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Katara Cultural Village
The Cultural Village Foundation is an exceptional project of hope for human interaction through art and cultural exchange – a project made possible thanks to the inspired vision, solid faith and wise leadership of HH Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, the Father Emir of the State of Qatar.
Keeping pace with the emerging global culture that emphasises the importance of diversity in human development, Katara Cultural Village is the largest and the most multidimensional cultural project of Qatar. It is a place where people come together to experience the cultures of the world. With beautiful theatres, concert halls, exhibition galleries and cutting-edge facilities, Katara aims to become a world leader for multi-cultural activities.
In line with the goals set forward by the Qatar National Vision 2030, Katara serves as a guardian to the heritage and traditions of Qatar and endeavours to spread awareness about the importance of every culture and civilization and as such, Katara hosts international, regional and local festivals, workshops, performances and exhibitions.
The Idea of Katara
Katara was born out of a long held vision to position the State of Qatar as a cultural beacon a lighthouse of art, radiating in the Middle East through theatre, literature, music, visual art, conventions and exhibitions.
This village shall be a glimpse of the future of a world where people of different cultural backgrounds overcome their national boundaries and embrace common causes to promote a united humanity.
Katara is where the grace of the past meets the splendour of the future.
The meaning of the name Katara
Since the year 150 AD, "Catara" was the first and most ancient name designated for Qatar Peninsula in geographic and historical maps. On the map drawn by the geographer Claudius Ptolemaeus in 150 AD, published in 882 AD -1477 AD and later in the Historical Atlas of Islam, the peoples of the Arabian Peninsula in the middle of the second century AD were identified. It also stipulated the geographical location of Qatar Peninsula under the name of Catara, North West of Gerra or near it, and to the west of the town of Cadara.
The name "Katara" appeared in the geographical and historical maps in early eighteenth century AD. In a French map of the Arabian Peninsula coast line, sea and gulf, the name was written "Katara" instead of "Catara," which was the designation used by geographers from the map of Ptolemaeus in 150 AD until 1738 AD.
Tracking the etymology of Qatar throughout history is both useful and interesting given Qatar's cultural and educational wealth. This cultural richness plays a very important role in promoting and building the Qatari society. The attachment to our ancient roots together with premeditated modernisation and technological advancement form the solid foundation of Qatari personality and values.
It was decided to revive Qatar's olden name to uphold our connection to ancient heritage and to honour Qatar's distinguished position since the dawn of history.
Our vision is to be a world-leader for multi-cultural activities.
Contributing to the achievement of Qatar National Vision 2030, we dedicate every effort to nurturing social development through art and cultural interchange. We are aspiring to build a community of creative and innovative people, who are aware of their surroundings and are knowledgeable about global cultures and values.
Katara is a place where people share cultures to nurture understanding and peace.
In an ever-evolving digitalised global world, our goal is to provide a platform for people of the world to come together and share the wealth of their vibrant cultures, to embrace differences that make our world unique and to discover similarities that unite people regardless of their origin.
We are friendly and engage people in exciting cultural experiences.
We are proud of our national heritage and we respect all cultures of the world.
We are a professional team that always provides our guests and visitors with an excellent experience.
Social Responsibility:
CSR is the ethical management concept where companies integrate social, economic and environmental programs into their business model and culture – Engaging in this can strengthen any company's image and build up its brand.
Here at Katara Cultural Village, we recognize the importance of this strategy. At the moment, Katara strongly focuses on promoting CSR. This means building relationships with other non-profit organizations to ensure the health and happiness of local communities. Katara has worked with numerous organizations providing them with the support needed. Katara has helped organize forums, talent development workshops, lectures, gatherings, live performance art shows, cultural awareness events etc.
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A Vapor Recovery Tower is a tall pressure vessel installed between the production separator and oil storage tanks. VRTs are a source for vapor recovery at near atmospheric pressure that simulates working, breathing, and flash losses that storage tanks would normally cause. VRT's capture and significantly reduce storage tank VOC emissions, helping facilities meet the Quad O regulations.
There are several benefits to utilizing a VRT, such as having less back pressure on your tanks . VRTs keep air and oxygen out of gas pipelines by appropriating the vapors in the tower and eliminating the vapor containment potential common to atmospheric tanks.
Vapor Recovery Towers serve as the last designated pressure vessel to collect vapors from produced liquids to later be recovered and discharged into a sales line by a vapor recovery unit. VRTs insulate the VRU from vapor pressure surges and is more tolerant to higher and lower pressures.


The Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust and its family of charity zoos - Paignton Zoo Environmental Park, Living Coasts in Torquay and Newquay Zoo in Cornwall - won a clutch of awards at the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums' 50th Anniversary awards ceremony.
The Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust's Executive Director Simon Tonge was awarded the Outstanding Achievement award in recognition of his contribution to the zoo and aquarium community.
Professor David Field from the Zoological Society of London and former head of EAZA Dr Lesley Dickie gave glowing tributes to Simon, explaining the impact he had had on their careers. The audience then gave him a standing ovation.
Kirsten added: "From a personal perspective, Simon has not only achieved great things at the WWCT, but also established a professional environment that encourages the development of zoo and aquarium professionals.
Originally known as The Federation of Zoological Gardens of Britain and Ireland, BIAZA was formed in 1966 out of recognition of the need for standardised principles and practices in animal management. Today its 113 membership are a powerful force for conservation and education, with continuous scientific research and sharing of best practice to ensure the highest levels of animal welfare.


I have an SCC-A10 module plugged into an SC-2345.
I have a sensor that has Relative Humidity and Temperature built into it. The RH seems to work based on a simple voltage reading (that works just fine). But I'm having trouble getting ANY readings from the NTC thermister.
2) There is only one lead from the sensor for the temperature reading so I'm assuming that it's reading between that and ground.
3) What are the settings in Labview Meas and Auto Explorer that I should use? I'm given info on temperature vs. resistance.
4) If the SCC-A10 is not the module to use, can you suggest one that might work instead?
I had a question about the setup you are running here. There is only one wire connecting your sensor and the A10? If it is referencing to ground, there has to be a common ground reference between the two. Otherwise, you have to have some other wire to reference the voltage to.
In general, the RTD01 is the best module to be using for thermistors. The A10 is more for measuring larger voltages that need to be scaled down(up to 100V input).
LabVIEW Integration Engineer with experience in LabVIEW Real-Time, LabVIEW FPGA, DAQ, Machine Vision, as well as C/C++. CLAD, working on CLD and CLA.
Thanks for the info on the thermister. It does indeed have a common ground. I'll give the RTD01 a try and see if that helps. Hopefully I'll see that module in the mail soon and report back if it does/doesn't work.


COLDPLAY have announced a summer European tour to warm-up for the release of 'A RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD'.
The group, who have already confirmed a small tour of UK venues and an appearance at the Glastonbury festival in June, will head out to the European mainland in July for more dates.
More dates are likely to be added. 'A Rush Of Blood To The Head' is released on August 26.


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Q: How to recover an office 2013 document, in windows 7, after removing the removable disk? There exist lots of information about data recovery in WWW as well as this question answering website, almost all of which about the situation in which you have the hard dist in your hand.
However, suppose that you have a removable disk and you always store your data on that (you use the removable disk as your hard disk). Suppose that you loose your access to the removable disk. How can you recover your (Microsoft office) document which was being opened, day by day, in your computer. Is there anywhere (e.g. Windows temp, Office temp) in which an archived copy of the files is stored?
Note: Suppose that you have searched for all *.asd files in your computer and could not find your lost files, after opening them all.

A: NO,
there isn't anywhere else!
unless you saved it somewhere else (hard disk, cloud based storage ,etc)

A: With default settings, Office autosaves unsaved documents at %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\UnsavedFiles. Those files are kept for four days. You might find some versions there.
If you haven't used your computer a lot after you lost your file, you can try forensic approaches to recover deleted files. Even if your file was stored on a removable drive, (temporary) copies may have existed on your hard drive. Look for "file carving".

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Complete Line Glass offers an incredibly flexible line of custom fabricated shower doors in 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2" tempered safety glass. Complete Line Glass fabricates to your specifications, including doors and panels of any size, out of square pieces and pony walls. Choose from a variety of notch and hinge cut outs as well as holes of any size. Complete Line Glass offers a flat polish on every shower door as well as a miter up to 45 degrees when required.
Complete Line Glass stocks all the necessary shower door hardware to go along with your glass purchase, including a vast array of notches, hinges and towels bars.
Luxclear Protect is a coated glass product developed to protect the surface of the glass by preventing corrosion due to contaminants related to water, heat and high humidity. Over time, glass can essentially "age" due to surface corrosion caused by this exposure. The result is glass that appears dull and dirty and the longer the exposure exists—the dirtier the appearance. Unlike aftermarket products, the Luxclear Protect coating fuses with the glass and permanently seals the glass surface so it will remain clear and new looking for the life of the product.


