Welcome to the August edition of our monthly events roundup. Every month, we gather Siem Reap's upcoming events into one handy listing, making it easy to keep up with all the latest happenings in the city. Subscribe to our Facebook page for up to date information and new event announcements.
Nurture your creative side this August with Khmer Ceramics' special offer! Learn how to throw the clay onto the wheel to make your very own ceramic masterpiece. Teachers are on hand to guide you through the process and to help you to add Khmer carving to your finished pots, using special tools – all provided. Receive one free fired piece, for every pottery class booked in August! Learn more.
Phare Circus, Cambodia's innovative social enterprise supporting education and performing arts training, has announced the show schedule for August. Book now for the dynamic and high-octane performances in 'Eclipse', a story or rejection and revenge, 'Khmer Metal', which highlights the challenges faced by young urban Cambodians, or 'Influence', which explores power struggles in a bid for survival, all delivered with their customary energy and enthusiasm, set to exhilarating live music.
Made in Cambodia Market invites you to enjoy free live shows at the performance space amid the colourful craft stalls. Check the schedule here. August performances include Cambodian folk dances and traditional music. The philosophy behind the Made in Cambodia Market is to help create Khmer jobs; from the villagers producing the handicrafts to the sellers interacting with the visitors.
Cost: Repeating participant $305. New entrants $335. Play & Stay packages also available.
Casa Sur presents its Third edition of the Vintage Market on Saturday the 4th of August from 9am to 10pm, come and discover the new selection of chic and vintage second-hand clothes in perfect condition and at very competitive prices.
Sundays are for brunch, and for pool fun. Hunkaar Table & Lounge at Anjali by Syphon, combines the two and invites you to indulge in their brunch buffet and then chill out poolside in a hidden green oasis.
Professional and amateur runners from around the world will participate in this exceptional marathon event. Competitors from over 50 countries will race along the unique route, which includes over 40 ancient temples, rice fields, traditional villages and forest. Entering the marathon, for the 3km fun run, 10 km road race, 21km half marathon or the 42km full marathon, directly benefits charities working with disabled people and hospitals in Cambodia. Cheer on the runners as they pass. Your support along the route is always appreciated!
Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa is delighted to offer a feast to all participants and supporters of the aforementioned August Angkor Marathon. Their team of chefs has brilliantly concocted a special menu for the occasion, drawing inspiration from both Khmer and international cuisines, to give you the best meal on the grill. Fish, beef patties, seafood, vegetables and skewers to match a selection of fine red and white wines, beers and Taittinger Champagne: the perfect lunch to recover after a long run. Whether you are a runner or just a foodie, come experience a casual barbecue on our luxurious grounds.
For one night the cafe will turn into "El Floridita Bar" in La Havane. For the occasion, they are bringing in Mr. Jose Miguel Lugo Gonzalez, a Master Torcédor from Cuba who will be live cigar-rolling. Their duo of musicians will distill you the best of the Latin music and in addition of that they're serving special "Cuban Classic Menu Cockails".
Hosted by Australian wine company Handpicked Wines and Memoire Palace Resort & Spa, this five-course dinner will delight guests with unique pairings selected from an impressive portfolio of superb wines. Director of Winemaking at Handpicked Wines, Peter Dillon, will introduce each wine as it is served. Signature dishes from the hotel's The Stage 1960s restaurant will be served.
Do you want positive social change in your community? Do you enjoy learning from diverse people? Are you interested in developing skills in social activism? If this sounds like you, then you are invited to apply for the Change Shapers Siem Reap program!
Meaning "raw" in Japanese, Nama brings the culinary art of Washoku, the Unesco-celebrated food of Japan, to Amansara! Authentic, uncomplicated and elegant dishes celebrate the culinary artistry of the traditional Japanese kitchen while championing locally sourced produce, allowing the intricate flavors of each ingredient to take center stage.
More info: Contact amansarares@aman.com or +855 63 760 333 for more info and reservations.
Get your team together for a fun night of poolside trivia at Lub d! Half price cocktails all night and of course, some great prizes to be won! Limited tables available so please book your table by emailing Vin at vin.k@lubd.com.
Cost: Free of charge with half price cocktails all night.
Lub d is celebrating its 1st Birthday and they'd love for you to join their party! Free flow poolside canapes from 6pm – 7pm, half price cocktails all night, DJ's on the decks and a charity raffle and silent auction in support of Life Project Cambodia. A night full of fun and celebrations – we hope to see you there!
Cost: Free of charge – Free canapes from 6pm – 7pm, half price cocktails all night.
Calling all motorbike admirers and petrol heads! Spend the day enjoying all things two-wheeled at this year's Bike Meet, held at MY Cargo Container Bar & Restaurant. Come on down for live music, food and drink, merchandise, bike contests, prizes and more, hosted by The Dirty Cuts MC, a community-based motor cyclist enthusiast club.
Head to Hunkaar Table & Lounge this 19th of August to indulge in true Cambodian street food. Featuring Chefs Mork Mengly, Tim Pheak, Seiha Chomnab, Sao Sopheak, Hak Serey, Duk Deth, Pan Socheat, and Kem Sokhi, this 18-course dinner surely will be a culinary experience to remember.
This is one of those events that doesn't need an introduction. Just show up and enjoy a night filled with fun. And 80's music by the Rockstorm Band.
Doing good never looked so great! Combining Cambodia's top fashion designer, Muoy Chorm and Celliers d'Asie with special participation from 2016 and 2017 Miss Cambodia Queens has mastered a formula to give hope to over 21 children from Cambodia Development Of Hope Organization through an outreach using Fashion and Wine as a tool of making a difference.
Enjoy free flow of canapé's and wines whilst standing a chance to also win a 2-night stay at Courtyard Marriott's luxurious sister properties– JW Marriott Hotel Surabaya and Renaissance Riverside Hotel Saigon! Other amazing raffle prizes available as well!
Enjoy your favorite Metallica songs, performs by the Rockstorm Band.
What's the deal? Join the community class for free for all locals that brings together Khmer, foreign residents and travelers. Each class differs in style, but is always available to all levels and body types. These classes are a great way to experience the benefits of yoga while enjoying the diversity that Siem Reap has to offer.
