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Textile Scholarships Application Now Available!
Diana WymanDecember 23, 2021 Press Release
20 Textile Scholarships; 1 Application
The AATCC Foundation scholarship and fellowship application is now open for the 2022-2023 academic year. Undergraduate and graduate students in any textile-related discipline may apply for up to 20 separate scholarships and $100,000 total funding with one simple online form. Students enter their school, education level, major, and other criteria once. The system automatically lists matching scholarships and any required personal statements. There's something for everyone—from an Indian citizen studying fashion design in Rhode Island to a US citizen pursuing a materials science Ph.D. in Texas.
Several scholarships have February 2022 deadlines. The rest close on March 31, 2022. Recipients will be notified over the summer. In addition to the tuition funding, all Foundation scholars receive free registration for the 2022 AATCC Textile Discovery Summit (www.aatcc.org/summit) and up to $500 travel reimbursement.
To apply for AATCC Foundation scholarship and fellowships, visit this link
Early Deadline Scholarships
Charles E. Gavin III Family Scholarship
Apply by February 1, 2022
Rising freshmen, sophomores, juniors, or seniors attending Auburn University are eligible for the $8,000 Gavin Family Scholarship.
Charles H. Stone Scholarship
Apply by February 15, 2022
Four $6,000 scholarships are available to juniors and seniors at North Carolina State University and Clemson University.
Piedmont Section Scholarship
The AATCC Foundation Piedmont Section Scholarship is a $3,000 scholarship available to students attending an educational institution in the AATCC Piedmont Section (VA, WV, NC, SC).
Varley Family Textile Technology Scholarship
AATCC Foundation's Varley Family Textile Technology Scholarship is a $7,500 scholarship that supports students pursuing a textile-related career at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) or Cornell University.
Regular Deadline Undergraduate Scholarships
Students completing applications after the February deadlines will still be eligible for scholarships closing on March 31, 2022.
AATCC Corporate Member Scholarship
The AATCC Corporate Member Scholarship is a $3,000 scholarship available to children of AATCC corporate member employees.
Rising freshmen, sophomores, juniors, or seniors attending the Georgia Institute of Technology are eligible for the $6,000 Gavin Family Scholarship.
Darsey Family Scholarship
The Darsey Family Scholarship is a $1,500 scholarship available to undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in a textile- and/or fashion-related program at a US university with an AATCC student chapter.
Delaware Valley Section Scholarship
Members of the AATCC Delaware Valley Section (DE, MD, NJ, PA), as well as spouses, children, and grandchildren are eligible for this $500 scholarship. Undergraduate students studying textiles at a school in the Delaware Valley section are also eligible.
Fibrous Materials Scholarship
AATCC Foundation Fibrous Materials Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship intended for undergraduate students taking material science courses or programs associated with fibrous materials.
Gordon & Marjorie Osborne Scholarship
The Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Scholarship is a $5,000 per year scholarship that supports students pursuing a career or coursework in textile engineering, textile chemistry, textile science, or a related discipline.
Kanti & Hansa Jasani Family Scholarship
The Kanti and Hansa Jasani Family Textile Scholarship offers three $1,000 scholarships to Indian students, specifically Indian citizens with student visas, who are attending a US university. Undergraduate AND graduate students may apply. Three scholarships are available for each academic year.
Metro Scholarship
A $3,000 scholarship for students attending schools with AATCC student chapters in New England, New York, or New Jersey.
National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) Paul T. O'Day Scholarship
To be eligible for the $5,000 Paul T. O'Day Scholarship, a parent or guardian must be an employee of an NCTO member company and/or organization.
Textile Chemistry Scholarship
AATCC Foundation Textile Chemistry Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship for undergraduate students studying textile chemistry, polymers, color chemistry, or related topics.
Textile Design Scholarship
AATCC Foundation Textile Design Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship for undergraduate students studying textiles, apparel, or home fashion design.
Textile Merchandising Scholarship
The AATCC Foundation Textile Merchandising Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship for undergraduate students of textile merchandising, management, and retail programs.
Western Region Scholarship
This $2,000 scholarship supports undergraduate students studying a textile- or fashion-related field at a public college or university in the AATCC's Western Region, where an active AATCC student chapter exists.
Woodruff Textile Manufacturing Scholarship
The Percy W. Woodruff Jr. Textile Manufacturing Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship supporting a non-traditional, undergraduate student at Clemson University.
Graduate Fellowships
Connelly/Perkins Graduate Fellowship
AATCC Foundation Connelly/Perkins Graduate Fellowship is a $5,000 fellowship for Ph.D. candidates at the Clemson University Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE).
Grady, Hauser, Houser, Daniels Graduate Fellowship
A $5,000 fellowship for Ph.D. candidates in Fiber and Polymer Science at the North Carolina State University Wilson College of Textiles.
Support the Future
Consider a contribution to the AATCC Foundation 100 for 100 campaign. This three-year campaign aims to fully endow all Foundation scholarships and fellowships as AATCC celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2021. Contributors of $100 or more before the end of the year receive a gold Foundation pin.
About AATCC Foundation: The AATCC Foundation Inc was founded in May 1997 to further the charitable mission of AATCC. The foundation is organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes and is classified by the US Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) organization.
Media Contact: Diana Wyman, AATCC Foundation President; +1.919.549.3532; diana@aatcc.org
aatcc.org/foundation/


