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Football News: West Ham United v Liverpool - A Liverpool Perspective
West Ham United v Liverpool A Liverpool Perspective
First off, it was a good match, but damn near ruined by the ineptitude of the officials. The Liverpool goal should not have stood, it is amazing the linesman was so poorly positioned and that was just one in a long line of decisions they got hopelessly wrong. By the end of the game the players just looked bemused by each decision. Almost every decision made was incorrect. When one so obvious as the offside is not given, it really does make it difficult to be happy with the game or the result. It just feels uncomfortable.
It is a shame is that the game has been overshadowed by the terrible refereeing as the game itself was a very good watch. Some good end to end football in the first half, with a clever plan set out by Pellegrini to capitalise on a weakness he had spotted in Liverpool's set pieces. With modern day players being robots and unable to think for themselves, none of them were able to figure out how to change things to cope with the Hammers tactics. It is almost embarrassing how badly they were exposed due to a lack of independent thinking and inability to work out how to cope for themselves.
Liverpool had the better of the possession but failed to make the most of it, with most of their attacks fizzling out once the ball was crossed in aimlessly. The accuracy of the deliveries was, largely, very poor, the shooting was mostly on target but lacked any real power and so never really tested Fabianski. While the game was balanced on a knife edge and entertaining, it did not have the quality that you would expect from a team topping the table at this stage. There seemed a real lack of creativity from both sides, particularly the Hammers, who got most of their chances from set pieces.
In the end, I guess that made the 1-1 scoreline a fair result, despite how it was achieved, as neither side really did quite enough to deserve to win. It was only towards the end that West Ham settled for a draw that allowed Liverpool to boss the final stages, and even then they struggled to create much. As did the Hammers, despite hitting on the break, they did not create anything much clear cut other than set piece chances, though they did have a well thought out plan for them.
Pellegrini - had a well thought out and executed plan to deal with Liverpool, clearly the team had worked hard on the preparation. Maybe too much time devoted to it, which might well have cost them in their previous match against Wolves, where they clearly had no idea what to do. However, this was a hard earned point, which is in very large part the result of Pellegrini's coaching work and tactical instructions.
Not only had he developed a plan to take advantage of Liverpool's set up when defending set pieces, he also had a well thought out plan to get the team into dangerous positions to win set pieces. Rating: 8.
Fabianski - never really tested, but he was very good with what he had to do. Not just in the saves he made, but in coming to collect crosses cleanly to relieve the pressure on the defence, though the crosses were not the best to stretch him, it is still nice to see a keeper catch the ball! Rating: 7.5.
Fredericks - Pellegrini's tactics protected his weakness in defending, not really allowing him any license to get forward, but ensuring his pace was back there to deal with danger. However he did not get much help in front of him, so there were a lot of crosses coming in from his side, which he was unable to cut out. Rating: 6.5.
Diop - had a decent game very really allowed himself to be stretched but he was not exactly taken out of his comfort zone often. Rating: 6.
Ogbonna - played well within himself because he was never forced into positions out wide. It was one of his better games that I have seen because of it. Rating: 6.5.
Cresswell - never imposed himself going forward as he would like and offered very little other than a body to close down the spaces, as he often gave away possession with misplaced passes or wayward shots. Rating: 5.
Rice - stood out a mile for West Ham. So good to see a young player who has been given the chance to establish himself, rather than just the usual nonsense about them being too young. Instead of saying a youngster is too young to cope with adult football, they have played him and given him the chance to learn to cope with it and the results are showing. He is getting better and better. By far and away the best signing of the season made by them was his extended contract. Rating: 8.5.
Noble - his performance was steady but he gave away the ball far too much for my liking. Unfortunately for Noble he plays alongside Rice and that makes his contribution look so much worse as he is clearly nowhere near the same level as his young partner in midfield. Rating: 6.
Antonio - despite having all the grace of a ballerina in concrete boots, somehow Antonio's blundering runs can be incredibly effective. His combination of willingness to keep going, pace and raw power are very difficult to stop when he gets a head of steam up, it is only his lack of the same kind of skilful touch Felipe Anderson has that often stops him from being a much more dangerous player. Despite picking up a problem very early in the game, which virtually completely hobbled him and prevented him tracking back at all, he kept going and scored afterwards, but he was clearly only operating at 30% for most of the game. Rating: 7.
Snodgrass - worked hard and contributed to the result with his hard work and his ball delivery when he did get on the ball, he was just not able to get on it enough to really make a significant difference. Though that was as much down to the quality of the Hammers shooting lacking accuracy as anything else. Rating: 6.5.
Anderson - he moves so beautifully that sometimes it masks how inconsistent his end product can be. His glide along the ground so effortlessly controlling the ball is almost magical at times and looks so graceful, but it can as often be accompanied by him losing the ball as it can by him creating a chance for himself or others or just in playing a pass to a team-mate even. Even so, he is great to watch, but a bit more care taken with his final touch, pass, cross or shot and he would be a well established Brazilian international regular.
However he would probably never have ended up available for the Hammers to buy and fans to enjoy watching in the Prem if he had that little bit extra. So it is a case of just celebrating what he does do well, and he does do a lot well, though he was not at his best in this game. Only one shot and it was off target, too many wayward passes but he does make it all look so good. Rating: 7.
Hernandez - used his body really well to stop defenders getting clean headers or just to protect the ball. What let him down, unusually, was the inaccuracy of his shooting, which was just one on target from his 4 shots. He could have done with better delivery as well, most was going to him at head height, when he needs it to his feet against much taller defender. Rating: 7.
