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Q: How to setup threshold for triggered sends using ampscript in SFMC Is there a way to set certain threshold for triggered sends in ampscript for 24 hours and error out sends if it exceeds the threshold using ampscript, the Sendable DE values are not helpful since it contains previous day data as well and "created on" field column is not available.
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Industrial Psychology and the Production of Wealth
Shakespeare at Work, 1592-1603
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An Elizabethan Journal V1
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H.W. Harrison
Nov. 4th, 2010
A History of the Working Men's College: 1854-1954
J F C Harrison
Aug. 12th, 2014
A Second Elizabethan Journl V2
Elizabethan and Jacobean Journals: Being a Record of those Things Most Talked of During the Years 1591-1610
Human Adaptation
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Jun. 1st, 1998
Nonlinear Dynamics and Spatial Complexity in Optical Systems
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Learning and Living 1790-1960: A Study in the History of the English Adult Education Movement
E.A. Fagan, T.J. Harrison
Walls, Windows and Doors
Performance, Diagnosis, Maintenance, Repair and the Avoidance of Defects (BR 352)
November 04, 2010 by IHS BRE Press
A History of the Working Men's College
Elizabethan and Jacobean Journals
Being a Record of those Things Most Talked of During the Years 1591-1610
Howard Morphy
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Learning and Living 1790-1960
A Study in the History of the English Adult Education Movement
E.A. Fagan
T.J. Harrison
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Almost every second barrel of oil is produced in the OIC region. It is expected that the influx of oil revenue will help in developing the financial markets and the economies of these countries. So, the accelerated growth of Islamic financial industry at a double-digit rate annually has been attributed to the liquidity generated from the oil production. However, the recent adverse shocks emanating from the international oil market (quadruple drop in oil price) have cast scepticism about the sustainability of financial sectors in OIC oil-producing countries in general and the growth of Islamic banking industry, in particular. Slumping oil prices are expected to reduce the liquidity ... Available in downloadable format.


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Liam Smith fancies chances in future rematch with Jaime Munguia
Joe Hewlett 07/03/2019
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In a mouth-watering domestic duel, former WBO junior middleweight champion Liam Smith and Birmingham's big-hitting Sam Eggington meet on March 30.
After a courageous defeat to heavy-hitting sensation Jaime Munguia, Smith took time out and assessed his future. The Liverpool man then inked a deal with Matchroom Boxing.
The Joe Gallagher fighter knows he's in the twilight years of a stellar eleven-year professional career.
Ahead of his forthcoming battle, Smith said: "I'm in a vital part of my career now. I think Sam is a good opponent to get started.
"I wouldn't want a big southpaw coming for my first fight. I've got to put in a performance that makes you think you're right in signing me at this stage.
"On that note, I feel it's bad on the part of Sam to take the fight at this moment."
Smith's two defeats have both been to Mexican fighters in Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and Munguia.
While he has no complaints with his KO loss to Alvarez, the Brit admitted he fancies a rematch with the latter and a chance to become a two-time WBO titleholder.
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"Those two fights, proper like night and day for me. Obviously the 'Canelo' fight, we all know how good he is – he was one, two, three steps ahead of me, everything I tried. But I'll stay in there and tough it out with anyone. If necessary and if I can do.
"The Munguia fight, I feel the momentum killed me. I had one fight in 10 months. He had five fights in 2018. In that fight, he was very, very green, and he wasn't experienced.
"Things that I could try early doors were just coming off, and then obviously he kicked in. I started to fade towards the back end, he didn't.
"That's a fight I would definitely love again down the line with momentum. That's a big part of signing for Matchroom. I feel they've got the dates, enough pull around the world to keep me busy."
Joe Hewlett is lead writer for World Boxing News. Follow Joe on Twitter @Hewlett95


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How Does the Interim Performance of Private Equity Funds Compare with Their Ultimate Success?
by Claire McNeil
With a typical fund life of around 10 to 12 years, the overall performance of a fund is only fully realized when it has liquidated. For an investor, the importance of reviewing a fund manager's track record has been demonstrated, but how important is the interim performance of a fund in determining its ultimate success? The chart below demonstrates how a fund's performance four years into its life compares with its performance at the 10-year mark. Preqin's Performance Analyst calculates quartile rankings using an equal weighting of the most up-to-date fund IRR and multiple for pools of funds broken down by fund type, vintage and geographic focus.
The above chart demonstrates that top quartile funds after four years are most likely to retain a top quartile position at the 10-year mark; 64% of funds in the top quartile in their fourth year of life remain so in their tenth year. Twenty percent of such funds fall into the second quartile in the tenth year, with only 15% falling into the third or fourth quartiles.
The story is similar for funds ranked in the bottom quartile in their fourth investment year. Seventy percent of these funds remain in the fourth quartile in their tenth year, while only 30% of these funds breach the quartile bound. Twenty-one percent make it into the third quartile and only 9% reach the first or second quartile in their tenth year of life.
Therefore, fund quartile performance four year's into a fund's life provides a good proxy for its quartile after 10 years, demonstrating that interim performance can be a good indicator of the fund's ultimate performance.