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One of the most difficult things I find about blogging is naming each post. I wonder if other bloggers struggle with this as well?
We are well into the new year at this point and I am finding myself struggling with the fact that it is a new year. 2018 passed like a flash and I feel like we should just be entering into the season of fall. I keep trying to make myself look ahead and plan for the new year that is definitely here, but I keep looking back on 2018.
The past year has been one that was good to me for a large part. I am thankful to it and perhaps that is part of why I am struggling with not wanting to leave it. I like to have intentions for each year to help me move forward with some semblance of purpose. That challenge of setting goals is proving to be a bit difficult for this new year, so I think I will borrow some of my unfinished goals sets from 2018 to help me move along.
Somewhere along the way of not keeping up with blogging on my own home I had decided I wanted to also share some professional projects. So I begin this year with reflecting back, and also moving forward into this new intention of sharing more for 2019.
When I walked into the house for the first time I could see the owner's had gotten the framing of the house back in place. It was a livable space, but was just missing the finishing touches that make a place warm and welcoming. That's what I was called in for.
The entry was a blank space when I first got there. The walls were the palest of greys and there was a single antique chair that had a gold patina on it and was upholstered with a beautiful charcoal grey velvet. There was no art work up yet, but the owner had quiet a collection of beautiful pieces that would be used throughout the home.
When I asked what the goal for the room was, the owner just told me she loved grey. Which, when you see the rest of the house, will seem a little surprising. With her love of grey in mind, I found this beautiful embroidered, warm grey fabric. I loved its easy dressiness for the house. It had personality to welcome you into the home, but stayed pretty neutral to flow with the rest of the house that had some strong punches of color.
I love how this room came out. This bold blue was already on the walls when I got there and I just loved it. I love when people take a chance with color and this certainly paid off. To keep the room dramatic but not busy we decided to put a really lovely, creamy linen on the walls. It just popped against that bold blue and set the artwork off beautifully.
For the hardware we choose a simple gold rod. I personally love that gold finishes are coming back in. I find they add a beautiful warm touch to a space. Gold hardware was a no brainer throughout this house though. All of the previous light fixtures and framing of art work were gold. A good rule of thumb when choosing hardware finishes is to work with hardware you currently have (knobs, frames, and light fixtures) or work with furniture finishes.
Another bold color choice here! And again, I love it. According to color theory, a rich tone in the dining room is suppose to increase your appetite. So I particularly love a good, strong color in this space!
This room was a little trickier to get right. The owner had a gorgeous rug that she was able to save from the flood. I absolutely loved it, but she was a little tired of it but didn't want to purchase a new one. What I read from her being tired of the rug was that she was scared a recreating the old look she had, which I assured her we would not do. She had heavy draperies with swags before and wanted a fresher, lighter look. She wanted to do solid cream linen again (like the office), but I thought she needed something warmer and little more dressy to fit this space. We found this 2 tone embroidered linen that I think keeps the space modern and dressy at the same time.
We matched her hardware to the office space to keep consistency in a semi open floor plan and because it also looks good with her gold accents in this room as well. The finishing touches were getting her mirror and art work up on the wall to add that personal touch.
Ahhhh. I just love how this space turned out. What we had to start with was the paint color, the bench at the foot of the bed, and the goal of getting the bathroom mirror faux finished in gold/silver.
For the bedroom, there was a lot of blue in the room with the walls and the bench. I love blue. A lot. But I felt like it was well represented and needed some space to finish off the bedroom. I found this gorgeous swamp toile. The second I saw it I fell in love and knew it was perfect. It was a cream background to give a break from the blue walls, but incorporated soft grey and blues in the print.
For the bedding, I suggested we find a cream matelasse to breakup the color a little more. When working on bedding, I love to incorporate the drapes onto the bed, which is exactly what we did here. We added just 2 queen shams to marry the space. To finish the bedding off we added this rich grey blue linen bedskirt and accent pillow.
The bathroom had been completely gutted and redone in all white. To soften all the hard white, we put an embroider white sheer on the windows. It added some texture with the pattern, but kept in theme with the color palette. It also worked with the fabrics we had chosen for the master bedroom. I always want spaces to work and flow together!
Its funny to hear what customers are most excited about, because this customer was looking forward to her bathroom being finished the most. I would have thought her bedroom or maybe one of the spaces that visitors would see, but I guess it makes sense that the bathroom is where we start our day- showering, makeuping, fixing hair- so you would want a nice space to do that in.
This space was another all white redo. We went back and forth on this room deciding if she wanted to add anything to it or not. Eventually she decided she wanted something to cover her window that would just disappear and be cleanable. No small feat for a kitchen space. We added a polyester roller shade that had a linen like texture, but was actually wipeable for cleaning with a lightly dampened cloth. It really added more of a finish than I could have thought.
This is the room that started this whole project, but ended up being one of the last things to go in. This is the bedroom her adult daughters sleep in when they come home to visit. She wanted it done nicely so they had a nice place to come home to. If that isn't adorable, I don't know what is. She had a lot of different things already happening in this room, a patterned rug (so pretty though), painted furniture, and covered window seat (not shown), and we just needed something to anchor the space. I again suggested cream matelasses for the bed (my general love and go to for building a beautiful bedroom), and then I wanted to incorporate a small pattern to show some intention with everything going on in the room. I find that when you start working with just large solid blocks and big patterns it can make a space look less thought through. The owner was a little nervous about throwing another pattern in the mix, but I convinced her to do a small animal print in a soft taupe to help bring the space together. Our compromise was a solid taupe linen for the bedskirts, with the animal print as a small accent pillow on each bed. This room was installed the day before her daughters arrived and she let me know that they took notice of the update and really enjoyed it! Win!
Thus completes our tour of this home! It was such a joy getting to work on this space and see it come back to life over the past year.
This is gorgeous!!! The curtains really bring out the rest of the rooms!!! Great job Erin!
Love how the curtains bring out the beautiful details of each room! Beautiful home and window treatments!!!
Erin, this is so beautiful!! And I'm with the owner; the bathroom just might be my favorite part. Those windows with all that natural light are dreamy. A year well spent. Excellent job!


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Fmr. Deputy Chief Yvette Gentry Returns to Lead LMPD on Interim Basis
UPDATED 6:35 AM ET Sep. 08, 2020 PUBLISHED 3:05 PM ET Sep. 07, 2020 PUBLISHED 3:05 PM EDT Sep. 07, 2020
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For the third time in as many months, Mayor Greg Fischer has announced another change for the Louisville Metro Police Department.
Interim Police Chief Robert Schroeder retiring Oct. 1
Yvette Gentry returns to LMPD to become first woman to lead department
Gentry is taking a leave of absence from her position with Metro United Way
Gentry's contract for the position will not exceed six months
Interim chief Robert Schroeder, who took over when Steven Conrad was fired in June, announced his retirement effective October 1.
Mayor Fischer went outside of LMPD's immediate ranks to find the next interim chief, but also found someone with a great deal of experience with the force. Yvette Gentry served more than 20 years with LMPD including as Deputy Chief from 2011 until 2014 when she retired. Gentry also served as the city's Chief of Community Building from 2015 until 2017.
Gentry is currently with Metro United Way and the Rajon Rondo Foundation. She is taking a leave of absence from these posts to serve as chief until a permanent police chief is hired.
She becomes the first woman to ever lead the LMPD in its 200-plus year history. Gentry did not apply for the permanent position and says she has no interest in doing so.
"I am taking a pause from positions that have provided me time to heal and enjoy my family," Gentry said. "I am returning to the high-stress law-enforcement field in large part to help lead a call to action for those willing to do the work it takes to heal our city – and provide truth so we can have reconciliation, and create a system of justice rooted in equity."
During the news conference where she was introduced, Gentry became emotional about her decision to return to work with the city.
"I stand here today against the wise counsel of the people who love me, there is no search for a new mother and for a high school sweetheart and their main concern is my health. "
Gentry is a breast cancer survivor who has been cancer-free since 2016.
She was very open about her plans to join LMPD.
"It's been 6 years since I walked into the chief's office. I have to re-immerse myself...I don't have a great plan. I am a leader and I know how to lead. I don't want this process to be rushed. I did not apply to be the permanent chief for several reasons"
The Mayor said he's also deeply appreciative of Gentry's willingness to take on this interim role.
"Yvette brings the unparalleled experience and strong community relationships needed to lead LMPD until a permanent Chief is in place," the Mayor said, "and she is passionate about working to help her city address systemic racism and reimagine public safety. She has never been shy about offering her advice, and I look forward to having her on the team as we move forward in selecting a permanent Chief."
Gentry will work with Chief Schroeder on Sept. 14 to make sure there is a smooth transition before his retirement on Oct. 1 and she is named interim Chief. Schroeder said of Gentry "I leave knowing the department is in capable hands. I've known Yvette my entire police career. She is the right person to lead this department."
Gentry's contract with the city will not exceed six months and she will be paid $18,000 a month.
Schroeder agreed to take the interim position for four months and plans to concentrate on completing his doctorate while spending more time with his family and concentrating on his health.
Schroeder said, "I am grateful to have had this opportunity to serve the city and the police department that I love. I am deeply proud of the men and women of LMPD, and how committed they are to keeping our city and our residents safe."
Fischer thanked Schroeder for his time in office saying, "Rob came into this role as a reformer and innovator, having led the implementation of police body cameras and the creation of the Real-Time Crime Center, and continued that path of reform as interim Chief – helping implement Breonna's Law, new rules on duty to intervene, restrictions on use of force and tear gas, and moving to more quickly clear a backlog of internal investigations.
"I greatly appreciate Rob's commitment to our city," the Mayor added, "and I know some city will be very lucky to have him as police chief when he is ready to pursue that role on a permanent basis."
Fischer said more than 20 people applied for the chief's position before the Aug. 31 application deadline.
The search is being conducted by the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), a non-profit Washington, D.C.-based police research organization known for helping cities across the country on issues such as reducing police use of force; developing community policing and problem-oriented policing; using technology to deliver police services to the community, and evaluating crime reduction strategies.
Metro Government also received input from more than 10,000 people who responded to an online survey about the qualities they would like to see in Louisville's next chief and there were also focus groups throughout the community to allow residents to share their thoughts on the next chief.
The next steps in the hiring process include working with PERF to review, vet, and sort the applicants, based on how their qualifications line up with those that the community helped create. A small group will then convene to review the list, narrow it, conduct interviews, and identify top candidates who appear best suited to lead the LMPD. That process will also involve the community and LMPD by incorporating the input previously collected, as well as an opportunity to ask questions of the candidates. Anyone interested in suggesting interview questions can email them to LouisvilleChiefQuestions@policeforum.org.
Mayor Fischer is expected to name the new permanent Chief by the end of the year.
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Louisville: Your Input Is Wanted for LMPD's Top-to-Bottom Review
The Company Helping to Find Louisville's Next Chief

