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Totor är en belgisk seriefigur skapad av Hergé (Georges Remi). Serien Totor, lämlarnas patrulledare publicerades mellan 1926 och 1929.

Under tonåren var Georges Remi en aktiv och hängiven scout, och det var också i en scouttidning, Le Boy-Scout Belge (den belgiske scouten), som han fick sina första serier publicerade under signaturen "Hergé". Den första serien hette i svensk översättning Totor, lämlarnas patrulledare och handlade om en belgisk scout på äventyr. Totor var mycket lik den tidiga Tintin, en Tintin utan hårtofs och hund skulle man kunna säga. Totor anses vara en föregångare till Tintin.

Referenser

Belgiska serier
Belgiska seriefigurer
Belgiska dagspresserier
Tintin
Scouting

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Q: Display the values in drop down priority wise I have a drop down in which I have different locations, and depending upon this location drop down I have displayed Agents belonging to respective locations. Now I have allocated an agent to a location, so the agent which is allocated should be displayed last in the drop down. I am not getting how to do this. Please help.LIKE FIFO

A: One (not very efficient) way to do it, based on the absence of any of your code...
print "<select id="whatever">;
foreach ($arrAgents as $arrAgent) {
    if (empty($arrAgent['location'])) {
        printf('<option value="%s">%s</option>', $arrAgent['name'], $arrAgent['name']);
    }
}
foreach ($arrAgents as $arrAgent) {
    if (!empty($arrAgent['location'])) {
        printf('<option value="%s">%s</option>', $arrAgent['name'], $arrAgent['name']);
    }
}
print "</select>";

A better way to do it, assuming you're dealing with an array, is to sort your array based on the location element. This would probably require a user-defined sort, using uasort.

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Just 30 minutes north of Lisbon lies the enchanting Quinta de Sant'Ana, a historic family run wine estate.
Winemaking is our main activity. The grapes grown in the Quinta de Sant'Ana benefit from an Atlantic microclimate, with cool mornings and hot afternoons.
Winemaking is our main activity. The grapes grown in the Quinta de Sant'Ana benefit from an Atlantic microclimate, with cool mornings and hot afternoons. In the carefully converted cellar the ripe, handpicked grapes are used to produce distinctive wines full of fruity flavours, which vividly reflect our unique terroir.
We produce a surprising range of wines etc etc. We produce a surprising range of wines etc etc.


Happy Walpurgisnacht and Bealteinne | Language For You!
Tonight, April 30 is St. Walburga's Night, still a festival in much of Europe. The bonfires of the night come from a far older commemoration, that of Bealteinne on May 1st, exactly 6 months across the circle of the year from Samhuinn, Oct 31-Nov 2.
St. Walburga http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Walpurga was an 8th Century Missionary, and Abbess of Heidenheim.
In modern times, most of the world–except the US–celebrates May 1st as International Workers' Day, and even the Roman Catholics have newly dedicated the day to St. Joseph the Worker.
The Eastern Orthodox keep the traditional feast of St Jeremiah the Prophet, as well as many other commemorations, including St. Walburga http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_1_(Eastern_Orthodox_liturgics).
Another great way to celebrate invincible Life, with the fruits of Life: work and fun!
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Doris Day, född Doris Mary Ann Kappelhoff den 3 april 1922 i Cincinnati i Ohio, död 13 maj 2019 i Carmel Valley i Monterey County, Kalifornien, var en amerikansk jazz- och populärsångerska samt skådespelare. Bland Days filmer märks På kryss till Rio (1948), Västerns vilda dotter (1953), Dej ska jag ha! (1955), Mannen som visste för mycket (1956), Jag hatar dej, älskling (1959), En pyjamas för två (1961), Smekmånad på tre (1963) och Spion i trosor (1966). Hon hade även ett eget komediprogram på CBS, The Doris Day Show (1968–1973).

Biografi
Efter att en tid ha uppträtt som dansös tvingades hon efter en bilolycka 1937 att byta inriktning till att sjunga tillsammans med olika storband. En av hennes orkesterledare föreslog att hon skulle byta namnet Kappelhoff mot Day, efter sången "Day after Day" som fanns med i hennes repertoar. Hon lär själv aldrig ha gillat namnet Day eftersom hon tyckte att det hade en klang av strippa.

Med Les Browns orkester hade hon framgång med flera melodier och hon blev bland annat etta på den amerikanska hit-listan med "Sentimental Journey".
Senare kom hon att på egen hand få fler list-ettor bland annat med huvudtemat i filmen Mannen som visste för mycket (1956) där hon också medverkade. Sången "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)", från filmen, blev därefter hennes signaturmelodi. Day spelade huvudrollen i ett antal filmer, mestadels komedier och musikaler, under 1950- och 1960-talen. Hon oscarnominerades 1960 för Jag hatar dej, älskling, en av flera filmer i vilken hon spelade mot Rock Hudson.

Doris Day var gift fyra gånger varav tre varade kortare tid än fem år. Hennes längsta äktenskap var med producenten Marty Melcher, som vid sin död 1968, efter 17 års äktenskap, visade sig ha slösat bort hennes förmögenhet och skuldsatt Day. Detta tvingade Day, som egentligen dragit sig tillbaka (hon gjorde sin sista filmroll 1968), att ge sig in i TV-branschen med ett eget program, Doris Day Show 1968-1973, för att kunna betala av sina skulder. Day stämde sin tidigare advokat Jerome Bernard Rosenthal, som 1974 dömdes betala över $22 miljoner till Day (efter en förlikning fick hon drygt $6 miljoner. Hon hade tillsammans med Al Jorden sonen Terry Melcher.

År 1978 grundade Doris Day en djurskyddsorganisation.

År 2004 tilldelades Day Frihetsmedaljen, USA:s förnämsta civila utmärkelse, av president George W Bush. Doris Day deltog dock inte själv under ceremonin på grund av flygrädsla. 2011 släppte hon skivan My Heart. Det var hennes första nya studioalbum på 47 år. Mycket av materialet var dock inspelat under 1980-talet.

Filmografi i urval

På kryss till Rio (1948)
Tea for Two (1950)
Ung man med trumpet (1950)
Vårflamman (1950)
Västerns vilda dotter (1953)
Unga hjärtan (1954)
Dej ska jag ha! (1955)
Mannen som visste för mycket (1956)
Pyjamasleken (1957)
Kärlekstunneln (1958)
Jag hatar dej, älskling (1959)
En röst i dimman (1960)
Handen på hjärtat (1960)
Älskling, jag ger mej... (1962)
En pyjamas för två (1961)
Sol och vår och kär (1962)
Smekmånad på tre (1963)
Skicka inga blommor (1964)
Spion i trosor (1966)
Operation Caprice (1967)
Vad hände när ljuset slocknade? (1968)
Det ligger en karl i mammas säng (1968)

Diskografi
Album

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Young at Heart (1954) (med Frank Sinatra, soundtrack)
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Day by Day (1956)

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You'll Never Walk Alone (1962)
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The Love Album (1994) (inspelat 1967)
 (inspelat före 2004)

Referenser

Externa länkar

 Doris Day på 78-varvare

Amerikanska TV-programledare
Amerikanska sångare under 1900-talet
Amerikanska skådespelare under 1900-talet
Musiker från Ohio
Skådespelare från Ohio
Personer från Cincinnati
Födda 1922
Avlidna 2019
Kvinnor
Mottagare av Frihetsmedaljen