Writing for a newspaper, magazine or online publication is different than writing a standard essay. Research and organization are just as necessary, but throw out that introduction/body/conclusion form you're used to. Journalism is front-loaded. You need to get your point out early and follow it with details. If you save all your juicy information for a climax at the end, your reader will get bored and turn the page first.
Journalism uses an "inverted pyramid" style. Picture your article in the shape of a triangle widest at the top with the point on the bottom. This is how your story should be built. Your first line should be the most important. If the reader is scanning through the paper and reads only the first line, he should get a good idea of your article's content. You need to hook the reader from the beginning else he will quickly move to something more exciting. Nobody reads every word of a newspaper or magazine. On the web, attention spans are even shorter.
Follow your first line with solid details. Expand your point. Imagine your reader's questions and answer them. Continue to follow the inverted pyramid. Rank your information in order of importance and put the best stuff first.
Finish with the least necessary information. Include background most readers will know but some may not, such as related news from last week. Show how this story is relevant to other stories. Add some odd facts or statistics associated with your article.
Not only does the inverted pyramid style grab your reader by placing the meat first, it makes it easier for your editor. Squeezing all the articles and ads into a limited space sometimes requires an editor to cut your submission. If you built it right, the editor can easily clip the bottom from your article without losing the point.
For most publications, you should keep your opinions out of it. Use solid, backed-up facts to prove what you think. Use choice quotes from reputable sources to add color and authenticity, but don't overdo it. Use statistics to amplify your point, but realize you can find a number to prove almost anything. Interview people. Do your own research. If you hear or see it once, double-check it. Hear or see it three times, it might be true.
And know for certain that just because it's on the internet doesn't mean it's true. Look in at least three places to see if they agree with each other. I once read something online about a product. I thought was false. I looked someplace else that listed the same falsehood. Then I looked to the manufacturer's website to find I was right all along. My first source probably looked at the second source, thought it was true, and spread the wrong facts.
Know that readers will try to poke holes in your article, so read it critically. Think about how you would rebut your own writing and counter that argument.
Giant Headlines Attack the Page!
Your headline is the most important set of words in your article. It will get you read or ignored. Be strong. Be specific. Use important terms. Summarize your article with a great handful of words.
Lead off with the big names in your article. Don't say: "President Visits Midwestern City". Rather use: "Obama Visits Minneapolis". While you're at it, use a great verb like "entertains" or "storms". Be sure to use to the best, most compact, descriptive words you can.
Superlatives grasp attention. Use them if you can. Say "Easiest Pie Crust" rather than "Pie Crust Recipe". It's a simple way, I mean the simplest way to catch a reader's eye.
How To articles and lists are the most popular publications on the web. Simply changing from "Building a Birdhouse" to "How To Build a Birdhouse" or "Top 10 Birdhousing Tips" will make your writing stand out to readers and search engines.
There are multiple schools of journalistic writing. You may be asked to use AP, Chicago, MLA, APA or another format. Each is a standardization of how to cite sources, use contractions, write numerals, capitalize, format headlines and more. Each style has its own handbook available online or at your library. Purdue Online Writing Lab is a great resource for style guides and other writing tips. Getting all the details right my be maddening, but you don't want to be marked down or rejected because you didn't punctuate your bibliography correctly or you italicized something you shouldn't have.
Write a paragraph using a statistic to prove something is true. Then use another statistic to prove it is false.
Interview a classmate and write an article about one fascinating aspect.
Take a classmate's article and read only the first half. Discuss with your classmate if the article still delivers its message.


The Desi girl is got her first wax statue at Madame Tussauds in New York. Yes, you read it right. Priyanka Chopra, who got married last year to the singing sensation Nick Jonas, has got another feather added to her cap. The museum officials shared a video of Priyanka's moment with her mirror image in New York. The wax statue is designed beautifully and to utter perfection that it resembles our Pee Cee exactly.


