties. The organization is working creatively to deliver outreach and services at a host of locations including grocery stores, food banks, child care centers, after-school programs, libraries and street-by-street canvassing.
"Project H.O.P.E. is one of our best partners and we regularly lean on them for assistance and have done so since the storm," said Bay County Superintendent of Schools Bill Husfelt. "We are very thankful to First Lady Casey DeSantis and FDEM for continuing to prioritize the mental health of our students. This funding and extension will have a big impact on Bay County students."
This year, First Lady DeSantis has announced several state-led efforts to provide mental health support services to communities impacted by Hurricane Michael, including:
$2.3 million in federal funding to expand Project HOPE in the region.
FDEM hiring the first Disaster Recovery Mental Health Coordinator in Florida history;
The installation of telehealth portals for mental health services in 63 public schools throughout six counties in Northwest Florida; and
An award of $1.25 million by the U.S. Department of Education to Bay County for the expansion of licensed school social workers and paraprofessionals.
Today's announcement is part of First Lady DeSantis' Hope for Healing Florida campaign, which strives to combine the resources and efforts of the public and private sectors to better serve Floridians struggling with mental health and substance abuse.


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News . Feature Stories . CIA student Montante wins big in housewares competition
CIA student Montante wins big in housewares competition
CIA Industrial Design senior Dominic Montante set a record this year by becoming the first student to win first, second and third place honors in the International Housewares Association's annual Student Design Competition.
Dominic Montante '17 shows off three prize-winning designs: a personal coffee maker, modular furniture and reimagined window air conditioner. Photo by Robert Muller/CIA.
The IHA created the Outstanding Achievement Award in response to Montante's trifecta. He won a $5,000 award and a trip to Chicago in March for the International Home + Housewares Show.
"I should've submitted more projects," Montante said with a laugh. "If they all won, I should have tried to get more in."
The competition, now in its 24th year, asks students to redesign a common household product. It drew more than 297 entries from 28 colleges in the U.S. and abroad.
"Dominic's remarkable triple win resulted not only because of his hard work, but due to the anonymous judging process," said Vicki Matranga, who manages the Student Design Competition. "The entries, known only by number, were assigned randomly to the 14 judges. His projects rose to the top in the group of best concepts chosen by the judges to be reviewed in the final round."
Montante's three entries "all came from a personal grievance I've had with each product in its current state," he said.
His first-place-winning Klima Indoor Climate System was inspired by moving too many rock-heavy window air conditioners in and out of apartments. The job "really shouldn't require two people and be this difficult to use," he said. His redesigned machine fits over the bottom of the window frame. Its two-part design can be installed by one person, and it can heat or cool the room.
Montante, of Rochester, N.Y., won second place for the Kipp Sofa/Table, a four-piece furniture unit that can be reconfigured as chairs and a table or as a sofa. The pieces separate for easy moving. His third-place winner, the Scelto One Coffeemaker, takes the idea of the single-cup coffee maker and gives it slimmer footprint and a reusable filter that's hemispherical, so it's easier to dump out the grounds, he said.
CIA senior Michael Laudi also won a first place award for Rose Plate, which assists people with only one available hand to cut food. Senior Billy Yrad was among 10 honorable mention winners for The Perch Dog Bathing Solution, which makes it easier to wash a dog in the bathtub.


