We recently went to Drusillas Park for a family day out. We first visited last year for my boy's second birthday and as we had such a fun time we decided to return for his third birthday too! Drusilla's Park is one of the top tourist attractions in East Sussex and comprises of a small zoo and theme park. It's particularly great for small kids as there is so much to do and see. We spent six hours there in total and still didn't get to see and do everything although we did go on the Thomas train three times!
We saw many of the same animals as we did last year. The park has mostly small animals such as meerkats, penguins, lemurs, monkeys, owls, sloths, tamarins, otters, racoons, snakes and several farm animals. There are also some bigger animals including camels, gibbons, macaques, alpacas, donkeys etc. As my boy was a bit older this year we also used a lot of the playground activities and ventured into the Amazon Adventure softplay centre. This year Drusillas has also introduced an outside ultimate splash pad experience and new animals such as a Parma wallaby, four lambs and a little baby saki monkey that is so cute!
As well as going through the park the highlight for us was venturing on the Thomas the Tank Engine ride that runs through the park and also spotting James, Diesel, Cranky and Bulgy the Bus! My boy is a huge fan of Thomas and he even took some of his little trains along with him on the day. Coincidently, on my boy's birthday, the Fat Controller (Sir Topham Hatt) made an appearance and this was one of the highlights of our visit. He even sang happy birthday to my son at the end of the day which was lovely.
We had lunch in the Explorers cafe where the food is of a reasonable price. There is a great selection of kids meals such as sandwich sets and hot food options for both children and adults. There are also salads and deserts and it's exactly what you need.
One of the things I was a little disappointed with is the size of some of the enclosures. Last year, I remember thinking the enclosures were fairly big for all the animals however, this time, I noticed that some of them are far too small. For example, the Rhinoceros Iguana was in an enclosure about double its body length. The Serval was pacing up and down in an enclosure too small for it to run around in. I know this is the nature of zoos but it's a sad thought knowing this is how some animals spend their whole lives. My son is three and in a particularly inquisitive phase right now. He is so curious about everything around him, asks questions all the time and as a result I am becoming more conscious about what I show him. I'm not sure I want him to see animals behind bars. Of course it's the same issue with any zoo, aquarium, animal park, farm, pet shop etc. Other animals at Drusillas seem to have bigger spaces to roam such as the lemurs which have a walk through enclosure. It would be interesting to know if the animals at Drusillas are taken out of their enclosures and let to roam free in a bigger space from time to time however, I doubt it. Compared to what the same species have in their wild natural habitats these animals have a minuscule fraction of that. For these reasons I'm not sure about visiting animal parks or zoos in the future. Friends have suggested I visit a safari instead and perhaps that's more in line with my views. What are your thoughts? Saying that though, we had a lovely great day out at Drusillas and more importantly my son had a wonderful birthday trip!
Thanks to Drusillas for providing us with tickets for the purpose of the review. All words, opinions & photos are my own. A family ticket for three during the peak season usually costs £48. See website for more details.
Exciting news here. We are off to India next week!!! I booked our flights just last month and didn't want to say anything before we got our visas, a very time-consuming bureaucratic process which sometimes ends in rejection, but they were granted last week so India here we come! You may know that I'm half Indian and my dad was born in India. I've been fortunate to visit India many times since I was four years old and have family living in Kolkata, West Bengal. I've written about why I want to take my son travelling and I'm so excited to be taking him to India for the first time. It's funny to think that a quarter of him is Indian since he has blue eyes and fair hair :-) It will be such an amazing experience to show him this beautiful, colourful and vibrant country, visit with family and see all of my Indian relatives again. Like any other Indian family, I have so many cousins! I haven't been to India in six years so I'm really looking forward to seeing my Indian family again and this will be my son's first time outside Europe! He's been to France, Italy and Holland so far and this is our biggest trip to date.
I've been busy working it all out the past couple of months and while some parts of our trip will be travelling solo (just me and my son) a lot of it will be with extended family since my mum, brother and his family are also coming. I think it will be much more fun for my son that way because his six year old cousin (my nephew) is coming too and they get on so well & play together all of the time!
I am a little apprehensive about the trip especially in today's economic climate. I don't have to mention all the news articles in the past year or two for you to know what I'm talking about, there have been far too many incidents and it sometimes feels like a very sad world we live in. I do often wonder if we should stay put in the UK but even here anything could happen. And, of course, there is so much of the world to see and we can't let fear stand in our way, can we? My travel linky #MyFavouriteTrip has also given me oozes of inspiration seeing how other bloggers travel the world with small children.
I will probably find being solely responsible for an active three year old for three whole weeks a little challenging especially going to a country as big and busy as India! Amsterdam was actually a piece of cake but this time there will be a big change in climate (it will be summer and monsoon season!), a different diet, a huge cultural difference, sights of abject poverty and the land of 'Delhi belly'. But, it's also like nothing else; a treat for the senses, a country full of life, colour and friendliness and so much beauty it will leave you breathless. A land like no other. I'm just going to take everything in my stride and see how it all goes. Of course, having family around will help and kids often adapt much more easily than you think. I'm just so excited now I think I'll be living on adrenaline until we leave!
I'll be writing more about where we're planning to go and what we want to see and will be writing under the label of India Diaries.
Have you been to India? Have you taken kids to countries afar? I'd love to hear about your experiences.


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Top 10 Performances of 2013: #7
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7. Jonah Hill: The Wolf of Wall Street
No one in the business is more fun to watch than Jonah Hill. People have long underrated comic actors, but it's become very difficult to deny that this dude has got some chops. The Wolf of Wall Street would have been a completely different film with another actor in this role. The role itself would have been completely different. He demonstrates what's so special about character actors. Donnie's love for Jordan is oddly touching considering how despicable their behavior is. Donnie functions as somewhat of a chaser for Jordan by being so over the top, but that same quality also makes them seem more outlandish, creating the opposite effect, thereby engendering that feeling of unease so many people seemed to have felt watching Wolf. And of course; the teeth, the accent, the prosthetic, all that deli meat that he chocked on-it's all just bloody brilliant. I can't even begin to describe how much I loved this film.
'Doctor Who' Series 8, Episode 1: "Deep Breath" Reaction
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who already feels like Peter Capaldi has already been the Doctor for a long time now. By the end of "Deep Breath" his performance felt both familiar and fresh at the same time. I'm not sure what more one could ask for from a transition than that very feeling I just described. I can't go so far as to say that the transition has been seamless; to do so would be ignoring how dissatisfied I was with "The Time of the Doctor," but I will say that on this back-end of the change, on the transition from one Doctor I liked immensely to one I was giddily excited for did not disappoint. Continue reading →
8. Christian Bale: American Hustle
The thing I love the most about David O. Russell as a filmmaker is his ability to take extremely flawed characters and give them a narrative space to truly thrive in. I consider it his trademark as a writer and director. He takes individuals most people would condescend to and shows us why and how they're remarkable. Christian Bale literally embodies this quality in American Hustle. He's bald, overweight, etc., but at all times he appears to be completely comfortable in his own skin. He knows who he is, which of course makes him a good con man. It's a fine counterpoint to Bradley Cooper's character, who has no idea who he is. We see this with their respective "hair" sequences. The film is about deception and role playing, and Bale's character is the only one who doesn't switch. His sincerity and relative decency in this role makes the whole thing work. Also, they shot this film in my hometown, so thumbs up for that.
The Sudden Rise of the "Magic Indian"
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There is concept in film studies called "the Magic Negro." The magic negro is a character through which a white protagonist achieves their objective, narrative or otherwise. Its a concept as old and enduring as the feature film itself. Famous recent examples include The Green Mile, The Blind Side, The Help, Jerry Maguire, and every Whoopi Goldberg film. Despite many fine performances and some quality cinema that has come out of this vein, the magic negro as a narrative device is problematic precisely because it essentially reduces black characters to mere narrative devices. In other words, it has a dehumanizing effect. Needless to say, I would be remiss for calling myself the Mixed American Film Buff if I didn't keep an eye out for this, and frankly, its never too hard to spot. Sadly, when you look closely, there are few roles written for black actors that don't adhere to this trope. Continue reading →
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9. Oscar Isaac: Inside Llewyn Davis
First of all, I had no idea Oscar Isaac was such a fantastic singer. This isn't meant as a mere side compliment, because the character of his voice is crucial to an understanding of the film. Isaac's voice is rich and true, resonating throughout the story, giving us a beautiful contrast to his extended series of fuck ups, mishaps, and bad breaks we'll call his life. The film is a character study, a portrait of an artist, and his face tells us as much as his voice does. He wears everything on it. It's appropriate he got this role not just because he's tremendously talented and well suited for it, but just as a Coen's fanatic I have to say that he really reminded me of a young John Turtturro in this. It's an excellent performance from a really underrated actor in an absolutely beautiful piece of cinema.
Thoughts On 'Days of Heaven'
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I recently viewed Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven for the fourth or fifth time and it was no less impactful than it was the first time I saw it. The blisteringly beautiful cinematography of Nestor Almendros and Haskell Wexler is the hallmark of this film which remains the quintessence of style of a master filmmaker. The "little things" make all the difference in this film, like the shot of the wind blowing on the water and blades of grass. Details like Sam Sheppard reaching out for Brooke Adams' hand in the woods. So many unforgettable moments such as the swarm of locusts descending on the farm, the imposing farmhouse designed and built by the great Jack Fisk in the distance as the migrants approach the property, and the way the camera seems to float in the stream and circle playfully around Gere and Adams. Continue reading →
Top 10 Performances of 2013: #10
10. Lupita Nyong'o: 12 Years A Slave
In the months since I posted my 12 Years piece on tumblr, the world has rightfully fallen in love with Ms. Nyong'o and it is safe to say she is an unknown no longer. The utter despair and pain captured in her performance continues to resonate. This is the sort of performance you can feel in your bones and makes you squirm in your seat. The whole film is like that, really, but her performance stands out in this respect because her situation is so uniquely desperate and hopeless. She's literally hard to watch at times, not because of the brutality she endures, but because the despair and sense of being trapped is so complete and dire in her face, in her actions, her voice. Great work in what ought to be a star-making performance. Now, if only the American film industry created roles for black women…