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The tasty flavours of August.
It's August and a glorious summer is here. Early varieties of British apples will be ready to eat later this month. There is some delicious produce on our list which only grows overseas, but it is also in season now.


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It's Official, Joe Biden Picks Kamala Harris, a Woman with Experience and Credibility
With the Senator from California as a vice-presidential pick, Joe Biden makes history. Will Harris eventually become the first woman president?
Insights on Currentsby Grace Russo Bullaro
Kamala Harris. Photo: Gage-Skidmore
The idea that women could only be ridiculous as leaders has persisted for a couple of millennia and is now embedded in our culture.What happened in the past does not count, we now have the chance to elect a female vice-president and make history. This time it's serious because should Biden win the election, he will be sworn in at the ripe age of 78. Finishing out his term he would be 82. We all wish him well, of course, but we must consider the very real possibility that this time, the vice president, whose job is normally a sinecure, could become the president.
Joe Biden has picked Kamala Harris as his running mate, a woman with experience in government, political campaigning and credibility as a politician. The idea that women could govern has been a topic of humor for a couple of millennia—as far back as Aristophanes: interesting to speculate about and good for a laugh, but in the end always rejected as being merely fanciful and even against nature. The kind of mockery that we find in Aristophanes has persisted over the centuries and the idea that women could only be ridiculous as leaders is now embedded in our culture.
There have been a few historical exceptions. Wyoming, known as the "Equality State", broke this long-standing mold in 1920 and Jackson Hole, Wyoming had the first of what is called a "Petticoat government". Incidentally, Wyoming was also the first American territory to give women the vote on December 10, 1869. Why this happened is a matter of debate. Some have written that it was actually an attempt to keep the Blacks and Asians from getting the vote. Others that it had started as a joke, and others still that they truly believed in gender equality. In other words, as has also happened in recent political history, they may have done the right thing for the wrong reasons. Be that as it may, the fact is that they did.
The Age of Brass-Triumph-of-Woman's-Rights 1869. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Yet despite these exceptions, as of today the US has not had either a female president or even vice-president. As I have written before, it is astounding to think that Third World countries have had female leaders, whether Presidents or Prime Ministers or Premiers, yet the self-proclaimed leader of the free world, has not had the daring to do the same.
Will November 2020 break this pattern? I'm intrigued by Biden's choice because Harris was tough on him during the primary debates and Biden even admitted that he felt betrayed by her. Apparently for years they had a close, warm friendship and he felt blindsided by her attacks on his record on school busing and segregation —among other issues. Yet in spite of his feelings of betrayal and hurt, he still picked her as his running mate. Of course, I'm sure that there was a good amount of political calculation in the selection other than the fact that he thought her the best for the job. Nevertheless, can you picture someone as vindictive and self-serving as Trump picking a running mate who had attacked him in a debate?
What happened in the past does not count, we now have the chance to elect a female vice-president and make history. Hillary Clinton came close to becoming the president, and as far as many are concerned, given the fact that she got 3 million more votes than Trump, she did win the election. In 1984, Geraldine Ferraro became the first vice-presidential nominee of a major political party (Democratic), causing elation among historians and women in general.
Yet Sarah Palin, vice-presidential nominee for the Republican party in 2008, set the cause of women in government back decades. Not because she was a woman, but because she was the wrong person for the job. Her personal characteristics were seemingly made to order to caricature all the worst stereotypes of women. Inexperienced mayor of a small town in Alaska, had never run for major office, had no name recognition, had no ability whatsoever to debate, and also came across as ignorant and uneducated. Unable even to name one reputable newspaper or magazine when asked what she liked to read, and unable to answer even the easiest questions when they required both a little knowledge and common sense. In the end, she became a national joke. Aristophanes could have written a play about her. But Harris has credibility.
Joe Biden as Vice President in the Obama administration.
This time we cannot afford to nominate a candidate simply as a token to appease political correctness and the demand for a woman to fill the position, as McCain did by choosing Palin. This is serious because should Biden win the election, he will be sworn in at the ripe age of 78. Finishing out his term he would be 82. We all wish him well, of course, but we must consider the very real possibility that this time, the vice president, whose job is normally a sinecure, could become the president.
A further consideration is that at 82, Biden would most likely not run for re-election, therefore the sitting VP would be well-positioned to run for president. If Biden were to win the election, it is not far-fetched to think that Harris could well become the first female president. According to pundits, one of them being Jeff Zeleny on CNN, Biden picked Harris precisely because she was tough during the primary debates and he knows this will be a brutal campaign. He needs someone who already has campaign experience, not someone who would have to learn along the way—as Whitmer or Duckworth would have to do. He also wanted someone with governing experience. Harris ticks all these boxes and more, being favorably viewed by suburban women, for example, a large demographic group whose support an aspiring President needs. David Axelrod, CNN commentator and political analyst, called the choice a huge historical move forward.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris (Illustration by Antonella Martino)
We need to consider the skill set, character and experience of the vice-presidential nominee and ask ourselves whether she would make a good president. This time we really could end up with a woman president—and not only would it be timely, but long overdue. Yet as much as I would wish this to become reality, at the same time I hope that Harris has the character and competence to be more than a token VP, or a choice made to curry favor or garner votes. This kind of opportunism would not serve the country well. We are in the midst of a leadership crisis in this country. We need to turn things around if we are to truly make America great again—not as a fake slogan, but in reality.
Grace Russo Bullaro
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please forgive me, but music choice and anime selection could've been way better. also i'm guessing you used something like windows movie maker. try using sony vegas pro or adobe premier and do something like the amv on my channel.
Not bad I guess. Overused songs ftw anyone?
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Randolph Jail
category : Pioneer Life
The Randolph Jail is a nineteenth century jail located on the grounds of the Riley County Historical Museum. It was relocated here from the old town of Randolph in northern Riley County when the old town location was moved with the creation of Tuttle Creek Reservoir.
Admission: Free Admission
Hours: Hours: Tuesday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 2:00 to 5:00 pm
Address: 2301 Clafflin Rd.
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Carnegie Library
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Carnegie Library was built in 1904 with the help of a $10,000 grant from Andrew Carnegie. The building is located just to the west of the Courthouse and now houses the county attorney's office.
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Pioneer Log Cabin
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Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art
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Hartford House
The Hartford House that sets adjacent to the Historical Society Museum is a restoration of a prefabricated house that the early settlers brought to Manhattan in 1855
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Mongolia Field School 2023
Where adventure meets scholarship...
MONGOLIA FIELD SCHOOL 2023 OPEN
There will be three courses in the Summer of 2023 on site in Mongolia for Mongolia Field School 2023. All applicants who apply by the Priority deadline are given consideration for fellowship awards. Fellowships are available due to the generous support of the Henry Luce Foundation and other donors.
These Mongolia Field School courses will be offered for Summer 2023:
Discovering The Sonic World of The Mongolian Countryside: June 2 - June 15
Climate Change and Public Health: What does climate change mean for the people of Mongolia? : June 19 - July 4
Mongolian Buddhism, Nature, and Conservation: June 19 - July 4
Program Details and Courses
The courses offer an educational travel experience blending academic insights and discussions with travel experiences that allow participants to interact with local people and locations off the usual tourist track. Please learn more about each course in detail below.
All Field School courses begin in Ulaanbaatar with an orientation to Mongolian culture, history, language and contemporary issues. Participants will meet with their instructors and classmates from Mongolia and around the world, and begin their learning journey. Class groups will then travel to selected sites across Mongolia where they will pursue field research, gaining an understanding of the topics studied in the context of the landscapes and people in the regions visited. All participants will have the opportunity to see important sites in Mongolia and participate in tourist activities, while also gaining the unique insights offered by their course leaders and the local people and officials encountered during the field studies.