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4th – Split
Starring: James McAvoy, Anya Taylor-Joy, Betty Buckley, Haley Lu Richardson, Jessica Sula
Director: M. Night Shyamalan
-Seen It- After a party, three girls are kidnapped in broad daylight: two friends (Richardson, Sula), and a difficult outsider (Taylor-Joy, 'The Witch'). Their captor Kevin (McAvoy) locks the trio in a windowless room, then proceeds to frighten and baffle them. One minute he's wearing eyeglasses and obsessive about cleanliness, the next he's presenting as female, and later he acts like a nine-year-old boy. Kevin exhibits 23 personalities, and in order to escape, his captives must convince one of them to set them free, before the arrival of the 24th and final personality: The Beast… Director Shyamalan has wisely employed the cinematographer who did an incredible job on 'It Follows', and he's sticking with the twist endings he started up again with 'The Visit'. The importance of these endings for him is understated, he began making stinkers as soon as he abandoned the strategy after 'The Village'. Audiences are (overly) influenced by the effectiveness of the last 10 minutes, and will typically forget slow-pacing and wooden performances earlier if they are left with a jaw dropping rug-pull conclusion. Sure enough there's plenty of Shyamalan's awkwardly worded dialogue and terrible line delivery, while the girls frequently don't behave like human beings. McAvoy's performance is fine but overrated, he's a naturally hammy actor and the personalities are mostly separated by how camp they are, with those that are male adults difficult to distinguish. He's also not intimidating or scary except for a couple of micro-moments. That being said it's still a watchable and intriguing multi-performance by nature of the excellent concept. Intrigue in what's going on does build brilliantly, it's a gripping mystery by its second half as you anticipate what that much-discussed twist might be. When it comes it doesn't land as brilliantly as his first 4 films but it's still an interesting cinematic conceit.
3rd – Happy Death Day
Starring: Jessica Rothe, Israel Broussard, Ruby Modine, Rob Mello
Director: Christopher B. Landon
-Seen It- A college girl (Rothe, 'La La Land') wakes in a stranger's dorm room and does the walk of shame, encountering various campus characters who she hasn't been very nice to (aka suspects). That evening, she is murdered by a masked assailant. The next morning, she wakes to the same day, which she is doomed to repeat, getting murdered repeatedly, until she deduces who her killer is… From Christopher B. Landon, the director of another pleasantly surprising comedy-horror 'Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse'. To get the obvious out the way: yes, this rips off 'Groundhog Day' in concept and multiple moments, and, no, nothing will be as good as 'Groundhog Day' but it does so with a wit, charm and sense of creepy fun that any fan of slightly cheesy 80s "event day" slashers will enjoy. The Blake Lively lookalike gives an assured and likeable lead performance and the rest of the cast have a breezy energy. Unfortunately the identity of the killer, and their motive, turns out to be lazy and inadequate, and the time loop itself is never given a reason. The script also struggles to overlook that there are lots of ways to defend herself or escape town or hide effectively. Still this is the most purely fun-to-watch slasher since 'Scream 2'.
2nd – Get Out
Starring: Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Catherine Keener, Bradley Whitford
Director: Jordan Peele
Released: February 24, 2017
-Seen It- An African-American (Kaluuya, 'Sicario') visits his Caucasian girlfriend's (Williams, 'Girls') upper class parents on their estate. Feeling uncomfortable, and hearing that the suburb has a sinister history of young black men disappearing, he is relieved to see another at a garden party. But when that man's mind snaps out of a hypnotic trance and he hysterically yells at him to "get out", he'll find that this is easier said than done… Written and directed by Jordan Peele of 'Key & Peele', in his directorial debut. 'Get Out' (which is a refashioning of 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner') works both as disturbing horror and biting satire. The mixing of psychological terror with… racism, is bold and quite unique in horror cinema concepts. Horror has always been a great vehicle for allegory, whether its brainless consumerism in 'Dawn of the Dead' or today's racial tensions and the barely-buried historical suspicion toward entitled white people. Hypnosis as an area is underutilised in horror too, and it produces some unsettlingly creepy results. On the downside, the final "evil plan" goes overboard, and the audience is ahead of the protagonists much of the time making it somewhat frustrating to watch them miss their opportunities.
1st It
Starring: Bill Skarsgård, Jaeden Lieberher, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Sophia Lillis
Director: Andrés Muschietti
Released: September 8, 2017 | Budget: $35m | Box Office: $327m
-Seen It- In a small town in Maine in 1988, seven children known as The Losers Club come face to face with life problems, bullies and a fear-fed kid-killing monster whose favourite form is a clown… R-rated adaptation of Stephen King's 1986 novel, which became a TV miniseries in 1990. Its box office has been nothing short of phenomenal: The fourth biggest opening of the year, this went on to take $700m globally (!), making it (unadjusted for inflation) the highest grossing horror of all time. It's also a strong film, a perfect re-encapsulation of the world of King for a new generation (shifting seamlessly from 50s childhoods to 80s). The young cast are smart, funny and have great chemistry – you know it's a premium horror if you can take out the monster and still have a great film (this could have been a 'Stand By Me' remake). Pennywise, the role made famous by a 44 year old Tim Curry, is reimagined and given even more iconic status by 27 year old Bill Skarsgård (Netflix's 'Hemlock Grove' and son of Stellan Skarsgård). He's much more of an FX prop this time but it's effective. The numerous scare sequences (which wisely drop the Universal Monsters and giant spider from the novel) are inventive and memorable, if only occasionally truly scary. Coupled with the similarly jaw dropping box office of 'Get Out' (another $255m globally) this has been a pretty unprecedented year for horror going mainstream. Expect to see other King classics remade soon, starting with 'Pet Sematary'. 'It: Chapter Two' lands in a couple of years, set in the 2010s.
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Similarly there are many ways to approach the idea of there being an inherent limit to random mating pool sizes that is far tighter than any environmental limitation. One way is the argument from chromosomes. A couple or three years ago some indulgent friends illustrated the idea with a dance. Another friend caught it on his cell phone, and I posted it. It has been on Youtube for about a thousand days, during which time it has been seen 240 times. That is not exactly viral spread.
Anyway, I thought you might like to know about it. You can go to Youtube and find The Dance of the Chromosomes. Be sure you get the title right; there are some rather more mainstream clips with similar names.
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package cloudflare