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Was there ever a sandwich more worthy of being turned into a pasta dish? The BLT pasta. It's made with lots of crisp bacon, baby arugula (for the L), and sweet, ripe cherry tomatoes (the T). A little minced garlic and freshly grated lemon zest give the dish wonderful, bright flavors. Instead of mayo, you'll mix in a little crème fraiche. And in place of the bread, it's tiny tubes of pasta (ditalini). But of course you can use whatever pasta shape you prefer. Watch the video, then get the recipe for Chef John's BLT Pasta. Top it all off with freshly grated Parmesan.
Loved it! I added instead the creme and olive oil, I used a half cup of Bacon and tomato flavored ranch dressing, just enough to coat, and added a half cup of sliced sun dried tomatoes.Thinking of adding fresh chopped basil leaves.
Instead of making a hot dish, I like it cold. I do like the tomato cooked. Just skip adding the creme fraiche, and rinse the pasta under cold water. Add mayo at the end. You can get crazy, and add choped egg. Maybe a little onion too.
Make vegetarian meatballs with browned mushrooms instead of meat and you'll be amazed by their hearty taste and perfect texture. Approved for use on spaghetti!
Pasta primavera is a straightforward recipe; fettuccine tossed with an array of fresh spring vegetables. When done right, this is one of the year's great seasonal recipes.
The tropical flavor of mango combined with pepper jam and lime is a wonderful topping for salmon in Chef John's recipe for salmon mango bango.


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Home News Call for Papers: Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport
Call for Papers: Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport
Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport (http://www.srlawebsite.com/publications/)
Editor: John Miller, Ph.D
Associate Editor: J.O. Spengler, J.D., Ph.D.
The Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport (JLAS), the official publication of the Sport and Recreation Law Association, invites high quality manuscript submissions that increase the understanding and advancement of legal issues as applied to all aspects of sport, recreation, health, fitness, and related fields. JLAS endeavors to publish submissions that are of the highest scholarly quality and rigor that can inform policy, advance the body of knowledge, and influence decision-making through the analyses and application of legal issues (including appropriate case law) to sport, recreation, and related fields. JLAS serves as an interdisciplinary outlet for researchers, academicians, practitioners, and policymakers.
The core of Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport is scholarship that spans the entire scope of research relevant to the legal aspects of sport, recreation or related fields. Research studies that employ doctrinal (e.g. law review-type articles), quantitative, qualitative or mixed method analyses to address legal or policy issues in sport and recreation are encouraged. JLAS will also consider case studies that analyze a particular case or a topical area that uses case law as a teaching tool in undergraduate or graduate level legal aspects class. Additionally, the Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport will seek case notes of published legal decisions. Case notes identify a case and concisely discuss the facts, legal arguments, application of the law to the facts, the case outcome, and implications for policymakers and practitioners. For more in-depth information, please visit http://www.srlawebsite.com/publications/ or http://journals.humankinetics.com/jlas under submission guidelines or contact John Miller, Editor, at johnm@troy.edu.
The Article Review Board consists of outstanding academicians and researchers who study the legal issues in sport, recreation, and related fields. JLAS offers a timely (generally 4 weeks) and an impartial review of all submissions. JLAS is indexed by SPORTDiscus, the Physical Education Index, Hein Online, the WESTLAW database, the LEXIS database, and the Cabell Journal Index.
When preparing manuscripts for submission, JLAS authors must follow the guidelines of the 2009 Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th edition) or The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, 19th Edition. Authors are required to submit their articles electronically via Manuscript Central at mc.manuscriptcentral.com/hk_jlas. First-time authors will need to create an account by following the directions on the Manuscript Central page. Authors will be asked to submit a "blinded" version of their article and a separate cover sheet with names, institutional affiliations, and contact information. Please be aware that although a blind review process is used, all authors should take care in removing their identity from the manuscript prior to submission.
JLAS is published in hard copy and online forms in February and August. The cost of obtaining a full text of previous JLAS article is $25 per manuscript. For the cost of a $100 SRLA annual membership fee, individuals will receive free access to all issues and articles from 2000 to present. Any questions about the Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport or manuscript submission should be directed to the Dr. John Miller, Editor, at johnm@troy.edu or Dr. J.O. Spengler, Associate Editor, at spengler@hhp.ufl.edu.
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Since 1999 FNF conducts programs in the youngest country in Europe. As a first step FNF contributed through its events to build rule of law structures. Together with its major political partner, the Alliance for a new Kosovo (AKR), FNF strives to implant democracy in a conservative, clan-based society. This is done through strategic consultation (how to position a liberal party?), networking within the Kosova local liberal network (a network of over 50 local politicians) and interethnic dialogues (e.g. the Kosovo-Serb dialogue deals with the topic of accountability in politics) twice a year. Target group is the younger generation of politicians.