Program tuition for full-term courses covers the costs of the academic program, travel arrangements for course-related travel within Mongolia, accommodations for all nights during the Field School, and most meals. Participants are responsible for making their own travel arrangements to and from Ulaanbaatar, and should budget for incidental expenses during their stay in Mongolia. A significant number of scholarships are available, with awards based on merit, diversity, and need. Please see the information on fellowship awards in the application for admission for more details.
If you have questions about MFS, please contact mfs@mongoliacenter.org.
Application information MFS 2023
The Priority and Final Application Deadlines are:
Priority Deadline: March 1, 2023
Final program application deadline: April 30, 2023.
Discovering The Sonic World of The Mongolian Countryside:
International participants - $3500
Mongolian Participants - ₮1.200.000
Climate Change and Public Health: What does climate change mean for the people of Mongolia?
Mongolian Buddhism, Nature, and Conservation
About Past Field Schools:
1. Application process
When will I be notified about my application result?
Program admission will be handled on a rolling basis, with applicants generally hearing about their application status within 30 days of submitting their application. Notification fellowship awards will occur after the Priority Deadline.
Is it possible to apply for two courses in the program, and how can I do that?
We encourage students who are interested to take two courses as long as they do not occur on the same dates. Thus in the summer of 2023 you can take both the course on Discovering the Sonic World of the Mongolian Countryside and either of the two courses offered at the same time, the course on Buddhism, Nature and Conservation or Climate Change and Public Health. You can not take both the Buddhism and Public Health classes at the same time, but note that the two classes will travel together so there will be opportunities for cross-learning. You do not need to re-submit documents to apply to a second course. Please indicate your interest in two courses on your application by choosing the two courses of interest and describing your interest in the statement of intent.
Is there any price discount if I take two classes?
The tuition amounts for the two courses will remain as posted, however we will honor all fellowships awarded for one class for a second class as well, thus if you receive a $1000 fellowship for the Sonic World class and want to take a second class, you will receive a $1000 fellowship for that class as well.
I was accepted into the 2020 Field School. The course was postponed. How do I affirm my interest in participating this summer? Can I apply for my fellowship towards the 2023 field school course?
Participants who previously were accepted to the 2020 Field School that was canceled due to the pandemic can apply for the current Field School and. You can apply any fellowship award from the 2020 Field School towards courses in the 2023 Field School. We can utilize some submitted documents from 2020 but ask that you update your resume and statement of intent to describe your current situation and course interest.
Do the ACMS offer academic credit for participation in the program?
The ACMS is unable to directly offer program participants academic credit for their participation in the program. Students who wish to receive academic credit for their participation in the program can work with their home or other academic institutions to ensure that the courses taken through the program meet the academic requirements of the institution granting academic credit. The ACMS can provide course syllabi, information on assessment and other materials to assist students who are seeking academic credit.
2. Funding/fellowship
What is covered by tuition?
Tuition will cover all in-country instructional costs, including housing, transportation and most meals during the program term. You will be responsible for your travel to and from Mongolia and your stay before and after the field school and some meals and incidental expenses during the field school course.
If I am accepted for a fellowship, can I request additional funding based on a special personal circumstance?
In general, fellowship awards will be final. If special personal situations apply that will prevent your participation in the field school for financial reasons, you are encouraged to apply for funding support from other sources to support your participation in the Field School. ACMS can work with you to support applications to other funding sources, and on an exceptional basis will consider special requests for funding for participants with special situations.
If the program is canceled due to travel restrictions related to health or political situations, a full refund of tuition will be paid. Program participants who have paid the tuition fee but are unable to attend the program for personal reasons and notify the ACMS at least 15 days prior to the starting date of the programs are eligible to receive a full tuition refund, minus a program administrative fee. Program participants who withdraw from the program within the 15 days prior to the starting date of the program are responsible to pay the administrative fee and are eligible for a refund of 75% of the tuition fee. Program participants who withdraw or are required to leave the program after the start date of the program are not eligible for a tuition refund.
Does the program tuition cover medical and evacuation insurance of the participants?
All participants will be responsible for providing a personal policy covering appropriate medical and evacuation insurance coverage for the duration of their stay in Mongolia. Proof of travel and evacuation insurance coverage will be required for all participants in the program. Program participants assume all responsibility, financially and otherwise, for costs associated with any illness or injury that may occur during the course of the field school, including the costs of medical care and evacuation. The ACMS will provide support for individuals and assist them to locate and access appropriate medical care, but is not responsible for covering the costs of the care received or any transportation or other extraordinary expenses incurred.
Do I need Covid-19 vaccination before traveling to Mongolia?
Mongolia has lifted all the travel restrictions. But we encourage you to be vaccinated.
No PCR or rapid test results required to enter Mongolia.
No quarantine or self-isolation.
Free vaccinations and treatments for all.
Also please consult with travel.state.gov travel advisory for Mongolia for any recommendations related to immunization by the U.S. Department of State.
Can you accommodate food allergies or special dietary requirements?
Participants with dietary restrictions acknowledge that food options in Mongolia are limited, especially when traveling outside of Ulaanbaatar, and it may not be possible to accommodate all requests. ACMS will do everything possible to accommodate dietary requests, but participants with rigid restrictions are encouraged to be prepared by bringing their own supplemental food and snacks for emergency situations.
4. Logistics
Does ACMS provide airport transfer service?
The ACMS office in Ulaanbaatar can arrange an airport pick up service at the Ulaanbaatar airport. This is an additional service not covered by the tuition of MFS2022. Please contact our office by email mfs@mongoliacenter.org for more information on pricing and to coordinate arrival and departure timing: https://www.mongoliacenter.org/services/travel-assistance/.
What information is available about accommodation for the field school? Can I have my own single room? Can I stay additional nights before or after the field school term?
Program fee covers accommodation of twin occupancy during the program term. Single room occupancy requests can be accommodated with extra charge.
Will there be free internet connection during my stay in Mongolia?
Free Wi-Fi internet is available in all hotels and some restaurants in Ulaanbaatar. The 3G network covers most areas in Mongolia. We recommend you purchase a tourist SIM card. This is definitely the cheapest way to use your phone to access the web and make local calls, and fees for international calls are generally pretty low. Once you have a local SIM card installed in your cell phone, then you will be able to connect to Mongolia's 3G and 4G mobile network and access the internet on the go. We can help you arrange and activate a prepaid SIM card for you before your arrival at your request.
Unique Opportunity
Learn field research techniques, conduct self-selected research projects, travel within Mongolia to urban and countryside areas to get a unique insight into the landscapes and the people.
The Program is open to undergraduate and graduate students, professionals, faculty and life-long learners.
Previous experience in Mongolia or with field research is not required.
A significant number of scholarships available based on merit and need through the generous support of the Henry Luce Foundation and other donors.
Credit transferable
Students who are seeking academic credit for the program courses can work with program organizers and their home institution to ensure the program meets credit requirements.
"Attending the renewable energy field school was the best decision I made in 2019! I was already attending a fulltime graduate program in Canada, but the field school added rich value to my learning. As the world is becoming more globalized, looking at how Mongolia is responding to the challenges of supplying cleaner energy was a valuable experience. Our instructors came with a vast amount of knowledge and a passion to teach.''
Participant of Mongolia Field School 2019
"As a sociology major student, this program was very helpful to explore urban issues and migration processes in contemporary Mongolia. Through this program, I sharpened my academic capabilities while refining soft skills essential for my future studies.''
Batkhuu B.
"The ACMS field school is a unique experience that has changed my life and teaching. In most programs, international participants are isolated from the country in which we are studying except for controlled visits to local people and sites. Not so with ACMS! Half of the participants in each field school are from Mongolia, ensuring that local and international participants have a chance to understand each other's perspectives.''
Janis M