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LEGO City Undercover is coming to Xbox One, PC and PS4 in 2017
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LEGO City Undercover originally released in 2013 as a Nintendo Wii U exclusive – Warner Bros now wants to re-release it for the Xbox One, PC, PS4, and Nintendo's new and upcoming Switch console. If you are not much into gaming – yes Warner Bros does more than just movies …
Windows 10 PCs can stream Xbox One games to Oculus Rift
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Microsoft and Oculus are in a long-running partnership – every Oculus Rift ships with an Xbox One controller, for example; obviously, it's because the Rift doesn't have any controllers of its own, but it needs a controller for interaction. It is, however, not a one-way partnership – Microsoft gets something …
Elder Scrolls Online to be free for Xbox Live Gold members this week
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Elder Scrolls Online – the MMO by Bethesda set in the fantastical world of Tamriel, will be free to play starting from 23rd of November 12:01 AM EST, until 27th of November 11:59 PM EST. Though, the free-to-play week is only available to Xbox Live Gold members; the players will …
ADR1FT cancelled on Xbox One
ADR1FT is a 'first person experience' game already out for PC and PS4, along with VR on the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive; developed by Three One Zero and published by 505 Games, the game puts players in the shoes of an astronaut who is adrift in the wreckage of …
Indie Arcade Puzzle game 'Pix the Cat' is coming to Xbox next year
Pix the Cat is an arcade puzzle game developed by Pasta Games – a French indie studio – released in 2014 for the PS4 and PS Vita, and then 2015 for PC and Android, the game has received positive reviews since its release – both from the critics and the …
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Microsoft's Phil Spencer confirms: Project Scorpio will cost more than Xbox One S
Microsoft's Project Scorpio was announced earlier this year at E3, and since then has been in the news – mostly speculation – about all the things it would do differently. Interestingly, it's meant to be a mid-generation upgrade, rather than a brand-new console – it will still be able to …
Microsoft adds Dead Space Ignition and Escape Dead Island to Xbox One backward compatible titles
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Surname Clotaire
Family name Clotaire (Clotaire ) , across the world, is quite a common surname. Surname Clotaire is characteristic to Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly the Central African Republic, where it is quite a common surname, Gabon, and Ivory Coast, where it is quite a rare surname. In absolute terms it commonest in Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Ivory Coast, the Central African Republic, and Burkina Faso. Also, Clotaire is the forename as well as a last name.
Clotaire in the Central African Republic
In the country population of about 4.7 million, Clotaire is quite a common surname in the Central African Republic.
Clotaire in Gabon
In the country population of about 2.1 million, Clotaire is quite a common surname in Gabon.
Clotaire in Ivory Coast
In the country population of about 25.1 million, Clotaire is quite a rare surname in Ivory Coast.
Clotaire in Burkina Faso
In the country population of about 19.8 million, Clotaire is quite a rare surname in Burkina Faso.
Clotaire in Haiti
In the country population of about 11.1 million, Clotaire is quite a rare surname in Haiti.
Clotaire in Chad
In the country population of about 15.5 million, Clotaire is quite a rare surname in Chad.
Clotaire in Senegal
In the country population of about 15.9 million, Clotaire is a rare surname in Senegal.
Clotaire in Cameroon
In the country population of about 25.2 million, Clotaire is a rare surname in Cameroon.
Clotaire in France
In the country population of about 67.0 million, Clotaire is a rare surname in France.
Clotaire in Ethiopia
In the country population of about 109.2 million, Clotaire is a rare surname in Ethiopia.
Clotaire in the Dominican Republic
In the country population of about 10.6 million, Clotaire is a very rare surname in the Dominican Republic.
Clotaire in Canada
In the country population of about 37.1 million, Clotaire is a very rare surname in Canada.
Clotaire in the United States
In the country population of about 327.2 million, Clotaire is a very rare surname in the United States.
Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Clotaire
Clotaire Benin, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Ivory Coast
Last names said to be same
Clotario, Clotário, Clôtaire, and Lothaire


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A lifelong conservationist, Harper ultimately found his passion in creating fresh and witty paintings of wildlife in his own "minimal realist" style. Twenty assorted 5 x 7 in. holiday cards (5 each of 4 designs) plus envelopes in a decorative box. AND NOW: ENJOY FREE SHIPPING ON ALL CARD & STATIONERY ITEMS!


