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Inframethodology
A weblog devoted to the underlying craft of research
Craft of Research Series
How to Write the Introduction and Conclusion
How to Write the Background Section
How to Write the Discussion
How to Finish Your Project or Thesis
Formatting and Referencing
Writing Process Reengineering
The Goals
The Paragraph
The Pocket
At the end of my "How to Structure a Research Paper" lecture, I spend a few minutes talking about the introduction and conclusion. I've cued it up here for your convenience.
It's a good idea to write these sections several times throughout the whole process: once at the beginning, and again when you're about halfway through, and then, importantly, at the end. Ideally, the introduction should be completely rewritten as the last thing you do before handing in your paper, not as a promise of what you hope you'll write, but as an honest description of what you have in fact written. The ideal writer of an introduction is the person who has written the paper that is being introduced. It's the person who knows best what the paper says — and that is ultimately all that the introduction talks about. In order to write an introduction you have to know what is going on in the rest of the paper. The same can be said of your conclusion.
How to Write the Introduction
Begin with the world in which we live. What you're "introducing" here is the practical context that your research is about and which you have elaborated in greater detail in your background section. In a 40-paragraph paper this will take one paragraph and in a longer project you may devote the first two or three paragraphs to this task. The idea is to describe a world that the reader will recognize, a world that is entirely familiar to them. Nothing you say in these paragraphs, which will occupy the first few minutes of their attention, should be shocking or controversial to the reader.
But these paragraphs should nonetheless be interesting. You should provide details that the reader may not be aware of even though they fit neatly into their world view. Reading them should be like meeting someone new but feeling utterly comfortable with them, the sort of person that reminds you of an old friend or family member. Your tone should be friendly and confident. This is the world that you and your reader and, indeed, everyone else, like it or not, share. It's a "commonplace", but your knowledge allows you to write about it in a fresh and interesting way. You're not just rattling off clichés; you are deepening our sense of our time and place in the world.
"The Internet has changed the way businesses communicate with their customers," is a perfectly good key sentence for this kind of paragraph. But remember "the fourth difficulty": your reader will believe you, will understand you, and will agree with you. So you have to find a way to say it — a way to write this paragraph — that isn't going to bore them. Since you're not telling them anything new, you're going to have to find an interesting angle, a shiny detail, a sparkling anecdote. Maybe a set of statistics that really drives the point home in way that the reader may not previously have considered. The reader ends up living in the same world, but is now smarter about it, and grateful for having reader your take on it.
Next, write about the science that you have brought to bear on this world. This, again, will be a science that the reader is familiar with, so you are not teaching the core principles of your theories to your reader. You are just reminding them of the state of the conversation that is going on presently in your field, a conversation you should presume your reader already participates in. Two very strong ways of doing this are to identify the standing consensus or controversy that defines your discipline. What issues is there a general agreement about, and what issues are embroiled in controversy? In a short paper (40 paragraphs or less), it's best to choose one of these options and devote only one paragraph to it in the introduction. In a longer paper, you might want to write a paragraph about the major controversies after writing a paragraph about the common ground that exists. (Or you can reverse that order if that works better for you.)
Some people like to (or have been told to) identify a "gap" in the literature at this point. I'm not a big fan of this approach but it does sometimes work, so I'm not going to completely rule it out. Remember that a paper that seeks to change your reader's mind is much more interesting than one that only hopes to fill holes in it. So try to presume that your reader already knows (or at least believes) something about your subject. Since you're effectively introducing your theory section, you want to make sure that you're activating the expectations that the reader has of your object. Don't propose to fill a void. Engage with a field of action.
(An aside: People sometimes ask where the research question should be presented, and my answer is that, ideally, you should be able to leave it implicit. But, since you'll often be asked to make it explicit, you should do so here, before you get to the last third of your introduction. Which is what we're getting to now…)
Finally, you should tell the reader what you've got on your mind. "This paper shows that…" is an excellent sentence to anchor the last paragraph (or, in a longer paper, the last two or three paragraphs) of your introduction. You complete the sentence with a strong direct statement of your overarching conclusion. It will itself be a grammatically complete sentence that says something you know, something that is both meaningful and true. Indeed, think of it as a sentence that is made meaningful by your theory and true by your analysis. It should talk about the specific object you have collected data about, but say something that only someone who understands your theory will really get the significance of. In that sense, it should answer your research question.
You will now have to explain how you're going to show your reader. That means you'll have to provide some information about your methods, an overview of your results, and some sense of why it's important. Basically, you're introducing your methods section, your analysis section, and your discussion. Whether you're doing this in one, two, or three paragraphs, the basic structure is "This paper shows that … It is based on …. The results are … This has important consequences for … "
By the end of your introduction, the reader should have a clear view of your arguments, and a strong frame within which to approach it. The reader should feel well-prepared to engage critically with your text, and will already have a number of questions in mind that, they hope, you're going to answer. As the writer of your introduction, it's your job to stimulate precisely the question that you are going to answer. There may be a few surprises in store for the reader, but they should never feel misled about what they were getting into.
How to Write the Conclusion
Remember that crucial sentence that appears near the end of your introduction: "This paper shows that…" It is completed by another sentence that states your conclusion — for example, "…managers at NyTech practice prospective sensemaking in their scenario planning." That, like I say, is itself a grammatically correct sentence and can serve as the anchor for the first one (or two or three) paragraphs of your conclusion (depending on the length of your whole paper). Notice that I'm not suggesting you write, "This paper has shown that…" I'm suggestion you simply assert your conclusion: "Managers at NyTech practice prospective sensemaking in their scenario planning." You then provide the strongest reasons you have to believe this is true, drawn from your analysis.
What you do in the very last paragraph of the conclusion, the last one to three minutes of your reader's attention, depends on the thrust of your discussion. Did you identify mainly theoretical or practical implications?
If the consequences of your results are mainly that researchers need to think differently about the practice you have studied, then you should return to the consensus or controversy you used to introduce your scientific discipline (see above) and resolve the tensions you've put into play. What should the scientific conversation look like after your results have been understood? What are the most interesting topics now? What questions remain? What new questions have emerged? How have our lives as scholars changed because of what you have found? How should they?
If the consequences of your results are mainly that practitioners should behave differently, however, then you should return to the world you began with. How does it need to change? What does it look like now? What are the new responsibilities of managers given the knowledge you have given us? What problems loom on the horizon? What promises can you make about the future? Should we be optimistic or pessimistic? Wrap things up by taking a wide view — indeed, look out at a horizon that your research has widened for us. Or go the opposite way: insist on the issue that you have focused on. Remind us that the details matter and that we can't take our eye off this ball. But do, definitely, remember that these paragraphs are the last impression you'll leave in your reader's mind.
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Netflix (NSDQ: NFLX) is picking up some more momentum for its UK and Ireland launch, scheduled for early next year. The streaming video company has now added film studio Miramax to its list of content partners, joining Lionsgate and MGM in providing films for the service. But unlike the other two, this deal does not appear to be exclusive.
Miramax already had a deal to provide content for Netflix's streaming service in the U.S. and Latin America, and it also has similar arrangements with Hulu and Starz.
Additionally, it has a substantial agreement with Facebook to offer full-length streamed films and free clips through a Facebook app called the Miramax eXperience. That was launched in August and covers several markets — including the U.S. and UK — and lets users buy Miramax films with Facebook credits.
The financial terms of today's multi-year licensing deal between Miramax and Netflix were not disclosed. When Miramax announced its original U.S. deal with Netflix in May 2011 — its first streaming agreement after getting sold off by Disney (NYSE: DIS) — it was reported to be worth $100 million.
Nor is it entirely clear what content will be included in the UK/Ireland deal, which will cover services via TV, tablets, games consoles, computers and mobile phones.
The original agreement provides hundreds of titles to customers in the U.S. and Latin America. In today's announcement the two mention the availability of several films from the company's back-catalog, including "Pulp Fiction," "Chicago," "Cold Mountain," "The English Patient," "Good Will Hunting," "The Aviator," "Bad Santa," "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas," "Chocolat," "Finding Neverland," "Gangs of New York," "The Hours," "Kate & Leopold," "Rounders," "Sling Blade," "The Talented Mr. Ripley," and several of the "Scary Movie," "Scream" and "Hellraiser" films.
More on exclusivity. While Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF) and MGM have signed a pact with Netflix to give the streaming company an exclusive window for its UK and Ireland service, Miramax has chosen to go on a more open route. That's actually in keeping with the company's policy up to now: When Mike Lang was appointed the company's CEO in December 2010, he told paidContent, "We're at the precipice of working with everybody. We're going to do it all." One reason is that by staying non-exclusive, it lets Miramax add more scale into its streaming operation.
He also pointed out at the time, though, that Miramax might change its tune if the matter of equity came up: "If Netflix would have been nice enough to offer me equity I might be exclusive," he noted.
In the absence of that equity deal, the door stays open for other UK streaming services like Lovefilm and Sky Movies to compete more evenly against Netflix, at least where Miramax titles are concerned.


