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Uglyworld #1810 - Looks What I Findereds! - (Project Cinko Time - Image 19-365), a photo by www.bazpics.com on Flickr.
This morning I wakereds up so super mega earliers to checks out if the snow had meltereds enough to lets me and Baz escapes from Plymouth where we has been all weeks long.
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Does your child begging with doe eyes holding a bag of Skittles during breakfast give you heart palpitations? Do you understand what blue dye does to your kitty? Do you know what high fructose corn syrup means for your little bunnies health? If you do, the Switch Witch is your answer. Let them eat some candy, god forbid, and then you take the whole bag of "treats" and have the Switch Witch leave a gift the next morning. Problem solved.


Two-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier; Flash came into Dogs Trust Basildon in December last year. She soon caught the attention of Ken and his wife Chris Freeman from Wickford. They had previously owned Staffies and, having just sadly lost their own Staffie six weeks earlier, they were ready to welcome another four-legged family member into their home. However, upon enquiry they found out that Flash had already been booked to another home.
Flash's going-home Saturday morning soon arrived – but as if it was fate, her new owners never showed up.
Stranger still, as Ken and his family were going away for Christmas and didn't want to expect too much too soon from Flash, they collected her on 2 January. This date had personal significance for Ken as it was the date he lost his closest friend seven years previously, and he felt that Flash entering their lives on that date was a symbol of the love and companionship that he had lost.
Now renamed Suki, she enjoys going on holidays to Devon to meet up with the Freeman's daughter and her Springer Lurcher. She also volunteers at a local gardening project with Ken, that helps disabled young people gain confidence through gardening.


With worldwide economic progress tepid, interest rates low, and inflation tame, Portfolio Manager Charlie Dreifus discusses what might come next for active investors and the outlook for his small-cap fund.
There are a lot of challenges facing the market. I feel the market, overall, is fairly priced. It's not bargain basement.
It's hard to argue, I think, for multiple expansion when interest rates and inflation ultimately have to rise. They're at such low levels that direction has to be upward and if it's downward it's probably not a good thing.
So the opportunity for P/E expansion, I think, is somewhat limited. We can have a little more – the prop to the market is the lack of alternatives – the fact that rates are so suppressed keeps the market where it is.
Now, to the extent economic progress worldwide continues to be tepid, there's room for rates to decline further and so that prop will continue for a while. It is an attractive investment concept, you know, the notion of buying solid dividend payers with increasing distributions and therefore higher yields in an environment of financial suppression, with rates being forced down by central bankers, is attractive but it doesn't allow for P/E so, ultimately, earnings have to improve.
We've had I think now 22 consecutive quarters where earnings have advanced for the S&P greater than revenues. I am a big believer in lean and mean, and the ability of incremental margins but this is getting long in the tooth.
At some point, to get earnings gains, the economy has to get better. And my guess is that we're going to need fiscal in addition – what's been lacking in terms of getting world economies going, in my opinion, is the absence of fiscal stimulus.
We have gotten a lot of monetary stimulus. So I think it is going to be reasonably hard for the market to have any kind of impressive gains.
I think what active investors, such as we here at Royce and Special Equity perhaps specifically– I know I feel more than ever – I feel that my small-cap portfolio is basically an event waiting to happen.
The valuations are so attractive and the characteristics of the company are so attractive that something in terms of a transactional event or the market really recognizing the attractiveness of the companies is prone to happen.
The way of getting any significant return, I think, is going to be through stock selection and the market overall is not going to provide it, in my opinion, and it's going to be partially through some kind of transactional event.


In the framework of the experiment platform LEnsE (Laboratoire d'Enseignement Expérimental) of the Institut d'Optique Graduate School in Palaiseau, we present a new lab work dedicated to Master-‐II-‐level students. This lab work is integrated in the formation in the field of ultrashort-‐pulse lasers and its objective is to train students to this specific technology. The varied topics include generation, measurement and basic control of ultrashort pulses. Key concepts are studied, such as the time-‐frequency duality, nonlinear effects, the group velocity dispersion (GVD) and more generally managing spectral and temporal phase. The lab work is based on a totally accessible Ti:sapphire laser (Mira 800 from Coherent). It is used to understand crucial concepts in the generation process such as GVD and self-‐phase-‐modulation in the solitonic regime and Kerr lens mode-‐locking. Because the pulse measurement is a crucial issue to address in ultrafast optics, the lab work also studies different apparatus commonly used to fully characterize fs pulse train: photodiode, spectrometer, and more specifically second-‐order autocorrelator. The autocorrelation concept is detailed using a homemade accessible apparatus. For a simple manipulation of femtosecond pulses, we propose to realize a spectral-‐phase control with high-‐dispersive glass to temporally stretch the pulses. GTI mirrors then re-‐compress them. The three pillars generation-‐measurement-‐control will be described with a practical approach at the conference.


Synergy is something to think of as often as possible. You should know your personal goals. Know what the business goals are. Your goals should align well and possibly overlap. You should have the ability to work on either or both whenever possible. If you are not able to, you may seem like you do not have enough motivation.


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Q: Ember.js How to properly filter a model in a component I have the following auto complete component:
Initial idea from EmberCasts: Building an Autocomplete Widget Part 1
App.AutoCompleteComponent = Ember.Component.extend({
    searchText: null,

    searchResults: function() {
        var model = this.get('model');
        var searchText = this.get('searchText');

        console.log(this.get('model')); // shows array

        if (searchText){
            console.log('searching for: ' + searchText); // shows up in console with searchText

            var regex = new RegExp(searchText, 'i');
            model = model.filterBy('name', function(name) {
                console.log(name); // never got reached
                return name.match(regex);
            });
        }

        return model;
    }.property('searchText')
});

My template:
{{auto-complete model=controllers.categories}}

The problem is, that no model item get returned. At the initial state of the program all my categories are shown - I will fix that soon. But it shows me that the auto-complete component does work. The model does get returned at first.
I think  the FilterBy does not what I expect it should do.
I have tried to change the FilterBy part to this and search exactly for the name:
model = model.filterBy('name', searchText);

But that did also not work. Any ideas?