Carolyn Francis, Carolyn Thorne, and Liz Townsend are in Kenya from March 6 to 26 to lead workshops and school visits on Positive Learning for All, the third stage in the SIS Project.
After a night in Nairobi, we drove about 2.5 hours to Mukurwe-ini to the home of our hosts Gerald and Grace Kariuki. What a spectacular place they have on top of a hill overlooking terraced farmland. Like their neighbours, Gerald & Grace grow coffee, bananas, and macadamia nuts. They also keep milk cows, hens, and goats. It's so dry right now that the pending rains will be more than welcome.
Gerald has been an important Farmers Helping Farmers (FHF) organizer in Mukurwe-ini for over 20 years. He was also a key person while FHF supported growth of the Wakulima Dairy – but that's another story!
This time Gerald set up two days of workshops, school visits, and various other meetings.
We welcomed around 30 workshop participants who stayed with us for the two days.
The first discussions were on discipline issues and ideas for positive discipline to replace corporal punishment that is against the law in Kenya.
What excitement we had as they participated in learning educational strategies like "carousel" where groups moved from table to table to add ideas on flip charts on Positive Discipline for All.
By Day 2 we moved into creative mapping by groups who were asked to draw on flip charts and present to everyone an ideal inclusive and accessible school.
Now we're off to conduct similar workshops and school visits in the Meru district.


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Q: How do I make Django Form Fields Disappear with Javascript? I have a form in my Django application. What I'm attempting to do is create a form that is filled out in parts. I'm trying to allow the user to navigate the form by clicked on "next" and "prev" buttons to hide and show different steps of the field. The following is my HTML:
{% load static %}
<!DOCTYPE html>

                <form class="form" method="post">
                    {% csrf_token %}

Step 1 of 3

                            Info Field
                            {{ form.info_field }}

                            Next
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Step 2 of 3

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                            Next

Step 3 of 3

                        <button class="btn btn-lg btn-primary btn-block" type="submit">Submit</button>

                            First
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                </form>

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My issue is that when I load the page, all of the steps are being displayed at the same time. When I click on any of the "a" tags (next, prev, etc), nothing changes, and I do not understand what I am doing wrong. I have also tried using a "window.onload = function" method, and that had produced the same result. I would greatly appreciate any help that is given, thank you!

A: Here's a solution:
I'm only showing you the principle. Apply the .disp_none class to containers you don't want shown. Then get the objects by ID, and remove that class when the next button in is clicked.
css
step_1 { display: block; }
step_2 { display: block; }
.disp_none { display: none; }

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<form method="POST" action=".">

        Step 1 of 3

NEXT

        Step 2 of 3

NEXT

</form>

Javascript

And to make classes disappear:
You do it with the syntax element.classList.remove("mystyle");
To improve this for older browsers:
Add more event listeners. You can find a lot on this page at w3 schools.

A: Apparently, giving the type "var" in front of the arguments in the function resulted in an error that prevented my functions from working. Upon removing this, my original solution worked perfectly. Here is the finished code, for those who wish to learn from it as I did.
{% load static %}
<!DOCTYPE html>

                <form class="form" method="post">
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Step 1 of 3

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                            Next
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Step 2 of 3

