How can I flash my phone to my new carrier?
HELP!!! I need to Flash my phone to a new carrier!!
I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 SPH L710 and I have been trying to find a way to flash it over to a different carrier because sprint says I can't get it unlocked for use in the US but I can for international. I have already been successful at rooting it with no problem. I am pretty god with computers, or I thought I was until this issue came up LOL. If you can give me some advice or suggest where I can get the software to do it I would be eternally thankful. I want to flash to Straighttalk, with no sim card slot available that is my only other choice beside Boost and my nephew prefers Straighttalk.
Re: HELP!!! I need to Flash my phone to a new carrier!!
If it's on Sprint it's a CDMA phone. The only other carrier in the US that used CDMA technology is Verizon and they won't let you use Sprint phones. Evenif they "unlocked" it, Verizon wouldn't allow you to use it on their towers.
You may be able to use the phone on Straight Talk using Sprint as the carrier, but that's up to Sprint. (Straight Talk is a network operator - they use AT&T, Sprint, TMobile and Verizon as their carriers.) Same with Boost - it's up to Sprint.
Here's what you need to do if you want to try and flash it to Straight Talk.
2. There's a place on the site that will let you know if the phone will be able to be flashed to the Straight Talk network.
3. You will need to put the IMEI and zip code in and it will let you know if your phone can be flashed to Straight Talk.
I was just giving them where they could at least check and see if the phone is able to be activated on their network. I don't know anything about cloning phones and the legality of this.
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This beach in Fuerteventura is located in the small village of El Cotillo on the northwest tip of the island, the most convenient access is next, after entering the village, go straight to the first intersection, before entering turn left heading south, after passing some streets you will find a wide track of land, you should continue for 1 km and you will see the beach on your right, there are many different entrances to parking areas along the entire beach In each parking area you can find small paths leading down to the beach.
This beach is very wide and long, comfortable and spacious, you will find many areas to enjoy the tranquility, has golden sand and crystal clear water, it's great for swimming and also very popular with kite surfing enthusiasts can sometimes find some waves.
You will not find any services at this beach, that makes it a more pleasant-looking, buy what is necessary in the village so you will not miss anything on the beach.


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Judge Scheindlin Brought Great Insight and Leadership to Preservation
March 28, 2016 by Zapproved - News
There are certain people that stand out and truly make a difference. U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin is one of those people who has taken strong and independent stances on issues surrounding the civil justice system and as a result, had profound impact. While she's regularly praised for her seminal rulings in Zubulake v. UBS Warburg that were considered "ground breaking" and changed — or rather charted — the course of ediscovery, including defining contemporary standards for preservation.
Judge Shira Scheindlin
Photo Credit: AP, Richard Drew
Judge Scheindlin inaugurated the concept of legal holds in her landmark Zubulake opinions, which was further refined and reinforced in the equally important sequel Pension Committee of the Univ. of Montreal Pension Plan v Banc of America Securities, LLC decision . In fact, she went so far as to subtitle The Pension Committee opinion "Zubulake Revisited: Six Years Later," where the failure to issue a written legal hold notice whenever litigation is reasonably anticipated, was deemed grossly negligent.
Bright line rules that make life simpler are a rare occurrence. Those who practice law remember that rules regarding the duty to issue written litigation hold notices were open to nuance and interpretation. The Pension Committee opinion is known as the moment when written litigation holds became a black and white issue.
Scheindlin went out of her way to send a clear message – federal judges do not want to waste time poring over reams of submissions related to whether ESI has been properly preserved. It was clear from her 89-page opinion that she wanted to convey her impatience with counsel who were not taking seriously the duty to preserve relevant records.
The failure to issue written litigation holds is undermining the integrity of the judicial process. She noted in her introduction of the Pension Committee opinion: "By now, it should be abundantly clear that the duty to preserve means what it says and that a failure to preserve records – paper or electronic – and to search in the right places for those records, will inevitably result in the spoliation of evidence."
While Pension Committee was cited extensively owing to its clarity and scholarship, it was not without controversy as the legal community struggled with its implications, and to some, seemingly imposing a near-impossible burden on litigants and counsel. In the intervening years, dozens of opinions from diverse jurisdictions at the federal and state level have addressed poor evidence handling and avoidable spoliation because they impose their own worrisome burdens on our system of justice, burdens which Pension Committee sought to address. While not every court was in alignment on the details regarding standard of care that Judge Scheindlin set forth, such as in Chin v. Port Authority, there is universal agreement on litigants needing to take ample steps to preserve potentially responsive information.
"Judge Scheindlin's rulings have clearly shaped the nation's standards on ediscovery for U.S. civil litigation. As her rulings in Zubulake became the foundation for the 2006 Federal Rules amendments, Pension Committee was seen by many as the harbinger for the 2015 revisions on preservation and spoliation," commented Brad Harris, VP of Product at Zapproved.
Interestingly, in her opinion on Sekisui American Corporation v. Hart she made her objections to proposed changes to FRCP 37(e) known as noted in footnote 51, of the opinion she explained,
"the proposed rule would permit sanctions only if the destruction of evidence (1) caused substantial prejudice and was willful or in bad faith or (2) irreparably deprived a party of any meaningful opportunity to present or defend its claims…. The Advisory Committee Note to the proposed rule would require the innocent party to prove that 'it has been substantially prejudiced by the loss' of relevant information, even where the spoliating party destroyed information willfully or in bad faith. 5/8/2013 Report of the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules at 47. I do not agree that the burden to prove prejudice from missing evidence lost as a result of willful or intentional misconduct should fall on the innocent party. Furthermore, imposing sanctions only where evidence is destroyed willfully or in bad faith creates perverse incentives and encourages sloppy behavior. Under the proposed rule, parties who destroy evidence cannot be sanctioned (although they can be subject to "remedial curative measures") even if they were negligent, grossly negligent, or reckless in doing so."
"Judge Scheindlin's tireless leadership has not only clarified best practices for preservation, but also sought to establish reasonable standards as the measure of defensible action, instead of unattainable perfection," said Harris. "Her legacy is that she led the courts, and thus the legal community as a whole, through the challenging transition from paper into the Digital Age."
Hon. Shira Scheindlin

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Can Free Crack Pipe Kits—Like Free Heroin Needles—Reduce Disease Transmission?
A group in San Francisco plans to hand out free crack pipes, but the city is not convinced it'll help reduce the spread of HIV and Hep C
Photo: BEN NELMS/Reuters/Corbis
In Seattle and Vancouver, there are programs that apply the logic of needle exchange programs to crack pipes, Time reports: they give out free smoking kits with the aim of reducing transmission of diseases like HIV and Hepatitis C. And now a group in San Francisco called the Urban Survivors Union is proposing a similar strategy.