Subs:
Carroll - replaced Hernandez in the 79th minute. Offers nothing really. Bit of a waste of a substitution if you ask me. Rating: 4.
Obiang - took the place of Noble in the 79th minute. I am not sure what has happened to Obiang, but he is half the player he once was and was dreadful. Every time I see West Ham lately I think that exact same thing of him. Maybe it is just unhappiness at not being able to return to Serie A? Rating: 2.
Masuaku - brought on in the 90th+1 minute to replace Anderson. Barely got on the pitch before the same finished. Rating: 5.
Klopp - he was very limited in selection by injuries, but that is no excuse for not reacting to the set play issues. That is something that will have to be looked at, the players clearly lack the ability to think it through and figure out what to do, so he will have to give them instructions on how to deal with these issues in future. Rating: 5.5.
Alisson - difficult to judge him, he did look jittery but he never really had much to save or do and his distribution was mainly accurate. Rating: 5.5.
Milner - you know what you will get from Milner, hard work and decent quality delivery, but can be exposed when up against pace. West Ham did try to target the space in behind but it never really led to as many chances as it really should have. While he was a mile offside on the goal, his cross was excellent to create it. Rating: 6.
Matip - his runs forward are becoming a problem. Every time he does one, he gives the ball away and leaves a yawning gap in the backline due to it. He needs to be stronger and not allow attackers to bully him as well. Rating: 2.
van Dijk - probably the worst game that Dick's big brother has had in a Liverpool shirt. For long periods he was awful, even allowing Hernandez to muscle him out of a header. The last game I excused his poor performance as he had been sick, but it is worrying that he has now played poorly in two games in a row. The commanding centre half that fans have become used to seeing was nowhere to be seen and he looked nervous, particularly in the first half. Rating: 3.5.
Robertson - I just wonder the point in having an attacking full back whose delivery is routinely awful? Seven crosses he put into the box with just one having any kind of accuracy. Added to that his decision making and passing was off as well and it was just a poor day for Robertson. Since his error that gave away a goal against Leicester City he has been awful, after starting that game really well. He needs to take a deep breath and just go back to basic defending and start taking more time over his crossing. Rating: 2.5.
Lallana - one marvellous piece of skill to play in a clearly offside Milner aside, he really contributed nothing to the performance and was clearly miles off the pace of the game throughout. Rating: 2.
Keita - I am surprised at the vitriol on the Liverpool site with regard to him. People seem to have expected to see a combination of the best of Steven Gerrard, Xabi Alonso, N'Golo Kante and a touch of the real Ronaldo all mixed in to make the perfect footballer by the sounds of their whines. Made a number of successful dribbles and had very high passing accuracy, he just needed to drive into the box more. Keita is not there to break up play by making the kind of plays Kante is famous for, though some Liverpool fans seemed to be under the illusion that was the kind of player he is because of a few clueless comparisons floating around online that seemed simply based on the fact they are a similar build.
Keita is a player who needs movement in front of him to pick out, something that was lacking in this match for him. He will drive forward with the ball at his feet at pace and then look for a pass or shot, neither were on as the Hammers defended his runs well and the movement ahead of him was lacking. Rating: 6.5.
Fabinho - not a bad game but not as outstanding as he has been. Like Keita he suffered due to not having the players to pick out with a pass when he got the ball. The only player finding any space up high was Robertson. Playing as a single pivot with Lallana and Keita in front in the first half left him exposed when the Hammers broke. In the second half he was much better with Keita alongside him. Rating: 6.
Mane - scored the goal but was not at his best. The Hammers closed down the space for him very well and did not let him get Fredericks exposed often. Rating: 6.
Salah - it was just not coming off for him, worked shooting chances a couple of times but got his shot wrong. Struggled to find space in the centre so began drifting off to the right and deep to get on the ball and looked better then. Rating: 6.
Firmino - I love Firmino as a player but he is really struggling for form right now. That was not a particularly good game for him, he was nowhere near his best. Rating: 5.5.
Shaqiri - replaced Lallana in the 69th minute. Trying too hard to make things happen and ends up forcing a pass forward. The worrying thing is that those forced passes are within his ability to produce but he was missing by miles with them. When he settled down and just played, he was much better. Good thing was that he chased back and provided cover when West Ham broke, so the workrate was back after a few weeks' absence. Rating: 5.
Origi - came on in place of Firmino in the 75th minute. Never really got the chance he was looking for to get in the box and have an attempt. Showed some nice touches and workrate, it was just always too far away from West Ham's box as they kept Liverpool at arm's length. Rating: 5.
Just to explain my ratings. I have gone for what I believe is more simple than the usual of totting up points. I have decided to go with 5 as having no effect on the game other than being a body on the pitch. Anything below 5 is a player who had a negative effect on his team and anything above 5 as a positive effect. So a goal scored would be a positive effect and add to the rating, whereas giving away a penalty with a needless challenge would take away from it.
Written by Tris Burke February 06 2019 14:58:11
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I was wondering if that will actually work? Would the oil paint crack or fall off?
Yes, so long as the acrylic paint underneath has completely dried. Sometimes artists are surprised this is possible but acrylic is actually an excellent surface to use as a base for oil painting - many people who are surprised about this seem to overlook that most canvases and wood panels are primed with a gesso coating that is, essentially, an acrylic medium.
However, a very important point to consider when using oil paints over acrylic is whether the final painting will be varnished or left as-is with just the oil paint on top. If it is to be varnished, there are few (if any) options that would be available and safe to use that will be removable (for future cleaning purposes) and work safely with both oil and acrylic underneath. In that case, either don't varnish the painting on top of such oil embellishments or completely cover the painting in oil paint and allow it to completely dry before applying any coats of oil-friendly varnish.