The Grenville Province Orogeny is massive geological province that's commonly known as the Lower Laurentia. Much of the rocks within this geological province is known to heavily consist of Marble, Pegmatite, Limestone, organic remains, dolostone, gabbro, hornblende, diorite, quartz, Iron and gossan. Some of the minerals which are associated with these structural formations are known to included the following: Azurite, Platinum, gold, silver, rare earth elements, pyrochlore, sodalite, feldspars, beryl, zirconia, uranium, nickel, copper-chalcopyrite, palladium, magnesium, and fluorites. For the most part, the Grenville Province is known to have been formed by volcanics at high and low temperatures. These volcanics are also known to be archean, and Paleozoic in age that were once active vents under what was known as the Champlean Sea. Much of the area at the time was covered by water, and North, Central, and South American were not split up yet into their continental plates. At about several millions years ago, these volcanics had stop their vending process in which formed these minerals. It was also at one point in time when these volcanics had once again started vending before they were cooled down. Prior to this, it was the main source in which had decomposed the mineralogy in the area.
Over the last two years i have been engaged in studying the geological provinces, and time periods in Grenville. This had resulted in minor occurrences, with some larger ones like the Richardson Mine Site in Eldorado, Ontario, Canada. The A's Pyrochlore Platinum, and Azurite deposit is a grain project under study, and located in the City of Barrie, Ontario, Canada. Its more of residential prospect that's under a belt of minerals, and continuous at depth. For the most part, the Pyrochlore is what makes several rare-earth elements along with great nickel alloys and platinum. The A's Pyrochlore Platinum/Azurite Deposit is known to consist of calcite, and pyrochlore in grain sizes that are scattered with specs of platinum within a Carbonitite. In several cases, the platinum is known to be distributed by the Pyrochlore that's carbonized by calcite which becomes a strong indicator of Nickel Alloys, and Platinum. At this point in time there is no rock formation anywhere besides vegetation . Plans are being aimed at digging out a trench to a depth of 6 feet in hopes of hitting a formation of some type. We have so far also found specs of Azurite within the grain size carbonitite pyrochlore which are indicators of deep copper deposits. Some of the platinum is also distributed within calcite only, and has no pyrochlore, and carries significant amounts of PGE. The A's Pyrochlore Platinum/Azurite Deposit was discovered by Alex Omanski, and is currently undergoing bulk sampling. Trenching followed by soil sampling will be taking place in the fall.
In the mean time, Pyrochlore is commonly known to produce rare earth elements. These can included uranium, uraninite, thorium, yttrium, niobium, allanite, calumbite, etc.
Bed Rock within this area is current reported by geological mapping to be between 400 and 600 feet. This is also covered by overburden, soil, clay, and lithication in place. From this a huge amount of stress along with weight is known to accumulate in order to make an uplift process. Many of these areas are currently understudy in providing great geological evidence to geologist. Some factors also occur as these uplifts can be anywhere between one meter, and several kilometers from the original deposit area. Mantles also become apart of this process as earth quakes, and the movement of plate tectonics accumulates stress, weight, and lithications.
A's Pyrochlore Platinum Azurite Deposit is an uplift of possible weight factors that engage in this process. Barrie is commonly known to have a mixutre of overburden, sand, soil, and clay that places weight on bedrock at about 400 to 600 feet. These are uneven arches that cause small elevations as uplifting, and lithications occur. In some cases a mixture of minerals can be associated, and secondary minerals such as azurite replace the copper. Pyrrhotite also becomes apart the sulphide mineralizations, and pyrochlore distributes rare earth minerals such as Columbium and makes 0.05% for uranium content. A minor amount of feldspar porphyry also occurs due to the possibly of faults that may also cause uplifting processes.