Crack users, lacking a pipe, often improvise a smoking device from "broken glass, lightbulbs, vials and other tube-shaped things," Time explains. Cuts can easily occur, which risk the spread of bloodborne disease if users are sharing a pipe. Since 2011, Vancouver city has distributed around 7,500 smoking kits each month. Here's Time on Vancouver's program:
Each kit comes with information about detox and places to seek help as well as heat-resistant glass stems and disinfecting alcohol swabs. The aim was threefold: use demand for the kits to gauge how widespread crack use is; find out if free, safe pipes do in fact lessen the spread of disease; and use the moment of contact with a user as an opportunity to discourage drug abuse.
Though their sample hasn't been big enough to provide concrete results about the spread of HIV, Vancouver Coastal Health spokesperson Anne-Marie D'Angelo says, they have found the giving out the kits reduces the number of wounds people experience and the amount that people share pipes.
Needle exchange programs, in which drug users can acquire syringes for free or very cheaply, "substantially and cost effectively" reduce the spread of HIV among intravaneous drug users, according to a 2004 study conducted by the World Health Organization. In the U.S., the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Association all support this stance.
In San Francisco, though, city officials aren't convinced the same logic will apply to crack pipes. As a Department of Public Health spokesperson told Time, "Our harm-reduction programs are evidence-based and part of a comprehensive program of care. 'Let's start handing out crack pipes' is way too reductionist and too narrow for the department to take on."
Urban Survivors Union has been operating under the radar for two months already, mostly on the streets of the infamous Tenderloin neighborhood, The Examiner reports. The pipes, the group reports, cost less than $1 each and were paid for by an anonymous donor.
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Today, the National Restaurant Association announced the first finalist in the annual Star of the Bar mixology competition. Following a live cocktail competition held at Mandalay Bay's Libertine Social, Adam Rains of Flock and Fowl was crowned the winner of the Las Vegas regional semi-finals. His winning cocktail–Notorious P.I.G.–was judged by Nectaly Mendoza, owner of Herbs & Rye, and local writers Elaine and Scott Harris.
Produced by the National Restaurant Association in partnership with the United States Bartenders' Guild, Star of the Bar tasks mixologists in four regional competitions—located in Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Orlando, and Chicago—with creating an innovative cocktail for industry judges. Finalists from each market will be flown to Chicago to face off in a live event on May 20 at the 2018 National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show for a chance to win the coveted Star of the Bar title and $5,000 grand prize. Judges for this year's competition include celebrity mixologists Tony Abou-Ganim, Charles Joly and Dale Degroff.
Rains bested nine other competitors with his Notorious P.I.G. recipe, made with Whistlepig's 10-Year Rye Whiskey, maple syrup, lychee honey, aquafaba, and lemon. The cocktail is garnished with smoked maldon salt and served alongside applewood-smoked chips for an aromatic flourish.
The National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show runs May 19-22 at Chicago's McCormick Place.
For more information about this year's Show, visit https://show.restaurant.org/Home.
To register to attend visit https://show.restaurant.org/Attend/Registration.


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Here are close up photos of my eyes taken by an Eye Specialist Doctor.
Yes, I tattooed my own eyes. In my bathroom. By mirror! This was 2010. Only 20 people on Earth with eye tattoos. I had done my tongue and throat by hypodermic 9 months before. I only had the eyes left. My body had no other space left.
The risk of problems is very high. I had to use tape my eye open. Did it by mirror and by touch.
First I experimented with several colors in little spots. I put little flakes of "glitter" in the eyes and tattooed blue in one eye, and green in the other eye. Included are fresh photos of these tattoos. One eye green. One was blue. I love it when eyes do not match in people. Eyes that are not the same color really grabs the attention of people.
A few spots I could not reach to tattoo. It was uneven. Not smooth colored. Do not tattoo your own eyes! i gave myself an "8-Ball Black eye" during the last session. Injected a little too deep and popped blood vessels in the right eye. It hurt for a solid week. Worst headache I ever had. Stayed in bed for 2 days with ice on my eye not moving around. It healed. I still was not satisfied. It was not complete.
They were not finished. 4 years later, I took the risky decision to have more ink injected into my eyes. I decided to get Magenta on the outside, and gold on the inside.
I had known Emilio Gonzalezover 20 years. He was the only one I trusted. In October, 2013, it was done.
Emilio Gonzalez was the only person I trusted to tattoo my eyes other than myself. We tried to tattoo them before but did not have the time.
October 2013. It is much easier to have someone else tattoo your eyes! haha. It took 5 minutes. Very hard to keep the eye open for the procedure.
17 hours of flying total. The pressure of being on an airplane made my eyes swell. It took 3 months for the swelling to go down.
Had to use fake tears. The air bubbles in the tattoo ink mixed colors mixed a bit and turned out like this. NEVER go on an airplane after eyeball tattooing! No scuba diving either. Heal for a week! stay away from air pressure changes!
There is no permanent damage to my eyes. Emilio Gonzalez did a perfect job tattooing my eyes is what the Eye Doctor Retina Specialist said. My eyesight is fine. I do not need glasses 4 years later. The inks mixed in eyes while in the sky on an airplane. If anyone tries to replicate this effect, you probably will lose your eyes. Here are the photos of my 1 of a kind eye tattoos.


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Big landlords can succeed in the flexible market
By Will Kinnear 2019-11-20T11:26:00+00:00
Editor: In his recent interview with Property Week, IWG founder Mark Dixon argued that large landlords should not set up their own flexible workspace operations but should instead partner with established flexible workspace providers.
His argument was based on the premise that landlords should not take a risk by going into an area in which they do not have expertise.
This line of thought does have some merit, particularly with the ever-increasing number of flexible workspace providers now in business. With a greater choice than ever of more specialised flexible workspaces, those who provide such spaces are facing tough competition to attract and retain clients.
As such, landlords are undoubtedly taking a chance when setting up their own brand-new operations, especially when confronted with more experienced competitors.
What Mr Dixon does not say, is that while this approach may entail risk, it can also bring reward. The companies that he mentions – Landsec and British Land – are significant landlords that have the capacity to experiment.
While in the initial years they could face difficulties, they will develop expertise over time – and if managed correctly, they will be able to profit far more by having started their own operations.
However, this approach should not be taken by all landlords. Many do not have the financial capacity, skillset or desire to run their own operations.