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New study of Earth's crust shows global growth spurt three billion years ago
Curtin University researchers have used ancient crystals from eroded rocks found in stream sediments in Greenland to successfully test the theory that portions of Earth's ancient crust acted as 'seeds' from which later generations of crust grew.
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Insights into the Yellowstone hotspot
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New model reveals previously unrecognized complexity of oceanic earthquake zones
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Secret of Australia's volcanoes revealed
New research from the University of Sydney proposes a theory that explains not only Australia's volcanic coast, but provides a framework for other incidences of intraplate volcanism in China, the US and the Caribbean.
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How commercial vessels could become tsunami early-warning systems
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I recently began receiving a presumptive benefit check from the Social Security Administration. I'm applying for SSI and they are paying me on a monthly basis until they make a decision on my case. If they approve my case, I'll simply continue to receive benefits. If they deny my case, the payments will stop.
I received the check here at the drug rehab program I'm currently living in and the director and assistant director called me into the office. The director asked to see my benefits approval letter from Social Security so I obliged by going upstairs to my room to fetch the letter.
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"Tell me a story," says our children and grandchildren – often at bedtime or another teachable moment of life. I believe that in some way this in a divinely-infused innate desire to connect with the wisdom of the past. Children need to hear the stories of the past – of their family, of the human family, of the story of stories of what God has been doing from the beginning of time. These stories need to be honest and truthful – about the good AND the bad. There are, of course, lessons in each. Unless children are told, they will not know, because they cannot remember.
That is the summary of today's reading. Moses reminds the people for the umpteenth time to love and obey God, AND, to be sure to tell the children what this generation of adults saw with their own eyes about God's dealings.
There are essentially two parts of stories Moses commands to be told: first, the collection of major events concerning God's miracles at the Exodus – which was a very positive story. And secondly, a lesser-known account of what happened to some people who actively rebelled against God.
Concerning the Exodus – Among the events of God's deliverance of Israel from Egypt as particularly outstanding were the signs and wonders done to Pharaoh, the miraculous deliverance of the nation from a great and powerful country, and the defeat of the Egyptian army when swallowed alive by the waters of the Red Sea.
Concerning a Rebellion against the Ministry of Aaron – This account comprises the 16th chapter of the book of Numbers. These Reubenite families, along with a host of Levites, disputed the selection of Aaron as the high priest to represent the nation before God. In the confrontation that followed, the result was that these rebels were swallowed up by the ground opening around them, others were burned alive by fire from the Lord, and a plague claimed another 14,700 lives before Aaron was able to quell it by his intercessory atonement.
We all have stories in our lives – accounts of when we found God to be our great provider and sustainer, yet accounts also of where we failed to trust in full obedience. The generations behind us need to hear these stories, as it gives them a framework upon which to build the values and decisions of their lives.
11:1 Love the Lord your God and keep his requirements, his decrees, his laws and his commands always. 2 Remember today that your children were not the ones who saw and experienced the discipline of the Lord your God: his majesty, his mighty hand, his outstretched arm; 3 the signs he performed and the things he did in the heart of Egypt, both to Pharaoh king of Egypt and to his whole country; 4 what he did to the Egyptian army, to its horses and chariots, how he overwhelmed them with the waters of the Red Sea as they were pursuing you, and how the Lord brought lasting ruin on them. 5 It was not your children who saw what he did for you in the wilderness until you arrived at this place, 6 and what he did to Dathan and Abiram, sons of Eliab the Reubenite, when the earth opened its mouth right in the middle of all Israel and swallowed them up with their households, their tents and every living thing that belonged to them. 7 But it was your own eyes that saw all these great things the Lord has done.
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May be sharpened from time to time.
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The 10 Finest
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The 10 Finest Culinary Schools in Singapore
1. Gra Baking Academy
Gra Baking Academy
Key Programmes
Gra Baking Academy is a growing business. We offer a wide range of classes such as master classes, professional certificate classes, private and family classes, skills future credit claimable classes and currently introduced online classes. Our creative recipes are easy for any home baker and designed to impart the satisfaction of creating decadent, from-scratch desserts using real, everyday ingredients. Small class size, Individual attention. Fun & unforgettable hands-on baking experience. Key focuses of our baking lessons is the ease of replicating what we make in each baking class in your kitchen at home.
People who are interested in acquiring the skill of baking who require or want hands-on experience will be most interested in our baking classes.
We offer a wide range of baking classes.
2. D' Open Kitchen
D' Open Kitchen
D'Open Kitchen is about making cooking food fun for everyone. We organise and execute cooking team building events as well as a cooking and baking classes around Singapore. More than just a culinary school – we are for everyone to share, bond, collaborate, and come together to create yummy food.
Cooking Team Building Activities
Baking Team Building Activities
Market Tour
3. Palate Sensations
Palate Sensations
Established in 2005, Palate Sensations Culinary School aims to bridge the gap between the home gourmand and the professional chef. We are a Singapore-based training centre that delivers exceptional hands on cooking classes across a broad spectrum of cuisines, patisserie and baking. Our courses focus on teaching classic techniques as well as the latest trends.
Palate Sensations Culinary School has helped countless home gourmands realise their dreams of becoming proficient cooks and professional chefs improve their culinary and baking skills. We have trained thousands of budding chefs and professional chefs, providing them the ability to delight their family, friends and clients through their biggest passion; cooking and baking.
A highly sought after and leading training centre in Singapore, we offer hands on cooking and baking classes for adults and children catering to all abilities and levels, studio rental facilities, corporate team building activities, private parties (birthdays, hen's parties etc) and consulting services for businesses seeking proven expertise in the F&B industry.
The school's state of the art 2000 sqft open concept kitchen is staffed by an Executive Chef, a Cuisine Chef, a Pastry Chef, an Operations Manager and a team of guest chefs from renowned restaurants in Singapore, as well as chefs experts in their cuisines. Focusing on culinary and baking techniques, we cover a span of international cuisines from French, Italian to Mediterranean and Asian cuisines from Chinese, Peranakan to Vietnamese. We aim to offer a variety of cuisine and baking classes to please all palates.
The kitchen is equipped with the latest commercial and domestic appliances for Western and Asian Cuisine. With 12 fully self contained work stations, the studio can accommodate up to 75 participants working in 12 teams. Our outdoor area seats up to 40 while our kitchen can seat a further 30.
Hands on culinary and pastry classes
Private parties for kids and adults
Studio Rental with Food Shop License
F&B Consulting Services
Hands on classes start from $128 nett per person
4. The Little Things
Since its inception, The Little Things pioneered the culinary wave for children. To date, The Little Things curates regular special workshops for both parent-and-child as well as drop-off classes, and receives a very favourable following of sign-ups for private parties and birthday parties. Their Self-Savvy™ programme has been adapted across different organizations and educational institutions, as they customize it to cook and bake in various school, corporate and charity projects.
Weekly Self-Savvy Programme
Parent-Accompanied
Parties & Playdates
Culinary Excursions/Incursions
5. at Sunrice
at-Sunrice
We are an EduTrust-certified institution that cultivates global chefs and F&B professionals in an environment of culinary authenticity.
Ever since its establishment in 2001, At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy has been renowned for its iconic SpiceOdyssey™ experience which brings participants on a thrilling discovery into the world of natural spices used in global cuisines.
Specialist Diploma Programme
Degree Pathway
Higher Certificate Programme
Advanced Certificate Programme
Continuing Education Modular (WSQ)
Continuing Education Modular (Non-WSQ)
6. Shatec
Shatec
SHATECs' standing in the hospitality education is so entrenched that SHATEC has delivered formal training programmes across numerous countries in the Asia Pacific region. Its expertise is recognised internationally and SHATEC has delivered consultancy and advisory services for projects under the auspices of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and European Community in human resource development for ASEAN tourism.