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  , filecheck     = require('workshopper-exercise/filecheck')
  , execute       = require('workshopper-exercise/execute')
  , comparestdout = require('workshopper-exercise/comparestdout')

// checks that the submission file actually exists
exercise = filecheck(exercise)

// execute the solution and submission in parallel with spawn()
exercise = execute(exercise)

// compare stdout of solution and submission
exercise = comparestdout(exercise)

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  }

  var bytes = Math.floor(Math.random() * (8 - 3) + 3)

  for (var k = 0; k < bytes; k++) {
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  }

  callback(null)
})

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Q: Do I need to override the getter for a property to return an immutable copy? Suppose that I have a class that holds a mutable array. I want to make sure that if other classes ask for the array they will get a non-mutable type, but in the owning class, it is actually an instance of NSMutableArray, so that I can add and remove items.
#import "Person.h"

@class Asset;

@interface Employee : Person

{
    NSMutableArray *_assets;
}

@property (nonatomic,copy) NSArray *assets;

-(void)addAssets:(Asset *)a;

The question is, do I have to modify the accessor methods into something like this, or will it automatically behave like I want?
#import "Employee.h"
#import "Asset.h"

@implementation Employee

/* Accessors for assets properties
-(NSArray *)assets
{
    return [_assets copy];
}

-(void)setAssets:(NSArray *)assets
{
    _assets = [assets mutableCopy ];

}
*/

-(void)addAssets:(Asset *)a
{
    //is assets nil?

    if (!_assets) {
        //Create Array
        _assets = [[NSMutableArray alloc]init];
    }
    [_assets addObject:a];

}

A: ppalancica's answer is incorrect. The copy attribute means only that the setter will take a copy when the property is set. The synthesized getter will not return a copy. You must implement that behavior yourself:
- (NSArray *)assets
{
    return [_assets copy];
}

You might want to make an internal-only accessor that doesn't make a copy. You could also redeclare the property privately; client code will then be contracted to treat the array it requests as immutable.
This code demonstrates that the synthesized getter returns the uncopied object:
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

@interface ArrayReturner : NSObject

@property (copy, nonatomic) NSArray * array;

@end

@implementation ArrayReturner
{
    NSMutableArray * _array;
}

- (BOOL)myArrayIsIdenticalTo:(NSArray *)otherArray
{
    return _array == otherArray;
}

@end

int main(int argc, const char *argv[])
{
    @autoreleasepool {

        ArrayReturner * a = [ArrayReturner new];
        [a setArray:@[@1, @2]];
        NSArray * returnedArray = [a array];
        // Does not throw
        NSCAssert([a myArrayIsIdenticalTo:returnedArray],
                  @"Returned array is a separate instance.");
    }

    return 0;
}

A: Because you already specified the attribute "copy" for the array property, there is no need to override the getter and setter. The compiler will do all the heavy work for you.
If you specify "strong" instead, the getter and setter would look like:
-(NSArray *)assets
{
    return _assets;
}

-(void)setAssets:(NSArray *)assets
{
    _assets = assets;
}

And that may be a problem.
There is actually a WWDC conference that explains all these details. For NSString properties it is more recommended to use copy, and you can see it a lot like that in the iOS SDK frameworks.

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Q: No Send As permission after migrating mailbox from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010 I'm in the middle of migrating to Exchange 2010 after finally getting everything in the event log cleared up
I migrated one users mailbox, and of course, there is an issue.
Any time the user sends HTML emails, they are stripped and the recipient receives a blank email (inside and outside organization, tested multiple accounts it isn't a client issue).
After investigation, the user has no send as permissions after the migration to Exchange 2010 (not even NT AUTHORITY\SELF). When trying to add this I get the following error and I don't know if it has anything to do with it:

operation failed on win2k8dc1.domain.local this error is not retriable. access is denied active directory response 00000005. insuff_access_rights, data 0
the user has insufficient access rights.

I also disabled all transport rules and anti virus email filtering (has been disabled on server, disabled it on users pc as well).
The user is using outlook 2007.

A: If the user has ever had domain admin rights then inherit permissions may be unchecked.  Ensure the ADUnC "view > advanced" option is enabled and look under security tab for that user for advanced and ensure inherit is checked.

A: Like i said, overlooking something stupid
i have vipre enteprised installed on the server controlling all agents
the user has higher access - and installed avast antivirus - i thought it was just vipre
the user turned off avast, low and behold - there comes the email.


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Home News La Liga win my biggest achievement- Zindane
La Liga win my biggest achievement- Zindane
written by Reporter May 22, 2017
Zinedine Zidane stunned journalists in Malaga when he declared winning LaLiga is more important than winning the UEFA Champions League. As the coach of Madrid, since he replaced Rafa Benitez, he had won almost everything that needed to be won.
"This is my happiest day as a coach. I have won everything with this club and winning LaLiga is the best", the Frenchman said.
Zidane had cause to prefer La Liga trophy more than any other. The Whites have not won it since 2011/2012, leaving Barcelona to dominate. Thus winning it and dethroning Barcelona became very special.
"We've achieved this by really working hard, over the course of 38 match days. The Spanish top flight is the toughest in the world. It is an important moment for me as a coach. The key of the success lies in the group. They have been united all season and that was the key for this LaLiga campaign. Everyone deserves praise, but above all the players deserve it. They believed in the message I told them," he said.
"It is the players who are out there on the pitch, they play and suffer. There are 24 of them, it is difficult to give them all the same number of minutes, but they are key. The success is down to the work they put in and the belief in what they do. If you work hard, with this squad I was able to win LaLiga, and that is not an easy feat".
Here are the other things Zidane said Sunday night:
"I am really happy and pleased. I'm happy to win LaLiga. We have played 38 match days and come out on top. This is the happiest day of my professional life, it feels different. We won the last games against Sevilla, Celta and Málaga. We struggled throughout the LaLiga campaign, but these three games were key".
"As the Real Madrid coach, you know what the expectation levels are like. I like it. Now we're going back to Madrid and to Cibeles to see the fans, who have to see their team. I dedicate this title to all the madridistas and to those who have been behind the team. On a personal level, this is for my family and my brother, the eldest. Although he will not understand what I'm saying in Spanish".
"I've suffered every three days, every game. There's a lot of tension. We live for this and I'm passionate about what I do. After nine months we've won the league and after four years it's hard to put it into words".
"They played their game. They're a good team and they've won a lot of games of late. We knew it would be difficult but we scored right away and that made things easier for us".
The Champions League final
"I'm not going to think about Cardiff yet, I'm just going to enjoy what we've achieved. When you start the season you know that LaLiga is your bread and butter. I could get up and dance right now but I'm not going to, but I'm really happy inside".
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Q: Parse.com How to know if an array does not contain an object there is a method for PFQuery
PFQuery *query = [PFQuery queryWithClassName:@"class"];
[query whereKey:(NSString *)key containsAllObjectsInArray:(NSArray *)array];

is there similar method to define if there is NO specified object in array?
like
[query whereKey:(NSString *)key doesNotContainAllObjectsInArray:(NSArray *)array];

If no, how to code this method by myself?

A: You can use the whereKey:notContainedIn: method for it.Please have a look at the documentation of Parse. Here's the sudo code from the link.
// Finds scores from anyone who is neither Jonathan, Dario, nor Shawn
NSArray *names = @[@"Jonathan Walsh",
                   @"Dario Wunsch",
                   @"Shawn Simon"];
[query whereKey:@"playerName" notContainedIn:names];

A: NSMutableArray *wantedObjects = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];

[array enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:^(id key, id obj, BOOL *stop) {
        if (/*do logic to match key or obj*/)
            [wantedObjects addObject:obj];
 }];

Now you can turn the above enumeration into a function. You can return [wantedObjects copy], which is an NSArray.