For landlords such as these, which nevertheless want to take advantage of a growing flexible workspace market, joint venture management agreements with flexible workspace operators are a practical way forward, offering a sensible model that balances exposure and profitability.
So, while Mr Dixon is not entirely wrong in his assertions, the choice facing landlords is not as binary as he perhaps makes out.
Will Kinnear, director, GKRE
IWG's recovery delayed by ongoing pandemic restrictions across the globe
Workspace group IWG has told investors its "anticipated recovery" from Covid-19 will be delayed as restrictions and lockdowns continue in many of its markets across the world.
The chief executive of BRE Group tells Property Week why she restructured the team, what she thinks of the government's commitment to zero-carbon homes and why the industry must stamp out greenwashing.
This time last year, no one could have predicted what was to come. Is the outlook clearer at the start of 2021?
Let tax reform foot the bill for Covid
Editor: Several suggestions are being made as to how we can pay the £400bn bill for the pandemic, such as the imposition of a wealth tax, a raid on pension funds, or withdrawal of tax relief on ISAs. I think none of these are appropriate or politically acceptable.
PBSA sector needs government help
Editor: With students across the UK having been hit hard financially by the pandemic as they pay for unused student accommodation, the purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector also finds itself disrupted by financial turmoil as it tries to resolve the issue without support from the government (' Unite offers students ...
Chancellor must extend rates holiday
Editor: Since March 2020, the financial support offered to retail and leisure businesses by the government has been commendable. Only last week, the chancellor offered further grants on top of the monthly £3,000 grants offered back in November .


Services at Kenilworth's only remaining children's centre have been reduced after a new timetable was released this week.
St John's Children's Centre will now only have services on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Many other services will be spread around the children's centres in the rest of Warwick district, such as in Lillington, Kingsway and Warwick Westgate.
The new timetable will come into effect on Monday July 23, and will last until Friday August 31. Only minor timetable changes are expected after August.
Cllr Kate Dickson, who sits on the Kenilworth Children's Centres Advisory Board, said: "Whilst it is good that there will be some activities, it is sad that so much is being moved out of Kenilworth."
Cradle Club will run from 10am to 11.30am on a Tuesday, and Movers and Shakers will also be held on Tuesdays from 10am to 11.15am.
Baby health drop-in sessions will be held on Wednesday August 1, Wednesday August 15 and Wedensday August 29 from 10am to 11.30am.
And on Thursdays, 'meet and play in the park' sessions will be held at either Abbey Fields or Guy Road Park from 10am to 11am.
The timetable has been reduced after Warwickshire County Council announced it was closing 25 of Warwickshire's 39 children's centres in the county.
It had agreed a 'transition period' for St John's which would last until April so a solution could be found to try and keep services.
But the Kenilworth Advisory Board announced last week that several redundancies were being made at the centre, including manager Caroline Condillac.
A spokesman for Warwickshire County Council said: "The way children and families services are provided in Warwickshire is changing to provide more flexible and mobile support to people in a wide range of community locations.
"Until the new service is established in 2019, people will see a number of changes to services on offer at their local children's centre, in many cases services will reduce as new forms of support are developed.
"As plans develop further, we will endeavour to share details about services with local communities so people are aware of any changes and where they can go for advice and support."
Children's centre users will be able to discuss the new timetable at a drop-in session at St John's with council officers on Thursday July 12 from 12.45pm until 2.15pm.


When you start a business of your own, you would not do so with the intention of the business failing. It is likely that you would have a considerable amount of expectations regarding the business. As an entrepreneur, there is no one that is better suited that you to bring your business to the place it deserves to be.
However, given the highly competitive nature of the modern world, it might not always be easy for you to reach success. There are many challenges for you to face, and there are many matters that you need to take into consideration. In any case, there are certain industry 'secrets' that will prove to be useful to you here.
Want to know some of these secrets? Read below and see for yourself!
When you are selling products or services, the manner in which your customers would buy them depends on a variety of factors. Here, you should see that the existing market trends would play a crucial role. As a business, it will be quite useful for you to analyse the existing market trends and understand them. Once you do so, you will be able to adapt your business strategy accordingly. This will prove to be very effective towards the success of your business.
Since the modern commercial world is highly competitive, you will have to do your best in staying ahead of the curve. There are various platforms for you to get on with the marketing and the branding matters. Here, you need to plan out your marketing strategy wisely. This means that you have to identify your target market, see the best possible platform to market your products and services, and know the best way for you to brand your business in a way that it earns customer recognition. You should not also forget to take the competition existing in the field into account.
The manner in which you manage the finances of your business will have an influence on how successful it can be. Depending on the nature of your business, the way you have to meet finance management necessities could also differ. The internal finances of your business will have to be handled accordingly, and you should always look into ways where you could minimize your expenses and maximize the income the business gains without compromising on the customer base or the quality of the products and services.


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Elder Holland Emphasizes Importance of Aaronic Priesthood's Roles with the Sacrament
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Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles greets Scouts before a sacrament meeting service at the 2017 National Scout Jamboree on Sunday, July 23, 2017, at the Summit Betchel Reserve in West Virginia. Photo by Rob Newbould.
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God cares enough about young men to entrust them with the sacred emblems of the sacrament.
Elder Holland challenged young men to "step up and stiffen your backs."
Brother Owen called on the youth to be valiant and courageous as were the stripling warriors.
Church's Exhibits and Leaders at 2017 National Scout Jamboree Give Scouts Spiritual Boost
GLEN JEAN, WEST VIRGINIA
Picture this setting of an outdoor sacrament meeting: 60 priests blessing the sacrament on a long row of cloth-covered folding tables, with 180 deacons passing the bread and water to an estimated 2,100 teens, adult leaders, and guests sitting quietly on a grassy hillside.
Two Church leaders speaking at the service—Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and Brother Stephen W. Owen, Young Men General President—both commented on how they saw those before them as being similar to Book of Mormon scenes. For Elder Holland, he recalled the resurrected Savior instituting the sacrament after appearing and ministering to 2,500 Nephites, while Brother Owen made mention of Helaman's 2,000 stripling warriors.
But by the end of the hour-long worship meeting—held Sunday in conjunction with the 2017 National Scout Jamboree, as LDS youth and leaders from across the country gathered together—both Elder Holland and Brother Owen set the focus of their messages not on the past but rather placed present opportunities and responsibilities firmly on the shoulders of the young Aaronic Priesthood holders.