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Reacting to Singapore
By Gilbert N. Kahn June 12, 2018, 12:00 am Edit
Gilbert N. Kahn is a professor of Political Science at Kean University.
There is a remarkable takeaway from the Singapore summit which poses a fascinating question for American politics. While it will be months and likely years before it is evident whether the steps toward a nuclear free Korean peninsula actually began yesterday; the response in Washington and by many people in America has been remarkable. It challenges political history and demands an understanding of what President Trump is conducting on a geopolitical level.
America's foreign policy since the days of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson has been dominated by two separate themes; protectionism and internationalism. Until the presidency of Woodrow Wilson, international relations in America was driven by an inward looking, nativist, separatist policy. The United States engaged with the world for economic necessities and military concerns, but largely as the Monroe Doctrine articulated, the Western Hemisphere was America's domain.
Until 2017 the internationalist theme which emerged in World War I has been the dominant framework for American statesmen and diplomats. Certainly during the Twenties and Thirties, America's post-war withdrawal from Europe and later efforts to avoid entry into World War II were very much present. Once the war began, however, through the Cold War until today, both Democrats and Republicans largely have supported American international engagement. Much of that is now being challenged by Trump's own America First movement and his drive to disengage from U.S. allies; both economically and militarily. On the other hand, he is supporting and befriending authoritative rulers for his misguided interests.
This truly fascinating turnaround over the last 18 months has occurred largely among elected Republican officials who have followed the lead of the White House. The speed with which hawkish, hardline, anti-Russia, anti-China Republicans appear to have endorsed Trump's policy has been remarkable. This new "doctrine" was reflected in a 180-degree switch for the Republicans, which was manifested in their largely favorable response to Trump's meeting with the world's most despicable dictator, Kim Jung-on. Kim had been the prototype of the leader that Republicans had opposed and now were embracing.
There was also a very strong supportive reaction which Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ought to rein in before it is too late. Instead of constantly fawning over Donald Trump, Netanyahu needs to be much more statesmanlike and cautious. It is appropriate for Israel to acknowledge the efforts towards peace of its most important global ally. Some of the unceasing praise, however, that Bibi is pouring on Trump could end up being discarded if or when the Saudi's or the Gulf States or the Egyptians suddenly fall out of love with their warming relationship with Israel. If Trump faces choosing between Israel and America's oil producing, cash paying allies, Netanyahu ought to take heed, He needs only to note the speed with which Trump turned on Justin Trudeau.
In Netanyahu's part of the world, repairing a friendship that Trump disposed of on a whim will not be so simple. Bibi may assume that he understands American politics better than most Israelis and Americans. Most world-wide politicians and analysts, however, have never observed a leader conduct the affairs of state like President Trump.
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Note: This language is intended to replace the current language in the 2016-2017 handbook regarding bullying pursuant to state law.
The District is committed to maintaining a learning and working environment free of any form of bullying or intimidation by students toward District personnel or students on school grounds, at a school sponsored activity, or in any school related context.
"Bullying" means intimidation or harassment that causes a reasonable student to fear for his or her physical safety or property; substantially interferes with the educational performance, opportunities, or benefits of any student without exception; or substantially disrupts the orderly operation of the school. Bullying may consist of, but is not limited to, physical actions, including gestures, or oral, cyberbullying, electronic, or written communication, and any threat of retaliation for reporting of such acts. Bullying by students is prohibited on school property, at any school function, or on a school bus. "Cyberbullying" means bullying as defined in this subsection through the transmission of a communication including, but not limited to, a message, text, sound, or image by means of an electronic device including, but not limited to, a telephone, wireless telephone, or other wireless communication device, computer, or pager.
Bullying should be reported to the school counselor, or principals, and a Bullying Incident Report Form should be filled out by the person reporting it.
Students who are found to have violated this policy will be subjected to the following consequences depending on factors such as: age of student(s), degree of harm, severity of behavior, number of incidences, etc. Consequences: Loss of privileges, classroom detention, conference with teacher, parent contact, conference with principal, in-school suspension, out-of-school suspension, expulsion, and contact of law enforcement.


Global companies have long being looking after their employees wellbeing in a number of innovative ways. Google has installed climbing walls, mini golf courses and even sleeping pods. There are on-site fitness centres, an array of healthy food options, financial planning advice, substantial parental leave entitlements, medical support and complementary therapies. Employees can also access personal development and learning opportunities tailored to individuals' interests. Most businesses can't afford such investment but there are some smaller changes that can make a huge amount of difference.
According to government statistics, 26.8 million days were lost due to ill health in the UK in 2017 at a cost to £9.7 billion to businesses. So wellbeing in the office is something to be taken very seriously but how can smaller businesses possibly compete with big companies? Across the country there are an increasing number of innovative ways in which businesses are supporting their staffs' wellbeing at very little cost. For example, employee incentives firms, such as BHSF, Perkbox and Reward Gateway can offer staff benefits such legal advice and round the clock access to a GP at a low cost to employers. Some firms are implementing a system which bans email after 7pm or offers a weeks paid leave for an employee to pursue an interest. John Dean, managing director at consultants Punter Southall Health & Protection says. "Wellbeing is absolutely something small businesses can both do, and afford," he says. Whether it's ensuring staff have proper lunch-breaks, to introducing fitness challenges, or offering flexible working." he argues there are simple steps SMEs can introduce to significantly impact mental wellbeing in particular – now the leading cause of absenteeism from the workplace.
Some simple steps to consider.
Furniture – ensure it's comfortable and fit for purpose. This includes break out furniture as well as desk furniture.
Temperature – a flexible climate control system means that employees can adjust the temperature to what suits them.
Outside areas – if you have any outside space, make it an inviting place for employees to use. Some fresh air in the working day can do wonders.
Fitness – not many businesses can afford their own gym but encourage sporting activities such as cycle schemes and gym membership.
Surroundings – plants and artwork has been shown to increase productivity. Chose decoration carefully – colours can have different effects of the feel of an office.
For more information about wellbeing in the workplace, click here.


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DOI: 10.26193/0cwmot, https://doi.org/10.26193%2F0cwmot
Australian Election Campaign Television News Coverage 2007 Ch 10 Brisbane 6 pm weighted days.
DOI: 10.26193/v4iixc, https://doi.org/10.26193%2Fv4iixc
DOI: 10.26193/a5cttz, https://doi.org/10.26193%2Fa5cttz
DOI: 10.26193/cjaboy, https://doi.org/10.26193%2Fcjaboy
Australian Election Campaign Television News Coverage 2007 Ch 2 Brisbane 7 pm unweighted data.
DOI: 10.26193/x1esz0, https://doi.org/10.26193%2Fx1esz0
Australian Election Campaign Television News Coverage 2007 Ch 10 Brisbane 6 pm unweighted data.
DOI: 10.26193/sl7qzc, https://doi.org/10.26193%2Fsl7qzc
House of Representatives: Processed Data: SA
DOI: 10.4225/23/59153639d128e, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
House of Representatives: Processed Data: VIC
DOI: 10.4225/23/591536a7d1290, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
State Lower Houses: Processed Data: QLD
DOI: 10.4225/23/591537b4d1295, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
State Lower Houses: Processed Data: NT
DOI: 10.4225/23/5915344ed1285, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
House of Representatives: Processed Data: NSW
DOI: 10.4225/23/5915352dd1289, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
State Lower Houses: Original Data
DOI: 10.4225/23/5915370bd1292, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) researcher images 2010
Veth, P. (Creator) & McDonald, J. (Data Manager), The University of Western Australia, 26 Feb 2013
DOI: 10.4225/23/59152bd1d1267
State Lower Houses: Processed Data: ACT
DOI: 10.4225/23/5915373cd1293, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
H. pylori epidemiology in Western Australia
Wise, M. (Creator), The University of Western Australia, 25 Oct 2018
House of Representatives: Original Data
DOI: 10.4225/23/59153562d128a, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
House of Representatives: Processed Data: ACT
DOI: 10.4225/23/59153599d128b, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/
House of Representatives: Processed Data: NT
DOI: 10.4225/23/591535cad128c, http://elections.uwa.edu.au/


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#include <linux/init.h>
#include <linux/kernel.h>
#include <linux/kdev_t.h>
#include <linux/types.h>
#include <linux/module.h>
#include <linux/console.h>
#include <linux/sched.h>
#include <linux/tty.h>

#include <asm/addrspace.h>
#include <asm/bcache.h>
#include <asm/bootinfo.h>
#include <asm/irq.h>
#include <asm/reboot.h>
#include <asm/time.h>
#include <asm/io.h>
#include <asm/traps.h>
#include <asm/sgialib.h>
#include <asm/sgi/mc.h>
#include <asm/sgi/hpc3.h>
#include <asm/sgi/ip22.h>

extern void ip22_be_init(void) __init;

void __init plat_mem_setup(void)
{
	char *ctype;
	char *cserial;

	board_be_init = ip22_be_init;