A: If you want to find objects where an Array key does not contain another object, you can simply use notEqualTo: as confirmed by a Parse developer here:
https://www.parse.com/questions/pfquery-not-include-any-object-in-array


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Methods of Differentiation in the Classroom
It's a term that every teacher has heard during their training: differentiation. Differentiation is defined by the Training and Development Agency for Schools as 'the process by which differences between learners are accommodated so that all students in a group have the best possible chance of learning'. In recent decades it has come to be considered a key skill for any teacher, especially those of mixed-ability classes. But what does it really mean? What is meant by 'differences between learners'? In a large class, differences between students may on the face of it seem too numerous to be quantified, but differentiation works on 3 key aspects which can be summed up as follows: Readiness to learn Learning needs Interest These differences may sound rather broad, but by applying effective methods of differentiation, it is possible to cater for quite wide variations between learners. Task Grouping Resources Pace Outcome Dialogue and support Assessment
Curriculum differentiation - Schools Plus - The Department of Education Ideas on adjusting the curriculum to meet the needs of all students Schools Plus would like to acknowledge that the information listed below is a body of knowledge that has been collected from a variety of sources - teachers, workshops, classrooms and schools. Set achievable tasks providing regular feedback throughout the activity Teach the student to organize themselves by listing tasks to be done and when they are due.
Differentiation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Differentiation may refer to: Science, technology, and mathematics[edit] Biology and medicine[edit] Geology[edit] Social sciences[edit] Other uses in science, technology, and mathematics[edit] In business[edit] See also[edit] Differentiation - Geoff PettyGeoff Petty Differentiation is the process by which differences between learners are accommodated so that all students in a group have the best possible chance of learning. We used to teach subjects and classes – now we teach students. In the Third Edition of 'Teaching Today' Geoff Petty (2004) there is an appendix which summarises differentiation strategies, each of which is explained in detail in the book. The downloads on the Active Learning Page of this website are also very relevant. The materials that can be downloaded from this page are principally for teacher trainers and staff trainers. Diff making it happen is for managers of teaching teams or senior managers. These materials are in draft form, and were used for an LSDA Train Trainers project on differentiation involving 75 UK colleges that I delivered with Carole Mitchel. There is a lot of material here, consider the poor trees!
NSW Syllabus :: Differentiated programming Students are individuals who learn at different rates and in different ways. These individual differences may influence how students respond to instruction and how they demonstrate what they know, understand and can do. Individual differences may include: cognitive abilities, including students' current level of understanding and ability in relation to a particular topic or skillprior learning experienceslearning styles and preferencesmotivation and engagement with learninginterests and talents. Through differentiated planning and programming, teachers can consider students' varying abilities, learning styles, interests and needs. What is differentiation? Differentiation is a targeted process that involves forward planning, programming and instruction. Differentiated programming: Differentiated programming provides students with opportunities to: The diversity of learners The K–10 syllabuses are inclusive of the learning needs of all students. How can teachers differentiate?
Idea: Differentiation In Michael Porter's ground-breaking work on the competition of the firm he argued that there are only two ways for firms to compete: by charging a lower price, or by differentiating their products or services from those of their rivals. This differentiation can take real forms (soluble aspirin as against non-soluble aspirin, for example) or imaginary forms (by advertising that suggests one perfume makes you more attractive to the opposite sex than another). The value of differentiation increases the more that products come to resemble each other. For example, different brands of airline flight or latte vary less and less as time goes by. So it becomes a bigger and bigger challenge to differentiate one from another. Once a clear distinction has been established, however, it can be reaffirmed for years and years. In consumer-goods industries it is common for a large number of differentiated products to be produced by a small number of firms. Further reading More management ideas
10 Best TED Talks of 2014 for Educators TED Talks are a major source of inspiration for educators who need a morale boost, a discussion starter, or a new perspective. The year 2014 brought some of the best TED Talks for educators, but there are some not-to-be-missed talks from 2013 that still are highly relevant for educators today. Their messages are invaluable for educators who work tirelessly to inspire creativity, motivation, and determination in their students. The Danger of Silence Poet and teacher Clint Smith encourages viewers to speak up against ignorance and injustice. Why Lunch Ladies are Heroes Children's book author Jarrett Krosoczka focuses on lunch ladies in his graphic novels and his TED Talk. My Daughter, Malala Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman for advocating for girls' education in Pakistan, and recently became the youngest Nobel Prize recipient in history. Embrace the Near Win Success, Failure, and the Drive to Keep Creating Teach Teachers how to Create Magic Every Kid Needs a Champion
A Teacher's Guide to Differentiating Instruction Introduction Does effectively teaching 30 students in one classroom require teachers to develop 30 lessons, one tailor-made for each student? Or should teachers "aim for the middle" and hope to reach most students in a given lesson? The answer is not simple. While most would agree it is impractical to try to individualize every lesson for every child, research has shown that teaching to the middle is ineffective. It ignores the needs of advanced students, often leaving them unchallenged and bored, while it intimidates and confuses lower functioning learners. What is Differentiation? Simply stated, differentiation is modified instruction that helps students with diverse academic needs and learning styles master the same challenging academic content. How to Start Four planning steps set the stage for effective differentiated instruction. Vary Materials Nonfiction and fiction, written at a variety of reading levels. Vary Process Vary Assessment Conclusion References Good, M. View Full Article
Cell Differentiation | Ask A Biologist In order for cells to become whole organisms, they must divide and differentiate. Cells divide all the time. That means that just one cell, a fertilized egg, is able to become the trillions of cells that make up your body, just by dividing. Those trillions of cells are not all the same though. Just a little while after you started out as a fertilized egg, your cells started performing specific tasks, even started to look different because of that. The example of this is your lung cells and your brain cells. Scientists still do not understand perfectly why cells in the same organism decide to differentiate. Scientists thought that new, fresh cells would differentiate, like a fertilized egg would.
What Is Differentiated Instruction? Click the "References" link above to hide these references. Csikszentmihalyi, M. (1997). Finding Flow: The Psychology of Engagement with Everyday Life. New York: Basic Books. Danielson, C. (1996). Sternberg, R. Tomlinson, C. (1995). Tomlinson, C. (1999). Vygotsky, L. (1986). Winebrenner, S. (1992). Harvard Education Publishing Group - Home Last year, when Sherryl Hauser, a third-year math teacher, had to plan a project to develop her teaching, it was an easy choice: differentiated instruction. "One of the reasons I picked differentiating is that I kept trying it and it kept failing," she says. It wasn't as if she didn't understand the concept. Hauser had coauthored an article, "Constructing Complexity for Differentiated Learning," in the August 2009 issue of Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School. But in going from preservice grad student to full-time teacher at Sage Park Middle School in Windsor, Conn., Hauser saw a gap between theory and practice. Suddenly, "tiering"—or varying the difficulty of work for students based on readiness—had a twist: Kids didn't like it when a classmate's paper looked a lot different or had more problems on it. This method is best embodied in the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson, whose books, videos, and DVD have been embraced by many school districts and professional developers.
1. Differentiation | Single Variable Calculus Hüther: ″Mit Leidenschaft lernen″ | Bildung | DW.COM | 29.10.2012 Im Informationszeitalter ist Kreativität gefragt. Es nützt den Menschen nicht mehr viel, auswendig gelerntes Wissen einfach nur abzuspeichern. Eigene Visionen und Ideen sind gefragt. Das meint der Göttinger Professor für Neurobiologie, Gerald Hüther. Um junge Menschen auf die Herausforderungen der Globalisierung vorzubereiten, müssen Schulen Wissen anders vermitteln. Wie das gehen kann, will der bekannte Hirnforscher jetzt mit einer neu gegründeten Schul-Initiative zeigen. DW: Herr Hüther, Sie beschäftigen sich schon seit vielen Jahren mit dem Thema Lernen und haben dazu auch eine ganze Menge veröffentlicht. Gerald Hüther: Viele Schulen nehmen das sehr ernst. Das Stichwort Begeisterung fällt bei Ihnen oft, wenn Sie über das Lernen reden. Mit Begeisterung bei der Sache ... Immer dann, wenn ein Kind richtig spürt, dass es etwas gut hinbekommt, eine Herausforderung meistert und etwas selbst gestalten kann, geht das diesem Kind unter die Haut. In einem Kind stecken viele Talente
The How To's of Planning Lessons Differentiated by Learning Profile Figure 10.1. Focus on Learning Profile Learning-Style Preferences Learning style refers to environmental or personal factors. Some students may learn best when they can move around, others need to sit still. Intelligence Preferences Intelligence preference refers to the sorts of brain-based predispositions we all have for learning. Culture-Influenced Preferences Culture affects how we learn, as well. The goal of the teacher is, therefore, not to suggest that individuals from a particular culture ought to learn in a particular way, but rather to come to understand the great range of learning preferences that will exist in any group of people and to create a classroom flexible enough to invite individuals to work in ways they find most productive. Gender-Based Preferences Gender also influences how we learn. Combined Preferences Combinations of culture and gender will create unique constellations of learning preferences in individuals. Some Guidelines for Learning-Profile Differentiation 4-MAT.