The week before Rosh Hashana, Arutz Sheva went out to learn about Jewish life in St. Petersburg, years after the mass aliya to Israel from Russia.
The above somewhat limited analysis does not take into account latent or obvious anti-Semitism, white supremacists, Black Lives Matter, Antifa, political animosities and a desire to move to the Jewish state for ideological reasons, nor what may change in the future.
It is not about those things. It is about how you feel getting up in the morning in the USA.
You go to work, shopping, shul, school, are part of a connected Jewish community of any type, only if you wish to be, daily life is just like everyone else's – and you take it as normal, take it for granted.
Arutz Sheva went to St. Petersburg, Russia last week, just before the High Holidays, to examine how that works out in an Eastern European city with 100,000 Jews - this even after the massive Russian aliya to Israel - and a long Jewish history, and discovered that defining and understanding the existential state of Jewish Americans was good preparation for the trip. Because it is the same for Russian Jews in St. Petersburg.
It's hard to imagine for those of us who associate Russia with the Tsars, the Pale of Settlement, Kishinev, Babi Yar, the Iron Curtain and the Leningrad (now St. Petersburg again) trial, but so it is. The Jews feel right at home, the difference being that some of them still think about it. And a number of them, not necessarily native Russians, work to make feeling at home compatible with feeling Jewish.
Like in America, feeling at home has made it even more crucial to try to strengthen Jewish identity and Jewish pride. That is an issue we expect to face in Russia after 70 years of anti-religious Communism, but, sadly, America today is no different.
Two people with whom Arutz Sheva spoke, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Pewzner and Roman (Yoram) Korovin (+79215740171) put the Jewish picture together for us.
Why is it so relaxed for Jews in St. Petersburg today?
"There is no anti-Semitism in today's St. Petersburg. Vladimir Putin is pro-Jewish and people feel comfortable because of it," said Rabbi Pewzner, the dedicated Chief Rabbi of the city, whose office is located in the arrestingly beautiful Grand Choral Synagogue, built in 1881.
The Rabbi, an American whose grandfather was arrested for teaching Judaism in Russia during the Communist era, has been the Chabad emissary to the city for 25 years, with the pace and variety of the activities he initiates or encourages showing no let-up.
Still, reminders linger, and across the street from the shul stands a stark glass-fronted building which, we were told by Roman, was the KGB office whose windows were trained on the synagogue. Today a supermarket fills the entrance floor.
Rabbi Pewzner:"We have made every effort to make the synagogue grounds welcoming for Jews and even non-Jews. We have evening performances where there are as many non-Jews as Jews. We want to bring the Jews closer to Judaism but show the non-Jews that they can benefit from the Jewish community as well."
An elegant inexpensive kosher restaurant is on the premises, a kosher grocery store, snackbar, and even a simple, but spotless and spanking new hotel, all located behind the gate along with a Hassidic shul, Georgian shul, kindergarten, the Beis Chana girl's day school – and a place for young adults to meet, turning the site into a community center.
"Look and see," the Rabbi advises.
The next morning we arise early and see the sweet-faced Jewish kinderlach come to school, laughing and giggling at our interest in them, many of them on scooters but accompanied by a parent, some of them speaking to us in Hebrew.
The city also boasts the Menachem mixed gender day school, a boys' cheder and the Shamir school affiliated with the Branover organization. Israeli teachers on the Heftziba program are welcome in all the schools.
The Rabbi explains: "We want to accept anyone who turns to us, every Jewish child, and that causes problems with the number of hours dedicated to Judaic studies. Russian parents (as Israeli educators well know, ed.) expect a very high level of secular studies, and it's hard to do both in the same school, hence the need for both a boy's cheder and the day school."
How do you reach young adults?
"We are part of the "Stars" (cochavim) program for 18-25 year olds who meet twice weekly and go to on a trip annually, with Israel one of the central trips. 130 young adults came for our recent opening night."
"Bar mitzvah groups, the Energy program for 13-17 year olds and a Sunday school attract others. "
On what level does the shul function?
"There is a minyan 3 times a day and about 150 people come to Shabbat services," he continues. "And this is not the only shul in the city. As you know, this past Shabbat our synagogue hosted the Kollel Torah seminar, in honor of people who come to study Torah every night in 100 Russian cities, about 10-20 in each, learning Halakha, Mishna, Hassidus, the weekly Torah reading, in translated books."
Visibly moved, he says: "We gave aliyos (blessings for Torah readings) to people who took upon themselves the observance of various mitzvot. Two pledged to have a brit after the seminar."
The Rabbi took us into the hassidic shul next to the large one to see the group of adult and elderly men who attend his nightly shiur In Russian. Some of them remember the days when Judaism was taboo and were reluctant to let us photograph them, so we left them out of camera range and blurred the photo a bit. It was so very moving to see them leaning over their texts to learn the weekly portion after evening prayers.
"There are a good many rachamim (mercy) programs for humanitarian aid, including medical care and helping patients move up dates for surgery.
"We also fill the needs of a Jewish community, with a mikveh, kashrut certification and more."
How did you get all this off the ground?
"That is a real story. The shul was in terrible shape when we came, but we began our outreach work anyway. And then, one day in 1992, we stopped to buy something and I guess we were noticeable. Someone came over and asked who we were, who turned out to be Edmond Safra. He came to the shul and promised to help. He had received a 'dollar from the Rebbe' and decided to donate to our work. Two years later, he came again with his wife, saw all the work we were doing, but didn't promise anything more. My wife began to cry when he left, but then, we were told that his wife wants to help and she gave us 1 million dollars! Everything is a result of that siyata dishmaya (God's help)."
Where is Israel in all this?
"I would be happy to see St. Petersburg's Jews move to Israel where I know they will remain Jewish. The Naaleh program was a wonderful thing and did much to bring families to Israel. But aliya is not in the cards for many of the Jews here – so we have to be here for them."
Roman Korovin is a charming Hebrew speaking tour guide, also a Chabadnik, filled with fascinating information about the city and its environs. Naturally, he takes us to Pushkin and Peterhof, regales us with the hidden waterworks in the gardens, evidence of Peter the Great's sense of humor, giving up at some point at our succeeding in mastering the Russian royal family, let alone the Yosipov dynasty. He guides us through the canals, the gorgeous palaces, pointing out the furniture, porcelain and objects d'art, showing us Rasputin's murder scene, losing us for hours in the Hermitage.
But his forte is satisfying our curiosity about Jewish history interwoven into the city sights, and his Chabad connections come to the fore when he takes us to the Wax Museum on the Peter and Paul fortress grounds and we see the figure of the Alter Rebbe, freed on the 19th of Kislev 5559 (1798). Leon Trotsky, also a Jew, is in wax there as well.
Among the many stops, we see the porch where, while the KGB was arresting the sixth Rebbe, his daughter Chaya Mushka came out to the porch and intrepidly shouted down to Rav Menachem Mendel, who was about to enter the house, that there were unexpected guests, thereby preventing the next Rebbe, Rav Schneerson, from being arrested.
Later, Roman takes us to off the beaten track to little known Jewish landmarks, such as the diamond merchant Margolin's house, with its imposing crest showing a Jewish and Russian soldier, meant to indicate the brotherhood between the two in WWI. We see the Jewish high school built by Ginzburg, closed in1938 when its principal was arrested, and the first ORT vocational school, built by Polyakov who lived on the premises, and in contrast, a building with anti-Semitic decorations of a Star of David with a horned Jewish face inside it.
At the Choral Synagogue, we learn another historical reference from Roman that illustrates the poignancy of Jewish diaspora life through the ages: "Up here are the names of the two wealthy, 19th century Jews, Polyakov and Ginsberg, who did not join the plethora of conversions to Christianity during their times, and are on the plaque decorating the outside of the shul. The Tsarina ordered the shul to be built to bring the Jews in to a smaller area rather than having them spread in outlying villages, but she wouldn't fund it, so a 25 ruble tax was levied on congregants who could afford it – their names are on the heavy solid wood benches carved lovingly by Jewish carpenters - and the two wealthiest and involved Jews added the rest."
There is a protective high metal fence and guard at the gate of the synagogue complex, but nowadays that is part of the international security landscape. Only here, as the New Year approaches, we utter a prayer for the religious welfare of the Jews of St. Petersburg, thanking those who labor to keep it intact. And hoping they are granted the fulfillment of "Next year in Jerusalem."


