Compensation Cafe: Your Comp Program Speaks for Itself. Are You Comfortable with That?
Your Comp Program Speaks for Itself. Are You Comfortable with That?
Elise, product development supervisor, turns down her team's suggestion to invite customer service to brainstorm the kinds of questions that would come into the call center about their new product.
Len, accounts receivable manager, shuts down a staff member who asks how the department objectives will advance the company strategy.
Cristin, VP clinical affairs, never communicates with her field staff (a priority that is clearly specified in her focal objectives as well as promised to her employees).
If Elise, Len or Cristin would be considered high performers in your merit increase discussions, think hard. Everything you do in compensation is communication. In your company, does "exceptional performance" often involve attention-getting rather than line-of-sight?
What messages are the people who work with Elise, Len and Cristin hearing loud and clear? Through their leadership oversights, these managers are limiting employee productivity and creativity -- and therefore business results -- in spite of their critical jobs, more individual achievements or, dare I say, skill at managing upwards.
In compensation as in communications, you start creating a program design with the end in mind. That means getting down to this granular level. Looking at your company's current cultural and leadership realities eyeball to eyeball.
If Elise's behavior would be common in your organization (or any other behavior that muddies achievement of business priorities), then admit it. That is, if you are serious about the role compensation plays in employee performance.
Don't just think about numbers, think about changes. If you are really serious, you'll not only name the changes but also dig behind these surface issues to find out why the problems occur and keep on occuring. Communication belongs in your earliest compensation strategy discussion and most discussions after that. It's the only way to get beyond those surface symptoms and numbers issues to achieve better alignment between individual performance and business results.
Competitive job pricing is a priority, but it won't solve behavioral problems like Elise's and it won't immediately improve Total Shareholder Return. If you want HR to matter as a strategic partner, don't just think about budget and "implementation," think about change.
There are months left before focal review. You can start planning now with the end in mind. Address change issues in your regularly scheduled numbers discussions. How else will you ensure that your compensation program speaks well for itself -- and makes a real improvement in your company this year?
Margaret O'Hanlon is founder and principal of re:Think Consulting. She joined Anne Bares and Dan Walter of the Compensation Cafe to speak the unspoken -- "Everything You Do (in Compensation) Is Communication" -- at the WorldatWork 2012 Conference. Margaret brings deep expertise in total rewards communications and change management to the dialog at the Café. Before founding re:Think Communications Consulting, she was a Principal in Total Rewards Communications and Change Management with Towers Perrin. Margaret is a member of the Board of Directors of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Pacific Plains Region. She earned her M.S. and Ed.S. in Instructional Technology at Indiana University. Creative writing is one of her outside passions, along with Masters Swimming.