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Daniel Casasanto studies the mind in context: how language, culture, and bodily experiences influence the way people think, feel, learn, and make decisions, and how these processes are instantiated in their brains. His work has advanced research in the field of linguistic relativity, the theory that people who speak different languages also think differently. He has also proposed the theory of bodily relativity, the idea that people with different kinds of bodies, who interact with their environments in systematically different ways, think differently as a consequence.
Casasanto received a National Research Service Award from the National Institutes of Health, a James S. McDonnell Foundation Scholar Award, and the Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions from the Association for Psychological Science. He is the scientific director and cofounder of The Think Tank, a mobile cognitive science lab and education station that forges new pathways to success in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields for underrepresented students. Previously he served as a senior scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, and as an assistant professor at The New School for Social Research.
Casasanto received his PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and completed postdoctoral training at Stanford University. A former opera singer, he earned a BA in English literature and vocal performance from Oberlin College and Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
Casasanto joined the University of Chicago faculty in 2013.
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Pedagogical Considerations in Developing an Online Tutorial in Information Literacy.
Therese Skagen, University of Bergen LibraryFollow
Maria Carme Torras, University of Bergen LibraryFollow
Solveig M. L. Kavli, University of Bergen LibraryFollow
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Sissel Hafstad, Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
Irene Hunskår, Bergen University College
Information Literacy; pedagogy; online tutorial; web-based tutorial; lifelong learning; higher education; library user education; digital literacy; academic library
The article discusses the pedagogical background on which the design of the online tutorial Søk & Skriv ('Search and Write') is based. The tutorial Søk & Skriv is specially designed for distance learning students, but can also be used by students on campus. Søk & Skriv aims at increasing students' information and digital literacy with the ultimate goal of empowering them to gradually become legitimate members of the academic community, as well as lifelong learners. Further, the tutorial sets out to make a contribution to the pedagogical development of user education at the academic library. The article shows how a general didactical model, namely the didactical relationship model (Hiim & Hippe, 1998), has been applied to enrich information literacy education practice, and in this case specifically, to enrich the design of online education.
10.15760/comminfolit.2009.2.2.60
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Public Sector Innovation Award Winner
RapidSOS Modernizes Emergency Communication
2014 Winner of the Harvard Public Sector Innovation Award
The rise of smartphones and precise location data creates an opportunity for faster and better emergency response. The challenge in harnessing these technological advances is integrating them with 911 legacy systems developed decades ago.
RapidSOS, winner of the 2014 Harvard Public Sector Innovation Award*, is a platform designed to transmit data from smartphones into any existing 911 architecture. Founders Michael Martin and Nick Horelik bonded over their personal experiences with emergency communication and a mutual desire to integrate modern technology with the existing system. They began designing the platform while consulting with dozens of emergency dispatch centers. "We had to dispense with many preconceived notions," Martin said. "If not for our partnership with the 911 community, today we'd have really cool technology that simply doesn't work."
An FCC study reports that over 10,000 lives are lost annually due to inadequate location information on emergency calls. Moreover, 73 percent of 911 calls are made with mobile phones, which the existing infrastructure was not designed to accommodate. With RapidSOS, a smartphone can instantly send precise location data to the appropriate local dispatcher.
If you're a civilian in distress, this means any call or text you make to 911 from your smartphone will reach the appropriate local dispatcher without the need for transfer from a regional center. Moreover, the smartphone's location data will be vastly more precise than what can be determined by standard mobile phones (which involves triangulation between cell phone towers). Automatic location data is vital because the caller cannot often provide accurate information verbally, either because coherent conversation is impossible, or they're unaware of their location, or their mobile phone signal is too weak.
If you have downloaded the RapidSOS "Haven" app, you can also alert a dispatcher with one touch, sending location data plus any preset medical information (allergies, emergency contacts, etc.). The Haven app will also alert all preset friends and family members. For the emergency dispatcher, the data appears before them just as it would with a traditional call, which means there's no retraining necessary for personnel.
After two years incubating the RapidSOS platform at Harvard's Innovation Lab, the fast-growing team has raised $5 million in venture investment and reestablished their headquarters in NYC. They recently conducted a soft launch of their Haven app in partnership with hundreds of dispatchers and leading telecom companies. Based on preliminary analysis of over 14,000 test calls, the platform will reduce mortality by 10 percent, healthcare costs by 6.9 percent, and property damage by 20 percent. Haven will be broadly available to the public by the spring of 2016.
RapidSOS is also gearing up to offer a full suite of emergency communication technologies within the next 1-3 years, Martin said. "Once you have precise knowledge of when and where emergencies occur, you can start to build predictive models." They're now building a platform that predicts and pre-empts certain types of emergencies. For instance, by analyzing over 50 variables like precipitation rates and traffic patterns, RapidSOS can predict with precision the increased collision risk at certain intersections during inclement weather. "The available data and technology is creating a paradigm shift in how we're thinking about emergency communication," Martin said, "moving us from mere response to preventing emergencies before they occur."
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Uma visão geral das ideias, métodos e instituições que permitem que a sociedade humana gerencie riscos e estimule o empreendimento. Ênfase nas habilidades de liderança com experiência financeira. Descrição das práticas hoje e análise de perspectivas para o futuro. Introdução aos princípios de gestão de risco e finanças comportamentais para compreender o funcionamento do mundo real dos setores de títulos, seguros e bancos. O objetivo final deste curso é usar essas indústrias de forma eficaz e para uma sociedade melhor.
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O módulo final da professora Shiller inclui palestras sobre organizações sem fins lucrativos e corporações, e sua carreira em finanças.
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So, now cooperative. Now, a cooperative is different. So, the simplest way as I've said before of defining a cooperative. It's a business that, it may distribute profits. So, it is not a non profit, but it doesn't do it in the same way. And a voting system is different, that is it's one person, one vote. So in a sense, this allows it to be taken over by someone with very little money. But the assumption is, that it won't happen and it will bring idealists together. So this is the first cooperative society in history. They weren't encouraging women. [LAUGH] They were all men. They were kind of modern when this photo was taken. This is 1844. Photography was kind of still a rather. When did the first photographs come in? Late 1830s, I think. So this is a pretty good job, this group portrait from then. So in 1844, in that building, it's in some town in England. Looks like it has a ad on one side of it now. They set up a food store called the Rochdale, was it Rochdale Pioneers, anyone know about this? I think you can go there and shop there. I think it's still going more as a tourist thing now. So they've set up what we call the Rochdale Principles. But I couldn't find the original Rochdale Principles, but maybe these are, but this was as stated in 1936. But I think it reaches back to the original principles. Everyone is a consumer, and every person is a potential member of cooperative. Regardless of race, religion, belief, occupation or nationality. It should say sex too, but a gender is what you would say now. It did for a reason, already. So they're benevolent to all people. So, the profits are returned to the membership in proportion to purchases in the form of a rebate, probably at the end of the year. They tallied up everything you've bought at their store. And then, they give you the profits back as a percentage of how much you shopped. So, I think they may not have exactly had one person, one vote. But they had a limit on the number of shares of stock that one could get. It does say, right. Each member is entitled to only one vote, regardless of how many shares of stock he, I should add, or she owns. The places, this place is controlled equally in the hands of the each and every member of the group. The idea of a cooperative is that it's totally different spiritually, than a for profit corporation, even though it is for profit. But it's the profits that are distributed to the people who shop there. It's a fundamentally different feeling. So in 1885, Yale students set up a cooperative for Yale student undergrads. And they called it the Yale Cooperative Society. And they had a store, it's now called the Yale Bookstore. It's no longer cooperative. They have a funny habit of failing, cooperative societies. So the idea that the Rochdale people created, was an idea that corporate structure matters. And that they would set up something with a different voting structure, and a different core charter for the company. And it would make for a different movement. So here's an article that points out that voluntary open membership, democratic member control membership, member economic participation. So that for start, you are not trying to sell. You're not fishing for fools out there, trying to sell to suckers who will buy something that's not good for you. You're saying it to yourselves. So, and it hopes to survive by some sense of loyalty. >> So, you describe the same business. For example, a grocery store can operate in either a for-profit form, or as a cooperative. >> Right. >> So could you speak to the difference in the business strategies for these kind of different business forms? >> Yeah, in fact, the very first cooperative according to historians is the Rochdale society. It was a grocery store, in the 1840s in the United Kingdom. And you can look at, they issued a statement, look at what their statement was. It was something about wanting to serve our community better. And what I think that ultimately means is Not just creating the appearance of doing better, but actually doing better. For example, giving foods that are healthy [LAUGH] and. Now of course, for profit stores have an incentive, of course, to give food that is healthy. But the incentive isn't exactly aligned, right? They're not going to be like a good mother to you, [LAUGH]. But the best things out for health, they have an incentive to play little tricks on you, maybe harmless. That tempt you to buy things that have a higher profit margin. And Cooperative grocery stores give the appearance of less value. Their prices might be higher and they might not have things, candies for example, that you wanted. But they have a community spirit that offsets that. So, I think that's the idea, and the problem is that they're not that successful. There are not that many cooperative grocery stores. I think they tend to thrive in strong communities, where people talk to each other. And know about it. They can't really advertise what they're doing, it may not be convincing. And they have to charge higher prices in order to get, or lower wages to the people who work there. But you sense the difference in atmosphere, and I think there's something valuable there. >> I think so, since we're talking about making a price on the value to deliver. So, could you speak to shrewd corporate, operate at it's full steam to maximize the profits for the community members. >> Well, I think they should maximize, yeah the thing about a cooperative is that they are, they will let other people who are not members shop there. But it's designed for the members, and they're paid a reimbursement at the end of the year on their purchases. So it's for the members, and the members have equal votes. So they can get together and vote to do whatever they want, but it's our store. I'm planning to shop here, and I'm meeting with them. And deciding, so it tends to, what would you do? I mean we could set up a cooperative right now here. And do you want me to maximize the dividend I pay you at the end? Probably not, right? You're not doing it for that reason. So they're maximizing something, it's the welfare of the group. But it's not the same thing as the pure profit maximization.