Innisfree's approach to skincare focuses on natural ingredients. Furthermore, I am attracted by its CSR efforts in building a more sustainable environment and thus have started to purchase more of their products in recent years. I was out the night before and only slept at 4am, culminating in a few breakouts the next day (beauty sleep is real, y'all!). I decided to try Innisfree's tea tree mask hoping that it'll tame those wild pimples which I have decided to name Kim, Kendall and Kylie.
Tea tree is known to have anti-bacterial compounds to reduce acne inflammation and unblock sebaceous glands. It can help in disinfecting the pores as well – and the benefits do not stop there. It helps to lighten scars as well! Is tea tree amazing or what?! Let's check out how this mask fared!
This mask claims to help with skin problems using tea tree (6th ingredient on the list; 200mg), while keeping the skin moisturised and clean at the same time. It contains Jeju green complex which comprises of green tea, cactus, tangerine, camellia leaves and orchids that can keep the skin healthy (see benefits in the table below). This sheet mask is triple-layered, meaning that it has a long-lasting moisturising effect which allows the essence to be absorbed gradually into the skin.
My skin is oily and acne-prone but with a dehydrated base. I tend to breakout during PMS and also if I lack sleep, am stressed or go on a fast food rampage. Sigh!
The packaging has a very simple, yet elegant feel to it. I've noticed that all of Innisfree's product packaging comes in this form and even the stores itself have a very nice and natural concept, which is unlike Etude House's pink and princess-y concept.
I opened the packaging by tearing on the small slit on the side and out of the packet I detected a slightly leafy, yet artificial smell. Fragrance is the last ingredient on the list so I wouldn't worry too much about it. However, I do not really like the smell but it was bearable because the smell is quite faint.
The thickness of the mask is on the medium side and it felt slightly stiff. Essence was clear. There was also not much essence on it (perhaps I'm more used to MBD's dripping masks with their generous essence) and in the packet there was minimal leftover essence of about 5 drips.
I spread the mask on my face and the fit was great and the adherence was alright. I walked around with the mask on my face and the sides and nose area (which are usually my adherence-problem areas) managed to stay on relatively well.
I had this on for 30 minutes before taking it off. There were no significant effects except that my skin looked brighter. It also did not leave a tacky finish, so you can choose to use it in the day as well.
Sadly, this tea tree mask was unable to tame Kim, Kendall and Kylie and the pimple family continued to reside in my humble abode. Some masks such as My Scheming's Skin Clarifying Astringent Mask has been more useful in taming my breakouts.
My skin felt hydrated as well, and I gently patted the remaining essence on my face in, which took about 2 minutes to be absorbed. I followed up with my usual skincare routine.
Is it just me or did my skin before masking looked better? This mask has been useful in helping to even out my skin tone and I also noticed some brightening effects. However, there were a few things I did not like about it – the essence (or lack thereof), the fragrance, as well as the thickness of the mask.
My skin always looks more blush-y right after I cleanse and exfoliate, and the redness subsides after a while even when without masking. The redness is only of concern during my PMS and thus I can't credit this mask with reducing redness because even when using my normal morning routine sans masking my redness subsides after 20 – 30 minutes.
However, when I woke up the next morning, my pimples reduced in size by about 30%. My skin's smoothness lasted for about a day.
I had such high expectations for you, Innisfree. I am disappointed with the performance of this mask but might consider repurchasing due to its affordable price. I feel that there are better masks out there for acne.
However, this mask is quite mild and can be used on all skin types, especially for you lucky people with little to no acne breakouts who are looking to purchase some affordable TLC products.
Have you tried Innisfree It's Real Tea Tree Squeeze Mask?


LCNB Corp. is a $1.6+ billion locally owned one bank holding company headquartered in Lebanon, Ohio. The predecessor of LCNB Corp., The Lebanon Citizens National Bank was formed as a national banking association in 1877. On May 18, 1999, The Lebanon Citizens National Bank became the wholly owned subsidiary of LCNB Corp. In 2007 the Bank changed its name to LCNB National Bank.