A: you're second approach is the correct one with filterBy, if you want to pass a function you would use filter.
model = model.filterBy('name', searchText);

I bet name doesn't exist on your models, or something along those lines.  If you need more help show us an example of the categories model.
http://emberjs.jsbin.com/oTIxAjI/1/edit
You'll want to use filter
http://emberjs.jsbin.com/oTIxAjI/4/edit

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Mio C250 GPS Device Hits UK Running: They Still Make Standalone GPS Devices?
Gizmodo loves it some GPS and resident GPS nerd Charlie White recently drove around his neck of the woods with several thousand of them simultaneously yelling at him to turn right . One of the featured GPS units is by Mio, who have just unleashed its C250 navigation system over in Albion. (The UK, folks.) The big news is that it combines a 3.5-inch touch screen, which is pretty roomy, with a price that won't leave you penniless (or penceless, as the case may be). It'll hit stores at £169.99, or about $323 in real money. That's great, right?
Well, when you consider that GPS functionality are pretty much a dime a dozen nowadays (GPS is increasingly being built into cellphones now, like the Helio Drift, which also features those adorable Google Maps), you really do question the sense in buying a separate unit. That'd be like buying a video game console that doesn't play back DVDs (oh, wait...) or a computer without an ethernet jack. It's a tough sell, but you might as well jump for a few extra pics.
So, if you need a cheap GPS with all the typical extras (downloadable maps, built-in MP3 player, etc.) the C250 might not be a bad choice. If you're looking a few months/years into the future, however, it might make sense to hold off a bit.


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The healthcare system in Toronto is publicly funded by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP), which affords coverage to all residents of the Ontario province.
This comes at a minimal monthly premium paid through automatic income tax deductions, and allows free access to doctors, specialists and all necessary medical surgeries. Co-payments are minimal or non-applicable.
Unfortunately, only Toronto expats who have residence or work permits are eligible for the tax-funded health insurance plan, so those who don't will need to rely on private health insurance.
Getting public health insurance in Toronto
Expats moving to Toronto must visit a ServiceOntario centre in person to apply for their Toronto health care. Applicants must bring proof of identity (such as their passport), evidence of their OHIP-eligible immigration status (such as a Permanent Resident Card), and confirmation that they live in Toronto (such as a local driver's licence or tax assessment).
Once approved, a card which gives access to the OHIP through a personal health number is posted to the applicant's home and should be carried at all times. In the interim, between applying for the CareCard and receiving it, expats should secure private health insurance.
The OHIP covers its members throughout Canada, provided that Ontario is their place of residence and they spend more than six months of the year in the province.
While the healthcare system is excellent and the medical professionals well trained, the system often falls victim to the pitfalls of bureaucracy. Waiting periods can be long and it is often difficult to find a general practitioner willing to take on new patients.
For this reason, some expats opt to take out private insurance. Private insurance also provides comforts not covered by the public insurance, such as private hospital rooms and dental and optometry services.
Hospitals in Toronto
Below are some of the most prominent hospitals in Toronto.
Website: www.mountsinai.on.ca
Address: 600 University Avenue, Toronto
Website: www.stmichaelshospital.com
Address: 36 Queen St E, Toronto
The Hospital for Sick Kids
Website: www.sickkids.ca
Website: www.uhn.ca
Address: 200 Elizabeth Street, Toronto
►Education and Schools in Toronto provides a comprehensive overview of schooling options in the city
"The public healthcare is great. It does take some adjusting though, especially switching from private healthcare to public healthcare (but that's comparing apples to oranges). In South Africa, I feel the middle class relies on private healthcare where the middle class here relies on public. Expect to wait a bit longer when making healthcare appointments but, on the plus side, it's free."
Read more about South African expat, Figo's experiences in Toronto.
Are you an expat living in Toronto?
Expat Arrivals is looking for locals to contribute to this guide, and answer forum questions from others planning their move to Toronto. Please contact us if you'd like to contribute.

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«Фіоле́нт» — стадіон в Сімферополі. Власник — ВАТ «Завод "Фіолент"».

В експлуатацію введено 1935 року. Місткість стадіону 5000 глядачів.

Історія

Протягом багатьох років на стадіоні проходили матчі чемпіонату СРСР, чемпіонату України, першості Криму та Сімферополя. 28 жовтня 1986 року на стадіоні проводився відбірковий матч молодіжного чемпіонату Європи між збірними СРСР і Норвегії.

Перший офіційний матч у чемпіонатах України футболісти «Динамо-ІгроСервіс» провели 30 липня 2001 року проти команди «Ригонда» (Біла Церква). Матч закінчився перемогою динамівців — 1:0.

Перший матч після реконструкції стадіону пройшов 27 березня 2005 року — «Динамо-ІгроСервіс» — «Сталь» (Алчевськ) — 0:1.

Назви

У різні роки стадіон називався «Синє поле», «Харчовик», «Авангард», «Метеор».

Джерела

 Стадион «Фиолент»

Стадіони Криму
Споруди, збудовані 1935
Спорт у Сімферополі
Архітектура Сімферополя
1935 в українському спорті
засновані у Сімферополі 1935

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V509 Cassiopeiae (V509 Cas ou HR 8752) est une étoile hypergéante jaune dans la constellation de Cassiopée.

HR 8752 est à environ 4500 années-lumière de la Terre. Elle a une magnitude apparente qui a varié d'une valeur supérieure à +6 dans les temps historiques à un pic de +4,6 et maintenant autour de +5,3 et est classée comme une étoile variable semi-régulière de type SRd. Elle subit une forte perte de masse dans le cadre de son évolution rapide et est récemment passée à mi-chemin du vide évolutif jaune en éjectant environ une masse solaire de matière en 20 ans. Son rayon est de 650 (400-900) rayons solaires.

Un compagne chaude de la séquence principale (B1V) a été décrite en 1978 sur la base d'un excès de couleur dans l'ultraviolet.