What's the deal? Join the world's easiest pub quiz, while supporting a local charity at the same time. Get a perfect score to win the jackpot!
What's the deal? Savour a selection of imported cheeses, house-baked pieces of bread, dips and other exclusive in-house specialties with free flow wines. Enjoy a lovely night of music by our resident pianist, Raul, while he tinkles the ivories.
What's the deal? Chill out and cool down by the pool at Miami Pool Sessions! Enjoy half price cocktails ALL DAY at The Little Red Fox Bar & Cafe at Lub d plus free access to the pool and poolside games, while relaxing to tropical house, disco and hip-hop tunes!
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Tag: Cheteshwar Pujara
Indian batting line-up good enough to tackle South African pacers: Cheteshwar Pujara
Pujara said the recent overseas success has made India a confident unit and that will reflect in the three-Test series, beginning Sunday.
Thursday 23rd December 2021 by Newsd
Cheteshwar Pujara came with an intent to score runs and showed his character: Rohit Sharma
By stumps on the third evening, India reached 215 for two in their second innings courtesy of Pujara and Rohit, who scored a half-century while skipper Virat Kohli was also closing in on his milestone.
Saturday 28th August 2021 by Newsd
One of the grittiest batters in the game, Cheteshwar Pujara turns 33
During the recently concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia, Pujara faced a total of 928 balls — the fifth-most by a visiting batsman in Australia in four or fewer Tests.
Monday 25th January 2021 by IANS
Cheteshwar Pujara is the team's warrior: Ravi Shastri
"Pujara is the team's warrior. On seeing his performance in Sydney and Brisbane, I told him, 'Pujju you have finished them'," Shastri told reporters.
Tuesday 19th January 2021 by IANS
Cheteshwar Pujara one of the few to hurt teams even with low strike rate: Hayden
Pujara amassed 521 runs with three centuries and earned the Man-of-the-Series award in 2018-19 series Down Under and will once again hold the key for India as they aim to defend the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Cheteshwar Pujara becomes first Saurashtra cricketer to score century in T20
Cheteshwar Pujara completed his first 50-runs in just 29 deliveries while he played 32 deliveries to score further 50-runs.
Thursday 21st February 2019 by Newsd
My best achievement, says Kohli after historic win
Sydney, After India scripted history by winning its first series on Australian soil, edging past the hosts 2-1, an elated Virat Kohli termed the victory as his "best achievement'. After winning the Adelaide and Melbourne Tests, India scored 622 for 7 in their first innings before bowling out Australia for[Read More…]
Rishabh Pant rewrites history books, demolishes these records
India has batted brilliantly and declared their innings by putting 622 runs on the board. India batted almost till the end of the 2nd Day of the fourth Test between India and Australia, recording two 150s and two half-centuries in an inning by Cheteshwar Pujara (193), Rishabh Pant (159*), Ravindra[Read More…]
Friday 04th January 2019 by Newsd
Pujara surpasses Dravid, plays most balls in Australian Test Series
Cheteshwar Pujara the number three for India has been instrumental for the last few years with his consistent performances. Against Australia in the current series he is looking even more lethal. With his latest 193 run innings Che Pujara has placed himself in yet another page of the cricket record[Read More…]
4th Test: Cheteshwar Pujara ton boosts India on Day 1
Sydney: Cheteshwar Pujara came up with a typically gritty century as India posted 303/4 in their first innings at stumps on the opening day of the fourth cricket Test against Australia here on Thursday. Pujara was batting on 130 when the umpires decided to call it a day. His 250-ball[Read More…]
Thursday 03rd January 2019 by IANS
3rd Test: India reach 346/4 at tea after loss of Pujara, Kohli
Melbourne, Australia eventually managed to break the deadlock in the second session with the wickets of the overnight duo of Cheteshwar Pujara and skipper Virat Kohli even as India were comfortably placed at 346/4 at tea on Day 2 of the third Test, here on Thursday. Vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane (30[Read More…]
Thursday 27th December 2018 by IANS
3rd Test: Pujara ton powers India to 277/2 at lunch on Day 2
Melbourne, Cheteshwar Pujara struck his 17th Test ton and skipper Virat Kohli got to a laborious half century as India played out a wicketless morning session to reach 277/2 at lunch on Day 2 of the third Test against Australia here on Thursday. At the break, Pujara (103 batting) and[Read More…]
India reach 57/1 at lunch on Day 1 of 3rd Test
Melbourne, India made a steady start reaching 57/1 at lunch on the opening day of the third Test on Boxing Day at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) here on Wednesday. At the break, debutant opener Mayank Agarwal (34 not out) and No.3 Cheteshwar Pujara (10 not out) went back undefeated[Read More…]
Wednesday 26th December 2018 by IANS
ICC Test Ranking: Pujara moves to fourth, Bumrah achieves career-high ranking
Dubai: Cheteshwar Pujara, whose knocks of 123 and 71 were the cornerstone of India's victory against Australia in the first Test, moved ahead of Joe Root and David Warner to take the fourth position while pacer Jasprit Bumrah achieved a career-high ranking of 33rd, after his three for 47 and[Read More…]
Tuesday 11th December 2018 by IANS
Records which make Cheteshwar Pujara one of India's best Test cricketers
Cheteshwar Pujara once again pulled India out of trouble. In India's first Test match of the 2018 Australian summer, while batting at number three, the Rajkot boy kept his composure. He stringed partnerships with the lower order batsman taking India to a respectable total of 250/9. At one moment the Indian[Read More…]
Thursday 06th December 2018 by Newsd
Ind vs Aus: India 248/6 at stumps on Day 2, trail Australia by 52 runs
Australian offspinner Nathan Lyon took four wickets to rock the Indian batting line-up to leave the hosts in a spot of bother at 248/6 at stumps on the second day of the fourth Test at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala on Sunday. Lyon, who took eight wickets on the first[Read More…]
Sunday 26th March 2017 by Newsd
India vs Aus Test: Pujara slams century, India 360/6 on Day 3
Cheteshwar Pujara scored a fine century on Day 3 of the third Test in Ranchi against Australia, a knock which is definitely one of the most important he has played for India. Play on Day 3 ends & @cheteshwar1 remains unconquered on 130 with @Wriddhipops on 18. #TeamIndia 360/6 and[Read More…]
Saturday 18th March 2017 by Newsd
India vs England: Kohli, Pujara demoralise the opposition
Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara made centuries and shared a stand of 226 to put India on course for a big first-innings total against England on the first day of the second test on Thursday in Visakhapatnam. Kohli was unbeaten on 151 and Ravichandran Ashwin on 1 as India reached[Read More…]
Thursday 17th November 2016 by Newsd
India vs England: Indian batsmen dominate despite England's late dual wickets
England's bowlers toiled hard as conceded 257 runs in 85.3 overs while taking just four wickets, the last two coming in the last two overs. For six hours England had toiled under a cloudless sky for two wickets and their first innings total of 537 no longer possessed monumental proportions.[Read More…]
Friday 11th November 2016 by Newsd

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Established by the Arizona Board of Regents: MA 1982; PhD 1996
The Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in American Indian Studies (AIS) at The University of Arizona seeks to develop, through research and scholarship, a wider scope of understanding of indigenous peoples of the Americas - their languages, culture, traditions, and sovereignty. AIS maintains vigorous and productive scholarly activities and fosters close and extensive interactions with American Indian nations and communities locally, state-wide, and nationally. The Program provides an opportunity for students and scholars to explore contemporary issues on Indian reservations, focusing on Indian issues from holistic points of view. AIS has strong ties with community outreach programs and promotes Indian self-determination as defined by Indian nations, tribes, and communities. The Program is responsible for providing graduate education, with shared emphasis in the areas of American Indian Law and Policy, Literature, Societies and Cultures, Natural Resources, and American Indian Education. The University of Arizona is the first educational institution in the country to offer doctorate and master's degrees in American Indian Studies. AIS is one of only three programs in the U.S. which offer a Doctor of Philosophy in American Indian Studies. AIS also offers a Master of Arts in American Indian Studies, a joint Juris Doctorate degree, and three graduate certificate programs.
