text:
Browse Legislation
Coronavirus Legislation
Changes To Legislation
Search Legislation
Title: (or keywords in the title)
Type: All UK Legislation (excluding originating from the EU)--------------------------------------------All Legislation (including originating from the EU)--------------------------------------------All Primary Legislation UK Public General Acts UK Local Acts Acts of the Scottish Parliament Acts of Senedd Cymru Acts of the National Assembly for Wales Measures of the National Assembly for Wales Church Measures Acts of the Northern Ireland Assembly Acts of the Old Scottish Parliament Acts of the English Parliament Acts of the Old Irish Parliament Acts of the Parliament of Great Britain Northern Ireland Orders in Council Measures of the Northern Ireland Assembly Acts of the Northern Ireland Parliament--------------------------------------------All Secondary Legislation UK Statutory Instruments Wales Statutory Instruments Scottish Statutory Instruments Northern Ireland Statutory Rules Church Instruments UK Ministerial Directions UK Ministerial Orders UK Statutory Rules and Orders Northern Ireland Statutory Rules and Orders--------------------------------------------All Legislation originating from the EU Regulations originating from the EU Decisions originating from the EU Directives originating from the EU European Union Treaties--------------------------------------------All Draft Legislation UK Draft Statutory Instruments Scottish Draft Statutory Instruments Northern Ireland Draft Statutory Rules--------------------------------------------All Impact Assessments UK Impact Assessments
The Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Regulations 2020
Scottish Statutory Instruments
2020 No. 344
Paragraph 13
Previous: Paragraph
Next: Paragraph
Plain View
What Version
Latest available (Revised)
Original (As made)
Opening Options
Open whole Instrument
Open Instrument without Schedules
Open Schedules only
Original: Queen's Printer Version
This is the original version (as it was originally made).
Restriction on gatherings in private dwellings in a Level 4 area
This section has no associated Policy Notes
13.—(1) A person must not attend a gathering in a private dwelling located in a Level 4 area, unless the gathering—
(a)takes place outdoors and consists of no more than six persons from no more than two households,
(b)takes place outdoors and—
(i)where at least one person in the gathering has attained 12 years of age but has not attained 18 years of age, consists of no more than six persons who are all under 18 years of age, or
(ii)all the persons in the gathering are under 12 years of age,
(c)is for the purpose of—
(i)work or providing voluntary or charitable services,
(ii)childcare, education or training,
(iii)providing care or assistance to a vulnerable person,
(iv)providing emergency or medical assistance,
(v)avoiding injury, illness or escaping a risk of harm,
(vi)facilitating a house move,
(vii)fulfilling a legal obligation,
(viii)facilitating shared parenting arrangements,
(d)is a funeral, marriage ceremony or civil partnership registration, or
(e)is taking place in student accommodation, where all the persons in the gathering—
(i)are using cooking, dining, toilet or washing facilities which are shared with any person who is not a member of their household, and
(ii)have the accommodation as their only or main residence.
(2) For the purpose of sub-paragraph (1)(a), children under 12 years of age are not to be included when counting the number of people or households attending a gathering.
PrintThe Whole Instrument
PDF The Whole Instrument
Web page The Whole Instrument
PrintThe Whole Schedule
PDF The Whole Schedule
Web page The Whole Schedule
PrintThe Whole Part
PDF The Whole Part
Web page The Whole Part
PrintThis Section only
PDF This Section only
Web page This Section only
Legislation is available in different versions:
Latest Available (revised):The latest available updated version of the legislation incorporating changes made by subsequent legislation and applied by our editorial team. Changes we have not yet applied to the text, can be found in the 'Changes to Legislation' area.
Original (As Enacted or Made): The original version of the legislation as it stood when it was enacted or made. No changes have been applied to the text.
Different options to open legislation in order to view more content on screen at once
Policy Note sets out a brief statement of the purpose of a Scottish Statutory Instrument and provides information about its policy objective and policy implications. They aim to make the Scottish Statutory Instrument accessible to readers who are not legally qualified and accompany any Scottish Statutory Instrument or Draft Scottish Statutory Instrument laid before the Scottish Parliament from July 2012 onwards. Prior to this date these type of notes existed as 'Executive Notes' and accompanied Scottish Statutory Instruments from July 2005 until July 2012.
Access essential accompanying documents and information for this legislation item from this tab. Dependent on the legislation item being viewed this may include:
the original print PDF of the as enacted version that was used for the print copy
lists of changes made by and/or affecting this legislation item
confers power and blanket amendment details
all formats of all associated documents
correction slips
links to related legislation and further information resources
Use this menu to access essential accompanying documents and information for this legislation item. Dependent on the legislation item being viewed this may include:
the original print PDF of the as made version that was used for the print copy
Click 'View More' or select 'More Resources' tab for additional information including:
All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0 except where otherwise stated. This site additionally contains content derived from EUR-Lex, reused under the terms of the Commission Decision 2011/833/EU on the reuse of documents from the EU institutions. For more information see the EUR-Lex public statement on re-use.
© Crown and database right