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Étoile de type spectral G0
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Yes, Hurricane Laura Really Did Tear Down A Confederate Monument
Calcasieu Parish voted to keep the South's Defenders monument in August. Nature disagreed.
Posted on August 27, 2020, 5:54 pm
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In Lake Charles, Louisiana, the fate of a Confederate monument was decided by nature.
Hurricane Laura destroyed the South's Defenders monument, which stood on the grounds of a courthouse in Lake Charles.
This summer, amid a national reckoning on Confederate monuments, protesters called for the statue to be moved to a museum, a point of view shared by Lake Charles Mayor Nic Hunter. The statue was dedicated in 1915, part of a wave of monuments honoring the Confederacy during the Jim Crow era.
"When we think about this Confederate monument, it literally symbolizes white supremacy and enslaved African Americans," Cary Chavis, who started one of three petitions to remove the statue, told local TV station KPLC in June. "So we have this monument out in front of our courthouse, which is to be a place where people can see justice and fairness and we have a monument that represents slavery in front of it, and that's not something we should ever support."
But on Aug. 13, the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury voted to keep the statue, the Lafayette Daily Advertiser reported.
On Aug. 27, Hurricane Laura reversed that decision.
News of the statue's destruction spread quickly online, much to the joy of people supporting the removal of the monument.
"The Confederate general has fallen," tweeted Davante Lewis, a director at Louisiana Budget Project, a watchdog organization.
Davante Lewis @davantelewis
The confederate general has fallen
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"One might say it's God's Will," local lawyer Donald Carl Hodge Jr. said on Facebook.
"Really scary images coming out of Louisiana after Laura. But this - where the hurricane took down a confederate statue that elected officials wouldn't - this is almost enough to make you believe in the arc of the moral universe," tweeted Johns Hopkins assistant professor Christy Thornton.
Hurricane Laura is a Category 4 storm that began tearing through the Gulf Coast overnight, and observers fear it could spell an environmental disaster because of the over 60 refineries and petrochemical plants present in the region.
The hurricane didn't spare the rest of Lake Charles. The city was hit hard this morning and a chemical fire erupted on the outskirts.
Hurricane Laura Could Lead To An Environmental Disaster On The Gulf Coast Emmanuel Felton · Aug. 27, 2020
These Are The Confederate Monuments That Have Been Removed After The Violence In Charlottesville Tasneem Nashrulla · Aug. 22, 2017
People Are Making Fun Of Confederate Statues On Twitter After Trump Called Them "Beautiful" Jarry Lee · Aug. 17, 2017


General Office of Sumgayit State University was founded according to clerical work instruction of the Ministry of Education of the Azerbaijan Republic and in accordance with the statue of SSU.
The office is led by Mammadova Elnara.
The number of employees is 10.
Organizing clerical work of SSU; presenting documents incoming from the Department of the Presidential Administration of the Azerbaijan Republic, Cabinet of the Ministers, Milli Majlis, Ministry of Education, other institutions and organizations to the university administration, providing their distribution to proper structural sections, controlling the execution of documents ; preparing orders and commandments, letters, references and other documents in accordance with the instruction of the administration; registering and distributing them after rector's signature; sealing the documents signed by the SSU administration; organizing the reception of citizens efficiently; placing executed documents of the structural sections of SSU to the archive; organizing the expertise of archive documents; preparing them for handing to the state archives.


This educational poster of the Roman Empire features artistic renderings of an ancient Roman theater, and a bust of the Emperor Hadrian. It also contains a concise and well-explained background history of the Roman Empire, its rise and fall, as well as a small map that shows the extent of the Empire during its prime.
The ancient Romans were famous for their carefully planned cities. They also built a remarkable system of roads, and acqueducts for water. But they are perhaps most noted for their development of a system of laws and government that united a diverse and vast empire.


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State Of Decay 2 System Requirements Revealed And They Are Quite Reasonable
By Ahmad Hassan March 12, 2018 November 26, 2018 Share
State of Decay 2 is one of the Xbox One exclusives that will launch this year and developer Undead Labs has revealed the State Of Decay 2 System Requirements detailing the minimum and recommended specs to play the game.
According to the State Of Decay 2 System Requirements, the game requires 8GB of RAM with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 or AMD Radeon HD 7870 and Intel i5-2500 at 2.7 GHz or AMD FX-6300, these are the minimum requirements to play the game.
As for the recommended State Of Decay 2 system requirements, the game requires 16 GB of RAM with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 or AMD Radeon R9 380 and Intel i5-4570 at 3.2 GHz or AMD FX-8350.
The systems requirements for the game seems to be quite reasonable, however, the requirements didn't reveal the amount of HDD space you will be needing to install it, maybe the devs will reveal it near the game's launch.
Also, developer Undead Labs has confirmed that State Of Decay 2 will be significantly larger than the first game.
According to Undead CEO Jeff Strain, the studio is well aware of the fan's desire for a bigger and better world in the sequel and confirmed that the world is substantially large but did not share any specifics.
I know SoD fans are hungry for details on number and size of maps, regions, kilometers of playable area, etc, but we're not quite ready for that. For now, suffice it to say that the playable area is substantially larger than State of Decay.
Also, Undead CEO added that devs want to game to be fun and the core gameplay is built around "teamwork and cooperation". Also, players will not be forced to stick together, they can get in a car and go anywhere they like.
State of Decay 2 is a survival game in development at Undead labs and is scheduled to launch in May 2018 for PC and Xbox One.
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Investigate #Corruption #ChildAbuse #ParentAbuse #LegalAbuse #Fraud in #FamilyCourt NOW!
The draconian laws of the Family Courts and the administration of these laws manipulated by corrupt legal practitioners and the "Experts" they assign to write Reports to the Court, protect its administrators, report writers, lawyers, barristers, judicial officers and a $5 billion (2008 figures) Family Court Industry that is the envy of all other legal juristictions in Australia both in the amount of money its lawyers and barristers make (at the cost of destruction of young, voiceless, innocent lives) and the outrageous discretion and judicial impunity enjoyed by its judicial officers.
The forbidding cost (monetary, emotional, physical) of brininging to justice individuals in a corrupt system by those who are already victims of the greed and rampant corruption in the Family Courts of Australia, has allowed this system to continue to abuse innocent people and allow corrupt legal practitioners to pervert the course of justice in its current disgraceful state on a daily basis.
Family Courts continue to punish the family violence victims who find the courage against all odds to stand against their abusers. The currency of Family Court is blood and tears of innocent people. The results are lining of pockets of corrupt family court solicitors, barristers, report writers and others.
The less good people stand up against the conduct tolerated and supported in the Family Court, the more arrogant the Family Court legal practitioners and its report writers will become.
Please stand up and make your voice count against the rampant corruption that is in the texture and DNA of a system that rewards the solicitors, barristers, report writers and judges at the cost of devastation and destruction of the very victims of family violence and abuse who turn to these courts for protection.
Family Court of Australia continues to put at risk the lives and well being of those it is supposed to protect, the Children!
Nothing can be reported to the media. No professional body can Hear complaints in relation to any unlawful or illegal conduct of those that the Famaily Court protects.
Judges have absolute power to make Orders that affect Children under such protectionist system.
They rely on "Expert Reports" to protect themsleves. No one can question these so called "Experts". Expert Reports can be purchased. It seems that Court Orders can be purchased. It seems justice can be purchased in the Family Court.
In its 30 plus years of operation, Australia's youth suicide rate has reached number 1 in the developed world. The majority of victims of youth suicide in Australia come from broken homes. In 2015, more young people aged 15-24 died of suicide in Australia than of any other cause. How we treat the most volunerable in our country should be the envy of the developed world instead we fail our children time and time in horrific circumstances.
These are fertile grounds for corruption of the highest degree. Any allegation of corruption and misconduct within the Court Sydnem can only be investigated by the Family Court itself behind closed doors.
No one knows of the nature and outcome of complaints.
There is no independent body to investigate the complaint about judicial misconduct of a Family Court Judge in our country. Unlike any other State or federal Judge, family Court Judges' misconduct is examined before other judges of the Family Court.
Complaints about judicial conduct can not be heard other than in the unforgiving process of Appeal, where other Judges of the Family Court hear the Appeal.
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This sauce adds extra flavors to turkey cutlets.
In fewer than 10 minutes, you can have both perfectly broiled asparagus.
A glaze is one way to transform an uncured ham into a succulent pork roast.
This glaze works well with ham and roast pork.