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The Royal House of Norway
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The Royal Collections
Royal Residences
The Royal Court
The Palace Park
Oscarshall
Bygdø
Kongsseteren
Prinsehytta
Mågerø
Stiftsgården
Gamlehaugen
Ledaal
The Royal Yacht
The statues in the Palace Park
The Palace Park contains seven statues, the oldest being the equestrian statue of King Carl Johan form 1875. The Princess Ingrid Alexandra Sculpture Park is a special part of the park.
The latest addition is the statue of Her Majesty Queen Sonja, which was unveiled on the Queen's 80th birthday, 4 July 2017.
Queen Sonja
The statue of Queen Sonja stands by the pond named "the King's Mirror". The Queen, who has spent a great deal of time exploring Norway's many mountains, is depicted as the avid hiker she is. The statue was a gift from the Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT) in honour of the Queen's 80th birthday.
Photo: Liv Osmundsen, The Royal Court
Sculptor Kirsten Kokkin describes the statue as follows: Her Majesty Queen Sonja of Norway is seated, looking up at the Royal Palace, at her calling. She has placed the rucksack she carries by her side. She has scaled yet another mountain, overcome yet another challenge, and is deep in contemplation with her thoughts criss-crossing Norway's heights.
Ms Kokkin also sculpted the statue of Crown Princess Märtha, which stands in the Palace Park as well.
The Princess Ingrid Alexandra Sculpture Park
The Princess Ingrid Alexandra Sculpture Park was opened 19 May 2016 as part of the celebration of the King and Queen's 25th anniversary. The Royal Family was in attendance when His Majesty King Harald and The Princess declared the park opened. 1 000 children from local kindergartens were also invited to the opening, as this is a sculpture park by - and for - children.
"Rabbit in Trouble" was the first sculpture to be unveiled in the Princess Ingrid Alexandra Sculpture Park. Photo: Liv Osmundsen, the Royal Court
Today the sculpture park consists of 12 sculptures - a result of a nationwide competition among 5th and 6th graders.
King Carl Johan
In 1868 a competition was held for an equestrian statue of Carl Johan. A number of well known foreign sculptors submitted entries, along with the Norwegian sculptor Brynjulf Bergslien. However, public opinion was against giving the commission to a foreigner, and as a result it was given to Bergslien after he had first received financial support to submit a larger model. The statue would be the largest single bronze sculpture ever to be erected in Norway.
The equestrian statue of King Carl Johan stands in front of the palace for which he layed the foundation stone. Photo: Liv Osmundsen, the Royal Court
The statue was cast in Copenhagen and unveiled in the Palace Square by King Oscar II on 7 September 1875.
Nils Henrik Abel
The Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland's monument to the mathematician Nils Henrik Abel (1802-1829) was unveiled in 1908. The model had already been shown at the Autumn Art Exhibition of 1904, and in 1905 it was decided to cast the statue in bronze. Immediately afterwards the clay mould was ceremoniously destroyed, so that the work could never be reproduced.
Every year the winner of the Abel Prize for outstanding scientific work in the field of mathematics lays flowers by the statue of Niels Henrik Abel. Photo: Liv Osmundsen, the Royal Court.
Vigeland wanted the statue to be erected in the middle of the University Square, but this space was already occupied by a statue of A. M. Schweigaard, the Norwegian jurist and economic reformer. A number of different sites were discussed, but in 1907 the choice fell on the Palace Park, on a rise that has since become known as Abelhaugen (Abel knoll). The statue stands on a granite plinth 8 metres high, and the monument as a whole has a height of 12 metres.
Camilla Collett
In 1902 the Norwegian Association for Women's Rights held a competition for a monument to the writer and defender of women's rights Camilla Collett (1813-1895). The commission went to Vigeland, who made over 100 sketches and a number of plastic models before he was satisfied.
The statue is called I storm ("In the Storm") and depicts the older Camilla Collett alone against a fierce wind. She is pulling her shawl more closely round her shoulders as protection. The stature is cast in bronze and was unveiled in 1911.
Queen Maud
The statue of Queen Maud stands at the entrance to The Queen's Park. It was sculpted by Ada Madsen (1917-2009) and unveiled by King Olav V in 1959.
The style of Madsen's work was simple and slightly archaic. She made two statues of Queen Maud: the granite one in the Palace Park, and another in bronze, which is to be found in London. She is also known for a group sculpture of the artist Harriet Backer and the composer Agathe Backer Grøndahl, which stands in Holmestrand in southern Norway.
The plantation behind Queen Maud adds a tiara and train. Foto: Liv Osmundsen, the Royal Court
Crown Princess Märtha
The statue of Crown Princess Märtha stands by the guardhouse and is made by Kirsten Kokkin (1951- ). It was a gift from the Storting in honour of King Harald's 70th birthday, and was unveiled by him 21 February 2007. Another version of this statue is to be found on the lawn in front of the Norwegian embassy in Washington D.C. – erected as a tribute to The Crown Princess's efforts on behalf of Norway in USA during World War II.
Flowering cherry trees surround the statue and the place is called "Crown Princess Märtha's Garden". Photo: Liv Osmundsen, the Royal Court