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To establish an observational registry for systematic collection of clinical data from Renaissance-guided spine surgeries.
The key objective of this observational registry is to prospectively collect data to facilitate the quantification of potential short- and long-term benefits of Renaissance-guided spine surgery. It establishes a common framework for collaboration between surgeons performing Renaissance-guided spine surgeries in either minimally invasive (MIS) or open surgical approaches.
This study is not enrolling patients at this time.


One of the solitary most important principles in company is the sales funnel. Sales funnels can increase your revenue online by automating your company. They supply a course of the very least resistance to growing as well as scaling your organisation on auto-pilot. Yet after hanging around with some of the world's finest marketers, I can tell you with near certainty, not only exactly how sales funnels will certainly permit you to make even more cash online, however which details funnels you ought to carry out.
Now, if you're anything like me, you might be averse to particular funnels. As an example, I'm never an ecommerce person, but I do recognize that free-plus-shipping funnels are absolutely crushing it. As a matter of fact, just this past week, while attending the Closing Table Mastermind with Perry Belcher and Roland Frasier, I obtained extra understanding right into the attractive "tripwire" funnel, supposedly created by Perry Belcher.
Nevertheless, Belcher didn't design the concept. He drew that from an old Columbia House ad that offered 13 CDs or tapes for the huge price of $1.00. Remember it? However all of us recognize that this alluring deal (also known as tripwire) had way extra to it than simply the $1.00 price tag. Behind-the-scenes, there was a connection program at the workplace. In Columbia House's' model, this was called negative option invoicing. That means, you automatically get regular monthly deliveries (together with a costs) unless you expressly mention or else.
So why is this so effective and what does it have to do with sales funnels? As a matter of fact, what you'll see is that Columbia House's sales funnel was fairly basic. You just picked the CDs or tapes you wanted for a buck, after that got a regular monthly delivery every single month at a pre-defined rate. They would continuously bill you for those CDs or tapes every month. There were variants of this deal also where you can get 11 CDs or tapes for one cent then get the 12th free.
In either case you consider it, these were all tempting deals. This was also good to skip. But what Columbia House and also various other companies realized was that, although they would lose loan out of the gate, they would certainly, on average, gradually, make money turn over first. Which is the power of the sales funnel. Prior to automation, this is just how sales funnels worked. As well as, if you employed, you would get a real-time individual properly strolling you with the funnel.
The Columbia House example uses deep insight right into the psychology of a deal that's tempting. By initial identifying the lifetime worth of a customer as well as their retention rate, Columbia House established that it could spend a certain amount of cash acquiring customers as well as still be highly successful. That's essentially what's finished with sales funnels today. And also what actually makes those sales funnels so effective are tripwires.
Today, it's the tripwire that develops the irresistible offer. Although Columbia House really did not rather have significant up-sells or down-sells in their funnels, they produced an easy 2 action funnel that worked. It worked due to the fact that the tripwire was so attractive. It appealed deeply to the customer. Nevertheless, just how can you resist a deal like that for 12 or 13 CDs or tapes for $1 or 1 cent when they were retailing at around $10 each at the time.
Another powerful instance of this was with Sports Illustrated. As a matter of fact, Sports Illustrated was effectively on the decrease at the time it presented its cutting edge tripwire. There's something about substantial items that people just connect with. Also when you're supplying a digital information product on the backside, by sweetening the take care of a concrete great, you can fairly literally send your conversions via the roof.
In the instance of Sports Illustrated, take on your own back to 1990 when magazine registration prices were starting to leave. In that duration, Sports Illustrated suffered a 7% decline in their flow in the very first fifty percent of the year. Currently, whatever they did, they were not able to obtain the membership rates up. Even by supplying deep discount rates on subscriptions, consumers weren't getting it. And also, if they discounted as well steeply, it would impact their capability to get advertisers paying costs prices without showing that consumers were paying near to the full cover cost of the publication.
Sports Illustrated, possessed by Time, Inc., wasn't the only publication that was experiencing under the company's umbrella. People publication had likewise experienced an extreme decline of 5%. Time, Inc., recognized that it required to do something fast. So it started to provide a tripwire that included sports bloopers on VHS. However, the cost was inflated as well as there were just so many bloopers it could offer. So, they counted on the football phone as the new tripwire.
Why the football phone? Initially, it attracted the target market. And also, it was one-of-a-kind as well as interesting. Far more interesting than a boring publication registration. The football-shaped phone idea was developed by Sports Illustrated's director of circulation at the time, Michael Loeb. At that time, advertising on cord was likewise really affordable. And also, the phone, which was sourced from China, just set you back a few dollars "landed". So it all made sense.
Loeb worked on the logistics of this offer for lots of months. However, that wasn't the only deal. They likewise created an offer that consisted of a tennis shoe phone. If you'll reflect to 1990-1991, it was both offers that were running practically simultaneously. Discuss an early-on split-test, right?
So, what were the results of all this? Over 1 million brand-new customers. That's right. And also those offers just competed a minimal time. But it effectively saved the company. That's the power of a tripwire deal. It's a tangible item that obtains individuals delighted about whatever else the core deal is. As a matter of fact, some individuals will only acquire what you're offering solely for the novelty of the substantial tripwire deal.
Sales funnels are just one of the single most effective principles in service today for a very certain reason. It's not simply the instance of the tripwire that's powerful. It's the entire kittycat collection, so to speak. There are so many components as well as elements to what make a sales funnel job so well that I wanted to simplify and also offer some more examples to offer a much deeper understanding to how you can use them to raise your earnings online.