Elder Holland set his tone by saying he can't remember as a youth receiving a serious message—delivered "nose to nose, face to face, eyeball to eyeball" by an adult mentor—on the Atonement and the important roles of the sacrament ordinance performed by deacons, teachers, and priests.
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles speaks to a group of several thousand Scouts and Scout leaders Sunday morning, July 23, 2017, at a sacrament meeting service held at the 2017 National Scout Jamboree at Summit Betchel Reserve near Glen Jean, West Virginia. Photo by Rob Newbould.
Uncertain if such a lesson was ever delivered or merely forgotten, Elder Holland took such an opportunity with those gathered. "Have you ever thought of what it means to administer the Lord's emblems?" he asked.
He began first with a brief recap of the Savior's New World introduction of the sacrament as written in 3 Nephi. Then he recounted an earlier sacramental introduction from the New Testament, when Christ gave broken bread and wine to His disciples at the Last Supper in an upper room of Jerusalem.
He explained that the bread and wine then—as with the bread and water today—represent the Savior's giving of His body and blood through the Atonement and Crucifixion that soon followed the Last Supper. He noted the emblems also are tied to a significant Old Testament event 1,500 years before Christ's mortal ministry.
Sacrament tables are lined with 60 priests on one side and 180 deacons on the other prior to the start of a sacrament meeting Sunday, July 23, 2017, at the 2017 National Scout Jamboree at the Summit Betchel Reserve in southern West Virginia. Photo by Rob Newbould.
Elder Holland detailed how Moses sought to free the children of Israel from Egypt's four centuries of bondage, using various plagues to witness Jehovah's wishes and power to Pharaoh. It wasn't until the ultimatum and execution of a promised death to Egypt's firstborn that Pharaoh relented and released Israel.
Israel's firstborn were protected by those who spread the blood of a sacrificial lamb on their doorposts and doorway lintels, with the destroying angels passing by, hence the term "Passover." And Pharaoh's release was so sudden—as was the hurried flight of Israel from Egypt—that the yeast of the Israelites' bread had not yet risen, hence the symbolism of unleavened bread.
Just as blood and bread are tied to ancient Israel's Passover and the freedom of the children of Israel from Egypt, so do today's sacramental emblems represent the Savior's sacrifice and redeeming power as well as the freedom we gain from death and hell, sin and sorrow, and disease, depression, and discouragement, he explained.
"God has sent redemption. He has sent someone to make you free," said Elder Holland, adding he wants the sacrament to mean more to the youth now than it meant to him then.
And as for him now, "I'll never forget the blood of the Lamb, and I'll never forget the Bread of Life," he said.
Elder Holland emphasized the importance of the ordinance by noting it is repeated every seven days to every congregation of any size and to every man, woman, and child and that the sacrament invokes all other covenants made in the Church, including those of the temple.
"And we put it on the backs of teenagers," he said of the Aaronic Priesthood's involvement in the sacrament, asking the youth to "consider that God thinks enough of you to have 12-year-olds pass it, 14-year-olds prepare it, and 16-year-olds bless it."
Scouts listen as Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles speaks at a morning sacrament meeting service held at the 2017 National Scout Jamboree on Sunday, July 23, 2017, at Summit Betchel Reserve near Glen Jean, West Virginia. Photo by Rob Newbould.
He challenged his listeners: "What does that say about God's confidence in you? You need step up and stiffen your backs."
The youth are the primary concern of the Brethren and other leaders of the Church, Elder Holland said, with too many young men not finishing their Aaronic Priesthood progress, not going to the temple, and not serving missions.
He estimates the leaders' worry about the youth, their discussion of the youth, and their prayers for the youth account for about 40 percent of all such efforts. "That's a lot of time and a lot of prayers from the best men and women in the Church."
Brother Owen called on the youth to be valiant and courageous as were the stripling warriors. While their Book of Mormon peers had just one leader in Helaman, he told his listeners they were blessed to have numerous leaders in parents, advisers, and teachers "to help you and strengthen you in what we call the preparatory priesthood."
He challenged those attending to later go write down their feelings from the meeting, to ponder both then and thereafter. "'What did I feel?' Write it down in these times of reflection, when you need to be prayerful," Brother Owen said, reminding them of Joseph Smith's experiences of prayerful reflection.
"The world is a loud place," he said, "but the still, small voice is the most powerful, and I bear testimony of that."
Brother Douglas D. Holmes, First Counselor in the Young Men General Presidency, conducted Sunday's service. A pair of young Jamboree participants—Jacob Hyatt of Highland, Utah, and Baden Erb of Edmond, Oklahoma—were asked to share a brief testimony.
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Flashback: 'Frampton Comes Alive!' Tops The Chart
It was 46 years ago this week (April 10th through 16th, 1976) that Peter Frampton's fifth album, the blockbuster, Frampton Comes Alive! hit Number One on the Billboard album charts for 10 nonconsecutive weeks. The album featured the hit singles "Show Me The Way" (#6), "Baby I Love Your Way" (#12), and "Do You Feel Like We Do" (#10) — all of which, amazingly, remain in constant rotation on classic rock radio. In January 2001, for its 25th anniversary, Frampton reissued a remixed and expanded version of Frampton Comes Alive! — including four tracks that were not included on the original double album — "Nowhere's Too Far (For My Baby)," "Just The Time Of Year," "White Sugar," and a radio performance of "Day's Dawning."
Although Frampton Comes Alive — which has sold over eight million copies to date — took Frampton and the rock world by storm, since leaving Humble Pie in 1971, he'd slowly been making substantial strides in his solo career, inch-by-inch: "My studio albums had a cult following (laughs), a small cult (laughs) to start with and building up to the Frampton record; the one in '75, which included 'Baby I Love Your Way' and 'Show Me The Way.' And that one did sell a lot more — more than the other three put together — Wind Of Change, Frampton's Camel, and Something's Happening. I was starting to do reasonably well, but still haven't really broken through in the way that, y'know, the next record we hoped would be gold."
Frampton told us that back during the original Frampton Comes Alive era, his legendary black Gibson Les Paul was a warhorse onstage and unlike today — when due to various tunings, he can go through half a dozen guitars during a single show — the guitar had to handle everything Frampton threw at it: "We didn't have more than one guitar in those days, y'know. If you wanted another guitar, you sold the one you had to get another one (laughs). So it was only. . . I think I had a white backup Les Paul — that was about it. And nobody really had backups of things — that was it. I think if there was different tuning for 'Nowhere's Too Far (For My Baby)' I would do it before the number onstage by myself. I don't tune myself anymore; I have someone I pay to do that (laughs) — fancy schmancy, yeah!"