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The name "American Indian Studies" at the University of Arizona refers to two distinct, but deeply interconnected and collaborative, administrative units. The American Indian Studies department (henceforth AIS department) is the tenure home and research center for a core group of faculty and offers an undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree. The American Indian Studies GIDP (henceforth AIS GIDP) is an interdisciplinary team of faculty, which offers Masters and Ph.D. degrees. The two administrative units work in close collaboration to further the mission of American Indian Studies as articulated below.
The AIS department reports to the Dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences (SBS). The AIS GIDP reports to the Dean of the Graduate College.
These bylaws govern the operations of the AIS GIDP. A separate document governs the operations of the AIS department.
American Indian Studies seeks to advance the understanding of languages, cultures, sovereignty, circumstances, and goals of American Indians/Alaska Natives. We honor contemporary and ancestral American Indians/Alaska Natives and their wisdom.
The Graduate Interdisciplinary Degree Program (GIDP) provides interdisciplinary Master's and Ph.D. education focused on the various sovereign American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) peoples. The foci of the GIDP are: 1) The history, experiences, past and current cultures and conditions among AI/AN people; and 2) the needs, goals, and wellbeing of contemporary AI/AN communities, families, and individuals.
The AIS GIDP promotes scholarship, development of skills and expertise among students in education of and about, research on, and practical work with American Indians and Indian communities. It develops Indian and non-Indian scholars able to explore issues from American Indian perspectives, to recognize traditional (Indigenous) knowledge systems, and to compare, contrast, and integrate traditional knowledge and mainstream scholarship. The AIS GIDP seeks to aid the achievement of graduate students' career- and life-goals in ways that also support the health and success of AI/AN communities.
The AIS GIDP serves as a major bridge between the American Indian Studies department and other units at the University of Arizona. It also provides a major link between the University of Arizona and Indian communities in Arizona, in the Southwest, the United States, and North America. The AIS GIDP also plays a major role in networking with Indigenous groups around the world and to educational institutions interested in Indian/Indigenous issues.
Excellence: Fostering intellectual growth and upholding rigorous standards in academic and professional work. Integrity: Honest, ethical and accountable action, combined with preservation of academic freedom. Respect: Holding in high esteem both the panoramic distinctiveness of Native knowledge and the diversity and values of all individuals.
Article 1. Governance
1) The GIDP is subject to the general principles of governance that hold for all GIDPs at the University of Arizona as outlined at http://gidp.arizona.edu/about/guidelines-policies.
2) The Head of the AIS department is appointed at the pleasure of the Dean of Social and Behavioral Sciences, The Chair of the AIS GIDP is appointed by the Dean of the Graduate College. The Chair serves a three-year term.
3) The AIS GIDP is governed by an executive committee, which is chaired by the Chair of the GIDP.
4) The Chair of the AIS GIDP reports to the Dean of the Graduate College through the Faculty Director of GIDPs. The executive committee nominates the Chair to the Dean of the Graduate College, who appoints the individual.
5) The Chair of the AIS GIDP acts in the role of Director of Graduate Studies (DGS), and is expected to support student development in ways that are similar to DGSs across the university. The AIS GIDP Chair does so in cooperation with the Head of the AIS department, the Dean of SBS, and the Dean of the Graduate College. The two Deans, the AIS Head, and the AIS GIDP Chair will collaborate and inform on decisions of joint importance. The Chair of the AIS GIDP consults with and works collaboratively alongside relevant AIS department leadership and staff (e.g., program coordinators, business managers), in areas such as student fellowships, teaching and research assignments, professional development, and the like.
6) The executive committee of the AIS GIDP consists of not less than 5 and no more than 10 members of the GIDP nominated by the Faculty of the GIDP and appointed by the faculty director of GIDPs acting for the Dean of Gradate College. The GIDP executive committee advises the GIDP Chair. Members will serve staggered three-year terms, and may succeed themselves. The duties of the GIDP executive committee include the oversight of graduate curriculum, admissions, fund raising, and student funding.
7) The executive committee will strive to govern by consensus but when a timely decision must be made a majority vote will be sufficient.
8) The elected President of the American Indian Studies Graduate Student Council (AISGSC) will serve in a non-voting advisory role at AIS GIDP executive committee meetings. (The elected AISGSC Vice-President—or other officer selected by vote of the graduate students—will serve as the alternate voting representative if the AISGSC President is unavailable). Students will recuse themselves and be excused for matters involving individual students.