text:
Falls of Foyers
Foyers / Loch Ness, Scotland, UK (Great Britain)
Europe >> UK (Great Britain) >> Scotland >> Foyers, Inverness-shire, Loch Ness
About Falls of Foyers
Hiking Distance: 1.4 miles round trip (to views of main falls only); 1.8 miles round trip (to Loch Ness view)
Waterfall Longitude: -4.49157
The Falls of Foyers (Eas na Smuide in Scottish Gaelic meaning the Smoking Falls; pronounced "es-nuh-SMOOD-yuh") was a very attractive waterfall at the small hamlet of Foyers on the quieter eastern side of the famous Loch Ness.
I've seen in the literature that it has a 165ft drop.
The Falls of Foyers
Given how hard it was to compose photos from either of the two main lookouts without the falls filling almost the entire frame, I guess that lends some credence to the height figure.
The Heritage of the Falls of Foyers
The Falls of Foyers even inspired poems devoted to the waterfall both from cultural Scottish icon Robert Burns as well as "Scotland's worst poet" William McGonagall.
Given how powerfully the waterfall flowed during our visit on a beautiful late August afternoon in 2014, it wasn't hard to imagine why someone thought of the falls as tending to "smoke."
Even Robert Burns saw a "horrid cauldron" when he first visited in 1787.
However, it was hard to believe that the Falls of Foyers was said to have lost most of its volume from a hydropowered aluminum plant that essentially shaped the town of Foyers in 1894.
Looking at the Falls of Foyers from the upper viewpoint
The plant eventually was deprecated in 1967, and the power of the Falls of Foyers was re-purposed into a pumped storage facility that now is said to supply local towns and cities with electricity.
In addition, we spotted a sign here that made us aware that apparently accessing the views of the falls was not easy back before the 1830s.
It involved a fair bit of cliff scrambling to descend to a point where the Falls of Foyers could be seen.
Apparently, one rich visitor was willing to give 5 pounds as seed money to fund the building of a safer access path.
Fortunately, Joseph Mitchell, who was a companion of that visitor, happened to be a civil engineer who managed to raise an additional 45 pounds to finally build "the first safe access."
The Falls of Foyers Experience
Julie and Tahia checking out the Falls of Foyers from the upper viewing area
Upon our visit, we basically followed a well-defined downhill trail that began right across the B852 road from the Waterfall Cafe (see directions below).
That trail followed some steps and got a bit rocky in places (which might be slippery when wet) until we'd eventually reach the upper viewing area roughly 20 minutes from the start.
Since we were looking right against the sun, I guess the early afternoon wasn't the best time of day to see the falls.
However, when I did a little more exploring by continuing further down the trail, I'd eventually reach a much better lower viewpoint about ten minutes later.
Context of people checking out the Falls of Foyers from the lower viewing area
From this vantage point, the sun was blocked by the tall vertical cliffs flanking the waterfall.
I was even able to look up towards that upper viewpoint that we had been at earlier (providing some perspective as to how far down I went).
Technically speaking, the Falls of Foyers experience could have ended here, and the rest of the hike would be all uphill going back to the Waterfall Cafe at the top.
The difficulty rating reflects experiencing the falls this way.
Extending the Falls of Foyers Experience to a View of Loch Ness
Continuing along the trail towards Lower Foyers, which kept going downhill beyond the Lower Viewpoint of the Falls of Foyers
It turned out that the trail continued further downslope towards a Lower Falls Viewpoint.
However, I was a little confused about that signage because I couldn't find these lower falls.
Instead, after pursuing the trail for another 30 minutes, it ultimately got me to an overlook of a pair of bridges spanning a watercourse (possibly from Foyers) that eventually joined up with Loch Ness.