SHATEC was also one of the founding members of APETIT (Asia-Pacific Education and Training Institutions in Tourism) set up by UNESCAP (United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific). Today, SHATEC is a member of the Asia Pacific Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (APacCHRIE).
In the words of one of Singapore's leading industry veteran, Ms Jennie Chua, "There is now a gamut of hospitality training schools in Singapore and the region – privately- run ones, polytechnics, vocational institutions, hotel chains' own academies, you name it – but the grandmother was SHATEC".
Today, SHATEC graduates can be found all over the world helming key positions in hotels and other hospitality related establishments. Our students continue to shine in competitions and win many accolades. They continue to be very much sought after by the industry.
In 2015, SHATEC set another milestone with the launch of the Industry Mentorship Programme. It is the first industry school to offer such a structured programme for its students.
Moving forward, SHATEC will also be playing a key role together with the Singapore Hotel Association to support the transformation of the hospitality industry through productivity initiatives, leadership development, human resource strategies and job-redesign.
WSQ Diploma in Food Services (Culinary Arts)
Diploma in Culinary Skills
WSQ Higher Certificate in Food Services (Culinary Arts)
WSQ Higher Certificate in Food Services (Culinary Arts) (Part-Time) (HFCP)
Pastry & Bakery
WSQ Higher Certificate in Food Services (Pastry and Baking)
7. Commune Kitchen
Commune Kitchen
Commune Kitchen is a Singapore-based cooking school that offers affordable, hands-on cooking classes across a broad spectrum of cuisines – Chinese, Southeast Asian, Middle-eastern, along with Gluten-free and Vegetarian cooking. Popular cooking classes include traditional Chinese dumplings, Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings), gluten-free dumplings, and middle-eastern, and are sought after by both locals and tourists alike.
All courses are taught by professional chefs in a state-of-the-art kitchen in Downtown Gallery. Participants are split into small groups on individual stations with plenty of room for hands-on cooking and practicing. Apart from weekly cooking classes, Commune Kitchen also accept bookings for kids parties, corporate team building sessions and private cooking sessions for up to 24 people.
Hands-on cooking classes: Traditional Chinese Dumplings, Xiao Long Bao, Gluten-free Dumplings, Middle-Eastern, Indian, Thai, Vegetarian and Asian cuisines
Affordable, hands-on cooking class for all ages
State-of-the-art kitchen
Conveniently located near Tanjong Pagar MRT
120SGD/person
Email: info@communekitchen.com
8. All Spice
At Allspice Institute, we aim to bring together a holistic learning experience and environment for development and research in the field of Hospitality and Culinary Arts.
Hospitality includes its history, cultural nuances forming a basis for variation in salutations, and approach in human relations. Our approach is to provide a firm foundation to which one may continue to grow and build on and adapt, especially in the present dynamic, international hotels & resorts. Culinary Art is a craft that demands dedication, a keen passion, and desire to be the best in this diverse and rich field. Our native and international teachers and guest speakers, in our cooking school, will impart their experiences and love for this career.
With our new campus in the city center of Singapore, Allspice presents our students with a holistic all rounded programme that will develop your appreciation of our unique focus on heritage cuisine and international culinary philosophies, skills and traditions and introduce you to modern trends.
WSQ Programs – Cooking
WSQ Programs – Baking
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9. SSA Culinary
SSA Culinary
Established in 2016, SSA Culinary Institute is currently largest halal baking school in Singapore with Celebrity Chef Siti Mastura Alwi as its Principal Chef. Offering a wide and tantalising spread of courses, SSACI is equipped with high quality facilities such as its 7 state-of-the-art halal kitchens and 6 classrooms. Its main aim as a culinary institute is to provide training in baking and empower learners to be skilled workers and micro-entrepreneurs. SSA Culinary Institute can accommodate up to 159 students per session – with the biggest kitchen accommodating 66 students. Along with the paramount of facilities, we provide innovative and exciting team building activities targeted at team cohesiveness. SSA Culinary Institute is part of SSAGroup, a group of companies providing a suite of professional services that include training and upskilling of workers with 21st Century skills, culinary skills and micro-entrepreneurship, management consulting, Islamic Finance and estate planning services.
WSQ Baking and Culinary Courses
1. WSQ Delicious Dim Sum
2. WSQ Classic Cookies
3. WSQ Refreshing Desserts
4. WSQ Marvellous Muffins and Scones
5. WSQ Yummy Cakes
6. WSQ Authentic Peranakan Dishes
7. WSQ Elegant Choux Pastries
8. WSQ Exquisite Seafood Dishes
9. WSQ Flavourful Italian Pasta
10. WSQ Delectable Dim Sum (Adv Dim Sum)
11. WSQ Traditional Malay Desserts
12. WSQ Mouthwatering Breads and Buns
13. WSQ Aromatic Coffee Crafts
14. WSQ Healthy Steamed Dishes
15. WSQ Fragrant Rice Dishes
16. WSQ Innovative Café Desserts
17. WSQ Savoury Chinese Noodles
SkillsFuture Credit Eligible Courses ($208.60)
1. Baking for a Living – Savoury Buns
2. Baking for a Living – Cookies
3. Baking for a Living – Cakes
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10. Brettschneider's Baking & Cooking School
Brettschneider's Baking and Cooking School
Brettschneider's Baking & Cooking School is based in the green leafy suburb of Hillcrest, Bukit Timah in Singapore. Opened in April 2016, the school has a modern, inviting, state-of-the-art, purpose-built kitchen, catering to all levels of home cooks and those wanting to take their baking & cooking to the next level.
Built on the strong foundations of Dean Brettschneider's successful Baker & Cook artisan bakery & foodstore business, Brettschneider's Baking & Cooking School offers professional, educational and hands-on baking & cooking classes held in a fun and casual environment.
With an internationally acclaimed baking career spanning almost 3 decades and an uncompromising passion for new world artisan baking, Dean Brettschneider leads a team of passionate chefs, cooks and baristas who teach an exciting variety of cuisines and techniques for all abilities from beginner to accomplished cooks.
Choose from day classes, evening classes, weekend sessions and 2 day masterclasses – and best of all – be in the company of like-minded and creative people who are keeping the art of baking and cooking alive!
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Public finance and public policy (Code 1204Z1)
Profile of Major
Public finance and public policy offers doctorate and master degree programs.
Public finance and public policy, from the perspective of public administration, does research on public policy and public finance. The discipline basis is political science, economics, and management. This major has a group of teachers and researchers who have profound academic background and rich research experiences in the field of public policy and public finance and take active in the first line of academia, aiming to study national administration, social development, system reform and other issues from state and local public policy making, operation and evaluation, fiscal taxation, public service supply, social security, cultivation of clean government, etc. Professional cultivation focuses on integrating theory with practice, methods support intellectual enquiries, combining philosophy with solid evidence, and attaching equal importance to value and tools. The training target is to cultivate high-level, high-quality, high-skill talented leaders, professional and technical personnel and finance and taxation of public and nonprofit sectors, who understand public policies, are economically minded, and have the ability of finance and taxation management.
Teachers' research contents of the major include: public policy system, decision-making process, implementation method, policy analysis and evaluation, macro economy, the theory, practice, reform, operation of the fiscal and taxation system as well as its function in public service and the national management. We have set two directions according to the faculty: public policy and public finance. Public policy pays attention to the study of policy system, and public policy lays emphasis on financial system research. The common elementary courses of the two directions are political science, economics, Public Administration, public policy, public finance and main documents of public policy research and methodology. Specialized courses encourage students to conduct cross learning, and become finance and taxation experts understanding policies as well as public policy experts knowing finance and taxation.
The choices of graduates mainly come from civil servants, enterprise and public institution, research institutions and institutions of higher education. The work they perform is government and the nonprofit organization management, policy research, finance and taxation work, economic analysis, financial business, teaching, scientific research, etc.
We actively implements international academic exchanges, and have extensive international academic engagement in this major. We have established good academic exchanges and cooperation with schools and universities, such as University of Michigan, Arizona State University, Rutgers University, Indiana University, the University of Kansas, Swiss Institute of Senior Public Administration, Meiji University, Meiji Gakuin University, University of Toyama, University of Saskatchewan, The University of Nottingham, The University of York, The University of Melbourne, etc.
There are seven professors, 6 associate professors, 2 lecturers of this program, all of whom have doctor's degree. Most teachers have the experience of studying abroad and lecturing.
Doctoral Supervisors:
Lan Zhiyong, Xu Guangjian, Gao Peiyong, Mao Shoulong, Sun Yudong, Xie Ming, Cui Jun, Niu Weilin and Yang Hongshan