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Q: Can I use mailto and send a form in flask app? I've seen a few problems like this but they have a different answer than I was hoping so here I am.
I am planning to send mail details such that the client's mail app opens with the message sent via the form.
Thing is though, I've seen it being doable with PHP but I am running a Flask app.
So is there a way to do it using Python?
This is my form code:
<form id="contactForm" name="sentMessage" novalidate="novalidate" action="mailto:mail@gmail.com?subject=feedback&body=message">

Name<input class="form-control" type="text" id="name" required="" placeholder="Name">

Email Address<input class="form-control" type="email" id="email" required="" placeholder="Email Address">

<textarea class="form-control" id="message" required="" placeholder="Message" rows="5"></textarea>

<button class="btn btn-primary btn-xl" id="sendMessageButton" type="submit">Send</button>

</form>

What I am looking to do is send a subject and content that is present in the textarea element as the body.

A: I managed to solve it myself with a workaround using redirect and request and it worked.
@app.route('/test',methods=['POST'])
def test():
    mess=request.form['textarea']
    return redirect('mailto:test@email.com?body='+str(mess))

In the form what I changed was
<form id="contactForm" name="sentMessage" novalidate="novalidate" action="{{url_for('test'}}" method="POST">

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First, i will explain there are two WordPresses. These are typically run by the same business, but WordPress.com is really a solution that hosts your blog for you -like Blogger, Tumblr along with other 3rd party web sites. They are often called Web 2.0 internet sites. There`s nothing wrong with creating your blog this real method, nonetheless it does restrict you in a few methods.
By using WordPress.com or any internet 2.0 site, that you do not acquire the blog. You are merely leasing space on it. This means the host can delete your blog at any time. This takes place if you should be considered in breach of any TOS (terms of solution). It`s interestingly easy to repeat this, even without meaning to.
As an example, WordPress.com does not allow you to make your blog commercial at all. When you want to begin a business and even create a few dollars that are extra month, it is not what you want.
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You already know your blog isn`t alone on the market. You have a good amount of company, or competition, if you want.
How many blogs at the time of 2016 is staggering. I won`t quote the calculated number since it can just only provide to discourage you. In the interests of understanding, we`re speaking about multi millions.
Instead of feeling overrun by these numbers, you should know you could effectively compete by following a few strategies that are time-tested.
Listed here are 5 tips that will enhance your odds of being released ahead in this tough arena that is competitive. You must maintain a winning mindset as you implement these tips.
You are a person of unique possibilities. There isn`t any one else as if you in the whole world. This might be your competitive edge. Be imaginative in order to find a method to express your personality that is unique in blog.
Ensure your blog reflects who you are. Never make the error of imitating another person`s style, or slant utilized in their blog.
People is going to be attracted to who you are, and what you`re. Let your uniqueness shine through.
Numerous new bloggers fall into the trap of imitating a effective blogger. Let your guard straight down, be vulnerable, and simply be your self.
Speak to your market as you would confer with your companion. Imagine you are speaking with a person that is single. Share what interests you. Express your opinion, whether or not it goes contrary towards the accepted knowledge. Your market will even appreciate your candor should they do not accept you.
Also keep in mind the amount that is vast of you own, specially on a subject that interests you plenty. You have got probably done many years of research and reading on the subject.
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Students will explore physical, motor, perceptual, cognitive, language, social, and emotional development of children from prenatal to three years of age. Theoretical psychological perspectives of prenatal development, birth process and toddler development and personality are all topics included in this course.
Procedure: Assignments 50%, Mid Term Exam 20%, Final Exam 30%. Grading procedures follow NVIT policy.
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Albrecht, K., Miller, L.G. (current edition). Innovations: Infants/toddlers child development. Beltsville, MD: Gryphon House Publishing.
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The Israeli Ambassador to Ghana, Ms. Shani Cooper-Zubida, has commended Israeli investors for exploring business opportunities outside the capital city-Accra, to open businesses in other parts of the country.
She expressed delight for the surge in Israeli investments, especially in the Ashanti Region and said that was an indication of the abundant business prospects, which needed to be explored by Israeli investors for the mutual benefit of the two countries.
Ms. Cooper-Zubida made the commendation when she interacted with journalists after visiting some Israeli businesses in Kumasi as part of her maiden visit to the Ashanti Region.
Among the Israeli companies visited were P2W, a water treatment business at Obuasi, the Prabon Greenfields Estate, owned by Vital Capital Fund, which had invested close to $30 million in 500 housing units.
She also visited the Kumasi South and Suntreso Government Hospitals, where the Israeli government through MASHAV, (Israel's Agency for International Development and Cooperation), has built a Mother and a Baby Units. The package also came with the training of the staff of the two facilities on how to reduce neonatal deaths in the Ashanti Region. Ms. Cooper-Zubida said through the collaboration and assistance from Israeli doctors, the two health facilities had been able to drastically reduce neonatal mortality, which was very high.
She said discussions were ongoing to procure some new equipment and renovate some blocks for the facilities to help improve health care delivery.
Ms. Cooper-Zubida said Ghana and Israel had a lot to do together to advance the cause of their people, saying, Israel, which had a cutting edge of expertise in medicine and technology in agriculture, was ready to share its experiences to the benefit of Ghana.
She expressed confidence in the level of cooperation between Ghana and Israel and said she would work to strengthen it for the mutual benefit of the two countries.