	/* Init the INDY HPC I/O controller.  Need to call this before
	 * fucking with the memory controller because it needs to know the
	 * boardID and whether this is a Guiness or a FullHouse machine.
	 */
	sgihpc_init();

	/* Init INDY memory controller. */
	sgimc_init();

#ifdef CONFIG_BOARD_SCACHE
	/* Now enable boardcaches, if any. */
	indy_sc_init();
#endif

	/* Set EISA IO port base for Indigo2
	 * ioremap cannot fail */
	set_io_port_base((unsigned long)ioremap(0x00080000,
						0x1fffffff - 0x00080000));
	/* ARCS console environment variable is set to "g?" for
	 * graphics console, it is set to "d" for the first serial
	 * line and "d2" for the second serial line.
	 *
	 * Need to check if the case is 'g' but no keyboard:
	 * (ConsoleIn/Out = serial)
	 */
	ctype = ArcGetEnvironmentVariable("console");
	cserial = ArcGetEnvironmentVariable("ConsoleOut");

	if ((ctype && *ctype == 'd') || (cserial && *cserial == 's')) {
		static char options[8] __initdata;
		char *baud = ArcGetEnvironmentVariable("dbaud");
		if (baud)
			strcpy(options, baud);
		add_preferred_console("ttyS", *(ctype + 1) == '2' ? 1 : 0,
				      baud ? options : NULL);
	} else if (!ctype || *ctype != 'g') {
		/* Use ARC if we don't want serial ('d') or graphics ('g'). */
		prom_flags |= PROM_FLAG_USE_AS_CONSOLE;
		add_preferred_console("arc", 0, NULL);
	}
}


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How Bad Do We Want the iPad?
By Lee Ellis
According to a recent article in Fortune called "The Future of Reading," by Josh Quittner, it's unlikely you'll spend more than two minutes on this site, so I'll try to make it quick.
The publishing industry. For years now it has been under attack. Faced with the realities of declining advertising revenues, and the constant promises from critics that within three years, or fifteen months, or by next week, nobody will be reading anything, publishers have been scrambling to save themselves—and, perhaps to some degree, save the world from a future filled with vaguely literate citizens. The Internet was supposed to help, but it turns out that the majority of online reading is probably closer to scanning, says Quittner. This means that long-form journalism, the old standard for many newspapers and magazines, not to mention books, is not as likely to be consumed on the Web as, say, a blog, or something else free.
Enter the iPad. Superior, we are told, to the Kindle and the Nook and other e-readers, because it's more versatile, more colorful, and carries the Steve Jobs Stamp of Magnificence, the iPad could do for publishing what the iPod did for music. But you knew that. The question, then, is how. How will the iPad get people to pay for written content? Quittner presents several reasons why the iPad will succeed. Most convincing, to me, is his simple admission, "I'm lazy. My time is valuable. And the price seems fair." Apple proved with the iPod that consumers are willing to pay for media so long as it's convenient, and wrapped in a sleek package. Will the same hold true for books and magazines?
Better question: do we want the iPad to revolutionize the publishing industry? And if so, to what extent? Monday night, walking across the marbled floor of Butler library, at Columbia, listening to my iPod, it's possible I was considering this very question. I was looking for a book that, after reading it, seems designed for a readership of about six people ("The One Best System," by David Tyack). But the library had it, and I got to interface with a human to help me find the thing. After three flights of stairs and some slight nausea caused by looking at all those titles on the spines, I came to the book, dusty and stippled with stains. It was a heavy book, the kind you don't forget you're carrying. The weight of inconvenience, I suppose, though I wasn't at all bothered by it.
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By Devorah Blachor
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A great way to figure out what's going on in a book is to peruse its exterior.
By Monica Heisey
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Literature departments seem to provide a haven for studying books, but they may have painted themselves into a corner.
By Merve Emre


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PSECU Player of the Week – T.J. Brennan (1/8)
LEHIGH VALLEY — After being named to the AHL All-Star Classic roster, playing in his 600th professional contest and scoring a goal this past week, Lehigh Valley Phantoms defenseman T.J. Brennan has been named the first PSECU Player of the Week for 2018.
On Thursday, the American Hockey League released the All-Star rosters for the 2018 AHL All-Star Classic to be held in Utica, New York, over January 29-30. Among the selections from around the league, Brennan was named as a representative from the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. Fellow Phantoms teammate Danick Martel was also named to the roster and will join Brennan in Utica.
This will be the fifth-consecutive year that the 28-year-old native of Moorestown, New Jersey, will be skating as an AHL All-Star. Most recently, he was selected as one of three representatives from the Phantoms during the 2017 AHL All-Star Classic that was held inside of PPL Center in Allentown.
The next day, Brennan and the Phantoms took on his former team, the Toronto Marlies in the first of two weekend contests against North Division opponents. The game marked the 600th professional contest of Brennan's career that, at the time, had seen him amass 143 goals and 270 assists for 413 total points. The Phantoms would take the Friday-night contest to a shootout, but would acquire only one point in the standings.
On Saturday night, when the team traveled to frigid Rochester, Brennan tallied the Phantoms only goal of the game during the 3-1 loss when he received a pass from fellow defenseman Will O'Neill, skated in to the top of the far circle and sniped it past the right shoulder of Rochester goaltender Linus Ullmark.
Brennan would also show off some soccer skills later in the game as he headed a puck fluttering through the air out of the Phantoms defensive zone to keep the Americans out.
Now in his ninth professional season, the two-time Eddie Shore Award winner currently leads Lehigh Valley defensemen in points with 23 (5G-18A) and plus-minus rating with a plus-eight.
Reserve your season tickets and group outings for the 2017-2018 season of Phantoms hockey. For more information on how to reserve your seat at PPL Center to the hottest ticket in town, call the Phantoms front office today at 610-224-GOAL [4625]!
Prior PSECU Players of the Week
12-18-17 Corban Knight
12-11-17 Tyrell Goulbourne
12-4-17 Corban Knight
11-27-17 Greg Carey
11-20-17 Mike Vecchione
11-13-17 Phil Varone
11-6-17 Chris Conner
10-30-17 Oskar Lindblom
10-23-17 Dustin Tokarski
10-16-17 Mike Vecchione / Philippe Myers
10-9-17 Danick Martel
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The company's first artist was the hip-hop trio Keep Six. Your browser does not support video. Archived from on 16 March 2015. Also hoping for like 11 instead of 5 members to debut. We only have two months left on 2018. They had some difficulty with the high notes and choreography, but worked hard during practice.
What is the selection criteria and how many members will be selected? What will be the title of the program? He should just put Bang Yedam into Black Label and let him do his own thing. As such, Hwang Heo would be removed from his team and from the competition. Spending over 100k per year on some of the kids, thats a massive investment considering they might never debut and it must put a lot of pressure on the trainees aswell. Other participants on the show were signed as potential members of the label's future boy groups. B Team all have a similar style.
Kim Seunghun matches more to a fierce performance than I thought. That same year, the label signed rapper and producer , leader of the hip hop group , relaunching his career after. We believe 2019 will be the best year to launch a new boy group, which will include the finalist of K-Pop Star 2013, Bang YeDam. I hope he gets to regain his confidence back. Unfortunately, this also includes eliminations. And your choice determines the destiny of the treasure! As of 2014, K-plus model agency housed over 170 models, including , Park Hyeong-seop, , , , , and Choi Sora. That poor manager lady, too, she tried her best to be kind.
I'm rooting for: Midam, Hyunsuk, Junkyu, Byunggon, Yedam, Seunghun, Seokhwa, Yoonbin, Jihoon, Kotaro, and Mahiro. On August 21, it charted at number one on the iTunes Music Video Charts. This show is gonna make me miss them. Your browser does not support video. Among others, it featured the 13-year-old , who was then a trainee.
Your browser does not support video. This feat was a first for a South Korean artist. Many were heartbroken and felt that the reason for his elimination was unfair. In addition to that, we will be looking for good visuals and charisma who have the star factor. Their ages consist from 14 to 19.