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Home Q&A Ladybird flies high
by Sophie Grabham 3rd September 2019 2nd September 2019
3rd September 2019 2nd September 2019
It was recently announced that Dutch house Ladybird, a long-run family business, has been acquired by Pronovias Group, the leading luxury bridal house from Barcelona. Wedding Trader talked to CEO Olaf van den Brink about the future of his brand, which is represented in the UK by Richard Lill
How did this all come about – had you been looking to partner with another house?
Ladybird is a big, well-established brand, with a number of collections each designed to cater to specific market sectors. We have long enjoyed a strong position in northern Europe, in particular in the Benelux and German-speaking area and, of course, we've started very successfully in the UK. With more than 500 loyal stockists we have to always be one step ahead and recognise early the changing market needs. Delivery times are crucial today when brides expect a fast turnaround from order, and the need for a sizeable stock-holding is great. It's more complicated to achieve our development ambitions as a solo company; a partnership with a big, international house was our chosen way forward.
Was it a difficult decision?
Difficult because since 1995 I have been building the company up and together with my sister Ingrid and a wonderful team supporting us, there was the consideration as to whether we would lose our independence and personality. But at the same time it was challenging and exciting, seeing where the right collaboration would take us. We met with the Pronovias team in Barcelona and they were so welcoming. That confirmed our thinking that this partnership would make Ladybird stronger.
What are the key advantages?
Ladybird has such great potential to broaden its reach into countries that are new to our network – notably southern Europe and the USA – and now that will be possible through our relationship with Pronovias. The appeal of our labels is the combination of a fashion-forward image and an excellent price-to-quality ratio. Add to that equation our reputation for service and promotion, and our top-level photography, and you can see how we sit well with the Pronovias and Nicole brands. The collaboration is one of complementary companies that each maintain their independent signature. The dominant global positioning of Pronovias will be of huge benefit to us.
Will you and Ingrid continue to be the driving force behind Ladybird?
Absolutely. It is business as usual for us. We have committed staff and agents and they are key to our operation ongoing.
And what about design influences, and pricing, production and service – will there be changes in those areas?
As I said, Ladybird will retain its identity in every area and that, of course, includes design where we have an established personality. Our staff know existing customers well and will continue to raise the bar and deliver the best service. And where we are now able to enter new markets, the high level of support that Pronovias is able to give us will secure awareness in those territories and open avenues for sales. We will now be building a whole new customer network and our total operation will be backed by the promise of faster deliveries, quality checks and a substantial stock holding. Ingrid is now on the board of the Pronovias Group which means we have a voice and will be heard in any decision-making process.
So what do you see as the biggest changes that this new chapter in Ladybird's life will bring?
We will become more international, that goes without saying. The ability to sell world-wide – and indeed to countries we have not been able to serve previously because we have lacked sales representation there – will bring huge changes and place us firmly on the global stage. Our design style and price-to-quality ratio will make us stand out, and that has been made possible through our new partnership.
What will be the first stages of change?
In addition to the growing of our distribution network, we will be able to piggyback in areas on which we have not really focused. We have always put our heart and soul into the collection, our brand and our customers. Our strength lies to a lesser extent in the area of automation.
A good IT infrastructure is a natural part of a modern company and that must today include a perfect login portal for customers. We have a fairly basic portal that we would like to update. We will take advantage of the knowledge of the Pronovias Group so that we can continue to do what we enjoy: serving our customers and creating our collection.
Is there a concern that if Pronovias continues to acquire more businesses, Ladybird will be lost in the picture?
We are confident that even when the Pronovias portfolio continues to grow with further acquisitions, we will stand on our own platform as an individual label of consequence. It is vital to us that we focus on the development of Ladybird and its portfolio and continue to be known as a powerful force in bridal.
Over the years we have gained respect and support from our retailers. Moving forward, there will be more retailers as new areas open up to us, and it is paramount that the same respect and support is integral to the mix. This is an exciting time for us, and our existing customer base.will benefit from it.
About Ladybird
Ladybird is based in Huizen (Netherlands), and was established in 1970 under the name Sarlini. In 1995 the company's interests were split into Sarlini Accessories and Ladybird. With the arrival of Ingrid van den Brink in 2009, Ladybird grew from a distributor to a leading bridalwear brand in Northern Europe.
About Pronovias
Based in Barcelona, the Pronovias Group has an unmatched portfolio of renowned brands like Pronovias, St Patrick, White One, Nicole and now Ladybird. It has been the only bridal firm on the Deloitte Top 100 Global Powers of Luxury Goods report. The company's bridal and occasionwear lines are distributed through 155 Pronovias boutiques and 4,000 independent retailers.
"I am excited to start working closely together with Amandine Ohayon and the talented teams of the Pronovias Group. Their efficient network and international expertise will allow us to offer Ladybird's beautiful dresses and service to new customers around the world."
Olaf van den Brink, Ladybird
Olaf van den Brink
"I greatly admire Olaf and Ingrid's vision and talent and how they grew the company so successfully to become a highly regarded and leading brand in Northern Europe. The strategic combination of Pronovias and Ladybird is not only very complementary from a geographical and product point of view, but as both companies share the same values and focus on customer service, it will allow a smooth integration. We are very excited to welcome Ladybird to the Pronovias family.`'
Amandine Ohayon, CEO of the Pronovias Group
"I am really proud, happy and eager to be a part of this highly-renowned company. The Pronovias Group share my love for wedding dresses, and I feel we connect in a very strong way, which is for me the most important basis to start a successful partnership."
Ingrid van den Brink, Managing Director and Creative Director of Ladybird
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Cosmology, relativity and gravitation
Exact Solutions in Three-Dimensional Gravity
Part of Cambridge Monographs on Mathematical Physics
Author: Alberto A. García-Díaz, Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados del Instituto Politécnico Nacional (CINVESTAV)
Date Published: September 2017
A self-contained text, systematically presenting the determination and classification of exact solutions in three-dimensional Einstein gravity. This book explores the theoretical framework and general physical and geometrical characteristics of each class of solutions, and includes information on the researchers responsible for their discovery. Beginning with the physical character of the solutions, these are identified and ordered on the basis of their geometrical invariant properties, symmetries, and algebraic classifications, or from the standpoint of their physical nature, for example electrodynamic fields, fluid, scalar field, or dilaton. Consequently, this text serves as a thorough catalogue on 2+1 exact solutions to the Einstein equations coupled to matter and fields. The solutions are also examined from different perspectives, enabling a conceptual bridge between exact solutions of three- and four-dimensional gravities, and therefore providing graduates and researchers with an invaluable resource on this important topic in gravitational physics. Including contributions by David Chow, Christopher N. Pope and Ergin Sezgin (chapters 16-19).
The first book in the field of 2+1 gravity to examine solutions of physical interest
All the physical and mathematical concepts required are explained in the text, enabling readers to gain a complete understanding of the complexities of the field
'2+1 dimensions is the lowest dimension in which Einstein gravity works, and it exhibits some interesting features, such as space-time being flat where there is no matter. The topic has been studied for about 50 years, and there are, remarkably, large numbers of exact solutions that have been found. This book presents a comprehensive account of them … It is obviously a labour of love, which runs to over 400 pages, and which will be of interest to relativists, providing links between the solutions and those for the more familiar 3+1 space- time.' Alan Heavens, The Observatory
contains: 37 tables
2. Point particles
3. Dust solutions
4. AdS cyclic symmetric stationary solutions
5. Perfect fluid static stars
6. Static perfect fluid stars with Λ
7. Hydrodynamic equilibrium
8. Stationary perfect fluid with Λ
9. Friedmann–Robertson–Walker cosmologies
10. Dilaton-inflaton FRW cosmologies
11. Einstein–Maxwell solutions
12. Nonlinear electrodynamics black hole
13. Dilaton minimally coupled to gravity
14. Dilaton non-minimally coupled to gravity
15. Low energy 2+1 string gravity
16. Topologically massive gravity
17. Bianchi type spacetimes in TMG
18. Petrov type N wave metrics
19. Kundt spacetimes in TMG
20. Cotton tensor in Riemannian spacetimes
Alberto A. García-Díaz, Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados del Instituto Politécnico Nacional (CINVESTAV)
Alberto A. García-Díaz is Emeritus Professor at the Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico (CINVESTAV-IPN). His research throughout his career has focused on algebraic classification in four dimensional gravity, nonlinear electrodynamics and dilaton fields.
Exact Space-Times in Einstein's General Relativity
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Silicon Ranch
Combining Clean Energy Generation and Regenerative Agriculture to Drive Social and Economic Outcomes
In this feature article in Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits, learn how Silicon Ranch's Regenerative Energy® is combining clean energy generation and regenerative agriculture to drive social and economic outcomes.
In 2018, Silicon Ranch introduced Regenerative Energy®, a holistic approach to solar design, construction, and land management that normalizes regenerative agriculture practices on solar farms. It co-locates regenerative agriculture and energy generation in a way that builds on the significant benefits of solar energy, delivering additional social and economic growth and helping improve quality of life for people residing in communities where solar development is occurring.
Two years later, Silicon Ranch has released both a standard to provide consistency and guidance for other solar energy companies wishing to enable similarly enhanced benefits from a solar energy project, and a methodology that monitors, measures, and reports on these benefits. The company is also delivering Regenerative Energy® on thousands of acres across multiple projects in several states, increasing soil organic matter and improving soil health, water quality, and biodiversity, and helping meet the need for climate action and decentralized and resilient energy and food systems.
Meaningful community engagement is a central element of the Regenerative Energy® platform and is crucial to ensuring that each project is conceived and delivered in a way that maximizes value to the community. When Silicon Ranch sites a power plant, it becomes an active member of the local community and engages its fellow community members through workshops, focus groups, surveys, and one-on-one interviews.
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In this modern life, The work rivalry becomes a phenomena for job searcher. Narrow vacation and high capability becomes an obstacle for them. They demanded for choose right job, because if don't, they will be jobless person.
How to get job quickly and of course right?. This is my suggestion to answer it.
1. Take job opportunity from around you, for example; ask your family and your relationship to help you search job around them.
2. Don't be shy if you work with less salary and must work hard. The important of that is you will be experienced person.
3. Try to join some communities and search job from members. Be social person will help you to get job.
4. Use your skills. Its the fast way to get a job. But, you must use your positive skill.
5. Work with hobbies, its really also can make you get job.
In the end, strain every nerve and pray to God. May it happen to abridge your effort.
N.b: I never work, and still as student. I hope, i do what i wrote.