Thread: What's wrong with my compost?
At end of 90 days, the compost is dark brown, damp, (no smell) but has many lumps ranging from baseball size to golf ball size. The lumps slightly damp, can be smashed between thum and fore finger, are fibrous.
I'm a few months late, so hopefully you've sorted it out by now, but it looks dry/pale, which suggests you don't have a lot of decomposing organic matter going on. I would put a lot more kitchen scraps in there.
Do you still need help with this? Probably, you already solved this by now.
I would also start by adding more kitchen scraps.
To gardeners, compost is considered "black gold" because of its many benefits in the garden. Compost is a great material for garden soil. Adding compost to clay soils makes them easier to work and plant. In sandy soils, the addition of compost improves the water holding capacity of the soil. By adding organic matter to the soil, compost can help improve plant growth and health.


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Steelco can provide software source codes, allowing its customers to become owners of the control system of the machine ("open source architecture"). System platforms available include Siemens and Allen-Bradley which are easily integrated with those already installed by pharmaceutical companies.
Software is developed in compliance with current coding rules and programming and according to standard ISA 88, ISA 95, IEC 61131-3 standard & GAMP 5.
Steelco can install new equipment into an existing automation system through the adoption of a simple (HMI) or more sophisticated (SCADA) man-machine interface.
In compliance with the individual internal policies of each customer, Steelco offers remote service access by using virtual private networks to ensure the confidentiality and safety of all transferred data.
Our machines are level 1 and 2 of the standard ISA 95, with the ability to connect and supply all the next levels.
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St. Mark's Episcopal School in Houston, Texas is seeking a creative, organized, team player to serve as a Middle School Social Studies Teacher. The Middle School Social Studies Teacher is an important member of the Middle School faculty and reports directly to the Head of Middle School. We are looking for a dynamic, forward-thinking and student-centered professional educator who is motivated by problem solving and leading students at this stage of their development and understands the role that technology plays in supporting the educational experience of 21st century learners.
Interested candidates should email their résumé, cover letter, and references as one PDF directly to jobs@stmes.org. To learn more about St. Mark's, visit www.stmes.org.
The community of St. Mark's Episcopal School celebrates the uniqueness of each child. We are stewards of our students' intellectual curiosity, faith, and passion for discovery. We cultivate joy, playfulness, and growth in a child-centered environment. Located in the West University Place neighborhood of Houston, St. Mark's serves 490 students from two-year-olds through 8th grade. St. Mark's is an engaging community of learners where the school partners with its families in preparing each student for the path that lies ahead through a stimulating, whole-child school experience. Through offerings in athletics, performing and visual arts, technology, Spanish and a robust curriculum, St. Mark's prepares its graduates for the many high school options Houston offers, and successfully places its students in high schools which best fit each. St. Mark's is an Episcopal school, and as part of the St. Mark's Episcopal Church parish, is known as a community environment and second home to over 320 families. The school is committed to its positive relationship with families, believing strongly in the power of a fully engaged dynamic between school and home. As a place where children are ...known, teachers understand what it means to meet children where they are, which plays a crucial role in fostering each child's spirit.


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This is why Toronto still has water towers sprinkled around the city
We've all seen them: the hulking white tanks emblazoned with the City's recognizable blue logo. Toronto's water towers are at once familiar and mysterious.
And while they may not fill the role of landmark here—as they do in rural areas without taller structures—the massive tanks play a major role in our daily lives that's easy to take for granted.
"The main functions of elevated tanks are to store and pressurize water for distribution to a local area", says William Fernandes, Director, Water Treatment & Supply at Toronto Water. "Water is pumped up to a higher elevation and provides gravity-driven hydrostatic pressure."
Fernandes, and area operations supervisor Gary Thompson, are passionate when describing the system functions.
The towers allow for "consistent" water pressure to be delivered despite changing levels of demand and supply. High demand results in lower tank levels; when demand is low the tanks fill up again.
Importantly, towers work well in areas where large underground reservoirs would be too expensive or otherwise not feasible.
These features make the tanks crucial to Toronto Water's operations in the areas they serve.
The City division, which employs approximately 1,600 people, is responsible for treating, storing, and distributing potable (i.e., drinkable) water within city limits.
Toronto Water currently operates four towers, all but one of which was built in 1958-1959:
Whitlam Tank (Whitlam Ave, near Kipling Ave & Lakeshore Ave)
Leslie Tank (Talwood Dr, Leslie St north of Lawrence Ave E)
Warden Tank (Warden Ave, south of Eglinton Ave E)
Rouge Tank (Sheppard Ave E. east of Morningside Ave)
Of these, the Rouge Tank, built in 1974, is by far the largest, with an astounding capacity of 7.6 megaliters, or 7,600,000 litres of water.
There are various other elevated tanks in Toronto, including ones owned by the City, such as the recognizable one at the Ashbridges Bay wastewater treatment plant. However these provide pressure only to a specific plant, not to the public.
As with all the towers, the Rouge Tank's functions (such as pumping and level monitoring) are automated, with staff working on site only to perform needed maintenance.
Fun fact: because of their height, the tanks double as cell / communication towers. Inside, they can easily accommodate a few vehicles.
What does the future hold for Toronto's water storage behemoths?
While no major maintenance is planned for the next few years, the City's capital works plan includes repainting/recoating of all four towers, beginning in 2027 with the Warden Tank.