The CSSBI Award of Recognition is intended to pay tribute to an individual or company who by their efforts have furthered the goals of the Institute, expanded the scope of sheet steel in construction and improved the quality of the construction industry in Canada. The individual or company has accomplished the above criteria without regard to personal or corporate gains but with the good of the industry and the Institute as a focus.
The establishment of the Reinhold Schuster Graduate Scholarship in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering honours an important scholar, and teacher, the pre-eminent expert in cold-formed steel in Canada, and will make an important and visible contribution to the education of this country's future leaders.
The 2018 CSSBI Award of Recognition was awarded at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet held on June 10th, 2018 in Mont-Tremblant, QC, to Mr. Michael B. Moore (left) of ArcelorMittal Dofasco Inc. Michael's contributions to the CSSBI were many and we thank him for his years of service to the Institute.
The 2017 CSSBI Award of Recognition was awarded at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet held on June 3rd, 2017 in Vancouver, BC, to Mr. Jamie Robertson (left). Jamie is the President and CEO of Agway Metals Inc. He is also a great supporter of the CSSBI and was the President of the CSSBI from 2005-2007.
The 2016 CSSBI Award of Recognition was awarded posthumously at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet held on June 12th, 2016 in St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, NB, to Mr. Bryan Hernandez. Bryan worked for many years at Steelway Building Systems in Aylmer, ON and was an integral part of their success. He was also a great supporter of the CSSBI serving over the years on many committees in various roles ranging from Chair to President of the CSSBI from 2013-2015.
Dr. Steven Fox, General Manager of the CSSBI.
creative solutions for the metal framing trades.
The 2013 CSSBI Award of Regognition was presented to Dr. Steven Fox at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet held on June 9th, 2013 held in Halifax, NS. Steve was present with his wife Wendy to accept this award for his contributions to the CSSBI and the Canadian sheet steel industry over many years. Steve is the current General Manager of the Institute and has worked for the CSSBI since 1982. The photo shows Steve (right) being presented with the award by Mr. Mike Fox of Roll Form Group, current President of the CSSBI.
The 2012 CSSBI Award of Recognition was presented to Mr. Ken de Souza at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet held on June 11th, 2012 in Ottawa, ON. Ken was present with his wife Manuela to accept this award for his contributions to the CSSBI and the Canadian sheet steel industry over many years. Until earlier this year Ken was the Manager, Consuming Industries Products of ArcelorMittal Dofasco in Hamilton , ON.
The 2011 CSSBI Award of Recognition was presented to Mr. James Urquhart at the CSSBI 50th Anniversary Annual Meeting banquet held on June 12th, 2011 in Whistler, BC. Jim was present with his wife Elaine to accept this award for his contributions to the CSSBI and the Canadian sheet steel industry over the past 25 years. Until recently, Jim was the General Manager of SFS intec's Canadian operations located in Waterdown, ON. The photo shows Jim (left) being presented with the award by Mr. Jamie Robertson (right) of Agway Metals, past President of the CSSBI.
The 2010 CSSBI Award of Recognition was presented to Mr. Russ Edwards at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet on June 8th, 2010 held in Québec, QC. Russ is Chairman of WGI Westman Group Inc., a group of companies composed of Meridian Manufacturing Group, Sakundiak Equipment, Behlen Industries LP, Westman Steel, TS Metals and Canada Culvert. Russ was present with his wife Edna and members of his management team to accept this award for his contributions to the CSSBI and the Canadian sheet steel industry for the past 34 years.
The 2009 CSSBI Award of Recognition was presented to Mr. René Laplante at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet on June 28th, 2009 held in St. John's, Newfoundland. René is the CEO of Ideal Roofing Co. Ltd. who are manufacturers of roofing and siding products since 1929. He was recognized for his contributions to the Institute and the Canadian sheet steel industry for the past 25 years.
The 2008 CSSBI Award of Recognition was presented to Mr. Ron Danielsen at the CSSBI Annual Meeting banquet on June 8th, 2008. Ron currently works for Behlen Industries and has been involved with the CSSBI for almost 30 years. He was recognized for his many contributions to the Institute and the Canadian sheet steel industry. The photo shows Ron (right) being presented with the award by Mr. Angelo Sarracini of Bailey Metal Products, current President of the CSSBI.
The CSSBI Award of Recognition was presented at the June Annual Meeting to Mr. Glen White. Unfortunately Glen was unable to attend the ceremony but the award was accepted on his behalf by his son Jason White.
The CSSBI Award of Recognition was presented at the June Annual Meeting to Mr. Gil Campeau. The photo shows the award being presented to Gil (left) by the President of the CSSBI, Mr. Jamie Robertson of Agway Metals (right). Gil is joined by his wife, Heather.
The photo shows the Award being presented to Dr. Reinhold Schuster (centre) by the President of the CSSBI, Mr. Glen White of Steelway Building Systems (right). Reini is joined by his wife, Colette. This presentation was made during the CSSBI Fall Meeting program held in Mississauga, Ontario.
The photo shows the Award being presented to Mr. James Irwin (right) by the President of the CSSBI, Mr. Glen White of Steelway Building Systems (left). Jim is joined by his wife, Shirley. This presentation was made during the CSSBI Annual Meeting program held in La Malbaie, Quebec.
The photo shows the Award being presented to Mr. Richard Benson (right) by the President of the CSSBI, Mr. Glen White of Steelway Building Systems (left). Richard is joined by his wife, Nora Lee. This presentation was made during the CSSBI Annual Meeting program held in Canmore, Alberta.