Currently, if you're not making use of a sales funnel today, or if you're simply discovering what a sales funnel is, then there are a few means you can quickly utilize this effective principle in your service to create eruptive results. Primarily, if you do not have a ClickFunnels account, go right here as well as enroll in the 14-day complimentary trial. When you have actually setup your account, grab a custom domain name as well as start developing your funnel. If you need assistance, see some of the on-boarding videos included with ClickFunnels.
It does not matter if you have an existing business or you're functioning to configuration a new service, funnels are the secret to growing and scaling no matter where you're beginning with. However, there are 5 particular methods you can use sales funnels to enhance your earnings today. It matters not what organisation you remain in or what you're marketing, you can utilize these today, right now, to produce explosive results.
At the Inner Circle mastermind this week, Russell Brunson studied the hook-story-offer method that comes before developing the funnel. Can you build a sales funnel prior to you have a hook as well as a tale? Yes. However you might have difficulty obtaining grip, particularly if you're competing in a red ocean. Red oceans are entrepreneur-infested waters contending for the very same swimming pool of consumers, whereas blue oceans are an area where couple of business owners are swimming in.
What does that inform you? Invest the moment responsible as well as the story. Yes, the deal is additionally important. However it's the hook and the story that's going to reel leads in. As an example, Brunson used the story of fit-to-fat-to-fat creator, Drew Manning. Manning, that remained in wonderful form, went out there and also got a number of weight over a 6 month duration to better understand what it seems like to be fat. However after that he went out there and shed all the weight.
That right there is an extraordinary hook as well as tale. It's special. As well as, as a result of that, Manning has actually experienced a meteoric rise, even though his offer isn't that great. However when the hook and also the tale is so excellent, the offer is virtually unimportant. Properly, you can sell practically anything when the hook and the story just crush it. One more example is the story of Robert Allen that would always say he might be dropped in any kind of city in the nation and also buy a residence no cash down within 60 days. And that's specifically what he did. His brand name has done over a billion dollars in sales as a result of it.
Those are all terrific hooks and also stories. Without that, your offer will struggle. If you can come up with an unique way to produce your hook and tale, the remainder will fall into place. Considering that there is so much red sea out there, this is probably one of the most essential indicate make before you introduce any kind of sales funnel.
Tripwires are great low-barrier-of-entry items that make leads take out their charge card. Typically, these are too-good-to-pass-up items that are offered at an astounding price. Simply consider the tripwire offered by Columbia House or Sports Illustrated, as an example. Tripwires help make it much easier to obtain new consumers, and then to ascend them up your worth ladder.
Anything that makes customer procurement more difficult, such as a costly service or product out of the gate, is going to make growing as well as scaling your service more difficult. The reality is that it sets you back 5 times as a lot to bring in a new consumer as it does to keep an existing one. That's why tripwires are so powerful. They lower the barrier-of-entry into your organisation. And also anything that can decrease the barrier of access is always suitable.
An additional excellent means to introduce a sales funnel and easily enhance your revenue whatever company you're in is through a lead magnet. The lead magnet requires to include genuine value. But it can be in various styles such as a PDF book, list, rip off sheet and so forth. After the download, you can provide an one-time offer. This indicates a three-step funnel. You might also develop an up-sell if they take the single offer or even a payment-plan down-sell if they reject it.
Why do a lead magnet with loads of worth? Initially, you're establishing yourself up as a specialist. If that web content is truly actionable, and also it includes a huge amount of worth to the possibility's life, then they're going to perceive you as the authority. Yet it does something far more than that. It's a matter of micro-commitments. The concept? Obtain someone to concur to do 3 small points for you and the fourth one is immediately an indeed.
One of one of the most powerful sales funnels you can construct is based around the webinar. Actually, it was the webinar that conserved Brunson's business from personal bankruptcy a couple of times. It was a combination and conclusion of understanding that result in the best webinar script, which creates the basis for the ultimate sales funnel. Several of it originated from Jason Fladlien, while various other pieces originated from somewhere else in Brunson's journey.
Nonetheless, all that details combined into the format of an ideal webinar and also funnel, has literally transformed the businesses of plenty of entrepreneurs that have actually taken their understanding as well as monetized it via the exponential force of webinars. Constructing a webinar is among the best courses to success with a sales funnel. Actually, the webinar funnel is fairly potentially the most transformative funnel you could introduce for any kind of business, new or old.
Another means to increase your earnings with a sales funnel is to construct a high-ticket coaching funnel that goes from application to telephone call to shut.
The application allows you to remove those that aren't severe. And, on the call, you can close the deal. Now, this kind of sales funnel works if you have actually already had results with clients. Otherwise, work for cost-free till you obtain results for individuals. After that, accumulate testimonials and make use of those as component of the pitch for the mentoring.
Probably one of the biggest and most preferred sales funnels these days is the free-plus-shipping deal funnel. It makes a fantastic access factor right into any funnel by creating an one-time offer or up-sell after the offer, similar to a tripwire funnel. Nonetheless, the difference right here is the power of the word totally free. Yes, tripwires, which are extremely low-priced product and services, work well. However there is actual power in words cost-free.
Actually, individuals will certainly raise as well as down for a complimentary deal, also if they need to cover the shipping and also handling, rather than taking a deal that they also need to pay a little amount of money for.