9) AIS is an interdisciplinary degree and the role of the GIPD Chair, Executive Committee, and Faculty is to meet regularly (at least annually) to ensure that (1) courses are provided in a manner that ensures that students have the opportunity to complete their degrees in a timely manner, in whatever area of concentration they may work, and (2) the AIS Master's and Ph.D. student handbooks are kept up to date, subject to approval by the Graduate College.
Article 2. Faculty of American Indian Studies (AIS) GIDP
Members of the faculty of American Indian Studies department are automatically members of the AIS GIDP faculty and are appointed to the GIDP by the faculty director of GIDPs upon the advice of the AIS GIDP Chair.
Criteria for membership will include evidence of AIS-relevant scholarly and research productivity, and one or more indicators of engagement with the life of the GIDP, such as:
•Teaching required, elective, cross-listed, or independent study AIS courses;
•Chairing or serving on Master's or Ph. D. committees.
•Serving as PI or Co-PI on a grant submitted with the AIS department as the lead unit;
•Service on departmental (including ad hoc) committees;
•Other significant contributions to the AIS department and GIDP such as (but not limited to): developing funding for AIS graduate students or AIS departmental activities; developing or supervising internship placements for AIS graduate students; creating new AIS graduate courses or concentrations; or organizing or managing AIS outreach and partnership with tribal communities.
Requests for appointment as an AIS GIDP faculty member should be submitted to the Chair of the AIS GIDP. A letter of application and a current curriculum vitae (CV), are required. Any current AIS faculty member may also nominate new members for the AIS GIDP faculty. Such nominations will substitute for a candidate's own letter of application, but must still be accompanied by a current CV. The AIS GIDP Chair will forward all such requests to current GIDP faculty for an advisory vote. Final decisions about AIS GIDP faculty appointments and privileges will be made by the Faculty Director of GIDPs under the recommendation from the GIDP chair.
Student graduate committees must be chaired by an AIS GIDP faculty member and have at least one other GIDP faculty member.
5) The University of Arizona community, including its students, administrators, faculty, and staff, is required to abide by and uphold all elements of the University's Guidelines For Research And Institutional Engagements With Native Nations and the Addendum: Additional Guidelines For Research And Institutional Engagements With International Indigenous Communities. "
6) Evaluations of AIS GIDP faculty will be based on the performance criteria described at http://gidp.arizona.edu.
7) All AIS GIDP graduate students and faculty members will provide regular input to the GIDP Chair on accomplishments and opportunities relevant to AIS GIDP members, the university community, Native Nations, and alums and allies of the AIS department.
8) All members of the AIS GIDP will participate in Academic Program Reviews, consistent with Arizona Board of Regents' requirements, such that they are carried out in a timely manner.
Article 3. Admissions and Evaluations of GIDP Students
1) Admissions, Financial Aid, and Awards for Graduate Students will be the responsibility of the GIDP Executive Committee. Membership in the Executive committee is outlined in Article 1, section 5, above. The Committee will:
•Review all applicants to AIS GIDP degree programs; recommend admission of qualified candidates; suggest potential advisors; advise the Chair on financial aid appointments and disbursal; review applications and make recommendations to the faculty of qualified recipients of AIS-administered awards (such as Outstanding GTA & Outstanding Service to AIS).
2) TA assignments will be made by the AIS department head in consultation with the AIS GIDP Chair and the Director of Undergraduate Studies.
3) Annual evaluations of graduate students will be performed by either: 1) the advisor of any student who has not yet formed a doctoral committee, or 2) the doctoral committee of any student who has officially formed such a committee. In either case, the annual review of graduate students will follow the procedures and policies outlined by the Graduate College and AIS GIDP Graduate Student Handbooks.
Article 4: Bylaws
1) These bylaws shall be reviewed by the AIS GIDP on an annual basis and will be updated in a timely way upon request of the faculty director of GIDPs.
2) Amendment of the AIS GIDP Bylaws: a) at any time, any AIS GIDP faculty member may petition to amend the bylaws. b) an amendment petition must be submitted in writing to all AIS GIDP faculty at least 5 working days prior to a vote being taken. Votes may be by either email ballot or in face-to-face meetings. The AIS GIDP chair and the Graduate College's faculty director of GIDPs make the final decision about any such proposals
This version of the bylaws is dated September 23, 2016
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Dress worn by Elizabeth Stanford as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
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Cape worn by Anne Guthrie as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Jacket worn by Ruth Roberts as a member of the chorus in Act III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Susan Maisey as a member of the chorus in Act I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Amanda Hughes-Jones as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Jessica Bonar as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Margaret Stobart as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Cape worn by a female member of the chorus in Acts I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Mirella Freni as Violetta in Act II of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Anne Guthrie and Ingrid Baier as members of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Anne Osbourne, Linda Humphries, and Jean Cross as members of the chorus in Acts I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Dress worn by Jennifer Hatfield as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of ' La traviata' (1967)
Cape worn by Valerie Robinson as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Cape worn by Jessica Bonar as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Cape worn by Elena Davies and Janet Gration as members of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Jacket worn by a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Cape worn by Patricia Gilling as a member of the chorus in Act I and III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Stole worn by Patricia Gunn, Patricia Symon and Jennifer Hatfield as members of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Jacket worn by Anna Cooper as a member of the chorus in Acts I and III of The Royal Opera production of 'La traviata' (1967)
Coat worn by Norma Morgan as a member of the chorus in Act III of the Covent Garden Opera Company production of 'La traviata' (1967)


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We're excited to announce we've recently released SyncSpace 6 for iOS – a huge improvement over earlier versions.
If you're new to SyncSpace – it's the world's most capable collaborative drawing app. Express and explore visual ideas together, wherever you are. It is an unlimited canvas, shared in real-time over the internet. SyncSpace is a shared whiteboard, plus a lot more.
Use the nearly limitless canvas to create drawings from scratch; or draw on maps, web pages and photos. Collaborators need not be on the same local network, and there is no limit to the number of participants.
SyncSpace 6 includes much faster drawing, with split screen multitasking and improved AirPlay display. We've added support for Apple Pencil and multiple bluetooth styluses – Adonit Jot, Pogo Connect, and Scriba. Palm rest detection has also been significantly improved, preventing accidental marks on the screen when drawing.