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[Viewpoint] What's necessary in the North
North Korea's recent opening of a dam's floodgates and the fatal shooting of a South Korean tourist at a mountain resort in the North last year are symptoms of the same disease. Both actions were unwarranted, and both are inconceivable to our way of thinking.
If the North had to open the floodgates for some urgent reason, it should have warned the South to take precautions against a flash flood. It would have taken no more than a phone call. But it appears that current relations between the two Koreas are not worthy enough even to warrant a call.
The shooting death at the Mount Kumgang resort generated no more than a curt apology from the North. That being the case, we can probably expect nothing more following the flood tragedy.
All of this has left our president to sigh, "The North's view on human lives seems different than ours." So true. But what's even more important is to ask: What motivates the North Koreans to take the lives of their neighbors so lightly? Moreover, what kind of precautions should we take?
While recently visiting the Manchuria region to trace the last steps of independent fighter An Jung-geun, we stopped by a place near Harbin that served as the camp for Unit 731. There, the Imperial Army of Japan conducted experiments for biological weapons for possible use in the Sino-Japanese War and World War II. People were shoved into a high-pressure chamber or hung upside down to see how long they could live before bleeding or suffocating to death.
In another area, prisoners were exposed to extreme temperatures to see how long it takes someone to die of hypothermia. The victims, mostly Chinese and Korean, were called "maruta," meaning logs, and the camp was reported to the authorities as a lumber mill. The Nazis committed similar atrocities against the Jews. If they do not stem from pure insanity, what can explain these monstrous actions?
They were in fact a form of insanity, with the Japanese immersed in the idea of military imperialism while Nazi Germany sank into totalitarianism. No other values were tolerated, and none mattered apart from war victories and national glory.
The same rationale makes extreme Muslim groups say that terrorist acts are justified. When fanaticism strikes, everything else is secondary to absolute religious or ideological values. When madness permeates a society, that society becomes subject to dictatorship.
North Korea takes human life lightly because its thinking is entirely dominated by the juche ideology, leaving little room for other values. For the sake of juche ideology, leaders can kill millions of their own people as well as others.
Some think that North Korea develops nuclear weapons for deterrence and doubt they would be used against people of their own race. But they are wrong. Once fanatically motivated, the North could fire nuclear bombs any time, which makes it more frightening. Some people may criticize such thinking as mere Cold War rhetoric. Unfortunately, though, it is not.
The essence of our reunification policy lies in economic cooperation. The idea is to improve North Korean living standards and to peacefully coexist with the North. But is that possible? The Nazis and Japanese did not commit atrocities and provoke world war because they were poor.
Even if the North Koreans were suddenly better off economically, they would still pose a potential danger as long as they are tied to absolute authoritarianism. Economic prosperity, of course, could broaden their thinking. But a better economy can free military power and culminate in greater danger under an authoritarian mindset.
Former U.S. President Ronald Reagan knew well the perils of communist absolutism. His aides advised that summit talks with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev primarily focus on cuts in nuclear arms. But secretly, Reagan had another topic of discussion in mind. He wanted to persuade Gorbachev to allow freedom of religion in the Soviet Union so that religion could dilute the absolute standing of communism. According to notes of the meeting revealed in a March 7 article in The Wall Street Journal, Reagan asked Gorbachev if he would consider allowing people of any religion - whether Muslims, Jews, Protestants or members of the Ukrainian Church - to attend the church of their choice. He believed "one [religious] freedom will lead to another and another," proving more effective than arms control.
For humanitarian reasons, we must help the North Koreans. But more importantly, we must show them that there exists many more values and ideologies than communism and juche. If they find these values, they won't easily fall prey to fanaticism. Certain freedoms of religion should be allowed in North Korea, as in China. A growing economy without simultaneous development in philosophical outlook can be as dangerous as a savage dinosaur.
*The writer is a senior columnist of the JoongAng Ilbo.
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Summer Hunger Food Drive: How bad nutrition affects mental health
By Conner Beene
Published: Jun. 19, 2022 at 1:26 AM CDT
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) While kids are out of school for summer break some families can't always compensate for the two meals schools would otherwise provide. Insecurity like that has a major impact on a child's mental health.
The body's most important organ is the brain and it needs proper nutrients to function. Pamela Parulian with Beacon Nutrition says getting the proper nutrition is crucial for a child's development.
"They could have less control over their mood, it could affect their ability to form relationships and make healthy choices if their brains are not being fueled to be able to have that success in managing their mental health," says Parulian.
The effect that food has on mental health goes way beyond what you put in your body. Kids in your own neighborhood could be carrying the burden of not knowing where your food comes from.
"I think a lot of times we see that issues that students might be having in the classroom aren't necessarily about the school. You know it's more about things that are going on at home. And I think for a lot of them it can be difficult for them not to carry that stress from the household up to the school," says Bryan High School lead counselor Justin Estes.
The proper nutrients are not only important for children now but it's also important to their future. It can impact how a child acts physically, socially and emotionally.
"The nutrition a child gets when they're young can have lasting effects into adolescence and adulthood. As a child giving them the proper nutrition is one of the most important things you can give them for the rest of their life," says Parulian.
KBTX will be collecting donations for the month of June to help combat food insecurity and eliminate summer hunger during our annual Summer Hunger Food Drive. You can make a donation to the Summer Hunger Food Drive here.
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COGNICAL,, the parent company of Zibby, announced this week that it has raised $10 million in equity and debt financing, which it plans to use to "help e-retailers grow sales to nonprime and underbanked consumers."
Flexibility is Key to E-commerce Stability
As more brick-and-mortar retailers close their doors—Circuit City, Blockbuster, Ritz Camera, CompUSA and Dixons, among others—and Amazon becomes more and more powerful, I am constantly asked by our manufacturer customers about how best to navigate an increasingly challenging landscape.
Best Buy Again Tops Dealerscope 101 CE Retailers
The retailers listed in Dealerscope's registry of the Top 101 CE retailers in the United States and Canada rang up $233.49 billion in 2012, a modest 2.76 percent increase over the $227.22 billion earned in 2011. Chained to a weak economy, stubborn unemployment, sluggish sales and anemic stock performance, many CE retailers—including powerhouses such as Best Buy (1), Staples (8), Gamestop (10), Office Max (16), Sears (19) and Office Depot (23)—announced plans to close many bricks-and-mortar stores this year.
Some Ritz Camera Stores Reopened
C&A Marketing, Inc., has announced the reopening of 18 Ritz Camera & Image retail locations, as well as the online RitzPix.com. The move follows C&A's purchase of the Ritz brand following its bankruptcy earlier this year.
The Big Get Bigger, or Do They? The Changing Face of the Photo Specialty Channel
With the recent implosion of Ritz Camera & Image, the ongoing struggles of Best Buy and the highly visible bankruptcy of Eastman Kodak, the photo industry is witnessing a seismic shift.
End of the Road For Ritz, Wolf Camera Stores
Ritz Camera & Image will close virtually all of its remaining locations, after receiving permission to liquidate, Bloomberg News reported Monday.
Recently Emerged from Bankruptcy, Ritz Camera Files Again
Fox Business reports Ritz Camera & Image LLC, Beltsville, Maryland, filed for bankruptcy protection in a U.S. court on Friday, less than three years after it emerged from its first bankruptcy. Ritz was purchased in a bankruptcy auction in 2009 by RCI, a group led by Ritz Camera President David Ritz, for about $33.1 million for the chain's 375 stores.
Ritz now operates almost 300 stores in 34 states, and listed their assets and liabilities of between $50 million and $100 million in the filing, according to Reuters.
Photo Specialty Pioneer Edward C. Ritz Passes
Edward C. Ritz, a photo specialty retail pioneer and a cofounder of Ritz Camera, died on March 30. Family-owned Ritz Camera Centers (the predecessor to Ritz Camera & Image) was founded as a portrait studio in 1918 by Benjamin Ritz , in the Ritz Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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LONE STAR BODY SHOP
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Our last visit to the Lone Star Bodyshop was way back in May 2015 when 'The Metal Whisperer', Stuart Smith hosted his annual open day. The affair was modest but educational, with Stuart providing metal working demos and answering questions for as long as people were asking. We were also fascinated by the eclectic range of projects in the shop, both his own and customers, and not a deuce in sight.
Stuart suspects his interest in cars was influenced by his Uncle Rob, the youngest brother on his Mother's side.
"He lived on our farm in Helensburgh. He was a mechanic by trade and was going on tin hunts all of the time, but if it didn't have a Ford badge on it, it didn't have much value to him. We looked at a lot of cars that were essentially $100 per tonne," recalls Stuart, aged 64, going on 21. "Now I just love an interesting car."
He's operated from his sheds at Darkes Forest, south of Sydney, since 2002, where he's aided by his offsider simply known as Fireman Steve. Set among an orchard within the Dharawal National Park, Stuart tells us the property goes back four generations between two families.