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BSGE Travels to China!
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During spring break, a group of BSGE students and teachers embarked on a trip to China, which was our school's first trip to a country in Asia. This year, the school decided to give an opportunity to students interested in Chinese culture and language to experience the country firsthand. The group consisted of 23 students and 4 teachers—Ms. Mihalache, Ms. Silva, Mr. Giraldo, and Ms. Xia. During their 10-day stay in China, they visited a total of three cities: Beijing, Xi'an and Shanghai.
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The Buzz: What is the hottest spring fashion trend?
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"Stripes are all the rage" – Aoife Kenny '20
"Boxers and clothes with vibrant colors" – Jonathan '17
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Cell Phone Thief Gets into Accident, Delays Hundreds of Commuters
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A thief snatched a BSGE student's iPhone on a train in Woodside and then tried to run away by escaping onto the subway tracks, only to be struck by another train. The entire ordeal delayed many rush hour commuters across Queens and into Manhattan. At around 7:40 a.m. on Tuesday, April 5th, the man approached the 13 year-old student, an 8th grader at BSGE, and took his phone. As he was trying to leave the car, several people tried to stop him. In order to get away, the 33 year-old culprit punched a man in the face then jumped onto the express train tracks, where he tried to run away. Although police were unable to pursue him, moments later he was sideswiped by a Manhattan-bound F train and mildly electrocuted by the third rail.
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All About the Extended Essay
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At the beginning of the school year, BSGE 11th graders begin their year-long assignment: the Extended Essay. Although this assignment may sound tedious and intimidating, it is a crucial part of the IB program. "I was overwhelmed at first because it sounded like a really complicated paper," said Angelica Benares '16. This essay, put simply, is a mandatory independent research paper on a topic of interest with a maximum of 4,000 words.
At BSGE, students are required to choose their discipline from one of the three IB Higher Level classes— History of the Americas, English Literature, and Visual Art. However, every year there are a few exceptions to the rule: a very small percentage of students choose Standard Level topics, such as Biology SL or Math SL. The difference between IB HL and IB SL is that HL is generally more difficult and in depth than SL. Because in HL classes students are able to learn more difficult material, they are encouraged to write their Extended Essays on topics belonging to those disciplines. The few exceptions to this rule are students who have very strong interests in the SL subjects and also have extracurricular connections to them. For example, a student who attends a Biology class and lab at a community college every weekend may be able to choose Biology as their discipline for the Extended Essay.
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Junior Council's Rocking Karaoke Night
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Junior Council hosted BSGE's first ever Karaoke Night on Friday, January 15 a fundraiser for senior activities, such as prom, purchasing yearbooks, and senior trip. The event was held from 3 to 6 p.m., with tickets sold for $4 (and $5 at the door). Hours before the event, council members were busy putting decorative ornaments on the walls and setting up the microphone and speakers. "It was chaotic, but it worked out," said Junior Council Secretary, Ryan Zhuo '17. The team set up a small snack stand and even opened up a photo booth for visitors. Starting at 3 p.m., groups of students started to assemble in the cafeteria, the place the event was held at. By 3:30, the cafeteria was packed with students and teachers, including Mr. Stone, the supervisor of Junior Council, and Ms. Hunter, the trigonometry teacher. As a way to show their support and to participate in the event, many juniors came to Karaoke Night. Junior Claire Bergerson '17 said, "I thought it was a really laid-back and relatively non-judgemental atmosphere. I know how hard everyone worked to put it together and I really think their hard work paid off and everyone had fun." Many students sang, including seniors Jamie Carroll '16 and Gabriel Steinberg '16, who performed the "The Lazy Song." Junior Martin Lazos Bobadilla '17 sang "Milkshake" by Kelis, which Claire thought was "very impressive." Along with this, almost all of the teachers who attended the event sang, including Mr. Stone, who sang the Pokemon theme song, and Dr. Helfenbein, who sang "Cadillac Ranch" by Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. "It was great," said Ryan, "because I got to see a lot of teachers and peers I've never seen singing before finally sing."
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What's the deal with CAS group projects?