Kirsten Kokkin is known for her beautiful bronze statues, and is often described as a romantic naturalist. With reference to the statue of Crown Princess Märtha, Kokkin said she had "aimed to capture the brave, active, enthusiastic and decisive Crown Princess"
- and the deer
The smallest of the statues in in the Palace Park, is the bronze sculpture of a deer, usually standing on a small island in the pond in The Queen's Park. It was made by Arne N. Vigeland in 1953, and moved here from Bygdø Royal Farm in 1991. Due to work on the island, the deer has been moved closer to the Palace for a time.
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The statue of Queen Maud by Ada Madsen (Photo: Liv Osmundsen, The Royal Court)
Gustav Vigeland's statue of Camilla Collett (Photo: Liv Osmundsen, The Royal Court)
View of Karl Johan Street
View of Karl Johan street from the statue of King Carl Johan in the Palace Square (Photo: Liv Osmundsen, The Royal Court)
PIA-parken: Kanin i trøbbel
Kanin i trøbbel var et av de første bidragene til Prinsesse Ingrid Alexandras Skulpturpark. Foto: Liv Osmundsen, Det kongelige hoff
PIA-parken: Geometrisk rev
Geometrisk rev var et av de første bidragene til Prinsesse Ingrid Alexandras Skulpturpark. Foto: Liv Osmundsen, Det kongelige hoff
The statue of Crown Princess Märtha was a gift to King Harald on his 70th birthday (Photo: Liv Osmundsen, The Royal Court)
The statue of Crown Princess Märtha by Kirsten Kokkin (Photo: Liv Osmundsen, The Royal Court)
Nils Henrik Abel, kanskje Norges største matematiker gjennom tidene (Foto: Liv Osmundsen, Det kongelige hoff)
Rådyret: Sommer
Rådyret i Dronningparken. Foto: Liv Osmundsen, Det kongelige hoff
Facts about the Palace Park
Size: 200 decares
Contains approximately 1 000 trees.
Established as a consolidated park between 1824 and 1860.
Parts of the Queen's Park has served as a park since 1778.
The Palace Park has three ponds of approximately 5 200 square metres. They contain roughly five million litres of water.
The Palace Park on Instagram
The Palace Park has its own Instagram, where you will find photographs of the park's trees and flowers. The page is for everyone who enjoys the Palace Park or appreciates trees and flowers in general.
The page is in Norwegian.
Blooming cherry trees in "Crown Princess Märtha's Garden", Photo: Liv Osmundsen, the Royal Court
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The Palace Park on Facebook
The Palace Park has its own Facebook page where you will find photographs of the park throughout the seasons, insight into the park's history, and information about new plans and ongoing activities. The page is for everyone who enjoys the Palace Park or who is interested in learning how such a large city park is operated.
Allium in the Queen's Park, Photo: Liv Osmundsen, the Royal Court
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B. Elliott G 23 0 1 1 0 0 0
C. Hart G 32 0 0 0 0 0 0
C. Stewart RW 16 0 1 1 -7 21 7
C. Giroux C RW 49 13 21 34 6 26 19
D. Kase RW 6 1 0 1 1 0 9
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J. Voracek RW 49 9 28 37 10 21 16
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K. Hayes A RW 49 14 13 27 -15 22 17
M. Niskanen D 48 5 14 19 -5 27 21
M. Vorobyev C 20 1 2 3 -5 6 10
M. Frost C 18 2 5 7 -4 4 13
P. Myers D 31 3 11 14 15 18 16
S. Laughton LW 29 6 5 11 0 8 14
S. Couturier A C 49 13 29 42 14 22 20
S. Gostisbehere D 40 5 7 12 -2 20 18
T. Sanheim D 49 7 9 16 -3 20 20
T. Pitlick C 43 4 7 11 1 8 11
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A. Stalock G 24 0 1 1 0 2 0
B. Hunt D 44 7 8 15 -5 2 15
B. Menell D 5 0 0 0 1 2 13
C. Soucy D 45 6 5 11 17 12 15
E. Staal A C 48 16 19 35 -6 24 16
J. Zucker LW 38 13 14 27 -4 14 16
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J. Brodin D 48 1 18 19 10 8 21
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M. Foligno LW 38 9 10 19 6 13 14
M. Zuccarello C 44 12 14 26 -9 16 16
M. Dumba D 48 3 11 14 -13 37 22
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R. Hartman RW 48 6 7 13 2 50 12
R. Suter A D 48 7 26 33 -8 10 25
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Benjamin Mendy has both Pep Guardiola and his wife to thank for helping him sign for Manchester City and settle at the club.
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"Of course, Pep is the kind of manager players always dream of playing for. But what I've learned about life from Pep has been more important than anything I've learned about football," he told The Player's Trbune.
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Mobile citizens, portable rights: Social and political inclusion of internal migrants
Friday 4 May, 9:30am to 12:30pm
Seminar Room 2, Wolfson College
Conveners: Indrajit Roy and Matthew McCartney
Speakers: Priyanka Jain (Ajeevika), Ravi Raman (Kerala State Planning Board), Harsh Mander (Centre for Equity Studies)
A growing number of people migrate from their localities of origin in search of employment, education and other opportunities. Yet, our understandings of rights and representation remain structured by sedentary notions of citizenship. By exploring the policies and practices that enable the access of internal migrants to social and political rights, this consultation will offer insights into emerging models of 'portable rights'. Its themes of interest lie at the intersection of social policy, welfare state development and migrants' rights.