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Will Hillary Clinton Be Undone by Weiner? Here's What You Need To Know
It's an October Surprise that few of us saw coming: the FBI reopened its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server just 11 days before Election Day, citing evidence that it apparently obtained while looking into Anthony Weiner's sexting scandal. Although Hillary has managed to largely sidestep the email fiasco – in the eyes of both voters and of the justice system – the latest Weiner revelation could spell political and legal disaster for the embattled candidate.
FBI Director James Comey dropped a bombshell on Friday with this letter, which announced that "the FBI has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation." They had been investigating allegations of sexually explicit messages sent to a 15-year-old girl by Weiner, who is the estranged husband of Clinton confidante Huma Abedin.
Predictably, the Hillary machine has dragged Comey over the coals for reopening the politically damning investigation at the eleventh hour of the election. Hillary's campaign chair, John Podesta, blasted the FBI director in a withering statement.
"It is extraordinary that we would see something like this just 11 days out from a presidential election," he said. "The director owes it to the American people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining. We are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the FBI reached in July."
Comey's response to the backlash is telling: while he understands the political and professional ramifications of commenting on a sensitive investigation so close to the election, he remains insistent that the new emails forced his hand.
"We don't ordinarily tell Congress about ongoing investigations, but here I feel an obligation to do so given that I testified repeatedly in recent months that our investigation was completed," Comey wrote in a letter to FBI employees. "I also think it would be misleading to the American people were we not to supplement the record."
Tens of thousands of Abedin's emails were found on a laptop that she shared with Weiner, who was forced to turn it over to the FBI as part of their sexting probe. Officials have yet to publicly share the contents of the emails, with the FBI claiming that it has not yet begun to sift through them; in the meantime, speculation has begun to mount.
One popular theory involves Kim Dotcom, the New Zealand-based internet entrepreneur who has been tangled in an extradition battle with the U.S. over charges relating to his role as the founder of file-sharing site Megaupload. On Friday, Dotcom ominously tweeted: "Hillary, who signed my extradition request, will get busted by the same mass surveillance system the US Govt used to spy on me unlawfully."
As the theory goes, Hillary's deleted emails were never missing. They were stored in the NSA's cloud server – by the "mass surveillance system" Dotcom refers to – and remain accessible to anyone who knows how to access them. Dotcom figured out how to retrieve Hillary's deleted emails, according to the theory, and made the process public via Twitter, prompting panic throughout the Obama administration.
The government was always aware that Hillary's emails were out there, the theory continues, and pressure from WikiLeaks had been forcing the Obama administration to figure out a solution. Dotcom's revelation scrambled their plan, which was to forget that the email thing ever happened, and now Hillary will have to take the fall to protect Obama and the rest of the Democrats that were implicated.
If the Dotcom theory is true, it would mean that Abedin's laptop is merely a ruse for the FBI to introduce emails that it recovered from the NSA's cloud server, and to do so in a way that links the scandal directly to Hillary's inner circle.
In the summer, Abedin testified under oath that she had handed over all of her devices that possibly contained any material relating to her State Department work: "two laptops, a BlackBerry, and some files that I found in my apartment," she said during her deposition. If the third laptop exists, Huma clearly perjured herself – but why would she not only continue to store Hillary's deleted emails on her laptop, but also give her philandering husband free reign of the device?
The Dotcom theory potentially proves that the rabbit hole goes even further. Some proponents of Dotcom's version of events believe that Hillary and the Obama administration are locked in a sort of political poker game.
Hillary allegedly knows that the contents of her deleted emails will also implicate Obama and several top members of the administration. She can comfortably demand that Comey release his findings, therefore maintaining an illusion of honesty and integrity in front of voters, trusting that the revelations contained within would tank Comey and the Obama administration.
In a spectacularly roundabout way, the antics of Anthony Weiner could certainly end up springing an unfixable leak in Clinton's once-sturdy ship. Whether the self-described "perpetually horny middle-aged man" was actually sending lewd messages with the same computer that his wife used to store Hillary's secret emails remains to be seen, but the renewed focus on Hillary's email scandal will not do her any favors.
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Kansas City chapter event: Data and visual storytelling boot camp
By ASBPE Staff	/ January 11, 2017
Join the Kansas City chapter on February 28th for a data and visual storytelling boot camp. Registration, networking and breakfast will begin at 8:00 am. Sessions will run from 8:30 to noon.
February 28th, 2017, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Sessions will include:
8-8:30 — Breakfast, registration, and networking
8:30-9:15— Gathering the data you want: How to ask the best questions of your audience
Speaker: Marnette Falley — UBM
The first step in great data presentation is effective data gathering. This workshop will help you figure out the kind of data you want, the demographics you need to gather to drill down into your responses for analysis, what power questions to include and how to evaluate the questions you're thinking of asking to maximize the accuracy of the final data set.
9:20-10:05— By the numbers: A breakdown of Google Fusion Tables for data interpretation
Speaker: Jim Lucy — Penton Media
Are you a bit of a Map Geek? Want to put finally put that Geography minor to good use? Or do you want to learn how to use maps to provide your online and print audiences with demographic info or other data on the local metro, county or state level? This workshop will teach you how to use the free Google Fusion mapping tool to display data such as population, employment, sales, housing starts, types of companies and other info in an interactive mapping format that looks great in a digital format and isn't hard to master.
10:10-10:55— Doodles you can use: Why you should give this visual content presentation a chance
Speakers: Alison Fulton, Farm Journal, Portia Stewart, and Katie James — UBM
Brain research shows when you combine words and images, you retain more than 65% of what you heard after 72 hours. But if you only listened, retention drops to 10%. This workshop will tackle sketchnoting and why you should give this highly-visual content presentation a try including:
1) discussion of what and how to sketchnote
2) structure and layout,
3) and tips for curating the best content to include in your doodle.
11:00-11:45— The one that got away: B2B social media fish stories to get your followers and fans engaged
Speaker: Marc Vasquez, APR— UMB Financial Corporation
You've got the data. You know your demographic. Your creativity is rearing to go. What now? This session will educate you on how to weave that data into a compelling story, determining the best vehicle to launch that story and what to do after you set sail toward keeping them hooked.
The Google Fiber Space
1814 Westport Rd
Early-bird registration prices:
$20 for members of ASBPE, PRSA, IABC, SMCKC or FX
$10 for students with valid ID
Late registration prices (After February, 8 2017):
Marnette Falley is the Content Director for UBM Life Sciences' veterinary group. The editorial team she heads develops multimedia content for three national conferences, the veterinary market's leading web portal, and three award-winning print publications — dvm360 magazine, Firstline and Vetted. The team also produces eletters, outside projects for corporate clients, custom web sites, webinars, and more.
Falley was recognized as a McAllister Editorial Fellow for her editorial leadership. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Spanish and Political Science from Kansas State University and a Master's Degree from the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. She lives west of Kansas City in a little farm house that she shares with her husband, daughter and a Chocolate Lab named Chip.
Jim Lucy is the Chief Editor of Electrical Wholesaling magazine at Penton Media, where he has worked for more than 30 years. He has written hundreds of articles for on topics such as energy-efficient lighting, sale opportunities in the solar market, succession planning, and the fastest-growing metros in the U.S. He published his first book, "The Electrical Marketer's Survival Guide," in 1999, and more recently has been entertaining himself by building a new subscription-based data product that will provide the electrical market with electrical sales potential and related economic data on the local, county and state level.
He has a master's degree in Communications and a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Glassboro State College (now Rowan University), Glassboro, N.J. Jim and his wife, Barbara, are the proud parents of three sons and are happily transplanted to the Kansas City area after moving to KC from New Jersey in 1992.
Portia Stewart is Editor and Team Channel Director for UBM Life Sciences' veterinary group. She is a pun-loving editor who spends her days arguing the differences between cats and commas (commas are a pause at the end of a clause, while cats have the claws at the end of the paws). She is a minion to two cats, a dog and a guinea pig. She's also the mastermind behind the practical articles, tools, videos, and solutions for managers, technicians, assistants, and veterinary receptionists that you find on dvm360.com.
Alison Fulton is currently Design Director at Farm Journal Media where she is working on three different magazines and helping expedite the move to digital content. Alison was previously at UBM Life Sciences, Veterinary (formerly Advanstar Veterinary) where she was privileged to work with the best team imaginable for over 20 years. Alison designs and creates magazines, iPad apps, emails and websites amongst other things; data presentation over all platforms is one of her specialties. She and her husband Jeff, have two beloved dogs, Beau, a fuzzy brown and Elsa, a (black and white) Dalmatian.
Katie James is an Associate Content Specialist for UBM Life Sciences, Veterinary. She produces and edits content for dvm360.com and its associated print publications, dvm360 magazine, Vetted and Firstline. She has a passion for creating highly-engaging content through the use of new technology and storytelling platforms. She was named an ASBPE Young Leader Scholar in 2015 and attended the national conference in New York. Katie grew up in the Kansas City area and graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in journalism. Outside of the office her sidekick is an energetic Australian cattle dog mix named Blitz.
Marc Vasquez, APR, is the Security Awareness Program Manager for UMB Financial Corporation where. He possesses nearly 20 years of both agency and corporate public relations and social media experience. Marc is also the technology chair for the Social Media Club of Kansas City and is a member of the Social Media Club global board. He holds the Accreditation in Public Relations credential which has been established as a way to recognize public relations practitioners who have mastered the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to develop and deliver strategic communications. By night is the gaming sidekick to his 9-year-old son @StuffJakobSays. You can generally find Marc via @vasquez007 or on LinkedIn.


PALMVIEW — The Agua Special Utility District was awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, or CAFR, by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada.
The award — described as the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting, according to a news release issued by the GFOA — comes amid Hidalgo County District Attorney Ricardo Rodriguez Jr.'s call for the Texas Rangers to investigate Agua SUD.
Last week, Rodriguez's office issued a news release stating they were enlisting the Texas Rangers to join their investigation of the district. The review is to determine if Agua committed a criminal offense, according to the release. Rodriguez would not provide further details and Agua SUD officials have yet to comment on the matter.
Agua SUD received recognition for its 2015 and 2016 fiscal years' audits, which both completed by McAllen-based Carr, Riggs & Ingram LLC. The company was named Long Chilton LLP at the time it conducted the 2015 audit.
The GFOA established the CAFR program in 1945 to encourage governing bodies to go beyond the minimum requirements of accounting, according to the GFOA's website.
This award is not meant to assess the financial health of Agua SUD, or other organizations that participate in the program, but simply ensures that whoever performs the audit has the necessary information to make that assessment themselves.
Car, Riggs & Ingram issued an unmodified, or "clean," opinion on Agua SUD's financial statements for both years.