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Juniors and seniors in BSGE this year have been introduced to a new assignment that they have to complete as part of the Creativity, Action and Service (CAS) requirement for the IB Diploma Program. The CAS Group Project, which in BSGE must center around the theme of human rights in order to maintain a global perspective, is an 8-week long project that can happen either during the school year or over the summer. Aside from the human rights requirement, which is relatively broad, students can choose to do anything that falls under one or more of the three CAS sections. Below are some sample group projects that juniors are currently working on:
Group Name: "The Five"
Supervisor: Mildred
Jonathan Kim, Aadarsh Devkota, Kenneth Sue, Jotham Kim, Nicholas Jung
The group is forming a band in order to make music to promote happiness and joy. It will also compose cover songs in order to encourage others to believe in oneself.
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The Buzz: What do teachers want for the holidays?
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Jim Napolitano: "peace to spread to others!"
Mr. Sheridan: "a table saw"
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School Security: Time to Get Serious?
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A mass shooting took place in an Oregon college, resulting in the deaths of 10 people. On Thursday, October 1, Christopher Harper-Mercer, the 26 year-old gunman, entered his writing class in Umpqua Community College armed with six guns and fired a shot to the back of the room. He then forced his fellow students to the center of the classroom, where he deliberately spared the life of a student and gave him an envelope for him to pass on to the police. He fatally shot nine victims, one of whom was the assistant professor, and finally himself.
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The Most Dangerous High School In the U.S. Receives Hope
Strawberry Mansion High School, a school in Philadelphia, was once named one of the most dangerous high schools in America by NeighborhoodScout. This school, with a total population of around 435 students, is located in a poor neighborhood with a high crime rate. Over 40% of the residents live in poverty, and the neighborhood has the highest frequency of homicide, rape, and assault in the city. Students file through metal detectors before entering the building every morning, and the officers and security guards watch for razor blades in tin foil and knives in backpacks. Before some students even enter classrooms, they are required to empty their pockets to ensure that they are not hiding any weapons. 94 security cameras line the hallways all over the school to monitor the students.
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Costume Drive!
Mr. Anderson's advisory is recently holding a Costume Drive that will last from October 8 to October 23. Students are encouraged to donate their old Halloween costumes to the Salvation Army, an international charitable organization with a mission to help those in need. Students who want to donate can bring their costumes to their advisories. They can contact Mr. Anderson, Akifah Ahmed, or Jason Wilkins for more information about the drive.
Students Distraught Over Chinese Program Ending
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After hearing the news about Ms. Shen's retirement from BSGE, Chinese students felt sadness but quickly wondered about who their new Chinese teacher would be. The answer they received was as unexpected as it was absurd to them. BSGE is planning to end its Chinese program and instead of continuing Chinese with another teacher, all of the students will be transferred to taking Language B French.
Currently there students in grades 7, 9, and 10 taking Chinese. For 7th graders, who have only taken Chinese for a year, the transition to taking French class will be easier and they have a lot more time to learn a new language. However, for the high school students, especially the sophomores, the transition is expected to make a huge impact. "The fact that I've taken four years of a language and am now being told I have to start all over again is absolutely absurd," said Danielle Bahnasy '17.
An email by Ms. Johnson was sent out to BSGE parents regarding the school's new decision to move away Language B Chinese. "This decision is geared toward strengthening our IB Diploma Program and the future goal of students learning two languages," Ms. Johnson said in her email. 9th and 10th grade students are scheduled to take French ab initio for the rest of their time in BSGE. "French ab initio is a two year introductory IB Diploma course designed for students who need to switch languages in high school. The achievement of students on the French IB Diploma assessments supports this decision. This course will still permit these students to be eligible for the IB Diploma."
Many Chinese students were strongly against this idea. "A year and a half worth of French is not enough to pursue the language," said Elizabeth Levkovich, '17, "we're kind of risking the exams we have to take senior year and all the perspective we had of taking Chinese is
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Ian Murray Wanless (né le 7 décembre 1969 à Canberra) est un mathématicien australien, professeur à la School of Mathematics de l'Université Monash à Melbourne,en  Australie. Son domaine de recherche est la combinatoire, principalement les carrés latins, la théorie des graphes et les permanentes matricielles.