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What education do you need to become a Social Policy Researchers, Consultants and Program Officers?
1. A bachelor's degree or college diploma in a social science or related discipline, or in business administration is usually required.
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3. Home economists require a bachelor's degree in home economics, home economics education, human ecology, nutrition and food sciences or family and consumer studies.
4. Registration is available, but voluntary, for the designation "Registered Home Economist" in New Brunswick, Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta, and "Registered Professional Home Economist" in British Columbia.
5. Most recent entrants have a graduate degree, and almost 2 in 5 have a undergraduate unversity degree .
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Pavel Kadikov (), ruski hokejist, * 11. februar 1966, Moskva, Rusija.

Kadikov je v sovjetski oziroma ruski ligi igral za klube Krila Sovjetov, SKA Kalinin, Voronež Buran, Torpedo Gorki in Torpedo Nižni-Novgorod. V sezonah 1993/94 in 1994/95 je igral za HK Jesenice v slovenski ligi in s klubom obakrat osvojil tudi naslov državnega prvaka, sam pa je bil drugi oziroma tretji strelec lige.  V preostanku kariere je igral v več evropskih ligah, kariero pa končal pri ruskem nižjeligašu MGU Moskva.

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| Evropska liga
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| 01/02
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Ruski hokejski centralni napadalci
Ruski hokejski levokrilni napadalci
Hokejisti Krila Sovjetov
Hokejisti SKA Kalinin
Hokejisti Voronež Buran
Hokejisti Torpedo Gorki
Hokejisti Torpedo Nižni-Novgorod
Hokejisti HC Fribourg-Gottéron
Hokejisti HK Jesenice
Hokejisti HC Amiens
Hokejisti Wiener EV
Hokejisti HC Briançon
Hokejisti MGU Moskva
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Home » CDR » 2021 Symposium Recorded Webinars Package » Recorded Symposium Session: Humanizing...
Recorded Symposium Session: Humanizing Nutrition: Unveiling the Digital Curtain
Advancing in the field and business of nutrition has meant embracing technology and incorporating more online-savvy ways to communicate. While technology has expanded the options for how we work and whom we serve, it's also caused RDs to spend hours behind a computer and not directly engaging with people.
At the end of the day, while we work in nutrition, we are in the business of people. Mandy Enright, MS, RDN, RYT, and Yvette Perrier Quantz, RDN, CSSD, LDN empower RDs to get back to humanizing the field of nutrition. They will emphasize developing connections that create our circle of success: RDs to RDs, RDs to consumers, and RDs to other industries. The duo will explore the importance of human interaction for dietitians, how to connect and captivate, and strategies for relationship building. The role of technology to enhance relationships will be explored, in addition to how to pivot when direct human connection is not possible. Participants will be encouraged to step away from behind the digital curtain and connect on a more personal level with the people they serve.
Strategize how to engage with clients, colleagues, and community leaders to enhance relationships.
Identify opportunities for promotion and lead generation within local communities.
Understand and implement marketing techniques that target ideal clients and increase referrals.
Create systems that transform the initial client meeting into business opportunities.
Develop practical solutions that help maintain relationships when in-person meetings or gatherings are not an option.
3.3.4, 11.3.3, 12.1.3
Mandy Enright, MS, RDN, RYT, is a registered dietitian, yoga, and fitness instructor based at the Jersey Shore. She specializes in corporate wellness, nutrition communications, and helping provide simple, actionable mealtime solutions from planning to preparation. She is known as the FOOD + MOVEMENT® Dietitian for her fun and flexible approach to maximize body and mind performance through lifestyle and mindset changes that integrate rather than deviate into our busy daily lives.
Mandy received her B.A. in Advertising/Public Relations from Penn State University and worked as an advertising executive at top agencies in New York City, NY. She changed careers and returned to school to earn her M.S. in Nutrition Education from Montclair State University and completed her Dietetic Internship through the Rutgers School of Health Professions. Mandy is also an avid fitness enthusiast who holds certifications in yoga, stand up paddleboard (SUP) yoga, aerial yoga, and kickboxing.
The presenter reports the following relevant disclosures: Consultant: Spokesperson for American Dairy Association Northeast, Produce for Better Health Foundation, American Heart Association of NJ. Other Financial and Material Support: Spouse works for Kellogg Company Association of NJ. She has certified that no conflict of interest exists for this program. View our disclosure policy.
Yvette Perrier Quantz, RDN, CSSD, LDN, is a well-respected registered dietitian and nutrition expert with over 20 years of experience. In 2008, she started her private practice, Food Therapy, with a fresh, holistic approach to nutrition consulting and considers the whole person - their personality, lifestyle, family, and career - as integral parts of a successful overall nutrition plan. In 2010 she founded Customized Nutrition Newsletters, which helps dietitians, health coaches, and wellness professionals compose emails using pre-written content. She also wrote her first book "The Little Black Book of Foodspirations®" in 2010, as well as "Foodspirations®," an inspirational card and print line.
Yvette serves as the resident Operations and Marketing Dietitian for Eat Fit Acadiana, and works with local restaurants and community leaders to increase awareness and improve access to healthy food. She received her B.S. in Kinesiology from Louisiana State University in 2001, went on to study dietetics and nutrition at Nicholls State University, and completed her Dietetic Internship at Winthrop University in 2003.


Are you looking for a fun and effective way to train your dog?
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Dog owners from all walks of life. So, whether you have little time to train your dog, our training courses are designed to be short and take just a few minutes a day.
...And for anyone who wants to train their dog without physical punishments and corrections. We use positive reinforcements as a way to communicate what we want the dog to do.
Click here to enroll in this course now.
Inside this course, you will learn how to train a dog to walk nicely next to you without pulling or yanking on the leash. The concept of this course, and what makes it different from everything else out there, is the emphasis on building your dog's five core walking skills.
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There are a lot of considerations in choosing a sports floor, but one factor that should not be overlooked is Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). Indoor sports facilities are places for athletic competition, but they are also places that promote health through physical activity. Creating a healthy indoor environment for players and facility users should be a key part of any sports flooring decision for schools, gymnasiums, churches, community centers, and fitness centers.
Approximately 61 million people in the United States suffer from asthma or allergies, making it more prevalent than diabetes, coronary heart disease, and cancer combined. Asthma alone is responsible for 10.5 million school absences per year and allergy cases now affect one in five Americans. Some causes of this epidemic cannot be controlled, like genetics and outdoor conditions, but indoor air quality is one factor that can. It can have a dramatic impact, too. Since we spend around 93% of our time indoors, good IAQ is the most effective environmental remedy for asthma and allergy sufferers. On the other hand, poor IAQ not only exacerbates asthma and allergies, it can also cause headaches and dizziness among facility users.
Creating a healthy space for sports and physical education activities is only fitting. We have a solution that is certified asthma and allergy friendly. Omnisports was the first sports flooring to receive the asthma & allergy friendly™ certification from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.