Frampton recalled to us the precise moment in 1976 — when out of the blue — he realized that he was rock's latest mega-superstar: "A record signing in Detroit when the live album just came out. I had no bodyguards or anything like that, and just, y'know, a limo driver and me; that was it and we just go to this store. And they expected 150 people for me to sign Comes Alive when it'd just come out. Of course, it was pandemonium and the place, they had no secur. . . well, relatively no security there. And I remember having to fight to the limo — we had to abandon the signing because it got way out of control and there have got to be (laughs), I don't know 5,000 people. It was ridiculous."
We asked Peter Frampton to recall the moment when the live album became almost bigger than him: "The day that my manager called and said, 'Guess what?' I said, 'Tell me.' He said, 'We're Number One.' I remember going to a party for ELO and Stanley Sheldon's wife, Judy, just went over to me and said, 'Peter, do you realize that everyone in this room is staring at you?' This was something new and no one was paying attention to ELO, so obviously I went over to them and as I went over, it seemed like the whole room moved with me. That was what my life was going to be like from then on, for quite a few years."
Frampton's former label chief, A&M Records co-founder Jerry Moss, remembered the post-Comes Alive! period as the beginning of Frampton spreading himself too thin, beginning to wear out his welcome with fans, and ultimately heading for a career meltdown: "I think the year pretty much exhausted Peter. I think he worked so hard and did so many things; y'know, he wanted to remember the disc jockeys, he wanted to remember the press. Y'know, it's a lot of emotion when you put on shows in front of 200,000 people, and he never took any time off — and I think it took it's toll and he got pretty exhausted. And so, I don't know if I could've said anything or done anything, but this was the way it was. People were hungry for him and he answered their call."
Frampton told us that the multiplatinum success of Frampton Comes Alive! only five years into his solo career, put a great strain on him artistically, and at a time when he desperately needed guidance on how to handle his career — it was nowhere to be found: "As (writer) Cameron Crowe put it, 'It was like Peter was strapped to the nose-cone of a rocket, he went through the ceiling of the sky, got out, stood there and realized there was nobody else there at all. He was totally alone.' And that pretty much sums up the way I felt."
In 1995, Peter Frampton released Frampton Comes Alive II. In 2011, he embarked on the massively successful Frampton Comes Alive 35! tour, in which he performed the classic live album in its entirety before playing a whole other set of newer material.
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This is what dinner time looks like for me on a fasting day...a big pot of green tea. I have been using Dr Michael Mosely's intermittent fasting for a few years now when I want to shed a few pounds and it really works and I find it easier than changing my every day diet or obsessively counting calories. I eat a Mediterranean style diet usually, so pretty healthy with lots of green leafy veg, raw veg, leaves, fruit, nuts, seeds, pulses, fish, eggs and yoghurt. However I do struggle with a sugar addiction that involves craving chocolate and cakes, especially late at night.
Intermittent fasting, whether it be fasting for 16 hours a day and having an 8 hour window where you eat freely, or fasting for two days out of every seven, taking a maximum of 600 calories on those two fast days and eating freely on the remaining five. I like this way of eating as it has other benefits alongside weight-loss. Being hungry for a period of time triggers some physiological changes in the body which include improvements in blood pressure, cholesterol levels and insulin sensitivity. It triggers the activity of cancer-busting cells too. You can find out more about it Here.
I find that fasting helps to clear my mind and speed up my thinking, almost as though an excess of food for the body to process clogs up the system which is reflected in how I feel, if this makes sense!
I like to eat with my family in the evenings as this is our time to catch up, and I have usually cooked the meal anyway, so its no hardship to sit there with my pot of tea with them, and for the person on a shoestring, well, fasting costs nothing!


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Advocacy Central
Meet Your Legislative Co-Chairs:
Scott Johnson, Sweet Home
Kathleen Chiavetta, Lake Shore
Scott Johnson serves on the Sweet Home School Board and is currently serving as the Board President. He has been a Board Member for 15 years. Scott has been a member of the school's PTA and various school committees since 2000. He volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and oversaw the building of a house in 1993. He worked with Habitat for Humanity for over 20 years. He is an over 100+ unit Blood Donor and an Officer for 30 years in the New York State Association of Transportation Engineers. As early as 1972, Scott was involved with the rehab of a building that became the Kevin Guest House in Buffalo. He has been involved as a volunteer in Special Olympics for several years.
Within his own school district, he serves as the NYSSBA Convention Delegate and is on the Audit Committee. Scott has been the recipient of the ECASB Rising Star Award, The Shining Star Award, and the Medallion Club Award (2 times each). In 2008 Scott received the NYSSBA Boardsmanship award and the NYSSBA Leadership in Governance Award. In 2015 he was awarded the NYSSBA Board Lifetime Achievement Award.
Through his employment, he has received the Association of Transportation Engineers—Engineer of the Year in 2005. Scott is a 1977 graduate of Kenmore West H.S. and attended ECC and SUNYAB for Engineering. He has worked for the Erie County Highway Department as an Engineering Tech., the NYS Department of Transportation as an IT Manager and Highway Designer, and recently retired from the NYS Office of Information Technology Services. He and his wife Bonnie have been married since 1982 and have two children, Janelle (25) and Gregory (22).
Kathleen Chiavetta has served on the Lake Shore Central Board of Education since 2015 and on the ECASB Legislative Team since 2016. She is also a member of Lake Shore's Academy of Business and Finance Advisory Board.
Kathleen is the Director of Business Development for Chiavetta's Catering, a four-generation family business, and is an alumna of UB's Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.
She loves politics, is passionate about advocacy, and has traveled to Albany and DC on behalf of Lake Shore and ECASB. She's a proud Buffalo native who prefers any other season over summer, will forever think this year might be the Bills' year, and yes, she still eats Chiavetta's chicken, just probably less often than you do.
When she's not comfortably at home enjoying her fireplace, her cats, or her generally rural life, she enjoys traveling both near and far with her three children.
Elected Rep Spotlight: Assemblywoman Karen McMahon
Karen McMahon was elected in November 2018 to represent the 146th Assembly District, which includes the Town of Amherst and the Village of Williamsville in Erie County, and the Town of Pendleton in Niagara County.
Karen was raised in Snyder and earned both her undergraduate and law degrees at the University of Buffalo. She worked for nearly 30 years as a confidential law clerk to judges of the New York State Appellate Division, Fourth Department, and the United States District Court for the Western District of New York. Following her retirement from federal service in 2016, she joined the private practice of her husband, attorney Jeff Marcus, representing parents of students with disabilities in special education cases.