Formation et carrière
Wanless a obtenu un doctorat en mathématiques de l'Université nationale australienne en 1998. Sa thèse intitulée « Permanents, matchings and Latin rectangles » a été supervisée par Brendan Damien McKay. Il a occupé un poste de chercheur postdoctoral à l'Université de Melbourne (1998-1999), avant de devenir chercheur junior à Christ Church, Oxford (1999-2003). Il a ensuite occupé un poste de chercheur à l'Australian National University (2003-2004) avant de passer 2005 en tant que maître de conférences à l'Université Charles-Darwin. Depuis 2006, il est à l'Université Monash, où il a été promu professeur en 2014.

Travaux
Avec Brendan Damien McKay, il mène à bien le calcul du nombre de carrés latins de taille 11.

Prix et distinctions
Il a reçu des bourses distinguées de l'Australian Research Council, notamment une bourse QEII (2006-2010) et une Future Fellowship (2011-2014). L'Institut de combinatoire et ses applications (ICA) lui a décerné sa médaille Kirkman en 2002 et sa médaille Hall en 2008. L'Australian Institute of Policy and Science lui a décerné un Victorian Young Tall Poppy Award en 2008. La Société mathématique australienne lui a décerné sa médaille en 2009.

Wanless est membre à vie de la  (CMSA). Il a exercé deux mandats en tant que président de la CMSA (2007-2009 et 2014). Il est rédacteur en chef de l' Electronic Journal of Combinatorics  et fait partie du comité de rédaction de plusieurs autres revues, dont le Journal of Combinatorial Designs.

Wanless a représenté l'Australie aux Olympiades internationales de mathématiques à Cuba en 1987.

Publications
Wanless est le coauteur (avec Colbourn et Dinitz) du chapitre sur les carrés latins dans le CRC Handbook of Combinatorial Designs  et l'auteur du chapitre sur les matrices permanentes dans le CRC Handbook of Linear Algebra.

Wanless a présenté deux histoires historico-mathématiques-comiques à Laborastory, une sur son héros (Leonhard Euler) et une sur son anti-héros (Eliyahu Rips).

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Naissance en décembre 1969
Professeur à l'université Monash
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Universitaire australien du XXIe siècle
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Mathématicien australien du XXIe siècle
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Branklyn Garden is a National Trust for Scotland site in Perth. It's a small (2 acres) but magnificent garden with an impressive collection of unusual plants, including the rare Himalayan blue poppy. My Mum and Dad love gardens so I took them there one afternoon last summer. We had a lovely time as you can see below.