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Sheila W. Spires | Oct 01, 2001
Jim Horne has been promoted from chief information officer to president and COO of Lender Technologies Corp. (LTC) — a wholly owned subsidiary of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America (MBA), Washington, D.C. — which provides technology and information solutions, products and services to the real estate finance industry.
Sandra Boyle, executive vice president of asset management for Glenborough Realty Trust in San Mateo, Calif., has been appointed to chair the National Advisory Council (NAC) of the Washington, D.C.-based Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International for the 2001-02 term. She has been a member of BOMA for 13 years and has served on NAC for eight years.
Robert J. Winter Jr. has been named senior vice president of development for Equity Office Properties Trust, Chicago. Winter most recently served as president and CEO of AMLI Commercial Properties Trust, Itasca, Ill.
Peter B. McMillan has resigned as president and COO of The Mills Corp., Arlington, Va., and also will resign from the company's board of directors. Laurence Siegel, the company's chairman and CEO, will assume McMillan's duties in the interim.
Peter C. Roberts has been named executive vice president and COO of Chicago-based Jones Lang LaSalle effective Jan. 1, 2002. Roberts, who currently serves as executive vice president and CFO, will oversee the operating, planning, marketing and business development activities for the firm. He will report to Christopher A. Peacock, who previously was named president and CEO of the company, also effective Jan. 1.
Shaun F. O'Malley has been appointed to the Freddie Mac board of directors. O'Malley is a former chairman of Price Waterhouse LLP, now part of New York-based PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Stevan Sandberg has joined The Staubach Co., Dallas, as president of Staubach Advisory Services, a new division of the company. Sandberg, based in Staubach's New York corporate services office, will head the new group that will formalize the company's existing strategic planning services and financial consulting capabilities for corporate and institutional clients. He also will serve on Staubach's executive committee.
Tom Melody, Brian Stoffers and Mike Melody, executive managing directors for L.J. Melody & Co., a CB Richard Ellis company, Los Angeles, collectively have assumed the title of CEO of the company. The trio replaces Larry Melody, who retired as president and CEO of L.J. Melody in June and retained the position of chairman.
James B. Karman, who served as president and CEO of Boston-based Spaulding & Slye Colliers since 1992, recently assumed the title of chairman and will continue as CEO. Richard H. Cross III has been named president of the company.
Stuart R. Essery and Robert A. Ortiz have been appointed executive managing directors of U.S. Operations for New York-based Cushman & Wakefield, and both will be based in the company's Los Angeles office.
In other Cushman & Wakefield news, Peter W. Savoie has been appointed executive managing director of the firm's financial services group and will be based in its Denver office.
Jake J. Ragusa has been appointed vice president of marketing and development for Dallas-based Koll Development Co.
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Ballads sound acceptable when you take back something because the pelvis on the playing surface has a very transparent and dominant ping.
But the sound can be asserted at any time.
Since the basins are handmade, there will probably be small deviations in the basic frequency. Mine sounds similar to the soundfile.
Not so fast on and sounds long after.
With felts, it sounds out-of-the-way gong-like.
Dish with good definition with acorn, bell defined. Great resonance to be a 20 ride. Very good quality / price choice.
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This expanded eleventh edition of the bestselling guide to style is based on the Economist's own updated house style manual, and is an invaluable companion for everyone who wants to communicate with the clarity, style and precision for which the Economist is renowned. As the introduction says, 'clarity of writing usually follows clarity of thought.' The Economist Style Guide gives general advice on writing, points out common errors and cliches, offers guidance on consistent use of punctuation, abbreviations and capital letters, and contains an exhaustive range of reference material - covering everything from accountancy ratios and stock market indices to laws of nature and science. Some of the numerous useful rules and common mistakes pointed out in the guide include: *Which informs, that defines. This is the house that Jack built. But: This house, which Jack built, is now falling down. Discreet means circumspect or prudent; discrete means separate or distinct. Remember that "Questions are never indiscreet. Answers sometimes are" (Oscar Wilde). Flaunt means display, flout means disdain. If you flout this distinction you will flaunt your ignorance Forgo means do without; forego means go before. Fortuitous means accidental, not fortunate or well-timed. Times: Take care. Three times more than X is four times as much as X. Full stops: Use plenty. They keep sentences short. This helps the reader."
Edited in London since 1843, The Economist is a weekly international news and business publication, offering clear reporting, commentary and analysis on world current affairs, business, finance, science and technology, culture, society, media and the arts.