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CLIVE COULDWELL: Formula One as it is…
A slightly different take on the sport
Clive who?
F1 women
Tomorrow's another day…
08/10/2016 By Clive Couldwell in Formula One	Leave a comment
How is Mercedes management viewing Sunday's inevitable duel between Rosberg and Hamilton?
Toto Wolff, Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport: "Today's was another session that shows what is so good about their rivalry: in Singapore, Nico was the one with the advantage; in Sepang, Lewis had the upper hand; and now it's so closely matched.
"They just keep pushing each other to new heights every week and pushing the limits of what the car can do.
"Looking ahead to tomorrow, we know it will be a close race. The gaps are getting smaller at the end of the season, like we expected, and with Vettel's grid penalty, both Red Bulls will be very close on track – as well as Kimi starting from P3. Their long runs were extremely competitive yesterday, so it will be a tough race and important to take our opportunities. The weather could also play its part, so we will need to prepare diligently and execute our race plan perfectly."
Paddy Lowe, Executive Director (Technical) was non-committal: "It was a terrifically close competition for pole between Lewis and Nico. Just 0.013 splitting the two of them when it came down to the final run in Q3. Lewis had the initial advantage with the first run at the start of the final session but it was Nico who took pole position in the last few seconds. It was very tense because it was also very close with Red Bull and Ferrari, all six cars crossing within 0.400 seconds of each other.
"We're very happy to claim a 10th front row lockout of the season at this track, one of the most iconic of the entire Formula One season. We're looking forward to the race tomorrow, where the most difficult job still has to be done."
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Whenever persistent discomfort models within, many people instantly try looking in their own medication cupboard or even hurry towards the drugstore. However medicine generally provides just short-term discomfort administration alleviation — it will not cease the actual discomfort or even remedy what is leading to this. Luckily, there are lots of methods obtainable via discomfort administration professionals who are able to offer you much better discomfort administration methods.
Among the earliest discomfort administration methods may be the Chinese language exercise associated with acupuncture. Acupuncture utilizes small fine needles, put into particular factors across the entire body, to assist relieve persistent discomfort.
Therapeutic massage provides healing advantages with regard to persistent discomfort administration: Through heavy cells therapeutic massage in order to much more mild methods, therapeutic massage might help unwind muscle tissue as well as aching tissue as well as relieve persistent discomfort. 1 research within the Annals associated with Inner Medication discovered which the advantages of therapeutic massage within reducing back discomfort might final with regard to 6 months or even lengthier.
Bodily treatment shows you how you can lightly proceed as well as extend parts of your muscles as well as function your own important joints in order to reinforce all of them, which supports relieve discomfort. In contrast to medicine, bodily treatment can in fact assist deal with the actual fundamental supply of your own discomfort, be it joint disease or even an additional situation, and can assist persistent discomfort enhance with time. Bodily treatment can sometimes include drinking water treatment, for example operating muscle tissue inside a swimming pool or even whirlpool. Bodily treatment additionally consists of physical exercise, as well as dealing with discomfort professionals been trained in bodily treatment may educate you on the proper way to physical exercise to ease discomfort, not really improve this. The The month of january 2012 post within Annals associated with Inner Medication discovered which performing house workouts trained through bodily practitioners had been much more ideal for neck of the guitar discomfort compared to medicines.
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Anxiousness, tension, as well as depressive disorders may worsen persistent discomfort, therefore it is essential to not disregard the psychological aspect of the discomfort. Cognitive-behavioral treatment, which could educate you on how you can handle ideas as well as emotions as well as your system's bodily reaction, may successfully handle persistent discomfort. Biofeedback is actually an additional technique which shows you how you can manage your responses in order to discomfort, whilst hypnotherapy enables heavy rest to assist along with discomfort administration.
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It's not necessary to reside along with persistent discomfort or even depend on the container associated with tablets for that relaxation in your life. You will find a lot of discomfort administration choices to select from which through seeing your physician, you are certain to locate a technique which functions to manage your own discomfort.


Last spring, The Lowry announced that 'Wicked', the global musical phenomenon that tells the incredible untold story of the Witches of Oz, would conclude its critically acclaimed, record-breaking UK and Ireland tour, opening at The Lowry in Salford in summer 2015. Tickets were snaffled up almost immediately, and additional dates added to cope with the massive demand.
When Dorothy famously triumphed over the Wicked Witch, we only ever heard one side of the story. Gregory Maguire's "outstanding novel" (The Independent), 'Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West', ingeniously and wittily re-imagined the Land of Oz, created a parallel universe to the familiar story written by L. Frank Baum and first published as 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz' in 1900.
Wicked tells the incredible untold story of an unlikely but profound friendship between two girls who first meet as sorcery students at Shiz University. The blonde and very popular Glinda and a misunderstood green girl named Elphaba. Following an encounter with The Wizard, their friendship reaches a crossroads and their lives take very different paths. Glinda's unflinching desire for popularity sees her seduced by power while Elphaba's determination to remain true to herself, and to those around her, will have unexpected and shocking consequences for her future. Their extraordinary adventures in Oz ultimately see them fulfil their destinies as Glinda The Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.
The spectacular touring production of Wicked has already broken countless Box Office records, won 5 star reviews from multiple critics and standing ovations from the public at every performance. The Irish Times raved: "From the opening chorus, the whirl of light and colour that is Wicked grabs you and doesn't let go".
Acclaimed as "a magical mystery tour through the fantasy land of Oz" (London Evening Standard), the hugely successful London production continues its open-ended run at the Apollo Victoria Theatre where it is already the 15th longest-running musical in West End theatre history.
Wicked has already been seen by over 38 million people around the world and the original Broadway production remains "Broadway's biggest blockbuster" (The New York Times) after a decade at the Gershwin Theatre. The West End production is now in its 8th year and recently celebrated its 3000th performance. Wicked has won over 90 international awards.
In addition to the Broadway show, there are at present another 8 productions playing concurrently around the world, two North American tours, in Japan, South Korea, Mexico, on tour in Australia and New Zealand, on tour in the UK and Ireland and at London's Apollo Victoria Theatre, grossing in excess of 3.1 billion dollars at the Box Office after having been translated from English into five languages, Japanese, German, Dutch, Spanish, and Korean.
Wicked has been recognised as "the best musical of the decade" (Entertainment Weekly), "the defining musical of the decade" (The New York Times), "a cultural phenomenon" (Variety) and" a breathtaking success story of a magnitude not witnessed since the peak years of The Phantom of the Opera" (The Washington Post).
Tickets for performances in June and July are available from The Lowry box office in-person or online at http://www.thelowry.com/event/wicked priced between £36 and £70.