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Dominic Davies, Founder of Pink Therapy in the UK, discusses with leading colleagues the growing expansion of the LGBT umbrella to include multi-faceted sexual and gender minorities.
Book review: Lesbian Decadence, written by Nicole E. Albert, translated by Nancy Erber and William Peniston
Lesbian Decadence: Representations in Art and Literature of Fin-de-Siècle France features a rare collection of illustrations from the "decadent period" which began in Paris in the 19th century. The original collection was compiled by French author Nicole Albert and published in 2005 under the title "Saphisme et Decadence Dans Paris Fin-De-Siécle." After a reprint in 2016 by Harrington Park Press, the book won the Goldie award for Anthology/Collections (Creative Non-Fiction) from the Golden Crown Literary Society. Translated by Nancy Erber and William Peniston, the reissue is an expanded edition that now includes a number of rare photographs and cartoons from the original author's private collection — many are not publicly available anywhere else.
Bill Cohen, the cofounder of Harrington Park Press — a publishing group that focuses on less-explored scholarly topics relating to the LGBT community — told BuzzFeed News in an interview that although same-sex activities were not criminalized in France at the time, "lesbians were still viewed by psychiatrists as disordered souls."
"Moralists pitied them. In popular society, however, lesbianism was flaunted," he explained. "Some paintings, no doubt, shocked the public in the early 1900s."
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Being a popular metropolitan city in UK, it is well worth for first-timers to catch the hubs that figure in London walking tours as a customary thing. Visiting in a planned way will give tourists a chance to explore the skyline views, see the airborne sights, museums, shopping malls, and other famous landmarks in London on time. An itinerary and pre-planning will bode you well since there are plenty of things to catch in the city that never sleep, and one such itinerary is presented below for the London tourists.
While most of the museums in the city are freely accessible for the Brits and tourists alike, the British museum is the most sought after one in London. For the first-timers, an Oyster Card with two to three days validity or more will help them to get on board a Hop-on Hop-off bus that will head to some of the popular landmarks that figure in a London old city tour. Some Hop-on Hop-off tours include walking by the flanks of the River Thames at a leisurely pace and a trip to the London Bridge among other pleasures.
The Oxford Street resides towards the West End of London, in the city of Westminster. If you are into shopping, then Oxford Street has some of the best what London has to offer to tourists as well as the Brits. However, even if you are not into shopping, there are airborne sights and Oxford Circus as well to enjoy in London streets such as the Regent Street and Carnaby Street.
A trip to Big Ben and the House of Parliament is a must each time you visit London city. Big Ben is giant clockwork that chimes the Note E on the quarter past, the halfway mark, and accurately on the hour. The Elizabeth Tower is going to undergo renovation works starting this year and until 2021, and the Parliament authorities have decided to put a pause on Big Ben chimes, so plan your visit to Westminster Abbey to value time in a London old city tour. Close to the Big Ben is the London Eye, which provides a bird's eye view of London and Big Ben in particular.


The menit (menat, menyet) necklace is relatively prominent in Egyptian art, though many might not notice. It consisted of a heavy bead necklace with a crescent front piece and a counterpoise attached at the rear. Statues of the earlier periods sometimes show these two counterpoises hanging down the back of the wearer, but by the beginning of the New Kingdom, they are fused into one such weight, though in votive faience menit a thin groove is frequently incised about the outside edges, as though the two counterpoises had been stuck together one on top of the other.
The menit is a ceremonial object associated with the goddess Hathor whose priestesses are commonly shown holding the emblem. Queens and ladies of waiting, when officiating as priestesses also wore or carried it. On rare occasions it was also worn by men, particularly by priests of the Hathor cult, and it could also be worn by the god Khonsu. We believe that, like the sistrum, this elaborate necklace may have actually functioned as a kind of percussion instrument in certain religious contests.
Appearing first in representations of the 6th Dynasty, the menit is associated with Hathor in all subsequent periods of Egyptian history. Even when it was included with other items of tomb equipment as an amulet in the later dynasties of the New Kingdom, it is still associated with the goddess in her role as a deity of the western necropolis and with her part in the rebirth of the deceased. Hence, it was certainly a symbolic item associated with the goddess Hathor, who bore the epithet, "Great Menit". Many representations of Hathor in her bovine form show the animal wearing the menit around its neck and the necklace is thus sometimes associated with other divine cows. Not surprisingly, the menit is depicted dozens of times in the reliefs of the Late Period temple of Hathor at Dendera.
In some representations, the king could offer the the necklace to Hathor. At Dendera, for example, one representation depicts the king offering Hathor the elaborate necklace along with other gifts displayed on small tables set before her. These gifts include naos- and hoop-type sistra and, on the table closest to the goddess, another necklace depicted in the exact form of the menit hieroglyph. The necklace is shown in its hieroglyphic form in many similar representations of gifts offered by the king to Hathor and to certain other deities in temple reliefs from the New Kingdom and later periods. Representations of the king offering the menit to Hathor probably are meant to equate him symbolically with the goddess' son, Ihy.
As an important attribute of Hathor, the menit seems to have functioned as a medium through which the goddess' power was transmitted, and many representations show her proffering the menit to the king. She performs this act in two ways. At times, she may wear the menit, lifting up the front section toward the king. Otherwise, she simply holds the object in her hands while offering it to the king.
Because the queen herself could function as the high priestess of Hathor, royal wives are sometimes depicted offering the necklace. For example, on a small gilt shrine discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun, his queen, Ankhesenamun holds the sistrum and menit before the king. In that example, the menit is constructed as a personification of Hathor holding the symbol of life, the ankh, in each hand. Thus, we have a visual representation of the way in which the goddess' power was passed through the necklace. In scenes such as these, the menit seems to have been associated with the ideas of life, potency, fertility, birth and renewal.
During the festival of Hathor, the priestesses of the goddess would go from door to door shaking menits and sistra (rattle-like musical instruments) to endow the occupants of each house with the favors of life, health, and rebirth.


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