Had I continued on the trail, I would've ultimately hiked a 2.75-mile loop that also would've brought me against the shores of Loch Ness as well as some other historical relics.
Julie and Tahia making their way down to the Falls of Foyers
But since I was looking for the elusive Lower Falls of Foyers, I'd eventually only be able to hear but not see whatebver cascades were done here.
In hindsight, the main drop of the Falls of Foyers could very well have been the Lower Falls of Foyers.
That's because I had seen historical photos of an Upper Falls of Foyers backed by an arched bridge.
If we're fortunate to make it back to Foyers, I'd probably make it a point to do a little more exploring of Foyers and that "upper" waterfall.
Context of the outflow of the stream containing the Falls of Foyers as it flows beneath a pair of bridges on its way to join Loch Ness
Nevertheless, I had spent a total of 90 minutes on the trail.
It very easily could've just taken less than 60 minutes if I turned back at the lower viewpoint of the main drop of the Falls of Foyers.
The Falls of Foyers resides in Foyers in the Inverness-shire, Scotland. It may be administered by the Highland Council. For information or inquiries about the area as well as current conditions, you can try to visit the Highland Council website.
We visited the Falls of Foyers as part of a loop drive around Loch Ness that began and ended in Inverness, where we had based ourselves.
Driving to Foyers from Fort Augustus
So after passing through the town of Fort Augustus (where the headwaters of Loch Ness became the Caledonian Canal leading all the way to Fort William), we then drove mostly single-lane B862 road for about 10.6 miles to the B852 road turnoff on the left.
Context of the parking situation in Foyers near the Falls of Foyers and the Waterfall Cafe
We then followed the narrow B852 road for 2.5 miles to the Waterfall Cafe, where we managed to find parking within the limited space of the car park here.
It took us about 45-60 minutes to drive from Fort Augustus to Foyers.
It would have taken us about an hour to drive from Inverness to Fort Augustus via the A82 road on the western shores of Loch Ness.
Driving to Foyers from Inverness via the B852 Road
Conversely, we could have also gone along the eastern shores of Loch Ness via the single-track B852 road from Inverness to Foyers.
Looking towards the west end of Foyers where parking for the Falls of Foyers could be a bit tricky to find
We spent about 40 minutes driving in the opposite direction from Foyers to Inverness along this route so I'd imagine it should take about as long to do it in reverse.
Finally, for some geographic context, our base of Inverness was 65 miles (about 90-120 minutes drive) northeast of Fort William, 155 miles (3.5 hours drive) north of Edinburgh and 169 miles (3.5 hours drive) north of Glasgow.
Focused on the falls from the upper lookout
Focused on the falls and the cove from the lower lookout
Meandering about the lower sections of the trail in search of the Lower Falls of Foyers. The end of the movie ends with a view over two bridges towards the southern shores of Loch Ness
"Scotland Yards" (Scotland, UK – August 20, 2014 to August 30, 2014)
United Kingdom Itinerary – August 12, 2014 to September 12, 2014
Great Britain: Reviews of Travel Resources
We based ourselves for four nights in the city of Inverness, which afforded us a lot of flexibility in terms of going to different parts of the Highlands depending on the weather conditions
Less than 2 miles beyond Drumnadrochit along the A82 on the other side of Loch Ness was the attractive ruins of Urquhart Castle overlooking Loch Ness itself
Our visit to Plodda Falls was actually part of a looping route around Loch Ness from Inverness, including the loch's quieter southeastern side seen here from Suidhe Viewpoint
Tagged with: foyers, loch ness, inverness-shire, scotland, uk, united kingdom, waterfall, loch ness, smuide, caledonian canal