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"net/http"
	"testing"

	"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
)

func TestIntelligence_PhishingScan(t *testing.T) {
	setup()
	defer teardown()

	mux.HandleFunc("/accounts/"+testAccountID+"/intel-phishing/predict", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
		assert.Equal(t, http.MethodGet, r.Method, "Expected method 'GET', got %s", r.Method)
		w.Header().Set("content-type", "application/json")
		fmt.Fprint(w, `{
  "success": true,
  "errors": [],
  "messages": [],
  "result": {
    "url": "https://www.cloudflare.com",
    "phishing": false,
    "verified": false,
    "score": 0.99,
    "classifier": "MACHINE_LEARNING_v2"
  }
}`)
	})

	// Make sure missing account ID is thrown
	_, err := client.IntelligencePhishingScan(context.Background(), PhishingScanParameters{})
	if assert.Error(t, err) {
		assert.Equal(t, ErrMissingAccountID, err)
	}

	want := PhishingScan{
		URL:        "https://www.cloudflare.com",
		Phishing:   false,
		Verified:   false,
		Score:      0.99,
		Classifier: "MACHINE_LEARNING_v2",
	}

	out, err := client.IntelligencePhishingScan(context.Background(), PhishingScanParameters{AccountID: testAccountID, URL: "https://www.cloudflare.com"})
	if assert.NoError(t, err) {
		assert.Equal(t, out, want, "structs not equal")
	}
}

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GCSE BUSINESS
Business is a course that students opt to study for GCSE and at Level 3 in the sixth form. We offer opportunities for students to study an exciting opportunity to try a new subject not studied at KS3 and find a subject that can relate to the real world and the community outside the classroom. This WJEC course is broken down into two external modules:
Unit 1: Business World (written examination) 2 hours (62.5%)
Unit 2: Business Perceptions (written examination) 1 hour 30 mins (37.5%)
The content is presented in six clear and distinct topic areas:
• Business activity
• Influences on business
• Business operations
• Finance
• Human resources
This GCSE specification introduces learners to the business world, empowering them to develop as commercially minded and enterprising individuals. Learners will have the opportunity to develop a wide range of skills, enabling them to use business information critically, to develop arguments, to make justified decisions and to prepare them for further study and career pathways. This specification builds on subject content which is typically taught at key stage 3 and provides a suitable foundation for the study of Business at either AS or A level. In addition, the specification provides a coherent, satisfying and worthwhile course of study for learners who do not progress to further study in this subject.
Specification Links:
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LEVEL 3 BTEC SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA BUSINESS (EQUIVALENT TO 1 A LEVEL)
Whilst studying Business at Key Stage 4 is not essential to study this subject at level 3, it is strongly recommended at least a Grade C in both English and Mathematics are achieved before starting the course. Obviously, an interest in the business world is taken for granted, as is the desire to increase knowledge and engage in problem solving.
Pearson's Level 3 specification in Business enables learners to investigate different types and sizes of organisations in various business sectors and environments, drawing on local, national and global contexts. Learners will develop a holistic understanding of business and enterprise and be aware of the opportunities and threats of operating in a global marketplace. The course is broken down into 6 units which are all coursework and internally assessed:
• Unit 1 The Business Environment
• Unit 2 Business Resources
• Unit 3 Marketing
• Unit 4 Business Communication
• Unit 5 Business Finance
• Unit 21 Aspects of Contract & Consumer Law
Students will be expected to be familiar with current issues in business and be able to investigate, analyse and evaluate contemporary business opportunities and problems in a wide range of contexts, whilst recognising how businesses adapt to operate in a dynamic business environment.
BTEC SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA BUSINESS
https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/BTEC-Nationals/Business/2010/Specification/9781446934241_BTEC_90c_L3_Business_Iss4.pdf
Business is one of the biggest subject areas in higher education, both as a subject in its own right and because it forms part of so many other courses; Business Management, Business Administration, Accountancy and Finance, Marketing, etc. If you are likely to be taking such courses then studying Business at level 3 will give you a good basic grounding and make studying easier at this later stage.