The consultation's focus on the social and political inclusion of internal migrants is justified by the fact that nearly three-fourths of such individuals live and move within the countries of their origin[1]. For instance, the number of internal migrants in such Rising Powers as China and India is higher than the total number of international migrants in the world. A vast number of internal migrants circulate between several locations where they live and work for short durations of time, ranging from a few weeks to several months.
One official response to internal migration has been for governments to institute highly restrictive migration policies that either seek to control migration from rural to urban areas or limit migrants' residences in urban areas to restricted neighbourhoods. Indeed, a recent UN Report on World Population Policies reports that as many as 80 per cent of governments instituted policies to slow migration from rural to urban areas in 2013, an increase from 38 per cent in 1996 (UN DESA, 2013: 107)[2].
However, such policies have not succeeded in restricting the mobility of rural populations. Indeed, approximately 40% of urban growth in the Global South results from migration from rural to urban areas within a single national jurisdiction (UNESCO/ UNHABITAT, 2012: 20)[3]. Such populations are the engines of economic growth in their respective countries. Their labour fuels industry, services and retail. Internal migration in the Global South contributes to large cities becoming megacities.
Nevertheless, despite their movement being limited within national frontiers, internal migrants confront many social and political exclusions. Internal migrants, particularly from low-income and low-status backgrounds are subjected to prejudice. the social and political exclusion of internal migrants have resulted in millions of people living on the margins of legality in the burgeoning cities of the Global South, exacerbating socio-economic inequalities. The lack of planned housing for a mobile population, financial and social inclusion to meet the everyday needs of impoverished populations and political voice together sharpen the disparities among urban populations. Not only do such inequalities vitiate the public sphere in cities of the Global South but also threaten to interrupt their growth achievements.
By exploring and discussing governmental interventions that facilitate the social and political inclusion of internal migrants, the consultation will contribute to a Policy Brief on social and political inclusion of internal migrants being developed by three practitioners from India: Harsh Mander (Centre for Equity Studies), Priyanka Jain (Ajeevika Bureau) and Ravi Raman (Kerala State Planning Board). Their work build on our year-long collaboration over the ESRC-funded research project Fragmented Transitions. We plan for the consultation to be a half-day workshop to interact with academics interested in this issue within and beyond the Indian context.
A provisional agenda for the half-day workshop is outlined below. Each of the sessions will comprise 10 minutes of presentation followed by 20 minutes of Q&A.
9:30 – 9:45 a.m. Arrival
9:45- 10:00 a.m. Welcome remarks and introductions Matthew McCartney & Indrajit Roy
10:00- 10:30 a.m. Social and political exclusion of labour migrants in India Priyanka Jain, Ajeevika
10:30 a.m.- 11 a.m. Social and political inclusion of labour migrants: Lessons from Kerala Ravi Raman, Kerala State Planning Board
11.00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m. COFFEE
11:30 a.m.- 12 noon Institutional arrangements for portability of rights in India's federal context Harsh Mander, Centre for Equity Studies
12 noon – 12:30 p.m. Synthesis of issues and ways forward Indrajit Roy
[1] The United Nations estimates a total of 232 million international migrants: http://esa.un.org/unmigration/TIMSA2013/Data/UN_MigrantStock_2013.xls. See Table 1. A technical paper commissioned by the UN in 2005 estimates the total number of internal migrants to be 723 million. See here: http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/publications/pdf/technical/TP2013-1.pdf See page iii. This figure does not take into account the millions of peasants in China, India and elsewhere in the Global South who iterate between different locations in search of employment and opportunities.
[2] http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/publications/pdf/policy/WPP2013/wpp2013.pdf
[3] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/272023289_Migrants'_Inclusion_in_Cities_Innovative_Urban_Policies_and_Practices_Prepared_for_UN-Habitat_and_UNESCO_Marie_Price_and_Elizabeth_Chacko
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Deadly Escape is a small episodic Survival Horror game where you have to beat each chapter with one life, inspired by survival horror games of the '90s.
After the complex was raided by undead monsters, our wounded protagonist is abandoned inside the infirmary. He wakes up only to find that everyone has been massacred and the place is locked down. Now he has to trace the steps of the deceased that tried to escape before him, hoping to find a way out of this nightmare.
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Collect and use key items to advance deeper inside the complex.
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Q: Jquery show div after form post I have a link on a page that toggles the visibility of a div. The div contains filter options for a form, which is posted. I would like to retain the filter visibility after a post; so if its open before post, it remains open after post.
Here is my script code so far:
$(document).ready(function() {