Panning and zooming around the canvas is faster and smoother. You can even use two fingers to rotate in any other direction, with snapping to 90 degree angles.
The other big news is that SyncSpace is now free! If you use the real-time collaboration features (creating or modifying shared drawings) there is an in-app subscription (including a 14 day trial).
Purchased an earlier version of SyncSpace? Fear not, as you'll be grandfathered into the new system and your subscription will be free for life.
SyncSpace 6 is available now for download on the iOS App Store.
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Hi guys, welcome back . In this coming series we'll take a look at Forms in MailChimp . So to take a look at Forms , First of all we want to go to the Lists tab. So we want our Forms for this List.
Forms are the subscriber Forms , the opt –in Forms , the welcome email form. All those are forms . In this part of the series we'll take a look at General Forms , Embedded Forms and Subscriber PopUp.
So to get started we'll start with the general forms. This is where all the Forms in MailChimp, The possible Forms, all of them are here.
Well Let's say all you want to do is create a link where people can subscribe to you. You will give them, the link or you can put the link on your website or on your Facebook page and people click on it and they go and subscribe. If that's all you need then this is a good place to start.
As you can see the form is already created based on the fields we had in our list. When we imported a List, we had email addresses, we had First Names, Second Names, Locations and Titles. So the first thing I would love to do , is to show you what I mean by you just take the link and share it . So if I take this link and open it on Chrome , here is the Form now that you can use. Well we haven't edited it. We'll edit this Form. For now I just want to show you that you can just use that link and people will subscribe to you.
Let's say we click that, you will see that this is required, the rest not really. For my case I want to remove the location and the title. So let's go back to this area, and see how we can do that.
You can duplicate a field . So if you want to duplicate this field, you just click on that one and it will duplicate this field. You can see the field has been duplicated. Then I'll click on this to delete it.
And as I said, I want to delete the Title Field and the Location Field. So I will just do the same thing for this other one.
Well the other way of deleting , you can select this and you will come here. You see there is this other area. This is where you can change the names. If you want to change the label for location into something else, you will come here and give it the name you want . If you want this to be a required field, you can come here and make it a required field.
If you want a default value, for example you want to show people, if this was a telephone number, you want to show people the format of how to put the phone number , this is where you'd put that sample. If you want the field to be visible / hidden you can choose that here. But in this case we don't have any transactions that would need to be hidden.
If you want to delete… okay we wanted to delete location , you can also come here and click delete. You must confirm by typing in Delete. Then you confirm that.
As you can see on this end, you can add as many fields as you want . If you are creating a registration where you want people's details. You can create a field Date of Birth . Just click on that and it will come here . If you want to make people add their website, the field for URL will be added there . Just Click here.
Yeah, everything you will need is here. If you want some kind of a number field , a field whereby Maybe people are inputting age, just come here and click that. If you want people to select certain items, a radio button . You have all that here . So Basically everything. You can create a larger form than this , it doesn't have to be small. But if you are looking for subscribers, it's advisable to keep the form as minimal as possible .
Okay I want to make the first Name to be mandatory. So I will come here and check, "Required Field" … Then I'll come here and save. Ensure you save. Then I want the email, the email is already required but I want people to know that it is required. So I'll come here … then I'll save that.
So you can see this is how it will appear . So the next thing I want to work on is the design. I want to add a header image , and just show you how you can change the background color.
SO you'll click on the "Design it" At first we were Building it, putting the fields that we needed, removing the fields that we didn't need. Now you come to "Design it" and you check what you want to change. All I need to change here is this text, I want to use a different image You can change the Background color here. Let me just show you how that goes. I don't have any color in mind so let me just choose one from here. So if I choose this color, come here and input that.
If you want to brand your Form according to your website , then you can use the colors that you use on your website. SO you'll just come here to change the background color. The next thing I want to change is just the header.
This is the header, I want to use an image. I want to upload one. If you want to use one from a URL you can input the URL, but I want to browse on my computer and change the image. Well there we go. It's done. Click select . So if you want to link, If you want the header to Link to something, you input the link here. So for me I want it to link to Bizanosa.com. Don't forget to put the protocol. Height..width ..yeah…that's okay…"Save and Insert Image" .
Okay . So from what you can see, the background of the form is making the image look weird. I will have to change it back to some form of grey. Background….I will change it back to this color. Okay, that's much better.
We'll stop from here and then we'll resume from this point in the next video.


Voters in Pottawatomie County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the February 12th Special Pleasant Grove School Proposition Election should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Jeannie Stover said today. Although the County Election Board can accept applications for absentee ballots until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, February 6th, Stover urged voters who want to vote by absentee ballot to apply early.
Absentee ballot application forms are available at the County Election Board office located at 14101 Acme Rd. Shawnee, OK 74804. An online version of the form can be filled out and submitted electronically at: www.elections.ok.gov. A print form can also be downloaded at that address.
Stover said any registered voter may vote by absentee ballot in any election in which he/she is eligible to vote. However, a voter must be registered and reside at an address within the geographical boundaries of a school district or a municipality to be eligible to vote in school district or municipal elections. It is not necessary to give a reason for voting absentee.
"While anyone can vote absentee without giving a reason, the law still provides several advantages to absentee voters in some categories," Stover said.


The Breville Barista Touch is an espresso lover's dream, allowing for great tasting espresso in less than a minute. The Barista Touch grinds beans with ease while boasting a 3 second heat up time for the freshest espresso possible and comes complete with an automatic steam wand to transform milk into a silky smooth micro-foam, perfect for latte art. Featuring simple touchscreen controls and 8 customizable pre-sets, the Barista Touch provides everything you need to easily make café quality espresso straight from your home.
The Barista Touch features an intuitive touchscreen display that simplifies the coffee making process. Simply follow the touchscreen's directions as it takes you through the process to make espresso step by step. Easily adjust coffee strength, milk texture and temperature all easily through the touchscreen.
Found the right settings for the perfect cup of coffee? Turn them into a pre-set with the Barista Touch. The Touch has the availability to store up to 8 fully customizable pre-sets that are more personal than ever before. Adjust coffee strength, milk texture and temperature and save your settings using your own name and unique image.