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Mariota says 'I'm in a good spot' three months after season-ending injury
by: Rob DeMello
Posted: Mar 27, 2017 / 10:59 AM HST / Updated: Mar 27, 2017 / 10:59 AM HST
Hawaii's Marcus Mariota of the Tennessee Titans, says he's been on the mend three months after suffering a fractured right tibula during game play.
In his first on-camera interview since the injury with KHON2 Sports Director Rob DeMello, Mariota says "this process has been really good, and I'm in a good spot."
The star quarterback, who had his second season in the National Football League come to an abrupt ending on Christmas Eve in a game against Jacksonville, is back home in Hawaii and spoke with DeMello at the Oahu Country Club in Nuuanu Monday morning.
"There are different things both on and off the field that I can learn from (the injury)," Mariota said, "and it's given me an opportunity to realize how special the game really is, and how special my opportunity really is to play, and every time I step on the field to just enjoy it because you don't really know when the last one could come up."
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Mariota has shed the cast and walking boot that he was forced to wear for the better part of the last three months.
Since having surgery, the Saint Louis graduate has spent most of his time rehabbing at his collegiate alma mater at the University of Oregon, spending most of his free time with his brother Matt, a sophomore linebacker with the Ducks.
So far, Mariota has completed 276-of-451 passes for 3,426 yards, 26 touchdowns, nine interceptions and had a 95.6 passer in 2016. He added 60 rushing attempts for 349 yards and two touchdowns prior to his season-ending injury.
Titans head coach Mike Mularkey has made it very clear in his remarks to the media over the last couple of months that the organization will be very careful on how and when Mariota returns to the field, with most projections of his being in training camp to be in late July.
Mariota says that given the support that he's been provided with through the rehab, he is confident that once camp breaks, he will be taking snaps with the Titans.
"As long as I continue on this path, I'll be ready to go once fall comes around."
Mariota, through his Motiv8 Foundation, hosted a charity golf tournament Monday afternoon. Prior to his tee time, First Hawaiian Bank Chairman and CEO Bob Harrison presented a $115,000 check to Mariota.
The generous donation is the result of proceeds from sales of the collector's edition Marcus Mariota Bobblehead.
"The inspiration behind the foundation was really from my parents," Mariota said. "They motivated me to become the best person I could be, whether it was on or off the field, and with this foundation, we want to kind of take that and use Motiv8 as a steady force for youth and to provide them what my parents provided me."
HONOLULU (KHON2) -- When Liberty Peralta decided to open a business she hoped would ignite a love for cats in the community, little did she know that a global pandemic would come barking at her doors, which temporarily closed after they opened on Feb. 13, 2020.
The cat cafe in Kaimuki provides a cozy refuge for folks who want to get away from the everyday stress and grind. At Popoki + Tea, people can chill with adoptable cats while enjoying milk tea or coffee. The business closed for six weeks from late March through June when the pandemic hit.
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James Lally has been an active participant in the Chinese art market for more than 45 years. He was a director of Chinese works of art at Sotheby's in New York and Hong Kong from 1970, and in 1983 he was named president of Sotheby's in North America. In 1986 he founded J. J. Lally & Co. and mounted an inaugural exhibition which was sold out in the first week. Since then the gallery has established an advisory service and presented a series of successful special exhibitions each year, and a constant display of fine Chinese ceramics, bronzes, jades, sculpture and various works of art is maintained throughout the year. J. J. Lally & Co. is widely recognized as one of the finest Chinese art galleries in the world and James Lally is acknowledged as one of America's preeminent experts on Chinese works of art and the international market for Chinese art.


LURAY, Va. - Some years ago, my husband and I set out on our great honeymoon adventure. Our three-day drive from Pittsburgh to jobs in Miami would take us through Virginia's picturesque Shenandoah Valley. To humor my father, we agreed to stop at Luray Caverns.
Discovered in 1878 and named a National Natural Landmark in the early 1970s, the 64-acre series of subterranean rooms and passageways is remarkable.
There's something magical about being 160 feet below the surface, where the temperature is always 54 degrees, and still feeling dwarfed by nature; some of the cavern's dimly lighted rooms soar 10 stories. And how cool is the cavern's sparkling Dream Lake, which reflects myriad stalactites hanging from the ceiling? We knew that some day we'd be back.
That day arrived recently, after dropping our daughter off for her sophomore year at James Madison University. It proved just as much fun as the first time.
We started our trip in scenic Harrisonburg, home to the university. Known as part of the "Breadbasket of the Confederacy," it's a must-see for history buffs interested in Civil War battlefields and historic sites such as the Hardesty-Higgins House, used briefly as headquarters of Union Gen. Nathaniel Banks. It's equally popular with bicyclists, thanks to multiple mountain-biking trails, and also a boon for foodies, who have dozens of restaurants to choose from in the state's first designated culinary district. Add three craft breweries, a cider house, and a pair of wineries to the victual delights.
After moving our daughter into her dorm, we saluted the fall semester with a terrific lunch of pulled-pork and cheese grits at Clementine Cafe on South Main Street, which is also an art gallery and live-music venue. Bidding Olivia a teary goodbye, we drove a half-hour south to Staunton.
It's hard to imagine a small town more charming than Staunton (don't make the mistake we did - it's pronounced "STAN-ton"), home to Mary Baldwin College and the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum. It's extremely walkable and postcard pretty. And talk about things to do: Its six-block main street bustles with antiques shops, art galleries, restaurants, coffee shops, and quaint boutiques.
It has also been a boon for theater lovers: The American Shakespeare Center houses the world's only re-creation of Shakespeare's original indoor theater, the 300-seat Blackfriars Playhouse. It's next to the historic Stonewall Jackson Hotel, where, after checking in, we made a beeline to chef Ian Boden's much-lauded 26-seat restaurant, the Shack. We didn't have time (or reservations) for the $45 prix fixe menu, but we noshed al fresco on pimento cheese and pork cracklins. We then clapped and hooted our way through a lively production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. And neither of us thought we liked Shakespeare.
On Saturday, my husband talked me into visiting Bruce Elder's antique/classic-car museum, housed in a 1911 Ford dealership building. For $5, we got to see two floors of more than 50 cars, including Richard Petty's 1987 Pontiac Grand Prix Winston Cup Race car and a 1911 Chalmers Model 30 with wooden-spoke wheels.
As payback, I insisted we do a craft-beer tasting ($10 for four) at Redbeard Brewing, a small-batch brewery on Lewis Street. On our way out of town the next day, we stopped for burgers at the nondescript Marino's Lunch on North Augusta Street. A fave with locals, it has been a beer joint and bluegrass hot spot for more than 100 years.
Staunton is just a few miles from the Rockfish Gap entrance to Shenandoah National Park's Skyline Drive, where the $20 per-car entry buys you seven days on the 105-mile drive. If you plan on hiking, ask the park ranger at the gate for trail maps; they're marked with elevation, distance, and effort level (easy to challenging). We did two hikes during our stay: the 2.2-mile loop to the Turk Mountain Overlook (harder than it looked) and the 1.6-mile Stony Man Trail partway along the Appalachian Trail to Stony Man Summit, Shenandoah's second-highest peak at 4,010 feet (easier than we imagined).
If you plan on going point to point by car, know that the 35 m.p.h. speed limit makes for slow driving. Sometimes infuriatingly so, as drivers pull on and off for the drive's 75 overlooks. We thought the views of the rolling piedmont to the east were more spectacular than those of the Luray Valley to the west, but they're all Instagram-worthy (even if you can't immediately post them due to poor cell service).
If you're going to spend the night on the drive, there are only three options: Lewis Mountain Cabins, Big Meadow Lodge (where you'll find the Harry F. Byrd Visitor Center), and Skyland Lodge, where we enjoyed views from the highest point on Skyline Drive from the comfort of our room. A word of caution for you impatient types: Though the resort regional fare was very good, the restaurant can be extremely crowded on weekend evenings. Expect a wait.
Another long queue is in store if you don't get to Luray Caverns early; by 11 a.m., the line already was snaking out the door. The hour-long tour, though, is lots of fun. Be sure to rub the "eggs" on the way out - the only parts of the cavern you are allowed to touch - for good luck.
Admission to the caverns includes the Car and Carriage Caravan Museum, but we opted instead for the adjoining Luray Valley Museum (also free) to learn about local history and see artifacts from the 1750s to the 1920s; the museum also includes a seven-acre re-creation of a small 19th-century farming community. Still have some energy? Kids will love the Garden Maze ($9 adults, $7 ages 6-12), and who can say no to a tasting of local wines in the 1860 Burner Barn (weekends only through fall)?