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Perhaps the most basic element a gentleman should seek to cultivate is a sense of personal power. The power of which I speak is evidence of Self-awareness, of Self-confidence, and of competency. A singular trait of the legitimately powerful is an abiding and unshakeable sense of dignity.
A man possessed of a genuine dignity is able to be calm in the midst of chaos, to be unfazed by the slings and arrows of antagonists, and just by his very presence is able to serve as a guiding light in a sometimes dark world.
The dignity of which I speak is unmistakable, evident whether a man is dressed in a bespoke suit, driving a miniature circus car and wearing full clown regalia, or standing naked and exposed as the day he was born. Dignity is not beholden to circumstance or to condition. This is how you recognize it whenever it is present.
Like most things in Life, dignity can be inborn or it can be cultivated. It should be reassuring that the latter is far more common than the former. How, then, do we generate and sustain this Magical capacity?
Competency and confidence are essential. Those who would deflect their own dignity are apt to point out that they are imperfect and, perhaps, beneath a deserved dignity. Fortunately, dignity has no need of perfection. In fact, it is in the acceptance of one's imperfection where dignity can find its most fertile soil for growth. Discarding the fruitless pursuit of perfection frees one to focus on the real and achievable work at hand. Be honest in one's assessment of oneSelf and one's limitations and strengths. Get better every day. This is how it's done.
Which comes first, dignity or competency and confidence? The equation is not linear but is circular. They each build one upon the other.
1. I make me good at what I do. I have to; no one else can do it for me.
2. My Life experience makes me good at what I do.
3. I am not always good at what I do. It is beneficial (and Real) to admit one's shortcomings, failures and weaknesses. This Self-honesty helps to make me good at what I do.
4. My failures have helped to make me good at what I do.
5. The physical world around me helps to make me good at what I do. Natural Law is my ally.
7. I try to stick to fundamentals. Far too many people seek the fancy and are fascinated by the complicated. Showy filigree, however, is always suspect without a solid elemental foundation. Basics, basics, basics.
8. I value my Time.
9. I strive always to define my priorities and use wisely my power of Choice.
10. I recognize that there is always more.
So, dear reader, what is it that makes YOU good at what you do?