    // choose text for the show/hide link
    var showText="Show Filter Options";
    var hideText="Hide Filter Options";

    // create the toggle link
    $("#filter-params").before("
"+showText+"");

    // hide the content
    $('#filter-params').hide();

    // capture clicks on the newly created link
    $('a#toggle-link').click(function() {

        // change the link text
        if ($('a#toggle-link').text()==showText) {
            $('a#toggle-link').text(hideText);
        }
        else {
            $('a#toggle-link').text(showText);
        }

        // toggle the display
        $('#filter-params').toggle('slow');

        // return false so any link destination is not followed
        return false;
    });

});

A: Why don't you store a boolean value in a hidden field that is posted along with the form? This way in PHP you'll know its value and you can render it correctly in your next response.
Let me know if you need an example.
<?php
    var $defaultFilterSetting = false;

    // This code only runs when you've performed a post back to this page
    if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST')
    {
        $defaultFilterSetting = $_POST["defaultFilterSetting"];
    }
?>

<form name="input" action="<?php $PHP_SELF;?>" method="post">
    <input type="hidden" name="defaultFilterSetting" value="<?=$defaultFilterSetting?>" />

</form>

Forgive me if it contains typos, it's been a while since I've written PHP and I don't have a host setup to test it against. So this is written by heart.

A: Store its state in a cookie.
The jQuery Cookie plugin abstracts away some of the annoying things about setting and reading cookies in JavaScript.

A: You can include php inside your script tag.
For example in what I did today I have in my
if (isset($_POST['submit']
{
    $stall_type = sanitize($_POST['stall_type'];
}

and then in my script tag (document.ready) further down the same page I have
$('.tandem').hide();

<?php if (isset($_POST['submit']))
{
    if ($stall_type == 'tandem')
    { ?>
        $('.tandem').show();
    <?php } else { ?>
        $('.tandem').hide();
    <?php }
} ?>