AJF Commercial are delighted to offer for sale this beautifully decorated, well presented and well established Freehold licensed guest house in a perfect trading location in Blackpool, Lancashire.
Blackpool can be reached easily by car and public transport, with the M55 Motorway and Blackpool South Train station both being a short drive away.
Blackpool has an abundance of bars, restaurants, nightclubs and high street named shops within the town centre and along the promenade.
The famous Blackpool Tower, Pleasure Beach, Winter Gardens, Madam Tussauds Wax Museum and many more attractions are all within walking distance of the guest house.
The Quorn guest house is ideally positioned on one of Blackpool's award-winning streets within a parade of other complimentary hotels and guest houses.
The guest house has 7 letting bedrooms, all of which have been tastefully decorated throughout.
The property is immaculately presented with a range of quality fixtures and fittings which can be seen throughout and is in walk in / start trading condition.
Our client has built up a fantastic reputation over the years resulting in the large amount of loyal and repeat trade and recommendations from guests.
Good sized Freehold terrace property.
Free car parking to the front and side streets for guests.
To the front is a seating area with plants, trees and shrubs.
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Door leading into lounge and bar area with a range of tables and chairs and fully stocked bar with a range of wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks.
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Stairs leading to first floor where there are 2 x guest letting bedrooms, 1 x double bedroom, 1 x twin room and 1 x bathroom.
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All guest letting bedrooms have been decorated to an extremely high standard and all have en-suite shower rooms, tea and coffee making facilities, and TV's.
Sadly, and only now, the business has become available to the market due to a bereavement within the family with our client's circumstances now changed.
Further information can be obtained through the local council offices.
We are advised that the business is solely run by our client.
The guest house is currently ran at a pace to suit, however, the scope to run this business to a higher level is limitless, with a family or partnership on board, we feel would certainly increase the current turnover.
Our client has passionately and carefully run the business for the last 16 years and over this time has invested time and money restoring the property to a very high standard.
The quality of fixtures and fittings can be seen throughout the property and each room has been decorated to an excellent standard which is a credit to our client.
The guest house is in walk in condition and would make an ideal family run business or husband and wife team for those wanting a change of lifestyle opportunity.
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The Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule Bielefeld) is the second largest education institution in Bielefeld. It divides itself into six faculties (Fachbereiche):

Divisions
 Faculty 1: Design (Gestaltung)
The Faculty of Design is located in a separate building close to the Oetker Concert Hall as well as a public park called Bürger Park (park of the commons). Three different branches of design and arts are available to the carefully selected students: "Photography & Media", "Graphic and Communication Design" and "Fashion Design". There are accepted about 25-30 freshmen in each branch per year. The school is rated among the top five of Germany's schools offering a focused education in photography, honoured by the state-funded "Special Research Centre on Photography & Media". The school's photography students are also entitled to compete - among the students of other famous European institutions like the Royal College of Arts London and the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs Paris - in the annual Leica Photography Award.

 Faculty 2: Campus Minden (Architecture, Civil Engineering, Engineering and Computer Science) The Faculty is located in the town of Minden.
 Faculty 3: Engineering and Mathematics
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 Faculty 6: Health