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The Art Behind New York's Smile
Lindsay DeLong
The Smile can be easy to miss. It's a cozy 1830's Federal-style townhouse in NoHo one level down from street level. With its unassuming exterior and an interior made up of wooden ceilings, brick walls, and dim lighting it has become quite the local hotspot. Zoe Kravitz, Cara Delevingne, Kendall and Gigi– basically all of New York's It crowd– are fans.
Just behind it are tiny garden apartments where the executive chef, Melia Marden's parents (the renowned artists Brice and Helen Marden) first lived together in the late 60's.
Melia was raised in the art world— she grew up royalty in the NY art scene— and it seemed to be the path she was destined for. By three she had done her first around-the-world trip, her summers were spent at the family's vacation home in Greece, and she was well-versed in all things New York. As she grew up around art she just figured it was what she was going to end up doing. International art; domestic art; it was her niche— she even went to Harvard and majored in Art History. Her sister opened a gallery; and Melia got a job interning at various magazines… but then suddenly, she realized that it just wasn't for her.
"After school, I didn't want to do any of the things I thought I was gearing towards. I didn't want it as a career. I didn't want to work for a museum or a gallery. I didn't want to be in an office. The reality of stuff I thought I wanted to do with my life was different from what I had originally thought," she explains.
So she switched it all up. She enrolled at Manhattan's French Culinary Institute (now the International Culinary Center) and upon graduating took a job working for a female chef at Maya's in St. Barts, popularly known as the best restaurant in the Caribbean. Once she came back to New York, she started her own catering company and through a job reconnected with the restaurateur Carlos Quirarte. He, along with Matt Kliegman— also an accomplished restaurateur— were opening a restaurant called The Smile and inquired if Melia would be interested in being their head chef. When she met them at the soon-to-be-location and realized it was the very place her parents used to live, she knew it was fate.
Although she lacked the kind of background usually needed for a position of that caliber, she knew she could handle it. The Smile officially opened in March of 2009, and Melia, who was in her early 30's was the head of the kitchen. "There was definitely tension with me running a kitchen with a bunch of prep guys. Not only was I a woman coming in, but I didn't really have much experience, and I was young. It was hard to get people to respect me and take me seriously," she explains.
She realized that she was going to have to work for that reverence and she was game. "I didn't really deserve their respect in the beginning because I didn't really know what I was doing. I had never had that experience of working in a big scary kitchen where people are screaming and throwing pots. Here the kitchen is small, so it's really hard to shout at someone and tell them to do something differently when you're going to be standing next to them for the next 10 hours."
Seven years in, she's now a partner and has developed her own vibe in the kitchen— one where she's able to manage without being aggressive, and one where she feels she's earned the esteem she's given.
The Smile has since expanded to include three more locations throughout Manhattan including Smile To Go, The Smile at Milk Studios, and The Smile Newsstand. Melia is proud when she states that all of their head chefs are women at their different locations. "It wasn't by design, it's just how it happened. I think as it becomes more normal, that old stereotype [of chefs only being men] isn't as true anymore."
She's paving the way for women in the kitchen, and has made a name for herself in the cooking world. She's known for her Mediterranean-inspired dishes peppered with Moroccan and Greek elements. She's written a cookbook called Modern Mediterranean and enjoys spending nights at home with her family developing new recipes where she can see every step of the process and then adapt them for the restaurant. Every day she enjoys what she does and is confident her after college switch-up was one that led her in the right direction.
Because as it turned out, food, is her art.
Lindsay DeLong is the Managing Editor of The Fullest. She'll take the food-kind-of-art over the museum-kind-of-art any day… especially if it involves Miss Marden's food. Find Lindsay at lindsay@thefullest.com or on social media via @lindizzaster.
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Maren Morris & Chris Stapleton Slay With Their Performance Of 'Friendship' At The CMAs
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Maren Morris & Chris Stapleton brought down the house performing 'Friendship' at the CMAs with Mavis Staples! Watch their amazing rendition here!
Yeehaw, it's the CMAs! Taking the stage was none other than Maren Morris and Chris Stapleton, and they absolutely brought the heat. Together, along with Mavis Staples, they performed Chris' hit "Friendship", forming an unbelievable trio. While there have been so many stand-out performances so far, this was one of the best collaborations of the night. In fact, so many fans took to Twitter to praise Maren's vocals. @TXGolfBum wrote, "@MarenMorris lawd girl, where did that bluesy soul voice come from? We need more of that." Another fan @Clark_Dickinson tweeted, "@MarenMorris Welcome to Superstardom You earned it Go Gurl!!" Watch the three of them bring down the house in a video below!
Recently, Maren made an unexpected appearance at Taylor Swift's concert. While at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX on Oct. 5, Taylor invited Maren on-stage for a joint performance of her and Zedd's hit song, "The Middle." "VOCALS MAREN. Maren is from Arlington TX and judging from the deafening screeches of joy from the crowd, they are proud of her," Taylor captioned a video of their performance. "So so grateful this happened, I was so happy I was really just bopping like an 8 year old alone in my room."
Later on, Maren made another stunning appearance at the CMT Artists of the Year show. As one of the night's honorees, the country star showed up wearing a gorgeous pink dress with extremely feathered sleeves that were to die for.
We'll keep you posted with all of the latest news about the CMAs. In the meantime, check out all of the star-studded arrivals on the red carpet right here!
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With over 30 years of experience working with self-regulating systems and teaching them to thousands of people worldwide, I have created a system of practical exercises that every person can learn and make use of.
Absolutely everyone can become aware of the creative power of their consciousness and learn to heal their own body, their energy, and their soul. Everyone can thrive and create positive events in their lives.
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We are all one. Mankind is one whole organism, where every human being is a cell.
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We need to treat humanity and every human being with extreme care, meaning we should not allow any diseases in the organism. Self-regulating systems teach how to take care of one's health and inner state, as well as how to quickly eliminate disease.
People who can apply this knowledge, can teach and help their loved ones to heal.
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We need to consciously embrace the need for the new course of human development. It's based on the natural Laws of Creation, understanding the mission & purpose of each human, and cultivating qualities and traits pertinent to humans who are aware of the creative power of their consciousness.
It's a result of a dysfunctional relationship between the peripheral and the central nervous system.
For example, let's imagine that a liver decided to become independent and disconnect itself from the central governance system. The liver will not win. On the contrary, the whole organism will start dying, many processes in the body will fail and cause circulatory and metabolic disorders. There should be no thrombosis in the body, cells should not get destroyed, tumors should not form for it to thrive. A human organism functions as one unit in harmony; it is a balanced, stable, and self-replenishing system. What we see today is that the "brain" – the central governance system of humanity - makes decisions that cause suffering, segregation, and lead the entire civilization to decay.