Having spent her legal career administering justice, upholding the rule of law, and advocating for the under-represented, Karen's priorities include quality public education, affordable health care, job growth in Western New York, and initiatives to protect the environment and combat climate change.
Karen served on the Village of Williamsville Environmental Advisory Committee and the Village Master Plan Revision Committee. She is a member of the Women's Bar Association of the State of New York, Western New York Chapter, the Adirondack Mountain Club, and the Adirondack Forty-Sixers.
Karen lives in the Village of Williamsville with her husband and is the proud mother of three daughters, Emily, Alison, and Sarah.
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WASHIGNTON—MillerCoors and Anheuser-Busch have been very, very naughty this holiday season, according to the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest. The watchdog groups says that the companies deserve lumps of coal—if not subpoenas—in their stockings for using the iconic image of Santa Claus to promote binge drinking events in Atlanta, Boston, Washington, and other cities. Though the events are ostensibly charitable, they run afoul of the beer industry's voluntary advertising and marketing code, which has a very specific prohibition on the use of St. Nick's likeness: a Santa clause, if you will.
CSPI today filed a complaint with the Beer Institute , the Washington, D.C.-based lobbying group that monitors compliance with the voluntary code . The complaint was copied to representatives of the Federal Trade Commission, the companies involved, and the North Pole.
Coors Light is sponsoring " Running of the Santas " bar tours in several cities this month. Billed as the "world's naughtiest pub crawl," the events are promoted on Facebook and MySpace. Drinkers in the Atlantic City "Running of the Santas" are promised they will be "escorted by the wonderful girls from Hooters." Bud Light is sponsoring a "Santa Pub Crawl" this week in Atlanta, which it similarly promotes on MySpace.
CSPI is asking the Beer Institute's Code Compliance Board to advise MillerCoors and Anheuser-Busch to withdraw from the Santa-related promotional events.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest is a nonprofit health advocacy group based in Washington, DC, that focuses on nutrition, food safety, and pro-health alcohol policies. CSPI is supported by the 900,000 U.S. and Canadian subscribers to its Nutrition Action Healthletter and by foundation grants.
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Understanding and Appreciating the Important Role
Emotion plays in Everyday Life
Home page Internal Locus of Control
Helpful Energy to Move
E-motion can be helpful energy to move. That's why I like
to write the word with a hyphen in it. It can motivate us to
try to make our lives better and give us the energy needed
to do so. For example, if we get frustrated, it can make us
try harder. If we are concerned, it can motivate us to take
precautions, like buckling up our seat belts, studying for a
test, avoiding a dangerous place, wearing a flotation device
when in deep water. If we have regret and remorse, it can
motivate us to want to apologize, make amends, avoid
A Dysfunctional Amount of Emotion
Unfortunately, people often generate a dysfunctional
amount of it. By dysfunctional I mean:
1) More than is helpful or necessary
2) More than they want to have
3) More than is healthy for them
4) More than they know what to do with
5) A type and amount that works against them instead of
Feelings like anger, anxiety, depression, shame and guilt
typically end up being dysfunctional. The simple reason is
that people often end up doing unhealthy, self-defeating,
destructive and sometimes even illegal or self-destructive
things when they make themselves feel these ways.
The problem is that culture and society can change faster
than biology. We still have the same capacities for
generating anger, anxiety, depression, shame and guilt that
"cave" people did. In those times, and even not too distant
times in the past, life was much different. It was much less
civilized, more dangerous, etc. It still can be in certain
areas of the world, at certain times. However, for most of
us, life has become much more civilized, much less
dangerous in many ways. Yet we still have the capacity to
How E-motion can be dysfunctional
The main way too much emotion can work against us is
that it makes us react to life instead of respond to it. It
makes us less response-able, or able to respond to life in
the best possible way. If a situation were truly life
threatening, reacting may be called for. It might make the
difference between life and death. However, as I noted
earlier, most situations aren't really life-threatening, but
people can and often do wrongly perceive them as such.
This is typically what happens when young people engage
in school shootings, or attempt to take their own lives after
being "bullied".
The Cognitive-Emotional-Behavioral Thermostat
Imagine an old fashioned thermostat with a needle that
you can push upward or downward. Push it upward and
the temperature goes up. Push it too high and it simply
get much too hot. Push it downward, and it gets cooler.
Push it too far down, and it gets much too cold.
Now imagine that the thermostat's face is divided into three
columns and three rows. The columns represent THINK,
FEEL and DO from left to right. As I discuss later, it's our
thoughts about our life events, ourselves, others and life
that really cause how we feel. Most people believe the
events of their lives, what others say and do and what
happens cause the way they feel. But they don't. It's
what we choose to think about such things that does.
Thoughts cause feelings, not events. I'll explain this more
on the "Internal Locus of Control" page.
Now imagine the FEEL column. The bottom third is
CALM. The middle section is FRUSTRATION,
CONCERN, SADNESS, REGRET and REMORSE. We
could also add IRRITATION and ANNOYANCE, but
there's not enough room on the diagram. The top section
represents ANGER, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, SHAME
and GUILT. Within each section, you can range from
having a HIGH frequency, intensity and duration of a
feeling to having a LOW FID.
If you are CALM, you'd probably wouldn't be motivated to
do anything. If you get FRUSTRATED, IRRITATED, or
ANNOYED, you'd have some energy to move to make
your life better. However, it wouldn't be so much as to
cause you to REACT. You'd still be free to RESPOND.
However, if you generate ANGER, you'd be more likely to
REACT, or even OVERREACT. The more anger you
generate, the more likely you are to OVERREACT. If a
situation was truly life-threatening, that might be helpful, or
even life-saving. However, most situations people make
themselves angry about don't really rise to that level.
People just THINK they do.
On the page for "Recognizing Irrational Thinking", I'll talk
about four types of irrational thinking that Dr. Albert Ellis
identified. They are called Demandiness, Awfulziing, Can't
Stand It-itis, and Label and Damning. These thoughts
would be part of the THINK column of the Cognitive-
Emotional-Behavioral Thermostat. Imagine dividing the
THINK We can divide the THINK column into four more
Thermostat Goals
In terms of the THINK-FEEL-DO Thermostat, there are
three goals. One, to teach people to have control over
their own Emotional Thermostat. Most people believe,
or see others and their life events as being in control of
their emotional thermostat. Technically, people give
others and the events of their lives that control. So the
goal is to teach them how to stop giving that control
away, and keep it for themselves. That's what teaching
people to have an Internal Locus of Control does.