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Watching high-quality television dramas can increase our emotional intelligence.
How well can you read people? Do you have a good sense of what those around you are thinking and feeling, even when they're reluctant to open up?
If not, you can improve this valuable ability by spending quality time with some fictional friends. Like Don Draper, Alicia Florrick, and President Bartlet.
Two years ago, groundbreaking research revealed that reading literary fiction can help us understand the inner lives of others. Now, a newly published paper finds watching quality television drama can do the same thing.
"Film narratives, as well as written narrative, may facilitate the understanding of others' minds," write University of Oklahoma psychologists Jessica Black and Jennifer Barnes. Their study is published in the journal Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts.
"Both written and filmed fictional narratives demand that the audience understand the feelings and intentions of the characters."
Black and Barnes took as their starting point a 2013 study that found "the ability to interpret the mental states and emotions of others" (which psychologists call "theory of mind") can be bolstered by reading literature.
As Black and Barnes note, high-quality fiction often requires readers "to fill in gaps in the narrative to enrich their understanding of characters' mental lives, relationships, and emotions." Once developed, this skill can be transferred to real life.
But is this unique to the process of reading, or is it also true of television? While well-written TV dramas offer complex characters and ambiguous situations, "processing the visual representation of the interplay among characters may make for a more passive experience for viewers than would constructing mental imagery of their own," the researchers note.
To find out, they conducted two studies. The first featured 100 college students who were randomly assigned to watch an extended excerpt from either an award-winning drama (Mad Men or The West Wing), or a documentary (How the Universe Works or Shark Week: Jaws Strikes Back).
Participants then took the "reading the mind in the eyes test," which was also used in the 2013 study. They were shown 36 images of sets of eyes, and asked which of four words best described the person in the photograph: jealous, panicked, arrogant, or hateful.
Not surprisingly, the researchers found women were better than men at choosing the correct emotion. But for both genders, those who watched the fictional program scored higher on average than those who saw a documentary.
The second study was more rigorously designed. This time, the 116 student participants were randomly assigned to watch a full, 46-minute episode of the Good Wife or Lost, or a documentary that received a similar level of critical acclaim (Is Time Travel Possible? or Colosseum: Roman Death Trap, part of the PBS series NOVA). In addition, this study had a control group of 60 people who took the aforementioned test without seeing any program.
Once again, "participants who had watched fictional shows scored higher than those who had watched documentaries," the researchers report. Indeed, viewers of the non-fiction programs did not score significantly higher than those in the control group.
Strikingly, the size of the effect they found, while not huge, was "almost identical" to the 2013 study, which compared people who read an excerpt from literary fiction to those who read a piece of non-fiction. Thus this study provides preliminary evidence that engaging with quality fiction has the same positive impact whether you're reading or watching it.
And why not? "Both written and filmed fictional narratives demand that the audience understand the feelings and intentions of the characters," Black and Barnes write. "Without knowing what the people in a story are thinking, it is difficult, if not impossible, to follow the plot."
As the researchers note, these results leave many questions unanswered. Would watching a quality comedy produce the same results? What about "award-winning dramas with a strongly episodic structure, such as House, or more fantastical fare such as Game of Thrones?"
That remains to be seen. But, if nothing else, the study offers an excellent excuse for why you spent your entire weekend in front of the television, binge-watching. It turns out you weren't being a sloth after all. You were enhancing your emotional intelligence.
New research suggests viewing the television drama 'Lie to Me' increases suspicion of others, but lessens one's ability to detect lies.
A new study from the U.K. finds emotional awareness training is a valuable tool in moderating the behavior of young toughs.
Social exclusion enhances our ability to manage the emotions of others.
New research finds settling back and watching a favorite television program can help us replenish our depleted self-control.
Critics who champion TV's high-quality renaissance elevate the status of niche shows at the expense of those appreciated by "mass," lower-class audiences.


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Nicolaos, Classical Athens's favorite sleuth, and his partner in investigation, the clever ex-priestess Diotima, have taken time out of their assignments to come home to get married. But if Nico was hoping they'd be able to get hitched without a hitch, he was overly optimistic. When they arrive in Athens, there's a problem waiting for them.
The Sanctuary of Artemis is the ancient world's most famous school for girls. When one of the children is killed, apparently by a bear, and another girl disappears in the night, Diotima's childhood teacher asks her former pupil to help them. Diotima is honor-bound to help her old school.
Nico's boss, the great Athenian statesman Pericles, wants answers, and he wants Nico to find them.
What does a decades-dead tyrant have to do with two young girls? Where is the missing child? Is a killer bear really lurking beyond the walls of Athens? And who is the mysterious stranger who's trying to kill Nico and Diotima? Can the sleuths solve the interlocked crimes and save a child before their wedding?