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It is not surprising to hear school students, especially those from Secondary level, express their concern and worry on wavering plans upon finishing SPM and leaving school. In light of this, R.E.A.L National Schools, Cheras Campus took the initiative by organizing a visit for a group of its Senior 5 students to INTI International University to attend the institution's Open Day. Held earlier this year, the one-day programme had attracted participation from 10 different schools.
The Open Day is meant to provide secondary school students with better understanding of the career world and develop interest in certain career pathways that would eventually guide their decision-making process. Through the various activities installed for the day, the Cheras Campus students were given the opportunity to improve their leadership, presentation and communication skills. Their participation proved to be a worthwhile one as vital information and facts of various career fields were unveiled to them as they prepare to embark into the world of tertiary education.
Upon arriving at INTI, the participants registered themselves and were duly divided into 20 groups. After the ice-breaking session, 12 groups were assigned to attend a business workshop while the rest attended an engineering workshop. The activities conducted at each workshop were crafted to provide better insight into the specified career field, thus catering to the participants' career of choice. Commendably exhibiting the core value of Collaboration, the students had no issues cooperating with students from other schools while a few were even chosen to be leaders of their designated groups.
Apart from being informative and broadening the students' knowledge of Science and Business, the workshops also served as practical learning platforms for students to polish up their presentation skills. R.E.A.L's other core values of Character, Communication and Critical Thinking were also honed as the participants completed one group assignment after another. These essential skills will prove priceless once the students step into college or university life and subsequently, the working world, where a whole new (and different) set of challenges await.
A lucky draw session preceded the end of the programme. Hiew Shin Yin from 'Senior 5 Wisdom' walked away with the first prize in the form of an external hard disk. On the whole, it was a beneficial trip for the R.E.A.L students as they took home with them a more in-depth understanding of the various career prospects to possibly pursue once they graduate from school. With the substantial information gathered from this Open Day, it is hoped that the students have discovered their true interest and would go on to make wise and correct decisions with regards to their future course of study.
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Get an authentic university campus experience with London on your doorstep when you want to network or explore the capital. here in this article you know all the best reason to study at University Of East London.
Study at University Of East London
Reason to Study at UEL
1. City Campus
The University of East London is one of the only London-based higher education institutions to have a stand-alone campus. This means you can experience the best of both worlds: living in a thriving capital and enjoying a "traditional" university experience.
2. British feminism born in London
London's East End has a rich history of innovation and education.
Mary Wollstonecraft is the mother of British feminism. Mother of British feminism was born in Spitalfields and spent more of her childhood in Hoxton. She believed passionately in women's rights, education and rational thought. She opened a school for girls in Newington Green which has been converted into a non-religious church where these days you can attend events, engage in social justice work and get involved in the local community.
The University of East London continues to address gender equality issues and our School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering was recently recognized for its advocacy of gender equality.
3. Diversified
East London is one of the youngest and most multicultural areas in the UK, so you'll adapt to whoever you are. At the University of East London, we celebrate diversity and you will meet students and scholars from diverse backgrounds from all over the world. We have programs for refugees, preparatory years and on-campus daycare. Whatever your ambitions, we are here to help you achieve them.
Discover some of the stories of the humans within the wider University of East London community.
4. Creative
The East End has so much art and creativity that it spills out of the galleries into the streets in the form of playful murals and colorful displays. There are sculptures and installations hidden on street corners, in parks or on bike paths. East London is brimming with culture, creativity and craftsmanship.
Sometimes you just need a breath of fresh air and East London gives you those quiet moments surrounded by nature. Large urban farms, Victorian cemeteries or forests and wetlands – there is something for everyone in the East End. Cycle through Olympic Park, shop for fresh eggs at Mudchute Farm, or go birdwatching (or nature swimming) in the Walthamstow Wetlands. Stroll along the Olympic Park Canal in Victoria Park or canoe in Hackney Wick.
When it comes to the great careers or opportunities, London is moving side to east. Also, the neighborhood is full of start-ups, established organizations, event spaces and more.
The University of East London is well connected locally and globally. Look from your on-campus accommodation to the powerhouse that is Canary Wharf and if you've got your sights set on the rest of the world, we can put you in touch with our global network. We are well connected and not just because we have City Airport on our doorstep. Whatever course you're going for study.we'll introduce you to industry influential and help you search unmissable opportunity.
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We are constantly reviewing our program to keep it innovative, inclusive and representative. We have a thriving Black Academy with a particular focus and passion for issues of social justice, racial equity, anti-racism and black representation.
The University has been ranked number 1 in the UK for tackling inequality (2nd in the world) by the Times Higher Education Global Impact Ranking, 2020.
8. Sports at UEL
As the home of the 2012 Olympics. As a result, East London continued its sporting heritage, with the University of East London playing a key role.
Our Sportsdock facility was used by Team USA during the Olympics and our Move East London program means anyone from an aspiring athlete to a complete novice can take advantage of lessons sports at our amazing £21million sports facility. Want to play competitively? We have sixteen sports clubs that train at least once a week. Our basketball, volleyball and tennis programs are the best in London. Also, you will have the chance to take part in UK university and college sports leagues and championships on a regular basis.
East London is trendy and lively. As a result, the vibe here is younger, more innovative, and a little seedier (in the best possible way). Creatives, families and businesses have continuously flocked to the area since the 90s and brought with them talent. And imagination to an area with a strong sense of community. The University of East London is at the heart of it all, experiencing this seismic culture shift while helping to build and shape future generations of East Londoners.
East London Nights
If a good nightlife is important to you, East London is hard to beat.
The streets of Shoreditch are paved with gold when it comes to bars. Also, restaurants and clubs while Hackney Wick and Dalston host intimate parties as well as warehouse raves. There is therefore something for you to drink, entertain and eat.
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Do you want to be a gardening and tree service professional? Gardening and arborist jobs to work your way up as you learn and earn can be yours.
Some people love to garden and trim trees in their own backyards, but only as a hobby. Others love nothing better, and dream of having a career in working with plant and tree life. Many of you may dismiss the idea, thinking there's no way to accomplish your heart's desire. In fact, there are plenty of gardening and tree jobs you can get now. If your knowledge base consists of pure desire and experimentation, you may have to start at the bottom rung of available gardening jobs and work your way up. On the other hand, you may have skills which may be exploited to land you a gardening job somewhere in the middle. Let's take a look at your possibilities.
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Blessed Francisco and Blessed Jacinta Marto, the seers of Fatima apparitions
Francisco's quotes: "I am happier than you are, because I have the Hidden Jesus within my heart."
"More than anything else I want to console Our Lord."
"The worst thing would be if Our Lady never came back again! That is what hurts me most."
"I would like to console Our Lord, and after that convert sinners so that they won't offend Him any more."
Jacintas' quotes: "I am suffering a lot, but I offer everything for sinners, and in reparation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary."
"Oh, how much I love to suffer for love of Our Lord and Our Lady, they greatly love those who suffer for the conversion of sinners."
"Oh, my Jesus! This is for love of You, for the conversion of sinners, for the Holy Father, and in reparation for the sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary!"
"More I think the more I suffer, and I want to suffer for love of Our Lord and for sinners."At times, Jacinta kissed and embraced a crucifix, exclaiming: "O my Jesus! I love You, and I want to suffer very much for love of You."
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Fátima Film night in Dungloe, Co.Donegal
The presentation of double award winning film titled "The Call to Fatima" will take place in St Cronas' Church, Dungloe, Co. Donegal on Friday, 9th July at 7.30 pm. This presentation includes film clips, producers' talk and lovely music by a special guest soprano Louise Irvine.
"The Call to Fatima" film is based on Sister Lucia's writings, the last visionary of the Fatima apparitions. The film's producer had received several requests to have it shown in different parishes around Ireland, including St Mel's Cathedral in Longford, St Eunan's Cathedral in Letterkenny, St Joseph's Church in Dublin, SMA in Cork City and many more, as well as abroad.
The film, which took seven years to complete, was produced by Dubliner, Thomas McCormack, and has already won awards at film festivals in Poland ("St Maximilian Kolbe" award) and Belarus ("Magnificat 2009" award) for education.
"The Call to Fatima" has two parts: the first part tells the story of apparitions, prophecies, secrets and talks about the lives and deaths of three little children- Jacinta and Francisco Marto and their cousin Lucia dos Santos. The second part gives a viewer deeper inside in understanding the meaning of Fatima Message, which is as relevant today as was back in 1917.
Much of the second film was shot on location behind the Carmel monastery in Coimbra and many of the voice-overs including Sr. Lucia's own singing voice, are from those who knew Sr Lucia personally, cousins, nephews, Carmelite nuns, her private doctor, close priests and friends. Altogether these people came to play a key part to bring this film to light.
St Crona's Church welcomes everybody to attend this film night. Fore more information please contact PP Fr Seámus Meehan on 074-9521008. For further information on the film and its producers, simply log onto Web: www.thecalltofatima.com or Blog: www.thecalltofatima.wordpress.com
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Mehmet Ali Ağca, who shot Pope John Paul II, wants to attend annual ceremonies at Portugal's Fatima shrine and meet with Pope Benedict XVI, who is also scheduled to attend, his lawyer said on Thursday.
Lawyer Hacı Ali Özhan told the Associated Press he has written to Portugal's president and prime minister seeking permission for Ağca to travel there for the May 13 event. A letter was also sent to the Vatican, requesting a meeting between Benedict and Ağca at Fatima, Özhan said. Neither Lisbon or the Vatican have replied to the March 16 letters, which were made available to the AP. Ağca was released from prison in January after completing a sentence for the 1979 killing of Turkish newspaper editor Abdi İpekçi. Ağca shot John Paul II on May 13, 1981, as the pope rode in an open car in St. Peter's Square, during a period in which he had escaped from prison. The pontiff was hit in the abdomen, left hand and right arm. The motive for the attack remains a mystery.
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Sister Lucia wrote her last book "Calls from the Message of Fatima" for the world
Book "Calls from the Message of Fatima" is easy to read on account of the coherence and simplicity of the themes discussed and their applications.
Lucia is thus seen to be in full harmony with the faith of the Church and with the faith of simple people. This book runs parallel to the profound theological demands of the Christian life and also the vital breath of a popular, Christological and Marian piety, which is both simple and universal.
Sister Lucia reveals one of the most authentic qualities of true Marian piety: coherence with the Gospel, a profound ecclesial sense, the universality of the Christian message. She also wrote this book in the ability to dedicate both mind and heart, the realistic approach to the problems of life and death, of day-to-day life and the most authentic experiences which have as their point of reference the last realitie escatology: Purgatory, Hell, Heaven. Many important and original things are woven into Lucia's book. It reveals Mary's commandment.
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"Jesus wants …to establish in the world devotion to my Immaculate Heart."
To establish in the world devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary means to bring people to a full consecration through conversion, self-dedication, intimate esteem, veneration and love. Thus, it is in this spirit of consecration and conversion that God wishes to establish in the world devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
We all know, that a mother's heart represents love in the bosom of a family. In fact, it is love which makes the mother bend over her baby's cradle, sacrifice herself for it, give herself, rush to the defence of her child. All children trust in the heart of their mother, and we all know that we have in her a place of special affection.
The same applies to the Virgin Mary. Thus the Message says: "My Immaculate Heart will be your refuge and the way that will lead you to God."
More detailed information and documented material about devotion to Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Message of Fatima can be seen on the DVD "The Call to Fátima", which comes in combination with Sister Lucia's last book "Calls from the Message of Fátima" http://www.thecalltofatima.com/
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The Graham watch collection is amazing, as are all Graham watches. In this luxury timepiece series, the attention to every detail is obvious, which dazzles both watchmakers and watch connoisseurs. Graham Silverstone watches focus on color and size. This makes this series different from other Graham series, except for The Moon series in the Geo Graham series. The bezel and dial of the Graham Silverstone series watches are decorated with different main colors, giving them a different sporty appearance.
The Graham watch collection is known for its personalization; this is possible thanks to the tones that add vitality to the dial. The watch is made of gold, black carbon and high-grade stainless steel. The straps used in some watches give the series the most unique features. The rubber strap adopts the tire tread pattern and is inlaid with different colors to form a contrast, making the watch more sporty and masculine. Obviously, where did the series get the name of Silverstone RennSport. The entire series of the series is inspired by the origins of racing.
Therefore, the timing accuracy of Graham Silverstone RS is enviable. These watches include an automatic dual-row chronograph seconds and thirty-minute chronograph. This is placed in a way to get the maximum visual effect. On the right side of the watch, the steel button is affixed with "Paris nails"-an intricate guilloche pattern that crosses the metal parts of the watch to form a tiny pyramid-like shape. On the back of the Graham Silverstone RS series watch is a transparent sapphire crystal glass engraved with a limited number of numbers.
The series is represented by young and competitive people. It was recognized by racing champion Steven Liquorish. Liquorish uses Silverstone Stowe Racing. In addition to Steven, Liquorish is Mario Dominguez, who also wears a Silverstone racing watch. Graham's official brand ambassador, Graham Rahal, is the brand's eponymous character and a famous racing prodigal son, wearing Silverstone Stowe GMT red to match his uniform. The Graham Silverstone RS series has been recognized by many important figures, including Thai actor Athichart Chummanol.
This series of watches has worked with ice hockey champions, such as the NHL Los Angeles Kings, the 2012 Stanley Cup champion. The series is related to prosperity, vitality, competitiveness and vitality. In order to highlight the sporty style, these watches are part of the Swiss Ice Hockey Championship Spengler Cup competition. Obviously, this series is elite, incredibly capable and unique. The price of each watch in this series is different and can be checked on our website.
GRAHAM SILVERSTONE RS Skeleton Watch
The design of the Graham Silverstone RS Skeleton deserves the best and most powerful German racing technology. In the field of watchmaking, this watch is comparable to the efficiency and precision of an auto mechanic. This series provides a choice of strap and buckle, so buyers can choose a hollow watch with a rubber strap, or an option with a leather strap. However, the Graham Silverstone Skeleton watch with a leather strap is only 300 feet water resistant, while other watches with a rubber strap are water resistant up to 330 feet.
The series has two hollow watches with rubber straps; one with a yellow illustration and the other with a red illustration. Both models are limited to 250 pieces. The Silverstone RS Skeleton leather strap-more specifically, the integrated brown alligator leather-is also a limited edition with 250 pieces.
The movement used in this series is G1790, equipped with an automatic skeletonized chronograph. In this series, the point of view of the balance wheel and escapement is emphasized. This is because the skeleton watch focuses on the technical and mechanical precision of the watch and how it works. Therefore, less attention is paid to aesthetics. The hollow series of the Graham Silverstone RS series uses hollow plates and balance bridges, as well as a rhodium movement with hand-painted brushstrokes.
GRAHAM SILVERSTONE RS GMT watch
The Graham Silverstone RS series was created to celebrate Graham's partnership as the official timekeeper and the title sponsor of the Swiss Gurnigel Bergrennen mountain competition. This series is to commemorate this event. Like the Silverstone Skeleton series, there are models with leather straps and rubber straps. The models with tire tread rubber strap complement the dark glass dial, giving it a unique appearance.
Graham Silverstone RS GMT first considers the needs of the driver. The generous and reasonable ratio of the watch makes it easier for the rider to operate during the race, and the rubber-covered timing control ensures direct finger contact. The scale of the bezel allows the wearer/racer to quickly use the GMT function, especially since the bezel is engraved in a 24-hour format. This is useful for travelers who are currently moving from one time zone to another. GMT can be adjusted in hour increments and is not affected by the main hour hand.
The racing theme of the series is displayed in a small dial similar to the dashboard. The GMT arrow tip is filled with Super-LumiNova luminous material to indicate the 24-hour number on the ceramic bezel. This will cause the tachymeter on the inside of the flange to print. Although there are many things that drivers need to know, the design of Silverstone RS GMT makes the outline of functions clear and legible. Therefore, the driver is not affected by any design.
Graham Silverstone RS GMT has two models: Luffield GMT and Stowe GMT. The Graham Silverstone Luffield GMT watch has incredible features; from the dual date dial to the tachymeter bezel, each feature adds a unique character to the watch. This series is different from the other two in the Silverstone RS series because it provides GMT. There is a Greenwich Mean Time and minute counter with a silver ring, a Greenwich Mean Time scale in the center of the dial, and many other functions. This model is also limited to 250 pieces. It has a carbon fiber bezel and an edge with tachymeter scale, with sapphire anti-reflective coating on both sides.
Another model Stowe GMT is named after a famous curve on the famous Silverstone circuit in England. The Graham Silverstone Stowe GMT watch uses the G1721 movement, which provides a 48-hour power reserve and is equipped with an automatic dual composite chronograph. The flyback chronograph on the Graham Silverstone Stowe GMT is used for timekeeping. Just press the button and it will reset and restart the stopwatch. This watch is very suitable for racers, businessmen and ordinary people who want to appreciate its aesthetics. The series is also a limited edition. Its case is made of stainless steel with PVD coating, and it can be equipped with control buttons with "Paris Nail" high-grip pattern. Both Luffield GMT and Stowe GMT models are waterproof to a depth of up to 300 feet.
GRAHAM SILVERSTONE RS racing watch
The Graham Silverstone RS Racing series is very similar to the other watches in the series because it focuses on strength and speed. Each piece in the series is deeply influenced by speed competitions. The dial is modeled on the instrument panel, and the strap adopts a tire tread pattern. The series is waterproof to a depth of 330 feet, thanks to its special seal. This series uses a new innovation of Graham watches; a date indicator at 3 o'clock. On the other side of the dial, the seconds dial at 9 o'clock is shaped like a car brake disc. The speedometer function can be used to calculate speed based on travel time or measure distance when the speed is known.
It is wrapped in a stainless steel case that symbolizes the active nature of the series, and the ring surrounding it is presented in different tones, giving a three-dimensional effect. The background of the dial is decorated with a checkerboard pattern, which symbolizes the flags used to indicate the start and end of the speed race. The Graham Silverstone RS Racing chronograph is powered by the G1749 movement, which is protected by Incabloc shock absorbers.
There are three models in the Silverstone RS Racing series. These models are essentially the same, at least in terms of technical features, but the differences are manifested in different tones. There is a model with a blue bezel and a blue strap with red inserts; another model with a black bezel and a black inlaid white strap; and a third model with a green bezel and an orange strap A model with a bordered black strap. replica luxury watches
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In the most meaningful game of the preseason, the Pack passed with flying colors...literally. After a slow start, Aaron Rodgers caught fire, throwing for nearly 200 yards and three TDs in the first half as the Pack used a familiar tool-turnovers-to turn the game in their favor.
The Rodgers to Finley connection is in midseason form as the young tight end seems primed to emerge as a Pro Bowl talent. The offense hummed in the second quarter, moving downfield effortlessly through the air and on the ground.
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Simone Kuhn (* 2. September 1980 in Nesslau, Schweiz) ist eine inzwischen nicht mehr aktive Schweizer Beachvolleyballspielerin.