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Essays & PapersA&P 10 Nervous System
A&P 10 Nervous System
The _______ Nervous System consists of the brain and spinal cord.
The Central Nervous System consists of the _____ and ______ ____.
Brain, Spinal Cord
The __________ Nervous System consists of the vast network of nerves throughout the body.
The Peripheral Nervous System divides into the _______ (________) Division and the _____ (________) Division
Sensory, Afferent, Motor, Efferent
The _______ (________) Division carries signals from the nerve endings to the Central Nervous System.
Sensory, Afferent
The _____ (________) Division transmits information from the Central Nervous System to the rest of the body.
Motor, Efferent
The Afferent Division subdivides into the _______ sensory and ________ sensory systems.
Somatic, Visceral
The _______ sensory system carries signals from skin, bones, joints, and muscles.
The ________ sensory system carries signals from the heart, lungs, stomach, and bladder.
The Efferent Division subdivides into the _______ motor and _________ motor systems.
Somatic, Autonomic
The _______ motor system allows voluntary movements of skeletal muscles.
The _________ motor system provides automatic activities such as control of blood pressure and heart rate.
The Autonomic Motor System subdivides into the ___________ division and _______________ division.
Sympathetic, Parasympathetic
The ___________ motor division arouses the body for action.
The _______________ motor division has a calming affect.
Parasympathetic
The two types of cells making up the nervous system are _______ and _________.
Neurons, Neuroglia
_______ are the excitable, impulse-conducting cells performing the work of the nervous system.
_________ support the nervous system and protect the neurons.
Neuroglia
_________________ form myelin sheath in the brain and spinal cord and speed signal conduction
Oligodendrocytes
_________ cells line spinal cord and cavities of the brain; some secrete cerebrospinal fluid.
Ependymal
_________ perform phagocytosis
__________ extend through brain tissue; nourish neurons; help form blood-brain barrier; attach neurons to blood vessels; provide structural support.
_______ cells form myelin sheath around nerves in the peripheral nervous system; form neurilemma.
Schwann
_______, or ________ neurons, detect stimuli and transmit information to the CNS.
_____, or ________ neurons, relay messages from the brain to muscles or glands.
____________ connect the incoming sensory pathways with the outgoing motor pathways.
Neurons have 3 basic parts: a ____ ____ and two extensions called an ____ and a _______.
Cell Body, Axon, Dendrite
The ____ ____, also called the ____, is the control center of the neuron and contains the nucleus.
Cell Body, Soma
_________ receive signals from other neurons and conduct the information to the cell body.
The ____ carries nerve signals away from the cell body.
The Axons of many neurons are encased in a ______ sheath.
______ acts to insulate the axon ad helps speed impulse conduction.
Gaps in the myelin sheath, called _____ __ _______, occur at evenly spaced intervals.
Nodes of Ranvier
Each axon terminates in a ________ ____.
Synaptic Knob
The outermost layer of the Schwann Cell is called the __________ which is essential for an injured nerve to regenerate.
Neurilemma
____ matter contains mostly the cell bodies of motor neurons and interneurons.
_____ matter contains bundles of axons that carry impulses form one part of the nervous system to another.
Gray matter appears gray because of a lack of ______.
White matter appears white because of an abundance of ______.
The small space between the outer covering of the spinal cord and the vertebrae is called the _______ _____.
Epidural Space
The _________ _____ contains a cushioning layer of fat as well as blood vessels and connective tissue.
The _______ _____ carries cerebrospinal fluid through the spinal cord.
Central Canal
The ______ (posterior) nerve root carries sensory information into the spinal cord and enters at the ______ ____ of the spinal cord.
Dorsal, Dorsal Horn
The _______ (anterior) nerve roots exit from the _______ ____ to carry motor information out of the spinal cord.
Ventral, Ventral Horn
A ______ _____ results from the fusion of the dorsal and ventral nerve roots.
Spinal Nerve
Cell bodies of the dorsal neurons are clustered in a knot-like structure called a ________.
The spinal cord is protected by three layers of connective tissue called ________.
The innermost meninges layer is the ___ _____.
Pia Mater
The middle meninges layer is the _________ _____.
Arachnoid Mater
The outer meninges layer is the ____ _____.
Dura Mater
The ____________ _____ is filled with cerebrospinal fluid.
Subarachnoid Space
Bundles of axons called ______ serve as the routes of communication to and from the brain.
The ______ ______ relays sensations of deep pressure and vibration as well as those needed to create awareness of the body's position.
Dorsal Column
The ______________ tract is responsible for prioprioception.
Spinocerebellar
The _____________ tract relays sensations of temperature, pressure, pain, and touch.
Spinothalamic
The _____________ tract (_________ tract) is responsible for fine movements of hands, fingers, feet, and toes on the opposite side of the body.
Corticospinal, Pyramidal
The ______________ tracts are a group of tracts associated with balance and muscle tone.
__ pairs of spinal nerves connect to the spinal cord.
The ________ plexus contains nerves supplying the muscles and skin of the neck, tops of the shoulders, and part of the head.