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MDK2 es un videojuego y secuela del juego en tercera persona, MDK. El MDK original fue desarrollado por Shiny Entertainment y lanzado en 1997 por Interplay Entertainment. Para la secuela, establecida en RPG el desarrollador BioWare Corp de Edmonton, Canadá tomó las riendas y realizó un producto con una excelente jugabilidad en la línea del primero.

MDK2 fue originalmente lanzado para la Dreamcast y para PC en el 2000. Fue revisado más tarde y lanzado para PlayStation 2 como MDK2: Armageddon. La diferencia principal entre la versión de Dreamcast y las otras dos versiones es la capacidad de seleccionar el nivel de dificultad.

Sinopsis

El juego es una continuación directa a partir del final del primer juego, que comienza con una secuencia introductoria mostrando a tres protagonistas que celebran el fracaso de la amenaza ajena, el 'streamriders' del juego anterior.

Son 10 niveles en total:

 Nivel 1: Un nuevo Minercrawler llega a la Tierra y Kurt deberá encargarse de él. El jefe de este nivel es un alienígena parecido a un lagarto que manaeja una enorme arma. Debemos destruir el arma y luego acabar con el alienígena.
 Nivel 2: Kurt es capturado por Shwang Shwing, el líder alienígena. Mientras tanto, el doctor Hawkins pierde la comunicación, ya que una nave alienígena está haciendo interferencia. Por ello, envía a Max a destruir su fuente de energía. El jefe de este nivel es la fuente de energía propiamente dicha, que es una esfera que nos disparará con láser.
 Nivel 3: Max ha sido capturado. Ahora debemos manejar al Dr.Hawkins y resistir el ataque alienígena. El jefe de este nivel es un alienígena con un gran cerebro.
 Nivel 4: Hawkins a teletransportado a Kurt hacia la nave donde Max fue capturado. Por eso el escenario nos resultará familiar. El jefe de este nivel es Shwang Shwinng.
 Nivel 5: Mientras Kurt persigue a Shwang Shwing en el planeta alienígena, Max debe viajar de vuelta a la nave (el hogar de nuestros héroes) para rescatar a Hawkins, que ha sido capturado. El jefe de este nivel es un robot llamado bad doggie master que ha enviado el mismo jefe del nivel 3.
 Nivel 6: Mientras Max viaja al planeta alienígena para ayudar a Kurt, Hawkins debe acabar con el alienígena inteligente (el jefe del nivel 3), que pondrá bombas en toda la nave. El jefe de este nivel es el mismo del nivel 3.
 Nivel 7: Kurt llega al planeta alienígena y huye de Shwang Shwing, que comienza a perseguirlo con una enorme nave. Este es uno de los niveles más difíciles. El jefe es Shwang Shwing en su nave.
 Nivel 8: Kurt descubre que Shwang Shwing estaba obedeciendo órdenes del rey alienígena: Zizzy Balooba. Mientras tanto, Max descubre que un misil será lanzado y destruirá a la Tierra. Debemos impedirlo. El jefe de este nivel es, por última vez, Shwang Shwing.
 Nivel 9: Hawkins llega al planeta alienígena. Nuestra misión es conseguir los 3 artefactos que Hawkins necesita para construir una nave y llegar al palacio imperial. En este nivel no hay jefe.
 Nivel 10: Este es el último nivel y es el palacio imperial de los alienígenas. Podemos elegir con quién hacer el nivel: Max, Kurt o Hawkins. El jefe de este nivel es el rey alienígena: Zizzy Balooba.

Secuela

Interplay ha anunciado que habrá un MDK 3. Actualmente está trabajando en una versión HD de MDK 2, la cual se espera que esté disponible para Wii durante el invierno de 2010 y para PC en 2011.

Curiosidades

 El estilo de libro de cómics cuando se carga las pantallas es un homenaje a Jack Kirby.
 El nombre "Zizzy Balooba" parece provenir de un extranjero llamado "Zyzzybalubah" que apareció en un episodio de Peewee's Playhouse.
 Hay una carpeta de arte conceptual en la versión Dreamcast disponible al momento de leer por un PC.
 La cubierta del videojuego es una parodia de la secuencia de título de Los ángeles de Charlie.
 En el nivel 7 de la portada de la tira cómica en donde se puede ver a Kurt Hectic en swizzle firma se puede ver la frase "stranger in the strange land" curiosamente pudo haberse referido a la canción del álbum Somewhere In Time del grupo de Heavy Metal Iron Maiden con la cual tiene la temática de un mundo futurista.
 El nivel 9 es una parodia al videojuego ET de la consola de Atari 2600.
 En el nivel 2 se hace una referencia a la Estrella de la muerte, de la saga Starwars.
 Shwang Shwing sus ataques son muy similares al personaje Cíclope de X-Men.
 Cuando el Dr. Hawkins se come el plutonio hace referencia al personaje Hulk de Marvel.
 El Dr. Hawkins hace referencia a Steve Hawkins.
 El jefe del nivel 1 aparece en el primer MDK.
 En el nivel 5 usando el telescopio podemos ver la empresa de videojuegos.
 La frase de Zizzy Balooba dice "Game over, thank you for playing".
 Algunos creen que MDK quiere decir "Murder Death Kill".