A second goal is to teach people how to lower the
FREQUENCY, INTENSITY and DURATION of emotions
like anger, anxiety, depression, shame and guilt. The
way to do that is to take control over what they choose
to think. It's also to recognize when their thoughts are
irrational, and causing them to generate a dysfunctional
amount of emotion, and to behave in ways that make
their lives worse.
A third goal is to go from a feeling like ANGER, to a
qualitatively different feeling like FRUSTRATION,
irritation or annoyance. Many people view ANGER and
FRUSTRATION as weaker or stronger versions of the
same thing. They aren't. They are qualitatively different.
making the same mistakes again in the future. Even
sadness can cause us to reflect on what's happen and vow
to not let it happen again.
In other words, emotion can work for us. That's why it's
stood the test of time and evolution. If it didn't work for us,
and only worked against us, it would have been naturally
selected for elimination a long time ago. It hasn't. We're
hardwired to generate emotion.
generate anger, anxiety, depression, shame and guilt, and
often do needlessly.
Much of the needless emotion we generate is tied to our
"fight or flight" response. Every species has one. That
response is triggered when we perceive a threat to
ourselves, or something or someone we hold dear. "Fight
or Flight" tends to match anger and anxiety. There can be
some truly life-threatening threats in modern life. However,
too often the problem is that people treat non-life
threatening situations as if they are. People can do that
because everyone always has a choice as to how they look
at things. The way they do is always understandable given
their past life experiences. However, many times they
overgeneralize based on the littlest of things - something
about a current situation reminds them of a past situation.
There's a saying that an overreaction is an age regression.
It means that when people overreact emotionally it's
because the present reminds them of something traumatic
in the past. Finding the right balance between generating
too little and too much energy to move can be tough for
people. More often than not, they generate too much. You
could think of doing so as too much of a good thing (energy
to move).
Young people are often told they are not being
response-able. What that really means is they are not
responding in the best possible way, or the way adults
deem the best way. The reason they aren't is that they are
generating too much emotion. One of the important things
to learn is to be more response-able. To have
response-ability, or the ability to respond to life in the best
possible way rather than always reacting to it. The way to
gain response-ability is to learn to control the amount of
emotion we generate in response our life events. The way
to do that is to learn to control the way we choose to look at
The reason is because of how they come about. If you
WANT something and don't get it, you'll be frustrated. How
frustrated you get will depend on how much you wanted it.
If you instead think you NEED something, and DEMAND it,
and then don't get it, you'll get angry. How angry you get
will depend on how badly you thought you needed it.
The goal with anyone who is being bullied is NOT to teach
them to have no feeling. It's to teach them to have control
over their own thermostat instead of seeing others as being
in control of it. We can do that by teaching them to have an
Internal Locus of Control. It's to teach them to turn their
emotional thermostat down so they are LESS likely to react
or overreact in some way that ends tragically for them
and/or others. We want them to learn to turn their
thermostat down so they are freer to respond in the best
possible way. So that they are NOT either paralyzed or
overreact. Plus, no amount of emotion will ever change
what has already happened. The way to learn to turn their
emotional thermostat down is to learn to turn their cognitive
thermostat down. That's what teaching them to have
Unconditional Self-Acceptance and Other Acceptance,
and to Recognize and Correct Irrational Thinking does.
columns. That would make the Thermostat look like the
diagram below. The important point for now is that it's really
how we choose to think about what happens, ourselves,
others and life that really determines how we end up
feeling. It also determines what we end up doing. Attitude
is always the father of behavior.


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Ateneo Lounge Attic.
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Auditorium Rambleta
It is a seven-floor building of approximately 11,000 m², equipped with modern and avant-garde facilities including many diverse features rooms and two floors of parking. Its stage infrastructure, lighting and sound, make it ideal for presentations, conferences, seminars, gala dinners, screenings, workshops, in addition to the most advanced stage productions. The whole scenario has…
Palace of Arts
Scenarios, rehearsal rooms, kitchens, offices, … most of the floors in the Amphitheater of the Opera House of Valencia have been covered following a detailed work, carried out by Isaval team, with wooden flooring merbau, positioned on radial cutting, forming polygons. It is a timber from Southeast Asia and Oceania. It is considered a…
FIVAN Neurological rehabilitation centre
The individualized rehabilitation clinic for people with some kind of brain damage (C/ Burriana, 30 Valencia) has been covered with a parquet with damping system, particularly suited to its therapeutic function. This damping system favours the development of rehabilitation exercises and allows the continuous use of the installations providing greater comfort and durability. It has…
Hotel Melià Beach House.
Located in a privileged settlement of Mallorca, the hotel Beach House is opposite a stunning sandy beach, among leafy pines and palm trees. The concept oriented to minimalist design offers a unique experience thanks to its finishes. The restoration of the former three-star hotel has given way to a luxury hotel resort, where Pinturas Isaval took…
El departamento de Instalaciones de Pinturas Isaval ha instalado como proveedor de Join Contract, más de 4.500m2 de revestimiento vinílico y 1.200 m2 de moqueta en Loseta en la renovación de este moderno hotel diseñado por del famoso arquitecto francés Jean Nouvel, situado en la ciudad alemana de Colonia.
Locker room Valencia Basket Club
Locker room areas and access to courts in the Fonteta San Luis (Valencia) have changed their decoration and improved the installations. On the floor it has been placed a vinyl flooring, high wear resistance to abrasion and water. It stands out for its easy cleaning, it is antibacterial, antislip and antistatic. The product offers…
EDEM Businesspeople School
The rejuvenated bases of the northen inner harbour in the Royal Navy Juan Carlos I, already host the headquarters of the School of Entrepreneurs EDEM and the new Angels and Lanzadera offices. Built on an area of 18,000 square metres, this Complex of Employers and Entrepreneurs takes the place of the old bases of some of…
The Flowers Bridge
The floor of the Flowers Bridge has been coated by Isaval team with copper-treated pine planks bolted to a metal structure. The bridge crosses the Turia Garden in the city of Valencia and it is decorated with 27,000 colorful flowers that vary according to the time of the year.


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Initial state-selected reaction probabilities for the H + CHD3 -> H-2 + CD3 reaction starting from various different ro-vibrational states of CHD3 are studied by accurate full-dimensional (12D) quantum dynamics calculation for vanishing total angular momentum (J = 0). The calculations employ the quantum transition state concept and the multi-layer multi-configurational time-dependent Hartree approach. First results focusing on fundamental excitations and the reactivity borrowing effect were communicated recently [R. Ellerbrock and U. Manthe, J. Chem. Phys. 147, 241104 (2017)]. In the present work, all vibrational states of the methane reactant are considered. It is found that energy deposited in overtones and combination bands is less efficient in promoting reactivity than expected from separable or sudden models. Furthermore, the effects of rotational excitation on the reactivity are studied in detail. Published by AIP Publishing.