When we speak about the governance system, i.e. about the "brain", the central nervous system, we need to understand that information and memories about all events are recorded not in the neurons of the human brain, but rather in the energy & information field of the brain, i.e. in the aura. It is usually depicted as a halo in many holy images. Emanations from all people on Earth form the "brain" of humanity, the noosphere (the field of thought encircling the Earth), from where all processes on Earth are being governed. This field connects with the fields of the Solar System, the Galaxy, and the Universe.
Modern civilization was created artificially; all the Laws of Nature and of the Source were purposefully disobeyed. We're witnessing its downfall. And it's about to collapse because it's seriously ill (all its parameters are flawed).
However, every disease can be overcome, and the way out is knowledge & understanding. Every human being is capable of acquiring the knowledge to heal themselves and steer processes and events, both in their individual lives and in the global collective.
The noosphere of Earth (the field of thought) is connected with Nature, and everything that happens to humanity is reflected in how the Earth reacts and behaves. The Earth is a living organism.
Recovery can happen on all levels; there is a chance for people to move to a different state and a different dimension: from inhuman principles to human ones, from destruction to life, from ugliness to beauty, from ignorance to knowledge, from poverty to abundance and wellbeing (see. "building the new civilization").
People's desire for power, wealth, and superiority of one person over another, one country over another, one group of people over the entire humanity – this diagnosis means death.
Wars and events that cause human deaths trigger its self-destruction mechanisms: volcanoes start waking up, earthquakes, floodings, hurricanes, and tsunamis occur; huge ozone holes form in the atmosphere (ozone depletion increases the amount of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which increases genetic and immune system damage); the threat of a meteor or an asteroid destroying life on our planet becomes real. Currently, the world doesn't have a planetary defense system that can steer celestial bodies and thus protect the Earth. All they can do is send a warning.
The quality of people's consciousness is in direct correlation with the existing global catastrophe. Playing with the Laws of Nature and with humanity, planning the mass killing, creating biological weapons and other means of mass destruction will inevitably cause the death of the planet. And no one, including the ruling elite, will be able to escape.
No one is allowed to break the Laws of Nature.
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I am going to go through five things I learned and did the first couple days living abroad. I hope this can help you with avoiding some of the confusion that one goes through their first week living in a new country.
It is super important to mentally prepare yourself for the move abroad. You are going to be living, for however long; whether it's 4 months or a year, in a new place. It is not where you are from. I knew that I had to prepare myself mentally to be settling into a new place and a completely different environment away from family friends and everything I pretty much grow up with. I also knew that there may not be people like me where I was going to. I grew up in a pretty diverse background where it was pretty easy to find things from my culture right next door. The place where you could be moving to and living in may or may not be similar to where you grew up. For example, there are not a lot of people from my ethnic or racial background in Florence and besides the tourists it is Homogeneous, something very different where I am from. This was a bit of a culture shock and could be a similar situation for you. It is easy to get discouraged, so get to know yourself and be prepared to be learning in a new environment. It's all a learning experience. Even though I live in the States, I'm an immigrant there, and I knew from past experience that acclimating to a completely different environment when you don't know the language and trying to fit in when you look like no one else can be difficult if you don't prepare yourself for that. Once I mentally prepared myself to be in a completely new place and that I could expect that nothing would be like what I was used to, it became easy for me to open myself up and enjoy all the new things that I was experiencing.
In the States, I live in a city, so I am used to being able to get on public transportation at a moment's notice, or rely on rideshare apps such as Uber and Lyft. This was something that when I was living in the States took complete for granted. Florence is a city in itself as well, but it is completely different than a city like Boston or New York where you can easily just jump on the public transit. It is a walking city. Everything is in close proximity and it is easy to learn your way around. So I'd advise that if you're transitioning from one place to another, to take some time to learn about transportation and determine what would be the right fit for you so you can get around easy. Secondly, definitely invest in a good pair of walking shoes until you can really figure out a navigate your way around while you determine the public transit in the place that you are living in.
As I mentioned before, I'm from the city. This means that I'm used to big shopping markets and pretty much everything being in one place all the time. This is not the case in a city like Florence. Things tend to be seperated, and everything has its place. Home goods you'd get at a home shop and produce you get best and is most fresh at a local weekly market and bread at a bakery, and so and so on. This is something that I really love, but took me a little bit getting used to you, especially since I didn't come knowing a language or customs. So learning things like always wearing gloves when you're touching the produce if you're in a supermarket so that little old ladies don't get upset or that your local market is the prime place to get anything fresh from fruits and vegetables to fish and Poultry was new to me.
Also, I made the mistake of not weighing and putting the price on my produce before going to the cash register, which stunted the line and made things a bit awkward. In light of this, I would suggest to look up the local supermarket nearest you. It will alleviate some of the stress that you may have your first week. Especially if this is your first time living alone in an apartment and making your own meals. Also, reserve spare money because in the meantime you may be eating out those first couple of days till you are able to navigate the local markets efficiently.
Moving to a new country can be super exciting and almost everything is a photo opportunity. Of course if you are extraverted like me, you definitely want to check out the local nightlife and take advantage of all the opportunities that you can. But remember, sleep is important. One thing that I did do, is that I made sure that I got over that nasty and somewhat in-the-way jet lag. I was dealing with a 6 hour time difference that I had to get used to; which didn't seem like a lot in theory, but definitely counts when back home it was 8 at night while in Florence it was 2 in the afternoon. I made sure to drink lots of water and force myself not to sleep until 8 pm. I got to Florence and moved into my new apartment on a Monday so by the end of the week I was acclimated and all ready to the time zone and was able to take advantage fully of the daytime. This allowed me to get that much more in tune with the cultural habits. I'm glad I did it because now I'm enjoying living abroad all the more!
I hope that wherever you're settled you are enjoying your time there remember you're living in a new place so take as much advantage of your time there as you can because experiences like this can be once in a lifetime.
Love is a spring 2018 SAI Florence student from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.