The mountain men lived lives of daring adventure. These men include popular legends such as Jim Bridger, Thomas Fitzpatrick, and Jedediah Smith. But what kind of men were the mountain men? What caused these men to come to the Rocky Mountains? The movie Legacy of the Mountain Man describes the life and lore of the men who became legend.
Also included is a brief history of the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale, Wyoming. This museum exhibits many artifacts and displays of the era that helped carve the untamed West.
This entry was posted on December 1, 2016 by mmmuseum.


The objective is to add points to a rectangular mesh using the createpts command. A rectangular geometry is defined. The createpts command is used to create a point distribution within the geometry exercising various options available to the command. The output consists of one gmv file.


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Q: Xpath Part NULL, with xpaths set via content control toolkit I've been able to set, via code, the xpaths for the placeholders found in the document.

for (Object o : finderSdtRun.results) {

            if (o instanceof SdtRun){

                SdtPr sdtPr=((SdtRun) o).getSdtPr();
                Tag t = sdtPr.getTag();
                CTDataBinding ctDataBinding = Context.getWmlObjectFactory().createCTDataBinding();
                //JAXBElement jaxbDB = Context.getWmlObjectFactory().createSdtPrDataBinding(ctDataBinding);
                sdtPr.setDataBinding(ctDataBinding);
                ctDataBinding.setXpath("tuttappostaferragost");
                ctDataBinding.setStoreItemID("something");

                ObjectFactory factory = new org.opendope.xpaths.ObjectFactory();

                DataBinding db = factory.createXpathsXpathDataBinding();
                db.setXpath("tuttappostaferragost");
                db.setStoreItemID("something");

                Xpaths.Xpath xp = factory.createXpathsXpath();
                xp.setDataBinding(db);
                xp.setId("something");

          try {
                    wordMLPackage.getMainDocumentPart().getXPathsPart().getContents().getXpath().add(xp);
                } catch (Docx4JException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }

                ;
The problem is that, once set, they are not recognized by word, so I thought to add the created Xpaths to a new XpathPart, and then add it to the main Document part.
But I failed because the method:
 wordMLPackage.getMainDocumentPart().getXPathsPart()
returns null. This sounded reasonable, since only content control was set, without any Xpath.
Then I set the Xpaths via content control toolkit and the same line of code like above, returned me null, which added a lot of confusion in my yet confused ideas.
Is there any way to tell the document that new Xpath have been added to the document?
I mean, if there is a way to add Xpath via code (the w:databinding w:storedItemId tags), why it is not possible to make it work?
In general I want to add Xpath and all information necessary, via code, avoiding the use of any toolkit.
Thank you :D

A: First, you have to decide whether you want plain old Word databinding, or the additional OpenDoPE capabilities (which use the content control tag to support repeats, conditionals etc).
You only need an XPaths part if you are using the OpenDoPE extensions.
I'll assume for now that you are just looking to do basic Word content control databinding.
To set that up programmatically, you need to add a custom xml part, and a rel from it to its itemProps.xml part, which contains something like:
<ds:datastoreItem ds:itemID="{5448916C-134B-45E6-B8FE-88CC1FFC17C3}" xmlns:ds="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/customXml">
  <ds:schemaRefs/>
</ds:datastoreItem>

(to add a part B to part A, use partA.addTargetPart)
You can see it is this part with gives the custom xml part its itemID; this corresponds with the value you set in:
        DataBinding db = factory.createXpathsXpathDataBinding();
        db.setStoreItemID("something");

Then, set the XPath via the method you were using.


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They wore that? Photos from the red carpet at the 2022 Primetime Emmy Awards
Updated: Sep. 15, 2022, 9:40 a.m. |
Published: Sep. 12, 2022, 5:34 p.m.
Red Carpet Photos: 2022 Primetime Emmy Awards
NEW YORK (AP) — Hannah Waddingham wore Dolce & Gabbana with bedazzled high top sneakers on her feet Monday while Elle Fanning went Old Hollywood in a gown designed by Sharon Long of her show, "Catherine," as glamour returned to the Emmys in sticky Los Angeles humidity.
Waddingham, from "Ted Lasso," showed off her comfy white shoes beneath her corseted strapless pink look. Fanning, her hair in a pinned-back bob, said she wanted to honor the creatives on her show that provided her with her first Emmys nod. Fanning's look was black and pink, embellished at the chest.
"I've always been inspired by the Old Hollywood glam of the '50s," Fanning said.
Nominee Sheryl Lee Ralph of "Abbott Elementary" had a fashion faux pas before arriving at the Emmys.
"A designer gave my co-star and me the same sketch for the same gown," she said, having discovered it on set when Lisa Ann Walter showed Ralph what she was wearing to the awards.
"Up until five days ago I had no gown so Brandon Blackwood stepped up. He was in Japan and started rendering the gown on his Pacific flight," Ralph said.
Ralph was resplendent in a black velvet strapless gown with orange underside and a slit to her upper thigh. She carried a tiny orange purse.
Connie Britton was in a goddess gown by Monique Lhuillier in a soft pink, a cape like effect at the back. Britt Lower, from "Severance," donned a Venetian beaded gown in gold with matching elbow-length gloves. There were cut outs up top and thin embellished straps.
"It felt like I wanted to wear outer space. I have an appreciation for fabrics, my mom was a home economics teacher. I feel great in it," Lower told The Associated Press.
Laverne Cox and Himesh Patel helped kick off the parade of fashion, she in a bold black armor-esque Jean Paul Gaultier Couture mini and he in a white print tuxedo jacket, eschewing the usual evening black. Royal blue on Sarah Thompson (a "Yellowjackets" writer), marigold yellow and more — bright color was a strong starter of the night.
"I'm quite warm, I'm in a three-piece suit. I love this suit, but I wasn't expecting the heat," Patel said.
Natasha Rothwell of "The White Lotus" chose red for a gown with balloon short sleeves and a hot commodity on fashion carpets — pockets! Megan Stalter also went for red in a sheer dress that celebrated her curves. Jen Tullock of "Severance" was in the red zone, a thigh high slit and structured sleeve number by Thierry Mugler, worn with drop pearl earrings.
"I'm such a fan of his line. It's elegant but still has a sense of humor," Tullock said.
Stalter, from "Hacks, was in burned out velvet by Norma Kamali. She had a faux red rose pinned between her breasts.
"It took my breath away and my words. It's kind of a sexy dress. It's wild like me," she said.
Jung Ho-yeon, the it girl and Louis Vuitton ambassador from "Squid Game," wore an all-around, multicolored figure-hugging look from the brand. It was custom in a tweed design with all-around sequins. Her jewels were Vuitton, too.
"I still can't believe it. It hasn't sunk in yet, but I'm just going to enjoy the day and cherish the moment," she said of her nomination.
Some of the men dismissed black for all-white tuxedos, including Nicholas Braun from "Succession" in a double-breasted tux from Christian Dior. Andrew Garfield also went for white. Speaking of white, Jean Smart decided on it, too, with an elegant collar that fell off one shoulder. Ellie Saab designed Kerry Washington's short draped dress with a long overskirt and a riot of organza lilies on one shoulder.
Smart's gown was made by Christian Siriano, as was the white look of Laura Linney.
Robin Thede also wore Siriano in stunning pastel blue, while Jerrod Carmichael went furry in a long, white fox fur coat. Carmichael laughed at the heat and humidity.
"This was Puff Daddy's coat. He wore it in a video," the "Saturday Night Live" comic said.
Carmichael was shirtless under the fur and wore a sunburst platinum necklace. His black satin pants were accented by the top of his white underwear peaking out. He was sockless in his black loafers.
Colman Domingo of "Euphoria" was already a winner as he walked the carpet. He earned an Emmy for guest actor in a drama series at the earlier creative arts awards.
"I've been celebrating all week long to the point where I had to wake up and take a couple of ibuprofen," he said.
Domingo wore a gold brocade open jacket and matching pants.
"I want to feel like a king," he said.
Domingo carried a platinum-studded battery-operated fan in an attempt to ward off the oppressive humidity, unusual for Los Angeles.
Mark Indelicato was in the red club, sort of. Indelicato's hair was bright red and his black tux sported long split tails like a train. And more of the men? Phil Dunster of "Ted Lasso" went for burgundy tux with black lapels, though his Lasso co-star Brett Goldstein stayed with black.
Emily Heller, meanwhile, went in a different direction. She had a "Kick Me" sign on the back of her short floral dress, and a bit of toilet paper stuck to one shoe.
By Leanne Italie. Beth Harris contributed.