When it comes to premium café quality coffee, freshness is everything. Within just minutes of being ground, coffee beans begin to lose their flavor. With the Barista Touch, beans are freshly ground in a matter of seconds thanks to the built-in grinder. Go from beans to espresso in under a minute with the Barista Touch.
There's a reason why home-made coffee almost never tastes as good as café coffee. Most other coffee makers only use a dosage of 11-13 grams of ground coffee which is not enough to deliver that rich taste only professional coffee can provide. The Barista Touch uses 19-22 grams of coffee for perfect professional flavor.
Time is valuable and Breville makes sure to waste none. The Barista Touch uses an advanced ThermoJet™ heating system that heats up in an impressive 3 seconds so you can get your espresso the minute you want it.
Breville knows that when it comes to espresso, a constant precise temperature is everything. A change of even 1°C is enough to throw off the taste of good espresso which is why the Barista Touch has Precise PID Temperature Control. This technology detects and minimizes any temperature fluctations that may occur to keep your espresso consistently flavorful.
Professional espresso also requires proper pressure control, something the Barista Touch handles with ease. Using low pressure pre-infusion and 9 bar extraction pressure, the Barista Touch ensures that your ground coffee is evenly soaked for professional flavor.
The Barista Touch has a built-in automatic steam wand allowing you to texture your milk for micro-foam milk, perfect for cappuccinos and lattes while allowing for the creation of latte art. The steam wand operates easier than ever before, precisely texturing milk on its own to the temperature and texture that you specify.
Great tasting coffee alone isn't enough to qualify as café quality and Breville knows this. Café coffee isn't complete without latte art. Simply texture your milk with the steam wand and create away. With the Barista Touch you can create latte art like a professional.
The Breville Barista Touch is made to last. Housed in an attractive yet durable stainless steel shell, the Barista Touch is the perfect addition to any kitchen.
The Barista Touch comes with an Automatic Purge feature that automatically cleans the hard to reach inside of the steam wand after use to keep any remaing milk residue out and purge out any water that is at the improper temperature for the next use.
Located on top of the Barista Touch is the built-in cup warmer to preheat your cup before you drink from it, ensuring that every bit of the coffee experience is absolutely perfect.
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IBM's Red Hat Deal, NuoDB Operator Now Has Red Hat OpenShift Operator Certification, Krita 4.2.0 Alpha Released, Elive 3.0 Update, UBports Announces Ubuntu Touch OTA-9 and Fedora Kernel 5.1 Test Week Starts Monday
by Jill Franklin
News briefs for May 9, 2019.
The Department of Justice recently concluded its review of IBM's Red Hat acquisition, which is still on track for later this year. ZDNet reports that Red Hat released the results of an IDC study at Red Hat Summit, "which concluded software and applications running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) are expected to contribute to more than $10 trillion worth of global business revenues in 2019. That's about 5% of the worldwide economy for those of you following at home." ZDNet notes that "IBM's $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat is looking better than ever."
Distributed SQL database vendor NuoDB yesterday announced that its NuoDB Operator now has Red Hat OpenShift Operator Certification and is available immediately on Red Hat OpenShift. From the press release: "The newly available NuoDB Operator easily configures and deploys the NuoDB Community Edition (CE), allowing users to build, run and manage a NuoDB database natively inside Red Hat OpenShift. Users also have the option to deploy the database with a sample SQL application that generates SQL activity on the database, allowing them to more quickly experience NuoDB in action. Users can then enable NuoDB Insights, a graphical dashboard that provides insight into the performance and overall health of the database, to learn how the sample database performed. Armed with this information, users can better understand, optimize and troubleshoot the database, making it easier to effectively evaluate NuoDB in Red Hat OpenShift."
Krita 4.2.0 alpha was released yesterday. Since Krita 4.1 was released last June, the team has fixed around 1500 bugs, and they've "implemented a host of new features, workflow improvements and little bits of spit and polish." New features include "much improved tablet support on all platforms, HDR painting on Windows, improved painting performance, improved color palette docker, animation API for scripting, gamut masks, improved artistic color selector, an improved start screen that can now show you the latest news about Krita, changes to the way flow and opacity work when painting". You can see the release notes here. The announcement says they are on track to release version 4.2 later this month.
Elive 3.0 has been updated, and this should be the last update before the 3.0 release. From Samuel F. Baggen's announcement: "in the last few months I have been deeply working on the next future versions of Elive, which will support things like Secure Boot and UEFI, with 64bit available builds and based in Debian Buster, all these things are simply...amazing! I hope to make the next beta versions publicly available soon with also including a working installer that will have extra features! I didn't wanted to publicly announce anything until now because I'm a meticulous perfectionist who wants to verify that most of the things are correctly working before giving any promise."
UBports yesterday announced the release of Ubuntu Touch OTA-9. OTA-9 will roll out to supported Ubuntu Touch devices over the next few days. This release is mostly a stability release, but it includes a refreshed look, Nexus 5 camera fixes and the QQC2 Suru Style. You can read the full changelog here.
Fedora is planning a kernel 5.1 test week next week, which will run 5/13/2019 through 5/18/19. If you want to help test, see the wiki page for instructions.
Jill Franklin is an editorial professional with more than 17 years experience in technical and scientific publishing, both print and digital. As Executive Editor of Linux Journal, she wrangles writers, develops content, manages projects, meets deadlines and makes sentences sparkle. She also was Managing Editor for TUX and Embedded Linux Journal, and the book Linux in the Workplace. Before entering the Linux and open-source realm, she was Managing Editor of several scientific and scholarly journals, including Veterinary Pathology, The Journal of Mammalogy, Toxicologic Pathology and The Journal of Scientific Exploration. In a previous life, she taught English literature and composition, managed a bookstore and tended bar. When she's not bugging writers about deadlines or editing copy, she throws pots, gardens and reads. You can contact Jill via e-mail, ljeditor@linuxjournal.com.
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Chickens are also pretty clever.
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McClure, who is often vocal about matters of politics within music (and previously challenged Morgan to a boxing match), was invited onto Good Morning Britain to debate whether politics has a place in.
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At a time of Brexit and divisive world politics, something has happened with the UK chart. While other European countries. "For a long time most pop music has been rooted in blues and R 'n' B, but.