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Simone Kuhn spielte im Jahr 2000 erstmals international Beachvolleyball. Mit ihrer damaligen Partnerin Nicole Schnyder-Benoit wurde sie 2001 in Jesolo Vize-Europameisterin. Bei der EM 2002 in Basel belegte das Duo ebenso den fünften Rang wie ein Jahr später in Alanya. 2003 erreichten Kuhn und Schnyder-Benoit auch erstmals vordere Ränge bei der Welttour (Vierter in Japan und zweimal Fünfter). Ihren größten gemeinsamen Erfolg feierten sie 2004 mit dem Gewinn der Europameisterschaft in Timmendorfer Strand. Sie nahmen auch gemeinsam an den Olympischen Spielen in Athen teil. Nach diesem erfolgreichen Jahr trennte sich das Duo und Lea Schwer wurde Kuhns neue Partnerin. Das von Jean-Charles Vergé-Dépré trainierte Duo wurde 2005 Siebter beim Grand Slam in Paris und schaffte 2006 drei neunte Plätze bei Grand-Slam-Turnieren. 2007 belegten Kuhn/Schwer den siebten Rang in Kristiansand. Bei der WM 2007 in Gstaad kamen sie jedoch trotz des Heimvorteils nicht über Platz 17 hinaus. Wegen der verletzungsbedingten Absage des österreichischen Duos Montagnolli/Swoboda qualifizierten sich Kuhn/Schwer kurzfristig noch für die Olympischen Spiele 2008. In Peking schieden sie allerdings sieglos nach der Vorrunde aus. Nach dem Rücktritt von Lea Schwer bildet Simone Kuhn seit 2009 zusammen mit Nadine Zumkehr ein neues Schweizer Nationalteam. In ihrem ersten gemeinsamen Jahr konnten sie bereits einige Top-Ten Resultate auf der World Tour erzielen. Ausserdem wurden Kuhn/Zumkehr Schweizermeisterinnen und holten an der Europameisterschaft die Bronzemedaille. Mit dem Turniersieg am zweitletzten Saisonevent der FIVB World Tour in Sanya erreichte das Duo Kuhn/Zumkehr einen weiteren Karrierehöhepunkt. In der 18-jährigen Geschichte der World Tour stand zuvor noch kein Schweizer Beachvolleyball-Frauen-Team zuoberst auf dem Podest.