The _______ _____ stimulates the diaphragm for breathing and is located in the ________ plexus.
Phrenic Nerve, Cervical
The ________ plexus innervates the lower part of the shoulder and the arm.
Brachial
The ______ plexus supplies the thigh and leg.
Each spinal nerve innervates a specific area of the skin, areas called __________.
Dermatones
Reflexes employ a neural circuit called a ______ ___ which bypasses regions of the brain where conscious decisions are made.
Reflex Arc
_______ ________ involve the contraction of a skeletal muscle after being stimulated by a somatic motor neuron.
Somatic Reflexes
The ________ is the largest portion of the brain.
The brain's surface is marked by thick ridges called ____.
Gyri
Shallow grooves called _____ divide gyri in the brain.
Sulci
Deep sulci are called ________.
The __________ is the second largest region of the brain and, although smaller than the cerebrum, contains more neurons than the rest of the brain combined.
The _________ makes up the rest of the brain and consists of the three structures: ________, ____, and _______ _________.
Midbrain, Pons, Medulla Oblongata
A deep groove called the ____________ ______ divides the cerebrum into right and left cerebral hemispheres.
Longitudinal Fissure
A thick bundle of nerves called the ______ ________ runs along the bottom of the longitudinal fissure and serves to connect the left and right hemispheres.
Corpus Callosum
Two _______ ventricles arch through each cerebral hemisphere.
Each of the lateral ventricles connects to a _____ ventricle.
A canal from the third ventricle leads to the ______ ventricle and narrows to form the central canal which extends through the spinal cord.
A clear, colorless fluid called ____________ fluid fills the ventricles and central canal.
Cerebrospinal
Cerebrospinal Fluid is formed from blood by the _______ ______, a network of blood vessels lining the floor or wall of each ventricle.
Choroid Plexus
Cereprospinal Fluid is reabsorbed into the venous bloodstream by projections of the arachnoid matter into the dural sinuses, called _________ _____.
Arachnoid Villi
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How 2018 Graduate Jennifer Hales is Making the Most of Her Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies
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In May of 2018, Jennifer Hales graduated summa cum laude and ADP valedictorian with a Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies and a minor in philosophy from Post University. "It was an amazing day and one I will never forget," she shared. We wanted to follow up to see what Jennifer is doing a year later.
Jennifer, can you set the stage by telling us your initial motivation for pursuing a Legal Studies degree?
I chose to pursue a Legal Studies degree because of my love of the law and desire to practice it. I also have a passion for politics and would like to run for public office in the future, which I feel requires a deep understanding of the law and our Constitution.
Why Post University?
I chose Post University because it had a long history behind it as a brick-and-mortar university before its online presence. That meant something to me. It was part of a community and personally invested in the lives of its students.
I found this to be an absolute truth through my years at Post, even through the online program. It proves intention on the part of faculty, staff and professors to make students feel like they are a part of something bigger than themselves. We were Post University Eagles, and we were not alone in our quest to better ourselves through higher education.
So, what have you been up to since you graduated, Jennifer?
Life since graduation has been no less busy. In addition to studying for the LSAT and applying to law schools, I have gotten even more politically involved by taking on leadership roles in my county's political party. My education at Post was key in preparing me for the responsibilities of representing these organizations on the state and national level.
I am currently serving as the president of the Kenton County Republican Women's Club, the largest political women's club of its kind in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. My main goal with the club has been to grow and diversify it by making it accessible to every generation of women and their differing needs. We have been quite successful in this endeavor.
I also still serve on the Kenton County Republican Executive Committee, which fundraises for, grooms and supports candidates to run in everything from local to statewide political races.
What exciting changes does the future hold for Jennifer Hales?
I have not yet made the decision as to where I plan to attend law school, but the degree that I earned from Post at the level of success that I earned has prepared me well for whichever school I ultimately choose.
My youngest son will be heading off to college, while my oldest will prepare to graduate. With both away at school, I have decided to sell my home and potentially attend law school in an entirely different part of the country, just for the sake of adventure.
Perhaps most exciting is that this past February, on my 50th birthday, my sweetheart and best friend asked me to marry him. I look forward to seeing what other wonderful surprises life holds in store.
Do you have any final thoughts you'd like to share with our readers about your time at Post?