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Eagles To Send Three Wrestlers To State Meet
Posted on February 10, 2019 in News
Senior Stewart Mossholder wrestles at semi-state
By CHUCK LANDIS – clandis@chronicle-tribune.com
FORT WAYNE — No matter what happens next, nothing beats the thrill of getting a ticket punched for the IHSAA state wrestling finals.
Moments after securring his place with a second-round decision, Oak Hill 182-pounder Bradley Rosman jumped into the arms of coach Andrew King like he was shot from a cannon. Similar emotion releases came from three other Grant County wrestlers during the semistate tournament at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne.
"I felt I had accomplished what I'd been dreaming about," Rosman said. "One of my goals my whole life is to go to state and I feel really happy about that."
What made it more emotional was Rosman's father Chris passed away following last year's semistate when Bradley lost in the ticket round. Bradley said he knew Chris would have been thrilled he achieved his objective.
"He was on my mind the whole day," Bradley said of his father. "Mission accomplished."
Joining Rosman at Friday and Saturday's state finals are two Oak Hill teammates, Harper Dedman and Stewart Mossholder, and Madison-Grant's A.J. Jones. The four county wrestlers are the largest contingent since four also went to the 2005 finals which included Rosman's brother Craig Rosman.
After punching their tickets, Dedman and Mossholder moved on to the finals and finished runners-up in their weight classes, while Rosman and Jones won consolation matches for third place. The Eagles would place fifth in the team standings, their best finish ever at semistate.
"I lost in the ticket round last year, it really motivated me," said Dedman, who competed in the 113-pound class. "It's incredible. I've dreamed of wrestling down at Bankers Life (Fieldhouse) since I was a little kid and it's finally coming true."
Dedman and Mossholder fell one step of becoming Oak Hill's second semistate champion (Owen Perkins in 2016 was the first). Both lost to Huntington North wrestlers in the finals — Dedman 11-2 to Preston Teusch at 113 pounds and Mossholder was pinned by Charlie Agnew at 195.
Agnew was the same wrestler who deprived Mossholder of a state finals ticket in 2018 in a 6-2 decision. Mossholder fell behind early and never could get back on his feet to muster a counterattack before Agnew closed out the match in the third period.
"He's tough, no doubt about it," Mossholder said of Agnew. "I wrestled him last year in the first round and he's strong and knew I had to be careful with what I did. I was down (5-0) going into the third and I felt like he gave me an opportunity, but he muscled right through it and worked out in his favor and once I was on bottom I was pinned."
While Dedman and Tuesch have met many times growing up, the semistate was their first as high schoolers.
"I couldn't really get off bottom and my attacks weren't very good," Dedman said of facing Tuesch. "I wasn't wrestling too great in the finals, but you have to give him props."
Rosman pinned Garrett's Austin Leach in the consolation match after dropping a 5-2 decision to Jay County's Mason Winner, the eventual champion, in the semifinals. Jones needed 23 seconds to pin Monroe Central's Logan Swallow for third place after dropping a 4-1 decision to Yorktown's Holden Parsons, who went on to win the 285-pound class.
Of all the county wrestlers, Jones had the most dramatic match to get to state. After trailing in the third period, he came back to beat Carroll, Fort Wayne's Reeve Muncie 4-2 in overtime. Jones was just able to keep his feet inbounds as a put Muncie on the mat for the winning takedown.
Two local wrestlers who wrestled at state last year won't make a return trip. Mississinewa's Kyler Funk dropped a 5-2 decision to NorthWood's Jake Lone, also a state finalist in 2018. Marion's Victor Lee did not make weight at 195, and he had been the top-rated wrestler according to indianamat.com and third in the state.
"We worked hard all summer and this is what we came here for," Marion coach Lonnie Johnson said. "It's not only disappointing to me but it's disappointing to the coaching staff, the principal, AD, every person in Marion Giants nation."
Funk was twice assessed 1-point penalties for striking Lone's head, the second time after he had tied the match.
"Jake Lone is No. 1 in our semistate and ranked very highly in our state," Ole Miss coach Kurt Funk said. "He placed in the state last year and we knew we'd have our hands full, and we were gonna have to wrestle well. He made mistakes in the match but hopefully learned from them and can come back strong in his senior year."