2012 siegten Kuhn/Zumkehr im Finale des Grand Slam in Rom gegen Goller/Ludwig mit 21:12 und 21:18. Bei den Olympischen Spielen 2012 in London schieden sie mit 0:2 gegen Ross/Kessy (USA) im Achtelfinale aus und belegten damit den neunten Platz.

Die neunfache Schweizer Meisterin Simone Kuhn gab nach den Schweizer Meisterschaften 2012, wo sie Platz Drei belegte, ihren Rücktritt vom Profi-Beachvolleyball bekannt. Ihre Einnahmen aus Preisgeldern übersteigen bis dato 500.000 $.

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Simone Kuhn studierte Lehramt mit den Fächern Sport, Englisch und Geographie.

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Beachvolleyballspieler (Schweiz)
Olympiateilnehmer (Schweiz)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2004
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2008
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2012
Europameister (Beachvolleyball)
Schweizer Meister (Beachvolleyball)
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Geboren 1980
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Minister Heydon seeks priority Access for Leaving Cert Students as Kildare Libraries to receive €153k
As funding of €153k is announced for the upgrade of Kildare libraries, Minister Martin Heydon has said that he is seeking priority access for leaving cert students sitting exams in November in local libraries from now to the exams taking place.
"I am delighted that my colleague, Minister of Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, has announced total funding of €3 million to support a Small Scale Capital Works Programme in public libraries. This funding will be matched by local authorities to the value of around €1.1million – giving a total investment of almost €4.1m.
"Kildare County Council will receive €153k of which over €81k is for window replacements and a new pump and boiler for the library in Kildare town. The balance of funds will go towards Perspex in 14 Kildare library branches and window replacement in Maynooth library.
"While some of this funding will go towards the creation of study pods I have asked my colleague Minister Humphreys to consider the prioritisation of students who will be sitting the Leaving Cert this November for space in our local libraries.
"These students are in the unusual position of trying to prepare for exams outside of a school setting which limits their scope for study. This is especially true for students with poor quality broadband or lack of space in their homes.
"This is an issue that was raised with me by local families who are keen for their children to be able to access space in local libraries. I am aware that given the current Covid-19 restrictions anyone wishing to visit the library must pre-book
"While these precautions are necessary to ensure the safety of library staff and the general public, I have asked that priority booking could be made available to students in particular students that are sitting their Leaving Certificate examination in November 2020" concluded Minister Heydon.
September 29th, 2020|Children & Youth Affairs, Education, Kildare County Council, Rural Issues, Updates, Your Area|