6) Better prospects for later job. If you wonder how acquiring important transferrable skills can give you a better prospect at finding a job, you may want to have a look at two recent publications by the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council (career paths and 14-years on) to find out about possible employment destinations of successful PhD students.
7) Passion for your subject. You can go along a long way with this one. I have seen several people keeping through against all the odds, just because of the huge passion and enthusiasm for their projects. If this is you, then you are off to a great start!
8) Freedom. I guess this is my favourite! A 9-to-5 job would simply kill me and there is nothing I valued more about my PhD (and indeed about being an academic) than the freedom to manage my own time. Don't get me wrong! This does not mean less work. In fact, I cannot count the number of weekends I have spent making sure I would meet the next deadline or the number of night shifts I have taken during experiments. But it has always been my choice and I simply can't value this enough.
9) Good academic grades. Sure you need to have reasonably good grades! In the UK System this means at least an upper-second degree classification. However, academic grades are only part of the equation. I have seen students with excellent first degree classifications failing to successfully complete a PhD, while others with barely average grades shine through. This should not come as a surprise, though, as the set of skills and attitude required to be a successful undergraduate are very different from those needed for a PhD (more on this topic in a future post in this series).
10) Zest for the challenge. I just came across an estimate that only about 1% of the population in the UK holds a PhD. I guess, if you get that far, it is something you can be proud of.
So, now, does any of these reasons resonate with you? If so, then my advice would be exactly the same I received when I had to decide whether to do a PhD or not: Just invest in yourself and go for it!
PS Did you find this post useful to make up your mind about starting a PhD? Do you have some other good reason you want to share? Then please leave a comment below. I'll be happy to hear form you.
PPS This is the first in a series of posts about doing a PhD. If you are interested in reading more, you can subscribe by email to this blog, just to make sure you will not miss any. Simply leave your email address in the box and press the "Follow" button. See you around next week.
the part 1 and 2 are simply electrifying.
today, i got more than i want in this post.
So pleased to hear! 😊 Good luck with your application!
Thank you for this great information. I was initially hesitating to go for a Phd simply because I have heard people say that is very hard and not worth taking.
Thank you very much for the article and you thoughtful response to your readers. I just started my Phd fall of 2016. I love my school , professors and subject I'm doing . The only challenge I'm facing now is my department doesn't not fully cover tuition and they have a very limited graduate research assistantship position . Since my student loan is pulling up ( p.s I'm an African studies major ) I'm having a second thought about staying in the program . Event though I'm a 4.0 student I don't have teach experience so I don't know how I can secure other financial assistant . I would love to hear your advise in this .
Maybe you can try offering private tuitions for a small fee? This would allow you to gain some teaching experience and top up your scholarship with some additional income. Alternatively, you can consider taking up a part-time job. It's not easy to work and study at the same time, but many students do. I do not know if this is applicable to your circumstances, but it might be worthwhile exploring. Good luck and all the best!
Maria Luisa, I found your post very useful. I have noticed you wrote it several years ago but those 10 reasons continue relevant. But, there is not clear to me how doing a PhD is related to "Just invest in yourself and go for it". thank you.
Thank you for your comment; glad to hear you found the post useful.
For me "just invest in yourself" meant stop worrying about pleasing or upsetting others and do something that would enrich my experience and my life. For others it may mean accepting to invest three-four years of their lives in finding out whether a career in research is for them. Basically, it means: if you have the opportunity and the inclination to do a PhD, just go for it. It may well be one of the most rewarding experiences in your life, albeit a demanding one as well.
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That's really interesting. Thanks for posting all the great information! Had never thought of it all that way before.
Good to hear that! 🙂 Hope you will find my other posts useful.


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All Music / Artists / Rainer Templin
Notturno II
https://harpcolumn.com/music/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/11/Notturno-II.mp3
"Notturno II," for harp and cello, by Karl Borromäus von Miltitz (1781–1845) appears here in the first printed edition of the original manuscript, edited by Rainer Templin. It is a charming and atmospheric piece in the style of the early romantic era. Templin has also provided an adaption of the cello part for violin, though the harp part remains the same. See below for further information about the composer.
This piece is a PDF download available in the following combinations:
Harp and Cello Score: $9.00
Cello only: $3.00
Harp and Violin Score: $9.00
Violin only: $3.00
Length: Score is 9 pgs.; parts are 3 pgs.
Note: This arrangement is formatted for A4 paper size. Use the settings in your printer dialog box to get the best fit for your paper size.
Combinations Choose an optionCello onlyHarp and Cello ScoreHarp and Violin ScoreViolin only Clear
Notturno II quantity
Nocturne $12.00
Variations in C major $20.00
About the Composer
Karl Borromäus von Miltitz (* November 9, 1781 in Dresden, † January 19, 1845 ibid.) was a German poet, composer and music author. His father was the royal Saxon court marshal Friedrich Siegmund von Miltitz (1735–1810) and his mother Maria Theresa, b. from and to Daun (1752–1818).
In 1797 he entered the service of the Saxon army, from 1802 in the Swiss bodyguard (1803 First Lieutenant, 1804 Capitain). In 1810 he took his leave from military service. During his military service, he dealt intensively with music and literature and studied from 1802 on composition in Dresden with Christian Ehregott Weinlig and Joseph Schuster.
On May 7, 1810, he married Auguste (Friederike) von Watzdorf (1787–1842). The couple initially lived on Gut Neukirchen at Wilsdruff (sale of the goods Neukirchen and Steinbach 1812), from 1812 on Castle Scharfenberg in Meissen.
From 1811 he had close contact with Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué, Johann August Apel and the Dresden painter Moritz Retzsch and belonged to the so-called Scharfenberger Romantikerkreis until about 1818/19. In 1822 he moved to Dresden, where his wife was the chief stewardess of the princess Amalie Auguste and from 1824 he became the chief steward of Prince Johann. Most recently, he was royally Saxon real Privy Councilor and Chamberlain. His musical oeuvre is extensive, but the least of it appeared in print. He composed operas, drama music (primarily for the Berliner Hoftheater), oratorios, church music, songs, wrote opera libretti, plays, poems and contributions to periodicals such as the Abend- Zeitung, the Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung and the Caecilia. Part of his estate is stored in the Saxon State Library – State and University Library Dresden.
Templin, Rainer
Miltitz, Karl Borromäus von
Pedal Harp
Harp and Violin, Harp and Cello
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Cristián Gonzalo Oviedo Molina (Talcahuano, Biobío, Chile, 22 de mayo de 1980) es un Exfutbolista chileno que jugaba de defensa