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Feb 6, 2019. 1977 marked 25 years since Queen Elizabeth II became the UK's ruling. Fronting a band of men in the male-dominated rock industry must. the song was that political issues seemed to have lost their relevance in modern society. which was immediately followed by a typically cheesy bit of 80s pop.
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10 Surprisingly Conservative Musicians. But with the exception of country music and Kid Rock, we don't see too many long-haired, leather-clad rockers teeing off at the country club to fight for the status quo. As far as the GOP is concerned, popular music, from protest songs to punk rock, may simply seem to be another arm.
Exposure to political rap music can affect listeners' attitudes about women and black feminism, a new study by a Georgia State University political scientist has found. or pop music—or to.
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Two days ago, I finished my first rewrite. And, I'm still not quite sure what happened, but I'm here to say that I finished another book... ?!?
Okay, here's what happened. After finishing Because I'm Irish, I felt fresh wind in my sails. I started working on The Angel Novel. But in the back of my mind, I couldn't stop thinking about Petrichor. It was at 96,000 words and so close to the ending. I have apparently become a.) *cough* addicted to the high I get when I finish novels and b.) tired of having novels so close to being finished and yet not.
Of course, I decided to finish it in one day, like the ridiculous person I am.
I'm not satisfied with the ending, but as a whole, I'm not satisfied with the novel. I love the characters and I can see their potential, but there's a lot of stuff I need to fix and take out first in order for my babies to really shine. When I read back over it, I kept wanting to start editing right away. But I knew I couldn't edit it until there was an ending. I also knew if I took more than one day to write the ending, I'd chicken out and it wouldn't get done. So I blazed through it. I wrote 4,000 words in Petrichor (and 3,000 words in The Angel Novel. I have no idea why I decided to write so much).
But the point is, I ended it. On July 16th, sometime after midnight, with a total of 100,346 words, I finished Petrichor!
Sadly, this post is not as cool or helpful as my last one. I don't have any writing advice or anything (except that sometimes you have to put down some kind of ending and sometimes your writing does stuff you didn't expect and writing is WEIRD, man). I just wanted to post here to mark this day down in my writing history. I've been pretty open about Petrichor here on my blog, so it's really unbelievable to announce that it's finally done! Now what will I do with my life? Actually, I know. If you'll excuse me, I'm going to go sleep for a week.
How's your writing going? Have you ever done something you did not expect?
Okay. First of all I want to give you a big huge CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!! on finishing your rewrite of Because I'm Irish. I know that was your child and I'm just ridiculously happy for you that you've kept plugging along and turned it into something even more beautiful. Rewriting is HARD, and I am just in awe at your dedication.
Woohoo, congratulations! You're doing a lot of amazing writing, and I might not always comment on myWriteClub, but you are totally rocking it. Keep writing and stay awesome!
Wow congrats! :D That's a big accomplishment! I just recently finished microediting my steampunk fantasy and I begin going over my beta feedback tonight! So exciting!
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Through the Treetops – The Ultimate Canopy Tour
September 20, 2018 - Into The Wild
Words by Sally Blyth	| Photos by Rotorua Canopy Tours
We lift off from Advanced Flight's Onehunga base in an impressive black helicopter which swoops us over and out of Auckland. Phenomenal views of the city, its harbours, the Hunua Ranges, the Firth of Thames and small Waikato townships are laid out below us as we head towards Rotorua. It's the perfect way to start this adventurous day.
We are met by James Fitzgerald, founder of Rotorua Canopy Tours, and escorted to their new headquarters. James shares his enthusiasm for the outdoor eco-adventure he set up in 2012 and our guides Spencer and Kris help us get kitted up in warm gear, helmets and harnesses. The sun is shining on a superb winter's day, but there is a chill in the air, and it will be cool in those treetops. It's not raining today but apparently, a wet weather day adds to the experience and the jackets provided will keep us dry as well as warm.
After a short briefing, clad in strapping and metal clips that will keep me safe, I feel well prepared for my first zipline experience.
During the drive up to the starting point, Spencer and Kris share easy banter and initiate a get-to-know-each-other activity. We are five females of varying ages and heritage, coming together to swing through treetops. We sense each other's excitement as well as a hint of apprehension. It's an easy walk into the forest and along the way we feed tame birds from our hands (Spencer and Kris have a stash of worms) and learn about the forest and its conservation, the eco-systems, the trapping of pests, and the creation of the ziplines, swing bridges and platforms. We're embarking on the recently completed Ultimate Canopy Tour, a 3.5-hour circuit with 1200 metres of ziplines. It's a larger version of the company's Original Canopy Tour.
Although guides will take photos at various points along the way, we are encouraged to take our own videos and photos as we fly through the trees. Kris warns that a phone dropped onto the forest floor is highly unlikely to be found. Special safety-straps are a great idea and can be purchased from the team in the office.
Once deep within the forest, it's time to traverse our first swing bridge. We are high up and the bridge swings, true to its name. The views are exceptional. We climb an imposing spiral staircase, and soon we are ready to do our first zipline. Our friendly and knowledgeable guides give us a full rundown on what we need to do as well as what they will be doing, one at either end, to help us. Kris zips across to the other side like the seasoned pro he is and prepares to operate the passive brake as we arrive, one by one, onto the platform from across the valley. This is a gentle 50-metre introduction, and the trickiest bit is getting the hang of squatting and letting myself go, trusting the harness will take my weight. I clutch the strap and pivot around involuntarily as I zip along the line, arriving backwards. It's a smooth operation, and I'm eager for the next one, which at 100 metres is double the length of the first.
Far from scary, it's fun whizzing through the trees and I attack zipline three with a yeehaa and a lighter grip on the harness straps. I even let go of the straps at one point and fly with a heightened sense of freedom. At 220 metres this is the longest so far. But, the best and most exhilarating is yet to come.
Next up is a traverse around the Rocky Knob; one by one we walk along the circular wooden platform that curves around a giant rock high up in the canopy. It is both terrifying and satisfying, and I clutch the rail tight. The view is utterly spectacular, and at one point, as I edge my way slowly around the platform, I can't see a soul. There is just me high up amidst a million trees. Kris takes a photo as I approach the platform; it tells the story.