Véase también
 MDK, que fue la primera parte de esta saga.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Sección oficial de MDK2 en el sitio web oficial de Bioware (en inglés)

Videojuegos de 2000
Videojuegos de BioWare
Videojuegos de disparos en tercera persona
Videojuegos de Interplay
Videojuegos para Dreamcast
Videojuegos para PlayStation 2
Videojuegos para Windows
Videojuegos con música de Jesper Kyd

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Gayle Sulik PhD
Science for the Greater Good
Public Writing
Scholarly Publications
Breast Cancer Consortium
Translated Works
Presentations & Workshops
Radio-TV Interviews
Clips & Samples
Factoids & Impressions from Breast Cancer Awareness Ads
Oxford University Press Blog, Oxford University Press, October 26, 2011.
One might assume that anything involving breast cancer awareness would be based on the best available evidence. That assumption would be wrong. Campaigns, advertisements, websites, educational brochures, and other materials frequently include information that is inaccurate, incomplete, irrelevant, or out of context. A print advertisement for mammograms by CENTRA Mammography Services is a case in point.
The Teal Before the Pink: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Oxford University Press Blog, Oxford University Press, September 30, 2011.
September is National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Will the White House be lighted in teal just as it's been lighted in pink to commemorate National Breast Cancer Awareness Month? Will grocery stores line shelves with teal ribbon products? Will schools give out teal t-shirts or pins? Probably not. Pink has been the color of choice when it comes to cause support. Even as the sister of breast cancer (i.e., in 5 to 10 percent of cases both breast and ovarian cancer have a connection to mutations on the known breast cancer genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2), ovarian cancer garners relatively little public support or attention.
How Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affects Other Cancer Non-profits
KevinMD.com, June 2011.
In response to publicity surrounding Susan G. Komen for the Cure's trademark and marketing activities, Komen published an official statement: "Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Sees Trademark Protection as Responsible Stewardship of Donor Funds." According to the statement Susan G. Komen for the Cure® has never sued other charities or put other non-profits out of business, and the organization does not have plans to do so. Knitters, sandwich makers, and kite fliers who want to raise money for a cure should breathe easier now! Of course, there are many ways to squeeze out organizations, large and small.
Boobies, For Fun & Profit
Oxford University Press Blog, Oxford University Press, April 28, 2011.
A blogger asked: "When did breast cancer awareness become more focused on breasts than cancer? Is it because our culture is so obsessed with breasts that it slides right past the C word?" These questions are important, but inconvenient — blasphemous to the consumption machine, disruptive to pink ribbon entertainment, anti-climactic for the feel-good festivities of popularized awareness and advocacy campaigns. These questions are sobering. But sobriety is the last thing a society drunk on pink wants. We've been binging on boobies campaigns and pink M&Ms for too long, and we've grown accustomed to the buzz.
Re-learning the Lessons from Elizabeth Edwards' Death
Oxford University Press Blog, Oxford University Press, March 15, 2011.
Elizabeth Edwards died from stage 4 (i.e., metastatic) breast cancer on December 7th, 2010 at the age of 61. Ms. Edwards was a well-known public figure, notably the wife of former Senator John Edwards, and an accomplished lawyer, author, and health advocate. Her death inspired new discussions of Stage 4 breast cancer, finally shining a light on what has been a relatively invisible segment of the breast cancer community: the diagnosed who live from scan to scan, treatment to treatment, with the knowledge that neither medical progress nor positive attitude will likely keep them from dying from breast cancer.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Sells Out the Pink to Get the Green
Oxford University Press Blog, Oxford University Press, January 24, 2011.
Komen's reputation in some circles, especially among key stakeholders in business and medicine, appeared to be beyond reproach. But reputations involve more than financial portfolios. Komen's domineering actions against other charities over trademark issues involving iterations of "for the cure" provoked public outrage and demands for a solid explanation. The public didn't get one. Komen's high profile, clout, and overflowing coffers work in conjunction with legal teams, cease and desist orders, and polite suggestions to encourage a political and economic climate in which only the wealthiest survive.
"The Battle "For the Cure" – The Phrase, That Is
Oxford University Press Blog, Oxford University Press, December 20, 2010. [Reprinted by Liquida.]
Why would the largest, best funded, and most visible breast cancer organization put so much energy (and allegedly a million dollars per year) into trademarking common language like "for the cure"? The breast cancer brand with pink ribbon logo virtually guarantees consumption, revenues, advertising, and visibility. Dominating the breast cancer brand solidifies Komen's position in pink ribbon culture and the marketplace it feeds.
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Dyspraxia – What Is It?
Persistent jumbled phrases. eg. 'cobblers club' for 'toddler's club'.
Use of substitute words. eg. 'lampshade' for 'lamppost'.
Inability to remember the label for known objects. eg. 'chair', 'car', 'table'.
Difficulty learning nursery rhymes and rhyming words. eg. 'cat, hat, sat, mat'.
May have walked early, but did not crawl – was a 'bottom shuffler' or 'tummy wriggler'.
Excessive tripping, bumping into things, falling over.
Difficulty with clapping a simple rhythm, and 'hearing' the rhythm in language.
Difficulty with reading and spelling.
Puts letters and figures around the wrong way.
Still occasionally confuses 'b' and 'd' and words such as 'no' 'on', 'saw' 'was'.
Still has difficulty with rhyme.
Lack of phonological awareness – cannot 'hear' sounds in letters / words.
Still needs fingers or marks to make simple calculations.
Difficulty learning timetables and basic number facts.
Poor concentration, forgetful, poor organisation.
Has difficulty understanding what he/she has read.
Takes a long time to complete written work.
Slow at processing language – when listening, writing, reading.
Difficulty with dressing, tying shoe laces and other things involving coordination.
Surprises you because in other ways he/she is bright / alert.
Has very good oral comprehension – can show good knowledge when talking about some things.
Has difficulty learning analogue time.
Still reads slowly and has difficulty with reading.
Still has difficulty with spelling.
Needs to have instructions and telephone numbers repeated.
Difficulty with pronouncing long words.
Disorganised, confuses places, times, dates.
Has difficulty understanding (processing) complex language or long instructions / explanations.
Has difficulty understanding and meeting the requirements of assignments.
Has areas of strength as well as weaknesses.


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Piano Sounding Board Matcher Salary
in Salt Lake City, Utah
/ Utah
/ Salt Lake City
The average pay for a Piano Sounding Board Matcher is $31,185 a year and $15 an hour in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. The average salary range for a Piano Sounding Board Matcher is between $23,952 and $37,087. This compensation analysis is based on salary survey data collected directly from employers and anonymous employees in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Matches and gathers boards of specified grain, color, and width to form panels: inspects boards in stockpile and selects sides with matching grain and color for panel surface.
Assembles pieces on table or conveyor, in sequence, and marks them with crayon for reassembly in gluing machine.
Measures width of panel to verify work order requirements, using ruler.
May place rejected boards on conveyor for reprocessing.
May be designated according to type of panel assembled as piano-sounding-board matcher.
Piano Sounding Board Matcher Job Prevalence in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Job family: Food Processing Workers, All Other
Job family population: 43,540
Estimated population of Piano Sounding Board Matcher jobs: 13
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Platinum Home Delivery is a subsidiary of The Living Room Furniture. It is also a subsidiary of DreamSleep Mattress stores. Both stores are staples in Missoula and Kalispell, Montana. The owners decided to create a unique brand for this new furniture delivery solution. What once was delivered by the furniture store delivery trucks would now be delivered by a single brand—Platinum. It is a high-end, classy and flexible design for both the furniture and the mattress store.
Platinum is a silver-like metal that lends itself to a black and white color scheme. We pursued the color along with the simplicity of a classy look. In the end, the logo creates a high-end, classy, and flexible visual appeal that people will trust.