Clubes

Palmarés

Campeonatos nacionales

Nacidos en Talcahuano
Futbolistas de Chile
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Naval de Talcahuano
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo Universidad de Concepción en los años 2000
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo Huachipato en los años 2000
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Lota Schwager en los años 2000
Futbolistas de Everton de Viña del Mar en los años 2000
Futbolistas de Everton de Viña del Mar en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo O'Higgins en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Audax Italiano La Florida en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Santiago Morning en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Iquique en los años 2010
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Mix together, 2 tbsp baby wash, 2 tbsp olive oil (you can add tea tree oil or lavender or whatever you want here as well), and 2 cups of water. Either keep it in a spray bottle and spray as you go OR pour the solution over your wipes and they're ready for you when you need them.


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package org.basex.query.value.item;

import static org.basex.query.QueryError.*;

import org.basex.query.*;
import org.basex.query.expr.*;
import org.basex.query.func.*;
import org.basex.query.util.list.*;
import org.basex.query.value.*;
import org.basex.query.value.seq.*;
import org.basex.query.value.type.*;
import org.basex.util.*;

/**
 * Function item with a known data structure (map, array).
 *
 * @author BaseX Team 2005-20, BSD License
 * @author Christian Gruen
 */
public abstract class XQData extends FItem {
  /**
   * Constructor.
   * @param type type
   */
  protected XQData(final FuncType type) {
    super(type, new AnnList());
  }

  @Override
  public final int arity() {
    return 1;
  }

  @Override
  public final QNm funcName() {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public final int stackFrameSize() {
    return 0;
  }

  @Override
  public final Expr inline(final Expr[] exprs, final CompileContext cc) {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public final boolean isVacuousBody() {
    return false;
  }

  @Override
  public final Value invValue(final QueryContext qc, final InputInfo ii, final Value... args)
      throws QueryException {
    final Item key = args[0].atomItem(qc, ii);
    if(key == Empty.VALUE) throw EMPTYFOUND.get(ii);
    return get(key, ii);
  }

  @Override
  public final Item invItem(final QueryContext qc, final InputInfo ii, final Value... args)
      throws QueryException {
    return invValue(qc, ii, args).item(qc, ii);
  }

  @Override
  public final Value invokeValue(final QueryContext qc, final InputInfo ii, final Value... args)
      throws QueryException {
    return FuncCall.invoke(this, args, false, qc, ii);
  }

  @Override
  public final Item invokeItem(final QueryContext qc, final InputInfo ii, final Value... args)
      throws QueryException {
    return (Item) FuncCall.invoke(this, args, true, qc, ii);
  }

  @Override
  public final FItem coerceTo(final FuncType ft, final QueryContext qc, final InputInfo ii,
      final boolean optimize) throws QueryException {
    if(instanceOf(ft)) return this;
    throw typeError(this, ft, ii);
  }

  /**
   * Gets a value from this item.
   * @param key key to look for (must not be {@code null})
   * @param ii input info
   * @return bound value if found, the empty sequence {@code ()} otherwise
   * @throws QueryException query exception
   */
  public abstract Value get(Item key, InputInfo ii) throws QueryException;

  /**
   * Returns a string representation of the item.
   * @param indent indent output
   * @param tb token builder
   * @param level current level
   * @param ii input info
   * @throws QueryException query exception
   */
  public abstract void string(boolean indent, TokenBuilder tb, int level, InputInfo ii)
      throws QueryException;

  @Override
  public final boolean equals(final Object obj) {
    // [CG] could be enhanced
    return this == obj;
  }
}

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