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Divinity School Oxford Harry Potter Insights - PUBLIC tour (90 minutes) DAILY
How does studying at Oxford University compare with studying at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? Fun tour for Muggles of all ages. Guide will cater the tour according to everyone's interests, introducing also Oxford heritage. Calling all fans of the world's favourite wizard, this Oxford walking tour takes you to recognizable locations of the Harry Potter films. During this family-friendly tour, see the grand buildings of Oxford University and see inside the Divinity School—which featured as the infirmary & classroom space in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Learn of other literary legends that attended Oxford University. Tour includes entry worth £2.50 per person inside the Divinity school at the Bodleian Library. Tour lasts average 90 minutes. During winter 2022, minimum 2 adults required to book tours on any Saturdays but a minimum of 4 adults to book on every other day of the week- due to the necessity to run the tour at cost rather than operating loss.
Brighton Bar Crawl
Filled with beachside bars, cocktail clubs, and character-full pubs, Brighton has a nightlife scene that matches its diverse city culture. If you're new to the city, then head out on this Brighton bar crawl to discover the city's go-to drinking dens and meet likeminded revelers at the same time. Speedy entry to select venues, discounted drinks, and up to five free shots are included. A pro photographer will also tag along to capture your night out on camera.
Journey Through Winchester's Past
Walk in the footsteps of the historical characters of Winchester's past: the Romans, Alfred the Great, William the Conqueror, Oliver Cromwell, and Henry VIII Bring to life Winchester's great literary characters: Jane Austen, John Keats, Thomas Hardy, Sherlock Holmes, and King Arthur. Walk the streets of Winchester, with its mighty historical and literary characters. Groups limited to 8 Tour Starting Point: The Westgate. In front of the medieval entrance to Winchester, at the top end of the High Street.
Harry Potter Walking Tour of Oxford Including Christ Church
Discover the Harry Potter movie locations of Oxford on this walking tour. Visit the famous Bodleian Library to see the hall used as Hogwarts' Infirmary in many movies, and view other locations in one or two of Oxford's oldest colleges. As you walk, enjoy a fun Harry Potter quiz, and learn about Oxford University and other famous children's books written in the city. Entrance fees to the Bodleian and select colleges are included.
Christ Church Harry Potter PUBLIC 10am tour from July 2022 only
Fans of fantasy books won't want to miss this 1.5-hour tour of Christ Church College, the setting and inspiration behind novels such as Alice and Wonderland and Harry Potter. By booking your ticket in advance, you'll avoid the long lines outside of the prestigious Oxford University building, home to the Bodleian Library and adjoining Divinity School. Visit recognizable filming sites and learn about Lewis Carroll's time at England's oldest university.
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Brighton Bar Crawl for Students
If you're new to Brighton's nightlife scene, get acquainted with the city's famous bars and clubs on a student bar crawl, a great choice for young, fun-loving travelers visiting Brighton for the first time. The bar crawl includes a free shot in each of the five venues visited; fast-track entry to some of Brighton's most popular bars; and budget-friendly drinks deals. Please note, the discounted tour price is only available with a student card.
Harry Potter 2 hour PUBLIC Tour + Self Guided Entry to Christ church
This is the essential tour for Harry Potter fans. Spend a day discovering the sites of Oxford associated with the Harry Potter movies. See Christ Church College which inspired the Great Hall of Hogwarts, and learn behind-the-scenes secrets about the Harry Potter actors, and J. K. Rowling.
Oxford, the Cotswolds and Stratford-upon-Avon Day Trip from Oxford including Shakespeare's Birthplace
Discover the quintessential charm of the English countryside on a full-day excursion to Stratford-upon-Avon and the Cotswolds from Oxford. With a knowledgeable guide, travel to Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare, to discover the rich historical heritage of the area. Stop at Anne Hathaway's quaint cottage and then discover a selection of charming villages in the Cotswold's region. Conclude your day with a comprehensive walking tour of Oxford and marvel at the architectural grandeur of the historical university city.
PRIVATE Harry Potter in Oxford Tour with Entry to Divinity School
With a guide, you'll visit the Divinity School film site at the Bodleian Library. Ponder how studying at Oxford University compares to being a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and learn a bit about Oxford's history as your guide tailors the tour to the interests of everyone in your group.
Oxford: Official CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien Walking Tour
Visiting Oxford on foot is the best way to see it, especially if you are a fan of Oxford's most well known writers, the founder members of The Inklings. Join this 2-hour CS Lewis and Tolkien Tour and learn more about these writers' lives and work. Both Oxford University alumni Lewis and Tolkien are respectively known for the Narnia series and The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy. During the tour you will be able to see Exeter College, where Tolkien studied and the University Church where Lewis preached in WW2 and hear about the colleges where they taught. Moreover, you'll walk past the Eagle & Child pub, where The Inklings used to meet every Tuesday, to talk about their work. Discover more about their unique writing styles and their influence. This is definitely a jump back in time and it will give you a glimpse of how Oxford used to be in the early 20th century, and of course earlier. Being the City of Dreaming Spires, the architecture is still stunning to this day!
Discover Charles Dickens Rochester
This is our most popular walking tour because, if there is one literary name associated with Rochester, it is unquestionably.... CHARLES DICKENS. The town is littered with locations and names which Dickens drew on for inspiration throughout his career, featuring many of them in his fifteen novels, five novellas and hundreds of short stories, most notably 'The Pickwick Papers', 'Great Expectations', 'The Seven Poor Travellers' and his last – and unfinished – work, 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood'. Join us for an entertaining tour around all the key sites, and learn more about the man himself and how he became the highest earning author in the WORLD at the time of his death in 1870.
Philip Pullman's Oxford Guided Walking Tour
Rediscover the world of "Lyra's Oxford" and explore the setting of the new "The Book of Dust" series with a walk around Philip Pullman's Oxford, led by a professional guide. This 2-hour tour, endorsed by the author himself, provides a fascinating insight into the stories and places that inspired him. Currently being filmed for new TV series in Oxford is "The Amber Spyglass", the 3rd book in the "His Dark Materials" trilogy. This tour will show you from the outside many of the key locations from Lyra's Oxford and La Belle Sauvage, and Amber Spyglass, including 'Bodley's Library', The Covered Market, 'Jordan College' and the Pitt Rivers Museum. It will provide a fascinating insight into the stories and places that inspired the world-renowned books.
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* Includes regular full- and part-time teachers, itinerant teachers, and long-term substitutes.
** All reported percentages exclude students and teachers of Hispanic ethnicity or more than one race.
Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (NCES): National Teacher and Principal Survey, "Public School Teacher Data File," 2015–2016 (Data analyzed by NCES staff at the request of the Humanities Indicators, with special thanks to Maura Spiegelman at NCES for her generous assistance.); and Digest of Education Statistics, "Table 203.50. Enrollment and percentage distribution of enrollment in public elementary and secondary schools, by race/ethnicity and region: Selected years, fall 1995 through fall 2026," https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d16/tables/dt16_203.50.asp, accessed 9/20/2017. Data presented by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences' Humanities Indicators (www.humanitiesindicators.org).
Personnel included in the humanities teacher count were those whose main teaching assignment was in area or ethnic studies, art history, bilingual education, civics, communication, composition, English, ESL, foreign languages, government, history, language arts, literature or literary criticism, Native American studies, philosophy, or reading.
The category "humanities teacher" does not include what the National Teacher and Principal Survey refers to as "general" educators in the elementary and middle grades who spent a portion of their time teaching language arts, reading, history, and other humanities material.
See indicators under "Qualifications of Humanities Teachers in U.S. Public Middle Schools," "Qualifications of Humanities Teachers in U.S. Public High Schools," "Earnings of Humanities Teachers in Public Schools," and "Job Satisfaction of Humanities Teachers."
For counts of K–12 humanities teachers and other humanities educators, see "Humanities-Related Employment."
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Chartwells promises to offer students a variety of fresh food options for the upcoming school year. PHOTO: ANGELA HENNESSY
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By Angela Hennessy and Jackie Hong
Local produce. Longer cafeteria hours. Affordable meals that will be friendly to a variety of dietary needs and a menu that will include seasonal specials and cultural food items.
These are just some of the things that new food service provider Chartwells has promised it will make available to Ryerson students who have long yearned for better food at the campus cafeterias.
Chartwells has replaced longtime Ryerson partner Aramark and will now be responsible for sourcing local produce for its menu, preparing and cooking meals and serving food in Ryerson cafeterias.
Aramark, an international food service provider to schools, health care institutions, stadiums and arenas had been Ryerson's food service provider since 1993. When its latest contract with Ryerson, signed in 2008, expired earlier this year, many students feared that the twenty-year-long partnership between the university and Aramark would be renewed.
But even though Aramark submitted a bid for a contract renewal, the U.S.-based company, which had become notorious for its expensive menu, poor food quality and charging Ryerson for profit losses, was ditched in favour of a three-year contract with competitor Chartwells.
Julia Hanigsberg, Ryerson's vice-president of administration and finance, said that the university decided to sign with Chartwells because it will be more capable than Aramark in terms of providing students with better variety, healthier food, sustainable sources and competitive meal pricing.
"We were looking for a company who can work with us to develop an entirely new food strategy for Ryerson," Hanigsberg said.
"Chartwells was the best choice for this direction… Students spoke and we listened. We understood that students really weren't happy with what was being offered so we made changes." Ryerson's new assistant director of food services and executive chef Joshna Maharaj said that she is excited to take the university's campus food in a new direction – one where students will enjoy and look forward to eating in Ryerson's cafeterias.
"Students are going to notice fresher food available," Maharaj said. "I'm going to be in the residences doing cooking demos too.
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Food is just going to be a much bigger deal on campus this year." Maharaj added that she studied the results of a survey sent out to students last year about their opinions about campus food and what changes they wanted to see, as well as suggestions from the Ryerson Students' Union (RSU). One of the biggest needs, she noticed, is food that accommodates a variety of dietary needs.
"We're always going to have a very steady supply of vegan, vegetarian, dairy-free and gluten-free meals available," Maharaj said, adding that halal meals would be available too. She also said that more "superfoods," like quinoa salads, leafy greens, soups and whole grain breads, will be on the menus in the fall. In the near future, a wider variety of cultural foods including curries, shawarma, fajitas and noodle bowls will also be added. There will also be a focus on the seasonal ingredients from Ontario farms.
In addition, cafeterias will now be open later so students taking night classes will have access to campus food. Students will be able to give feedback on food during town hall meetings that will be held throughout the year.
The RSU conducted a student survey that revealed students' unhappiness about Aramark, said it is "cautiously optimistic" about the change to Chartwells.
"We will be involved in the evaluation process over the next little while to keep the system accountable to students," Rajean Hoilett, RSU Vice-President of Equity said, adding that the RSU's survey and awareness campaign about the state of campus food helped bring "food to the forefront" of Ryerson administrators' attention.
On top of the RSU keeping close tabs on the Chartwells deal, Ryerson administration will also be putting together a committee to help keep track of how well the new food services are working.
"We are looking for students who are passionate about this issue to sit on a committee that will help monitor how Chartwells is doing on campus," Hanigsberg said. "We want to make sure student needs are heard." Maharaj said that she will also be involved in making sure Chartwells does its best to meet its commitments to Ryerson's students, but admitted that it will require an entire reworking of how food services at the university work.
"Our challenge is going to be to… really reroute and rethink the way we've been operating food services here at Ryerson," Maharaj said. "[But] I cannot wait until… we get to a point where good food is going to live and breathe in a really beautiful and delicious way on this campus." Chartwells was not available for comment on this story.
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