We arrive at the longest zipline of them all; it's 400 metres. By now I'm feeling comfortable being clicked onto the line and positively energised about hanging off it. Safety is paramount, and Kris and Spencer are a professional and amiable guiding team.
I'm first up for this ride, and apparently the deal here is to fall off the platform backwards. Spencer shows us how it's done and, after watching him speed into the distance, I stand on the edge in preparation for my turn. A slight feeling of unease comes over me, along with memories of a bungee jump done years ago. But this is no vertical tumble towards water, it's a thrilling and rapid horizontal zoom amongst native forest. I wince slightly before thinking 'here goes', and letting myself fall purposefully backwards. Glee replaces trepidation, and I experiment with various positions as I whizz along — I start off lying flat like a torpedo, transform to a spread-eagled position, and finally tuck myself up for a faster ride.
This zipline has been constructed to incorporate a sister line parallel to it, but it is not in operation yet. What a thrill it will be to fly tandem with someone else alongside, hollering out to each other as greenery flashes by.
There are two more ziplines to enjoy, and several swing bridges to traverse. One of these is particularly mobile and jiggly, with lower side ropes. While we have walked freely across the others, we are harnessed to this one, and I'm relieved about that. At one point, I feel a tinge of motion sickness and acrophobia, but I keep my focus. I take determined steps, not daring to look down, and reach the other side with a sense of satisfaction and exhilaration. For me, this bridge was the most challenging part of the whole tour. It's as near to tight-rope walking as I'm likely to get.
Towards the end, a huge metal staircase leads us high into the trees. It's time for our final thrill, a controlled descent to the forest floor. Kris eases us down, and Spencer catches us "princess" style. After a circular group-hug photo opportunity, our magnificent Canopy Tour is complete and it's time to return home in our helicopter as the sun sinks low in the sky and the horizon shimmers.
Creating a zipline experience in native forest was James' dream and, once he'd found the perfect environment, he approached his university mate Andrew Blackford to become his partner in this new venture. James' ideas blended perfectly with Andrew's engineering expertise and, after months of planning and building work, the original zipline course opened in 2012.
The tour combines trust, thrill, education and camaraderie in a pristine, isolated setting. All the equipment is from US suppliers, and our two guides tell us they had a hand in building the structures. There are ziplines around the world and this one, within the canopy of regenerated native New Zealand forest, provides a well-designed and authentic experience.
The conservation efforts are as impressive as the circuit itself and a portion of each entry fee goes directly back into forest conservation work. There is an extensive predator trapping network which enables birdlife and eco-systems to thrive once again. Seeing before and after photos of the forest canopy is quite an eye-opener – the restoration work has meant that trees once stripped bare by pests are now on the road to recovery.
Tourism has helped restore this forest to its former glory and the Department of Conservation was so impressed with Rotorua Canopy Tour's progress and the wide enthusiasm for the project that, in late 2015, they formed The Canopy Conservation Trust, an organisation committed to creating a pest-free environment within the Dansey Road Scenic Reserve where the Canopy Tours zipline circuits are situated. This is a positive partnership with incredible results.
It's heartening that a tourism project such as this has enabled the forest to be restored and enjoyed by many in an innovative way. Playing around on flying foxes with the kids has nothing on this – but it's great preparation.
NB: You don't have to be an athlete or intrepid adventurer to tackle the course. Anyone with a reasonable level of fitness and agility, along with a sense of daring, will enjoy the outing immensely. I don't consider myself sporty and have a dodgy knee which can be limiting, and I coped fine. It's an immensely satisfying challenge.
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Went to the exhibition of the HLF bid today down at Yellowave.
Met the team, and really impressed by the plans – including enough solar power to run 2 trains entirely on renewable electricity! A habitat park is planned, and Building Green is hoping to be involved to help VERA and partners make this dream a reality.
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This English lesson covers the basic English that you need to know when speaking with co-workers.
What ever sort of work you do, you will almost sure to have a boss or a manager unless you are self employed. Should you be a manager, then you will have people reporting to you. It is almost certain that you will have to work with co-workers.
If you are talking with a co-worker, most of it will be like talking with a friend. You can talk about your were you live, what school you went to, the weather, and general things about everyday life.We have lessons on a wide range of subjects for you learn and talk about.
I couldn't make meeting. Can you tell me what happened?
I had to go to the dentists this morning so I missed the meeting. What happened?
I was sick yesterday and missed the meeting. Is there anything I should know about?
We missed the meeting. Was there anything I need to know?
When talking about a co-worker make sure they are a good friend or they might tell the person.
Mr Jones looks really mad at the moment. Do you know what's made him mad?
What happen to John recently? John looks really angry.
I think John is annoyed about something. Can you tell me what the matter is with him?
John speaks to me like he is angry with me all the time. Does he speak to you the same way?
Does John speak to you like he is mad at you? Or am I just being silly?
No it's not you. He speaks to everyone the same way too.
Sarah is very moody this week.
If the manger knew what she was doing, we wouldn't have a back log of work to do.
What is the matter with John lately?
He is just having one of those off days we all have from time to time. His new line manager is gaving him a rough time.
So Sarah, what do you think of your line manager?
He gets very angry very easily and he scares me a little bit oh, and he never helps with the work. What do you think Paul?


A study has been undertaken of the interaction of complexed fluoride extracted from glass-ionomer dental cements with synthetic hydroxyapatite powder. Extracts were prepared from two commercial glass-ionomers (Fuji IX and ChemFlex) under both neutral and acidic conditions. They were analysed by ICP-OES and by fluoride-ion selective electrode with and without added TISAB to decomplex the fluoride. The pH of the acid extracts was 4, conditions under which fluoride complexes with protons as HF or HF2-, it also complexes with aluminium, which was found to be present in higher amounts in the acid extracts. Fluoride was found to be almost completely complexed in acid extracts, but not in neutral extracts, which contained free fluoride ions. Exposure of these extracts to synthetic hydroxyapatite powder showed that fluoride was taken up rapidly (within 5 minutes), whether or not it was complexed SEM (EDAX) study of recovered hydroxyapatite showed only minute traces of aluminium taken up under all conditions. This showed that aluminium interacts hardly at all with hydroxyapatite, and hence is probably not involved in the remineralisation process.
 Submitted: 16 January 2013.  Accepted: 15 May 2013.