I cannot say enough good things about my experience with Post University. It not only taught me what I was capable of achieving at the age of 49, but it also allowed me to do so because of its unique dynamic.
The online program allowed me to make school work around my life and exposed me to a wonderfully diverse student body. I found it inspiring that fellow students, professors and faculty all shared one common goal: the success of each individual learner.
We worked together, respectfully shared ideas and encouraged one another. There are days when I actually miss it. These and so many other reasons are why Post University will always hold a special place in my heart.
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Well, I might as well get started writing something, since the longer I wait to write something, the more I feel I should be writing something powerful and significant, not just catching up. And that, dear readers, is a recipe for absolute writer's block.
Partly—working. Working has never precluded blog-writing before, but until this point, working has never been researching and writing. Despite my deep love of writing, it turns out that I reach a point where I either don't want to write more or can't get into a state of flow with writing anymore.
Partly—visiting my grandmother. That meant going with only spotty internet borrowed from a neighbor for checking email. My grandmother just told me she wishes she could be on Facebook with much of our family, though—and when a 94-year-old computer-averse woman wants to be on Facebook, you can see why the 24-year-old Facebook founder is worth over a billion dollars.
Partly—wanting to write about topics which can't be public at this point. I rarely get trolls hitting up my blog, and I have many supportive readers, so that's not the issue. But part of what I've wanted to write about is my husband's job search and my experiences with that, and while the job search is now going exceedingly well, I don't feel comfortable talking about it in a public location where anyone searching for my or his names can read my thoughts.
Partly—taking my energy for writing and applying it to personal correspondence. I've gotten really bad about communicating with my friends over email. I set emails aside to respond later and then realize way later that I haven't responded. My friends mean more to me than that. But there's only so much writing energy to go around, as I've said.
Partly—feeling too jumbled at times to pull together cohesive posts. Anxiety, excitement, and frustration have been common lately, but I haven't gotten the clarity to write about some of it.
Partly—going places like the amazing cathedral in Cologne.
Two of the three jobs we're most seriously considering for my husband are in Europe. We used up my husband's (wonderful) frequent flyer miles buying me a rather last-minute ticket to go with him and see where we might move in three months. We were there nine days. I was way more focused on, "Could I live here? How do I find food I can eat? How do I find my way around?" than on taking photos, so I didn't take nearly as many as usual. But if you want to see some of the photos, I'll put a link to the Flickr set once I fix my Flickr uploader in Lightroom.
So what specific news can I share with you right now?
First, I'm in the process of developing a couple of gluten-free, allergen-free cooking classes in cooperation with the woman who runs our CSA here in Atlanta. The (hopefully hands-on, not just demo) classes will be held at a fabulous cooking school here. We are focusing on local, sustainably produced foods as well as the gluten-free/allergen-free aspect. Assuming everything moves forward, we'll be having classes in the next two months. I'd love to hear your thoughts about what you'd most like to do or learn in a cooking class for people with food restrictions. I'm really pumped about offering these, because I've thoroughly enjoyed taking cooking classes in the past, and I've really missed that community connection around making food.
Second, my husband has been brewing gluten-free, and it appears that we (okay, he—but I made suggestions!) may have brewed a gluten-free beer that resembles a chocolate porter or stout. If you have ever bought any gluten-free beers in stores or restaurants, you know that a dark gluten-free beer doesn't exist yet (or at least, not that we've ever found or heard of). The others he brewed this round all seem tasty, too: richer and more complex than the gluten-free beers on the market. He bottled them a few days ago, so we have a few more days for the beers to be fizzy and ready to drink. Are you a fan of dark beer, and you're gluten-free? If so, tell me what varieties of beer you miss the most.
Third, my weight is up a bit. It's easy to feel anxious about that, but it's much easier to lose seven pounds now than to panic, avoid thinking about it, stress-eat, and regain 30. Gaining a bit and then losing it again is a natural part of the lives of many people who maintain healthy weights. I am telling myself I can do it, that I have the tools to do it, and that I just have to be conscientious about taking care of myself. I am mentioning it here because hiding it makes it a bigger deal than mentioning it does. Talking about this kind of stuff on my blog is what has kept me on track for this long, so I may be talking about healthy eating and weight loss—and my struggles and triumphs—a bit more again for a while. I haven't exercised as often lately as I normally do, and I haven't been as conscientious about what I'm putting in my mouth and whether what I actually need is food. But like I said, I can do it! Each moment of each day offers the chance to make good decisions. I don't have to be perfect and won't be—just have to make good decisions most of the time.