The workshop is a seven day a week operation, the week spent working on customer projects while the weekend is reserved for his own toys, although we'd imagine the lines get blurred every so often. When he does venture out, you'll see him in his trademark maroon Chevy pickup with a gold star on the door. He's actually got three to choose from, including a dually, at a loss to explain the source of his affection for Chevy pickup trucks.
"Haven't we all watched Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon, when he pulls that house down on the beach head. At that point I said to myself that one day, I need a dually…"
This 1934 Dodge coupe is Stuart's current focus, accumulated after a tip off from a friend. He's not certain of the car's history, but suspects it was imported as right hand drive for a wealthy buyer back in the day. He surmises it found its way back to a Chrysler dealer in the 50s or 60s, perhaps as a trade, and the 1965 rego label could be a clue as to when it was parked and subsequently raided for parts.
Most confronting on arrival is the '34 Dodge coupe in the doorway, and yeah, it's got a Hemi. Stuart had only just returned from a USA trip when he was told of the coupe. He almost let it slip by, but when he discovered that it was the same wheelbase as his '34 Dodge roadster project, he figured he could put the coupe body onto his hot rodded roadster frame for a speedy build.
Aside from replacing the floors, Stuart reckons the coupe must have been stored indoors much of its life. A nice set of stock fenders are in the rafters awaiting their day in the sun. Meanwhile the roadster fenders are on the coupe, already widened for big rubber. He's also eliminated the dickie seat, preferring a boot instead.
Even in a generous sized coupe like the Dodge, a Hemi motor is still a squeeze. Stuart used a Steer Clear offset adaptor drop to ensure the shaft can clear the engine and headers, and has added a small blister into each of the hood sides for rocker cover clearance. The valve covers are one of four tin styles that Stuart knows of – Imperial, Chrysler Firepower, Industrial and Marine. Stuart's not exactly sure which of his Chrysler Hemi engines he'll put in, but leaning toward an aspirated 354. "A 354 will toss it around," he smiles.
The Dodge, like almost every car in the shop, runs a Jaguar front end. Stuart speaks highly of Jag conversions. "It's a good front end, has good geometry, and you can upgrade everything," he reasons. The exception to the rule is wide bodied International trucks that he's had some experience with. A Jag or Holden or L300 is far too narrow, but he's heard of wider Chrysler 300C and Ford Crown Victoria front ends being used with success.
Note the recess in the firewall for the distributor and the Auburn-inspired dash fascia. The column is from a Daimler, sans ugly bits, and the tiller is a cut down Buick wheel found on the HAMB.
The 354 Hemi with the Dyers supercharger is just for set up, meanwhile Stuart has some choices to make as far as the final configuration. Either way it's been a lot of work to simply make it fit and retain the bonnet and sides. Behind is a New Process A833 four speed manual gearbox, where fourth gear is an overdrive. It'll be a nice compromise between economical highway cruising and four speed fun.
1954 Chevy pickup is a long term customer project. Stuart has restored the original steel cab, the remainder of the body will be new aftermarket items. Small step up in the Chevy truck's frame comes courtesy of a Bob Bleed kit. The satin grey metallic is a neat finish.
There's a smart looking 1954 Chevy truck in the corner, a good example of a turn key build even though it's been on and off for some years. The body alignment on the restored cab is excellent and even though the tray and front sheet metal will be new items, they'll still need metalwork for a quality fit and finish.
His arsenal of heavy duty fabrication equipment includes a Pullmax P3 and P5 and a vintage McPhersons cast English Wheel, which Stuart reckons he's been offered up to $9,000 for.
Stuart's been asked to trim these new steel fenders, removed from a Model A drag car. It seems that when it launches, the right hand guard buries itself into the slick, cutting it. He's already cut them shorter, and is currently in the process of picking out the wire bead before further trimming.
"You're always doing shrinking, so the shrinking dye stays in the P5. That's how I made the blisters in the side of the hood. I make all my own dyes, they're an ultra high molecular weight polyethylene. There's a male and a female, that's how we would make sill panels like on the Dodge over there."
When there's welding to be done, it's TIG all the way. Stuart's years of experience makes for easy passage when it comes to getting his engineer to sign off on modifications.
"It's all about respect and trust," he surmises calmly.
Stashed away for their time in the spotlight are some of Stuart's personal projects. From left to right is a 1934 Dodge closed cab pickup cab, a pre-war Diamond T 509 and a KB5 International from the late 1940s. Most of Stuart's projects have been sourced in the USA during his many visits.
Shed 2 is the overflow, made up of incomplete and ongoing projects, diamonds in the rough and a stack of parts which all have a purpose, even if not right away.
"Most of this stuff, apart from actual cars, is resources for doing what we do. Yeah you can buy online, but then you have to wait and it's not what you really want. This is like half of a lifetime of stuff. It looks like organised chaos and that's probably what it is."
AA Series (58-62) KB International belongs to a customer. The son in what was a father-and-son project is all grown up now, but work is still progressing on the mechanicals. Beneath the bonnet is a Lexus quad cam V8.
We walk past another International pickup (Wow, these things are getting popular!) which is long term father and son project for a customer. It's been going on so long, the son has grown up and is now an adult working in the military! Nonetheless, the project has been restarted with Stuart consigned with a hundred small jobs relating to brake lines, steering, tail shaft and everything else that we take for granted.
We love this '47 Chrysler New Yorker which is further along than it seems. It's a Business Coupe which means it's got no back seat, but the trunk is about six foot deep. Stuart found the car in Oregon and planned to keep the original patina, but later painted it this pleasing Marine Blue. Some rust in the floor and sills has been eliminated, rear wheel arches raised around 80mm and there's a Jim Meyer four link in place. πThe original front crossmember was removed and reinstalled after a clean up. Paired with the Jag XJ6 front suspension and steering, it'll be one great driving car. πPeriod correct adjustable visor is awesome and will remain unpainted. "Once I paint it, I can't unpaint it," Stuart reasons.
There's another Hemi, and then another! The shiny one is destined for the Chrysler New Yorker nearby. I comment on the suitability of the coupe's new Marine Blue paint and Stuart mentions I'm not the first.
There's a fair chunk of change invested in this 392 Hemi, destined for the '47. Topping the original iron block are a pair of aluminium heads from Hot Heads, dual Edelbrock carbs and a bunch of alloy components. "It had an original flathead six and fluid drive transmission and I was happy to run that, but the old bloke had pulled the plugs out and only put them back in finger tight, which let water get into the cylinders. I had a 318 LA, but it wouldn't matter what you put in, you'd have to do something with the steering column. Well if we're going to escalate things, then f@#k it, let's just put a hemi in it!" declared Stuart.
The worked over 392 is fresh back from a rebuild, capped off with a set of alloy heads from Hemi gurus, Hot Heads. "They're way lighter, so there should be a whole lot less weight over the front axle," he confirms.
Stuart's a soft spoken gent whose love of old cars stems from a deep seated interest in form and function, as opposed to guts and glory. Helping feed his habit is an importing business he runs as well, regularly shipping containers from the USA. If you've got something to move, he's worth a call.
You'll find Stuart's operation online at www.lonestarbodyshop.com.au, or on facebook, and even on YouTube – just search under the shop name. Failing that, you can catch him on 0407 705 600.
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There are 10,000* survivors of childhood cancer aged 24 and under living in the UK at present, and RedArc believes that employers are well placed to offer ongoing support to their families.
Whilst good psychological support is available for children and teens suffering from cancer via the NHS, local organisations and charities, parents often need their own support too. They take on a huge number of practical and emotional roles to support their child and the rest of family. Having help to talk through their emotions and encouragement to look after their own wellbeing can have a hugely positive affect on their ability to cope.
In addition, it needs to be remembered that, the emotional toll can be felt long after treatment finishes.
"By offering well devised added-value services, employers have the ability to transform how a family deals with cancer, and make a difference that is hugely appreciated. Whilst reaching the end of treatment is indeed positive news, parents can become emotionally overwhelmed and often still need to support their child with longer-term side effects.
"Employers may offer financial support via critical illness; and a cheque does indeed provide a much needed prop in the early days of diagnosis and treatment, but long-term emotional and/or practical support is key. And this is particularly pertinent for cancer.
On average, parents can spend £600* in additional expenses per month (such as travel and accommodation) when coping with a child's cancer diagnosis, and added to that, is the potential loss in household income in order to fulfil carer responsibilities – sadly many even get into debt. Insurances that provide cover for childhood cancer, such as critical illness and income protection will provide financial support, but those that also offer medical, emotional and practical support for the parents are of more value at this time.
"During treatment, families focus on the daily aspects of 'getting through', but the treatments that help these children survive their cancer can also cause long-term health problems – these might include pain, fatigue and emotional issues which can last a long time. In fact, thirty per cent of survivors of childhood cancer have a chronic health condition and a further thirty* have other ongoing health-related problems – in many cases, the path to recovery is a long one.
"Receiving financial support is exactly what clients expect of their employer that offers such benefits, but by selecting their provider carefully, employers have an opportunity to go far beyond just meeting an employee's expectations, providing fuller value and engagement.