Ellerbrock R, Manthe U. Full-dimensional quantum dynamics calculations for H+CHD3 -> H-2 + CD3: The effect of multiple vibrational excitations. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS. 2018;148(22): 7.
Ellerbrock, R., and Manthe, U. (2018). Full-dimensional quantum dynamics calculations for H+CHD3 -> H-2 + CD3: The effect of multiple vibrational excitations. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 148:7.
Ellerbrock, R., & Manthe, U., 2018. Full-dimensional quantum dynamics calculations for H+CHD3 -> H-2 + CD3: The effect of multiple vibrational excitations. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 148(22): 7.
Low-Temperature Thermal Rate Constants for the Water Formation Reaction H2 +OH from Rigorous Quantum Dynamics Calculations.
Steric control of the reaction of CH stretch-excited CHD3 with chlorine atom.
Direct mapping of the angle-dependent barrier to reaction for Cl + CHD3 using polarized scattering data.
Correlated Dynamics of the O((3)P) + CHD3(v=0) Reaction: A Joint Crossed-Beam and Quasiclassical Trajectory Study.
Theoretical Study of the Validity of the Polanyi Rules for the Late-Barrier Cl + CHD3 Reaction.
An eight-dimensional quantum dynamics study of the Cl + CH4→ HCl + CH3 reaction.
Rotational mode specificity in the Cl + CHD3 → HCl + CD3 reaction.
A seven-degree-of-freedom, time-dependent quantum dynamics study on the energy efficiency in surmounting the central energy barrier of the OH + CH3 → O + CH4 reaction.
Accurate potential energy surface and quantum reaction rate calculations for the H+CH4-->H2+CH3 reaction.
Full-dimensional quantum reaction rate calculations for H + CH(4) → H(2) + CH(3) on a recent potential energy surface.
Communication: Reactivity borrowing in the mode selective chemistry of H + CHD3 → H2 + CD3.
Layered discrete variable representations and their application within the multiconfigurational time-dependent Hartree approach.
The state averaged multiconfigurational time-dependent Hartree approach: vibrational state and reaction rate calculations.
Calculating initial-state-selected reaction probabilities from thermal flux eigenstates: a transition-state-based approach.
Calculation of multiple initial state selected reaction probabilities from Chebyshev flux-flux correlation functions: influence of reactant internal excitations on H + H2O → OH + H2.
Calculation of state-to-state differential and integral cross sections for atom-diatom reactions with transition-state wave packets.
Multidimensional time-dependent discrete variable representations in multiconfiguration Hartree calculations.
Relative efficacy of vibrational vs. translational excitation in promoting atom-diatom reactivity: rigorous examination of Polanyi's rules and proposition of sudden vector projection (SVP) model.
Control of mode/bond selectivity and product energy disposal by the transition state: X + H2O (X = H, F, O(3P), and Cl) reactions.


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We are working in partnership with a secondary school, in the London borough of Surrey, who are looking for an experienced Science Technician.
This mainstream mixed secondary school is located in Surrey. The school has under gone a massive transform and has a state of the art science department. The school has great transport links making this the perfect opportunity.
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https://soundcloud.com/downeylegend/lets-talk-about-mental-health
Melina Michaus, Jezabel Perez, Enrique Jimenez, and Yasmine Jreisat
Talking about how to bring awareness to mental health issues and getting rid of the stigma on our campus.
About the Videographers
Melina Michaus, Podcaster
Starting her first year in Newspaper as a podcaster, Melina Michaus is a senior at Downey High with a voice loud enough to be heard. Michaus has been in Girl Scouts since she was 10 years old and started softball around the same time, up until her senior year. Michaus plans to go to a four year university, ideally San Diego State, to major in nursing where she will help others in need.
In her free time, Michaus reads romance and mystery novels. "I like novels because it helps me grow my imagination," Michaus informed. "I like romance novels because I love, love. I like mystery novels because of the curiosity and not knowing what's going to happen next." Michaus is usually hidden behind a book, but once you get her to put it down and talk, she will keep the conversation going.
Jezabel Perez, Podcaster
As she enters her third year in Newspaper, podcaster Jezabel Perez, 12, plans on graduating and attending San Diego State University to become more independent but not too far from home. Perez plans to study to become a Social Worker to pursue a career in which she demonstrates her kindness and desire to help others. While in The Downey Legend, Perez hopes to sharpen her listening skills that will also benefit her down her career path.
Perez finds joy in being a podcaster as she loves to talk and hear other people's stories and tell it in a unique way other than writing. "If I'm not doing something meaningful and making a difference then what is the point? I want to leave this world knowing that I made a difference" Perez explained.
Enrique Jimenez, Podcaster
Finishing his last year strong, Podcast Manager, Enrique Jimenez,12, has been part of Downey High School's newspaper, The Downey Legend, for his 2nd year now. With his goofy sense of humor he's published numerous podcasts that always showcase a positive and light hearted attitude. Besides podcast, Jimenez has been part of Downey High's soccer team for three years now, and enjoys how he shows his true self on the field with his teammates when playin
Having podcast skills, Jimenez purses to be involved in the Television Industry. Jimenez enjoys spreading news in his own unique way for others to be informed."I always like news and it's something I see myself fitting into." Jimenez stated. Being an outgoing person he enjoys listening to others and giving advice back. Jimenez desires for others to be informed about news and him giving that information., like talking about it and giving his opinions on it. " I like to know what's going on and I like to make other people aware of it," Jimenez stated.
Yasmine Jreisat, Podcaster
Staying active and helping people is what Yasmine Jreisat,10, does best. She looks forward to meeting new people and getting together to go around and help the most needed. Therefore, she has a two year experience in Downey High School's Kiwini's club, where they fundraise money and volunteer for different organizations. She is going on her second year as a tennis player and plans on staying on the team for the rest of her high school career. And she is also going on her first year as a podcast in Downey's newspaper.
Being unsure of what she wants to base her career on, Jreisat is focused pursing something she enjoys doing. She is driven by her determination to keep a high GPA. Making her capable of always receiving A's in her courses, this will go in her favor whenever she decides what to base her life on. "I wanna do something enjoyable, I'm not so sure what that is going to be yet," Jreisat stated. "But I will work on having a stable life".
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