I want to write more blog posts. I want to get my self-care series back on track—so much for 26 changes, but we can still manage 20 or so! One of the things I'm juggling right now is when to do work, when to do fun things, when to do essential things (like chores), and when to do things that fall between those zones. Working from home has many benefits, but it can also be a bit complicated.
Looking forward to seeing more of the self-care series.
Re: cooking classes. When using CSA produce, consider teaching techniques rather than recipes, so folks can cook without a book . Ask the students what they would do with these lovely ingedients before you start the instruction. Students are often very creative.
Re: life. Even though it is exciting, it is good sometimes to draw in and limit distractions. It looks like you have a full plate. Better to digest it before adding more. Thanks for being so honest.
Wow,Europe! Hope everything works out for the best:) Glad to see you back after a few weeks of missing your post!
It sounds like life has been keeping you busy in a good way!
Wow, sounds like you've got a lot of exciting things going on, even the exciting challenge of losing those few lbs that came to visit. Sending lots of good thoughts your way and we can't wait to hear how Europe pans out for you!!
Enjoyed your blog very much. I think you should definitely relax a bit about how you come across-you definitely don't have to write anything monumental and/or earth-shattering. It's all important. I like posts like this. It is _real_.
And good luck. Considering everything that's going on with you I think you're doing very well!
The cathedral in Cologne looks majestic to say the least.
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Good luck with all your new endeavours!
Congrats on all the positive changes going on! And good luck with the job search. Re: the weight, as someone who works (mostly) at home, I know that the switch can take a toll on weight and self-care; it's harder to be motivated to get ready and GO out to workout that to just BE out already and stop by the workout club, etc. But it can be done–and if anyone can do it, you can!
Oh man. This is why I enjoy reading your blog. I can very much relate to much of what you are saying…especially the concern about gaining the weight back. Learning to slow down and take time for ourselves is so important yet so hard to do. I too have lost quite a bit of weight over the last 2 years and am terrified that I will gain it back. My dad tried to tell me it wasn't going to happen…I tried to explain the fear. We discussed, like you discuss above, how that fear can cause more stress and more weight gain then just taking it in stride and refocusing. Amazing the things we get to learn in life, isn't it? Have a wonderful week!
I'm glad you're back…and know you will take these new challenges in stride. I'm looking forward to hearing about your new classes as they evolve.
Sounds like exciting changes are happening for you!
Great to see you back! And with another honest and real post. We all NEED to take a break and you have so much going on I think you should feel wonderful that none of it derailed your weight loss too much…I was just talking to my friend about this because she had to work off island for about a week flying back and forth which took a toll on her health (run down mostly but..) so she took another week to recover and now she is in week 3 of none exercise and she is having a hard time getting back on track and here you did and are getting back after some setbacks. you are an inspiration.
In terms of classes, I miss white bread. I like the nuttier, dense loaves on gluten-free bread, but being able to make a sandwich on light and fluffy white bread is something I really miss. So maybe a class on sandwich toppings (especially savory toppings like cooked greens or roasted vegetables) with a good bread recipe thrown in?
As for the class, one thing that we really enjoyed when taking cooking classes was the actual hands on. One teacher had a nice trick. She had the whole menu of items to make for Thanksgiving. She split us up into 5 different kitchens (in a high school Home Ec Room) and each kitchen did 2-3 different recipes. Many of the recipes she had called for some experimenting with flavors. (Organic carrots to bagged carrots for one of the sides. ) Then when everything was cooked, we all sat down to eat and explain what we had done.
Side note for a recipe idea, there use to be a gluten-free restaurant near my neighborhood. Really good stuff even for those of us who don't worry about gluten. She sold most of her breads and baked goods as well as having the diner. She made the most AMAZING biscuits and sausage gravy. I wish I would have found out how she did the biscuits.
Glad to see you back Sally! It looks like things are coming up roses for you. So wonderful to have some lovely changes happening – life is often better when it keeps you on your toes!
Ginger from Freshginger pointed me your way to ask on Gluten Free Brewing. Have any recipes you could share? What grains did you use for color for a stout? I used to be a brewer and haven't for over a year now trying to figure out my GF diet.


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