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At the beginning of September 1859, the skies were filled with an intense and radiant light that seemed to contain all the colours of nature. In itself this was not so strange, as it was the beautiful celestial phenomenon of the aurora. The peculiarity was that the illuminated skies reached latitudes that usually resist its glow: Colombia, Cuba, Hawaii, Japan, China. It is said that the light was so intense that the miners of the Rocky Mountains sipped their breakfast coffee thinking that the day had already risen, while the telegraph systems of Europe and North America were silenced.
Two amateur English astronomers, Richard Carrington and Richard Hodgson, attributed the event to a massive solar storm, and thereafter it became known as the Carrington event. Today it is still the most intense geomagnetic storm ever recorded.
An image of aurora Australis. Credit: ESA/NASA
The Carrington event has been on the minds of scientists ever since, generating various questions. One is about the consequences that a solar storm of this type would have on the tangle of electrical wires that encircle our planet today and that govern our lives from sunrise to sunrise. A study by the insurance company Lloyds calculated that the cost of a new Carrington event in the United States could reach 2.5 trillion dollars with its power grid affected for up to two years.
Another question, just as disturbing, is about the timing: when is the next Carrington event going to occur?
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Its authors, David Moriña, Isabel Serra, Pere Puig, and Álvaro Corral, researchers at the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, the Centro de Investigación Matemática and the Barcelona Graduate School of Mathematics, use mathematics to understand the apparently erratic behaviour of natural disasters—earthquakes, hurricanes, solar storms—, everything that sometimes happens intensely, suddenly, and is therefore difficult to predict. They try to look for some logic, for an invisible pattern that directs their behaviour and that in the eyes of the lay-person would not go beyond the whims of chance.
"Our job is to try to understand extremes in order to incorporate them into predictive models. Extremes are often points where deterministic models, mathematical or physical, have failed in some way, but so have the usual statistical models, because they are not used to working at extremes, but on average. Most things don't happen higgledy-piggledy. There's almost always some information you can get your teeth into," explains mathematician Isabel Serra. In the case of solar storms, the insight that governed this research is that a few days after the Carrington event there was another event of some size. This was the clue.
Riley's model was based on the hypothesis that these events occur independently, so that the waiting time between them is more or less similar, i.e. they always occur with the same probability. In mathematical jargon this is called a Poisson Process and many physical processes follow this behaviour. However, when they statistically analysed the frequency with which these intense solar storms occurred—which they measure with the so-called DST index supplied by the WDC Kyoto Observatory—they saw that they occurred with a slightly more complex pattern.
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"What we observe is that the more time that goes by without observing an extreme event, the longer we have to wait to see one again; if one day an event occurs, the probability increases and the next day it is more likely that there will be another. This is called the decreasing hazard rate (DHR). This also governs many natural phenomena, such as infant mortality: when a child is born it may die, but every day that passes without this happening it is more likely that it will no longer do so: its probability of continuing to survive increases. When the person reaches adulthood the reverse happens: every day that passes they are more likely to die and it becomes an increasing hazard rate (IHR). In the case of solar storms, a DHR was observed," explains the mathematician.
A solar flare flashes in the middle of the sun on Sept. 6, 2017. Credit: NASA / GSFC / SDO
With this perspective in mind, they calculated a maximum probability close to 2%, although, in the absence of a Carrington event next year, for example, it would continue to fall. "It's really not a very different model, but rather a more general model that includes Riley's model. For example, there might be some factor that helped that severe storm to occur and it is reasonable to think that over time that factor is disappearing and, therefore, it is less and less likely that such an event will occur again. That could be a very speculative explanation," Serra explains.
Although a probability close to 2% does not seem too worrying, for a very intense superstorm, the risk "is not negligible considering its consequences," notes mathematician Pere Puig. "Governments should have protocols for action in the face of these disasters, informing and reassuring the population that may be left without electricity and incommunicado. Let's remember that there will be a very little margin of time before the unexpected arrival of a storm of this kind," Puig concludes.
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Rapper Cardi B and Lil Nas X could be dragged into court over their single together, "Rodeo."
(AllHipHop News) Rap superstars Lil Nas X and Cardi B are being sued over their song "Rodeo."
A producer named Brandon Lee claims the song, which is on the "Old Town Road" rapper's debut EP 7, lifted pieces of his song and he hasn't made a dime yet.
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I have installed AES on my new computer. I have entered all the purcase codes and so have all my credits back. Before I remove AES from my old computer is there a way to transfer all my settings over to the new install using files from the old install, or do I have to go through activation for all individual airports and reconfig all my aircraft again?
I get the attached error message when starting FSX. I have tried in vain to find out what it refers to but the number does not match either the scenery cfg file or the add on scenery within the sim.
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Nicola Valley Fish and Game Club waiting patiently for ruling in potential precedent setting civil trial over access to area lakes.
Closing arguments in the civil trial between the club and the Douglas Lake Cattle Company over the right for the public to access to Minnie and Stoney Lake were delivered in November, but director Rick McGowan says it remains anyone's guess as to when, or if a ruling will be made in 2018.
"We hope so, but there is no protocol. There is no criteria for when they have to issue a ruling, which seems bizarre. Realistically, you'd think they would have to do so in a reasonable time frame, but I guess not."
The BC Supreme Court judge's ruling in the case, will set precedent for about 30 lakes on the Douglas Lake Ranch, as well as many others throughout the province.