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Generation C is redefining the nature of traditional marketing and customr service while coincidentally, technological innovations is redefining careers and the workplace
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Generation C is redefining the nature of traditional marketing and customer service while coincidentally, technological innovations are redefining careers and the workplace.
Generation C, or connected, can be described as the current 18- to 34-year-olds who rule social media, online video, smart phones, tablets and TV viewership. They have a passion for engagement, creativity, connection, contribution and self-directed consumption. And they measure the importance of their personal and work worlds by experiences that answer the question "how will this feel?"
Brian Solis, author of The End of Business As Usual: Rewire the Way You Work To Succeed in the Consumer Revolution and What's The Future of Business? Changing The Way Businesses Create Experiences, says this about Generation C: "Their brains are wired differently … we complain about privacy in social networks. They've mastered it. We don't get why people share as much online. They've created incredible filters to sort through the noise. We use Google to find information but they go to trusted networks and YouTube videos to make decisions. We watch TV on televisions. They watch TV on tablets and smartphones."
How will this impact business? Solis cites a 2012 report by Google Insights that shows shoppers rely on as many as eight sources when making purchase decisions.
He contends that all industries are moving toward a place where people rely on the Internet to get information, and create a new epicentre of influence which will claim every moment of truth, rich with shared experiences that populate YouTube, blogs, review sites, communities and apps." Shareable experiences will be the core of consumer transactions.
How will these business developments interact with technological innovation, which in turn will affect the jobs of the future? New technology will eradicate some jobs, change others and create new categories of employment, writes Ben Shiller in Fast Company. He outlines examples of jobs in the near future: digital death manager, un-schooling counselor, 3-D printing handyman, digital detox specialist, microbial balancer and urban shepherd.
These predictions are echoed in The Future Work Skills 2020 report by the Institute for the Future for the University of Phoenix Research Institute which predicts how smart machines and new media will reshape how we think about work and the skills needed for it.
The report observes that because the number of people in North America age 60 and older will increase by 70%, we'll see a major rearrangement of our approach to careers, family life and education. Aging individuals will increase opportunities, products and redirect services to accommodate healthy and active senior years. New smart machines will enter offices, factories and homes in numbers never seen before.
But most of the jobs related to those machines will be automated and carried out by robots, not people. Speaking at a recent Washington D.C. think tank, The American Enterprise Institute, Bill Gates said that within 20 years many jobs (including some current professions such as accounting and nursing) will be replaced by software automation and that most businesses and governments are not prepared for the subsequent impact. His remarks reflect a similar prediction by The Economist.
These business and technology developments will clearly reshape the kinds of jobs in demand and significantly impact the younger generations. The Future of Workskills report argues that in the next decade, individuals will need to demonstrate adaptability and flexibility to rapidly changing work environments and become lifelong learners.
Also, a focus on critical thinking skills, and the prominence of soft skills such as interpersonal and collaboration will be valued more than pure technical skills. A revised and redefined role for human resources departments will be critical, by developing a mindset to hire people for positions that do not even exist today, and helping us navigate a collaborative economy.
Ray Williams is president of Ray Williams Associates, a Vancouver-based firm that provides leadership training, executive coaching and speaking services. He is author of the book, Breaking Bad Habits, and also a contributing author of a best selling book, Ready, Aim, Influence. He can be reached at ray@raywilliamsassociates.com
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This blog by Polis Summer School student Reena Gurung is based on a talk by BBC News producer Stuart Hughes who lost a leg in a landmine explosion while covering the conflict in Iraq.
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Ever since the Vietnam War, media globalisation has made conflict a part of everyone's life in this modern world. This is where the war reporters play the crucial role of mediators to bring us stories covering the various dimensions of war from some of the most vulnerable places of the earth.
Stuart Hughes from BBC said journalists covering war have been labeled as 'war correspondents', but many reject the label.
As someone who reported from Iraq, Bosnia to Afghanistan and vastly covering the news coming out of the Arab Spring, Stuart began with the imperatives of the role that technology is playing in changing the spectrum of war reportage. He set out a timeline from the Second World War where correspondents started reporting carrying acetate discs to the first satellite phones that were used in Iraq and Bosnia during the early 90s. Then he underlined the practice of videophones, which were widely operated in the early 2000s in Iraq and Middle East.
Now they have BGANS (Broadband Global Area Networks) and Wi-Fi , and this has completely transformed the face of war reporting, pushing editorial to new boundaries, said Stuart. These technological breakthroughs have in fact made getting the news out of hostile situations in Afghanistan, the Middle East and North Africa feasible.
Stuart emphasized the importance of opportunities that new techology has introduced to the field of war reporting. But he also argued that modern technology could be a curse, as work pressure would multiply, as everything becomes faster and more competitive at the same time.
In one of the interviews that Stuart showed, the BBC's outstanding correspondent Alan Little highlighted his experience of the effects of technological changes during two Iraq wars. In 1991, reporters would have more time to ask questions to people and scrutinize, as there were no instant communications as such. On the other hand, Alan mentioned that the satellite phones made immediate live coverage possible in 2003, which changed the war coverage into something even more demanding.
There is a particular notion that Stuart Hughes thinks people in general often misunderstand about war reporters. He said he could not think of a single (good) reporter who has been to war who would be happy with the term 'war correspondent'. We also saw Alan Little, Caroline Wyatt and other prominent correspondents agreeing with Stuart.
Stuart said they would prefer to be thought of as journalists who happen to be in a war zone rather than as a cliched macho 'war correspondent'.
Thirdly, Stuart highlighted the role of embedding, where journalists are working closely with the protection of the military. He told that this idea of embedding is in fact a product of 2003 Iraq war.
What about the future? Stuart highlighted that covering war has always been expensive and resources are limited. Now even the military has started using its own cameras in combat to document its own frontline stories and to provide material for mainstream media.
But Stuart contended that in spite of the growth of citizen journalism and filming by the military or NGOs, Correspondents with the right training and experience are always required to give context and insight into life during conflicts. He said their work would always be vital, no matter how much the media transforms itself in this digital age.
So why did Stuart get involved in this genre of journalism? He said he wanted to do something different and when he realized that he was more or less sucked into this, he wanted to move on further to advance his career. The consequence of that choice was dramatic for him personally.
Stuart explained how he got caught in the minefield on the town of Kifri, Iraq in 2003. One of his legs was amputated below his knee. This hasn't stopped Stuart from working. In fact, he says it has made him stronger and he is now one of the BBC's senior World Affairs producers. His story is truly inspiring.
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