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"PISTOLS 'N' PETTICOATS"
by Cary O'Dell
A widely-reprinted July 1966 newspaper article probably summed it up the best with its headline: "Ann Sheridan Puts the 'Oomph' in 'Pistols 'n' Petticoats."
Ann Sheridan, known during her film heyday and forevermore as "The Oomph Girl" (a moniker, more or less, bestowed on her by columnist Walter Winchell who used the informal term to describe Sheridan's personality), was being written up a few months before debuting in her very first prime-time TV show. The show was a comedy-western hybrid satire named "Pistols 'n'
Petticoats" and it, too, was aptly named as the show played on some twisted gender roles. In this program, it was the cowgirls, not the cowboys, who did all the shooting and wrangling.
Ann Sheridan was born Clara Lou Sheridan in 1915 in Denton, Texas. She was studying to be a teacher when her sister submitted her photo to a Hollywood-based "Search for Beauty" contest. And she won! Hence the soon-to-be-renamed Ann made her film debut in 1934's "The Search for Beauty" in a tiny, unbilled part. But it got her her film contract at Paramount Pictures—making the starlet's starting salary of $75 a week--and she began appearing in (very) minor roles in many of the studio's bigger films. Some of Sheridan's early movies included "Murder at the Vanities," "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" and "The Lemon Drop Kid," all made in 1934.
Sheridan proved herself a quick study as an actress and a charismatic screen presence. In 1935, she had her first lead role opposite Fred MacMurray in the film "Car 99." But her star really started to ascend when she switched studios; she headed over to Warner Bros. in 1936.
At WB, she did some more "B" pictures but broke through into "A" films with a well-received role in "Angels with Dirty Faces" opposite James Cagney. "Angels" would prove to be one of the biggest films of 1936. From there, Sheridan was a full-on leading lady and had major roles in major films like "They Made Me a Criminal," "Dodge City" and "They Drive by Night."
Off camera, Sheridan was known for her good humor and likability. She was close-friends with that other "great broad" Ida Lupino and even Bette Davis had good things to say about her when the two teamed up in "The Man Who Came to Dinner" in 1942.
But even though Sheridan had one of her biggest hits in 1949's "I Was a Male War Bride" opposite Cary Grant, like many actresses, by the mid 1950s, she was finding fewer good roles for herself on the big screen. In a still-prophetic 1966 interview, Sheridan said, "…when I was beginning, they made pictures [with] matures women as heroines. But producers stopped that after World War II and the teen-agers took over."
Never pretentious, Sheridan moved into TV in the 1950s, acting on many of the medium's early anthology shows including "Playhouse 90," "Lux Video Theatre" and "The US Steel Hour." Beginning in the mid 1966, she took on a role on daytime's "Another World," playing the wonderfully-named Katherine Corning.
In 1966, she came to primetime with "Pistols."
"Pistols" was the creation George Tibbles, a prolific TV scribe who had already written for such shows as "Leave It to Beaver," "Dennis the Menace" and "The Munsters." Tibbles dreamed up Sheridan's lead character, a savvy, sharp-shooting frontierswoman named Henrietta Hanks who lived with her family in Wretched, Colorado, in 1871.
Wretched could be a wild place and the town's lawman, Sheriff Sikes, played by Gary Vinson, never could do much to keep the peace…so, he often had to turn to the Hanks family to do the job. The family included Grandpa Andrew Hanks (played by Douglas Fowely) and its womenfolk, Grandma Effie (played by Ruth McDevitt) and Henrietta and Henrietta's lovely blond daughter, Lucy (played by Carole Wells).
Sheridan had grown up in Texas of course and had done her fair share of Westerns in movie days and she seemed pleased to bring a feminine mystique to this then very popular TV genre. She said, "Barbara Stanwyck opened the gates with 'Big Valley.' I just hope we aren't too ahead of our time."
Even before Stanwyck, Gail Davis as "Annie Oakley" settled much of the TV West but even with those ladies before her, Sheridan's Henrietta Hanks was still something brand spanking new as were all of the Hanks women. Just consider what happened in the series's debut episode: The three older members of the Hanks Family are riding in a stagecoach with a gent from the British Isles when, suddenly, two outlaw gunslingers ascend upon them, guns drawn.
When the Englishman asks the two robbers who they are and what they are doing, Henrietta attempts to educate him. She explains that they are thieves and that's what people do "when they're too lazy to work." Papa Hanks is asleep in the coach and two kerchiefed outlaws think they are going to make an easy getaway since they are only faced with this fastidious gent and these two beautifully attired and respectable women. But these two ladies, as the title suggests, pack pistols under their petticoats and are soon turning the tables!
Each of the two women grab her guns and shoot off some warning shots—the buttons off the vest of one of the bandits, a bullet through the toe of the boot of the other. The robbers immediately turn and run for their lives! Once they are gone, the two ladies straighten their hats and skirts and climb back into the coach to continue their trip.
A later episode has two other bandits coming to town attempting to cause trouble. But they don't have any luck either! First the two elder Hanks women use their parasols to disarm the men and then drag them to church! Later, when the two men threaten to shoot up the town, the ladies bring in the help of their old friends Doc Holiday and Wyatt Earp…only to learn that both those men are well past their prime when it comes to firing a gun. No matter though. Henrietta and her mother and father can more than make up for the sloppy marksmen of those two one-time greats.
In another episode, the Hanks Family come to the aid of a group of mail-order brides who have been kidnapped and are being held hostage outside town.
But should anyone think that the females of the Hanks Family are all brawn and no brains, in one episode, we learn that they are also locally renowned for their cooking and that both women are knowledgeable in the world of poetry,; they quote Whitman's "Leaves of Grass."
Though "P 'n' P" was technically a comedy, the Hanks women weren't played for laughs. Instead it was the dopey town lawman, Sikes, who drew most of the guffaws with his ineptness and bumbling or it was the various outlaws who wandered into town only to be taken to task by these fierce women whose stunning self-reliance and abilities not only predated the modern feminist movement but, in this context, even women's right to vote!
"Pistols" was around for only a single season. The program might very well have endured—it was engaging enough; the cast certainly likable enough—and it fit in well on CBS which was then high on its old-fashioned-y, rural comedies like "Green Acres" and "The Beverly Hillbillies."
Unfortunately, leading lady, Ann Sheridan, was diagnosed with cancer not long after the program hit the airwaves and she succumbed to the disease on January 21, 1967, at age 52. She passed away on the same day that "Pistols's" 19th episode aired.
Though a few non-Sheridan episode were made and broadcast, it was impossible to continue the series without its lead star and, after 26 episodes, "Pistols 'n' Petticoats," sadly, rode off into the sunset.
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A dog trotted up to the window, saw the sign and went inside. He looked at the receptionist and wagged his tail, then walked over to the sign, looked at it and whined a bit.
Getting the idea, the receptionist got the office manager. The office manager looked at the dog and was surprised, to say the least. However, the dog looked determined, so he led him into the office. Inside, the dog jumped up on a chair and stared at the manager. The manager said "I can't hire you. The sign says you have to be able to type."
The dog jumped down, went to the typewriter and proceeded to type out a perfect letter. He took out the page and trotted over to the manager and gave it to him, then jumped back up on the chair. The manager was stunned, but then told the dog, "The sign also says you have to be good with a computer."
The dog jumped down again and went to the computer. The dog proceeded to enter and execute a perfect spreadsheet that worked flawlessly the first time.
By this time, the manager was totally dumb-founded! He looked at the dog and said, "I realize that you are a very intelligent dog and have some interesting abilities. However, I still can't give you the job."
The dog jumped down and went over to a copy of the sign and put his paw on the sentence about being an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The manager said "Yes, but the sign also says that you have to be bilingual." The dog looked at that manager calmly and said, "Meow."
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