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According to Brad Shepard, Tazz will have to wait for a while as plans for him to get inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame this year have been dropped.
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The Time Traveler premieres November 24 on APTN
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THE TIME TRAVELER
Premieres Tuesday, November 24
In an effort to save her dying world, a young woman time-travels from the year 3012 to Toronto 2009, where she enlists the help of a young Aboriginal man.
Tune in for the APTN premiere of The Time Traveler, an exciting Sci-fi drama that takes viewers on the journey of a young woman who in an effort to save her dying world, travels back in time from the year 3012 to Toronto 2009, where she enlists the help of a young Aboriginal man.
It is the year 3012. Thanks largely to the practices and wisdom of indigenous cultures, modern people have finally learned to live in harmony with the environment. In some ways humans have attained a utopian society. But despite this, and despite fantastic scientific advances, the human race has become an endangered species: a mysterious flaw in people's DNA has caused widespread, encroaching infertility. However, a small, renegade group of people have figured out that the one solution to this devastating problem disappeared from earth over a thousand years ago. Luckily, time-travel has just become possible in this amazing future, but unluckily there is a catch: time-travel is illegal, drastically forbidden, and punishable by immediate death.
Nevertheless, a young woman named Nikki decides to travel back in time. She's only twenty-five, which makes her extremely young in a population where the average age is 386. Nikki is brave and lonely and is willing to take the risk to find a rare strand of DNA that will revive her aged, dying world.
Nikki takes the dangerous time-travel journey and beams back to the year 2009. In present day Toronto, she meets Jackson, a free-spirited urban-Aboriginal guy, down on his luck. Nikki and Jackson really click and she is able to convince him that she's from the future and that she needs his help. Together they set out – joined by Jackson's cousin Ray, down from the Rez.
However, ominous complications quickly arise. It becomes apparent that Nikki was not the only time-traveler to arrive in the city that day. Nikki must find out who has followed her and she has to track down the DNA strand, and she must do it quickly: she has just had word from her colleagues in the future that immediately after she travelled back in time, people in her world began to inexplicably die.
As Nikki embarks on her mission she realizes that she is in extreme danger, that she is a pawn in a sinister game and that in order to save her people she has to save herself.
Starring: Meegwun Fairbrother, Elitsa Bako, Ali Adatia, Inna Ivanova, Waawaate Fobister
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