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Python Programming: Code Python Like a Boss & Become a Dev!
SEO For 2019 & beyond.
Google Page One is the goal for any kind of business, and Search Engine Optimization can't be left to chance. SEO For Beginners teaches on-page SEO and shows in great detail how to build a WordPress site with 3000 word posts perfectly optimized for the Google search engine – but fast!
NOTE: This is not just SEO theory. Discontented with the advice given by hundreds of SEO experts on the net, I decided to apply the Search Engine Optimization Techniques I've learned over 15 years of earning a living on the internet and create the perfect site.
total cost of the niche site SEO Case Study? Just 7 dollars!


text: This is the module containing the actual source code.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
module.exports = {
  root: true,
  parser: 'babel-eslint',
  parserOptions: {
    sourceType: 'module'
  },
  env: {
    browser: false,
    node: true
  },
  extends: 'standard',
  plugins: [
  ],
  'rules': {
    'padded-blocks': [2,
      { 'blocks': 'never',
        'switches': 'never',
        'classes': 'always'
      }
    ],
    // allow paren-less arrow functions
    'arrow-parens': 0,
    // allow async-await
    'generator-star-spacing': 0,
    // allow debugger during development
    'no-debugger': process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production' ? 2 : 0
  }
}


Volunteer with RAGE for Greater Englewood Unity Day – April 21st! | R.A.G.E.
Calling all Englewood residents & stakeholders to join us for the 6th Annual Greater Englewood Unity Day!
Join an alliance of residents, block clubs, organizations, churches, businesses and elected officials for an unified day of pride and beautification on Saturday, April 21st from 10am-3pm. This is the same day as the citywide Clean & Green Day but has been coined as our very own "Greater Englewood Unity Day".
R.A.G.E. will be cleaning at 66th & Union from 10:30am-1pm and will give the first 25 volunteers a free Englewood related shirt! Please email us at joinrage@gmail.com or call 866-845-1032 if you want to volunteer with our association.
We will clean, connect with our neighbors and just show a real sense of pride together throughout the community!
After the clean-up, join us food, music and fun at the unity celebration at Imagine Englewood IF located at 69th and Emerald from 1pm-3pm!
If you want to sign up your own organization, school or church complete this form here.
Sorry I wont be able to help. I will be in North Carolina for a week.


3. That prayer or inner communion, with the spirit thereof - be that spirit God or law - is a process wherein work is really done, and spiritual energy flows in and produces effects, psychological or material, within the phenomenal world.
The writer now reconciles this welcoming of religious diversity with his suggestion of a science of religions. He points out that such a science is not going to be able to decide which religion is preferable.
The term prayer-state has not been used before. However, it will be recalled that in the previous lecture James has argued that genuine prayer imparts spiritual energy.
Over-belief is a term that has been used in this lecture and in the one on philosophy to refer to the particular beliefs of particular religions: religious ideas over and above the essential intellectual content James has identified.


On this Business Computing BSc degree course, you get to specialise in eBusiness, learning about how software and IT systems can support business transactions and drive sales. Through a mixture of theory and real-world practice, you'll learn how to determine a dynamic mix of processes, which allow information delivery systems and users to carry out business effectively and efficiently. You'll come to intuitively understand how an organisation's information systems need to adapt to the changes and developments natural to growth and progress.
In addition to the compulsory business computing content you will learn about the underlying models and latest approaches used by companies in building successful eBusiness platforms.
This course will give you a comprehensive introduction to computing and e-business principles. On completion, you'll feel fully equipped and able to assess and solve computing issues that face organisations today.


text:
Mercedes-Benz B-Class Electric Drive Forum
MB B-Class Electric Drive Forum and Electric Vehicle News
Mercedes B-Class Electric Availability
The Mercedes Benz B-Class has sold over one million copies since it's introduction in 2005. And headed in 2014, Mercedes will be offering an electric version of it's popular multi-purpose vehicle.
US Availability
Update: On July 15th, Mercedes announced the official launch of the B-Class Electric Drive in the US. By July 17th, members of the B-Class Electric Forum have received their vehicles.
Mercedes says the B-Class Electric Drive will launch in select states – California, Oregon, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Connecticut. In early 2015, the Electric Drive will be available nationwide.
The B-Class Electric Drive was originally planned for the start of 2014, but has since been delayed and is set to debut in the US in the second quarter of 2014.
Germany Electric Drive Availability
Since the B-Class Electric Drive is manufactured in Germany, it will be the first European country to receive the vehicle. Mercedes-Benz Europe is already accepting orders, and delivery is expected by the end of 2014.
United Kingdom B-Class ED Availability
In May 2013, Mercedes-Benz confirmed the B-Class Electric Drive will launch in the UK in the first quarter of 2015.
European Availability
Update: Sales are scheduled to start November 3, 2014, with the first deliveries expected before the end of 2014. All European deliveries will be the refreshed 2015 model year, with the range package as a standard option.
Following a different strategy than some automakers, Mercedes-Benz sees value in targeting the largest electric vehicle market in the world first (the US) and then rolling the vehicle out to other countries later. Europe is set to get the B-Class electric before the end of 2014.
In Norway, the Mercedes-Benz B-Class Electric Drive will arrive in late November 2014.
Partsgeek.com – Offers discount Mercedes parts and aftermarket accessories.
One thought on "Mercedes B-Class Electric Availability"
Pingback: Mercedes Benz B-Class Electric Drive launches today in US | My Electric Car Forums
B-Class e-Drive Forum Topics
Re: READ THIS before you buy or lease the MB B EV
Re: My B250e is dead
Re: Heated windshield replacement??
Re: 12 Volt Battery Issues
Re: To state the obvious, LONGER RANGE PLEASE
29/Dec/20 - 8:00 am
Re: B250 Owner's reliability experiences
Coolant temp sensor resistance
Re: New 10.25" monitor
MB B-Class Electric Drive Posts
Mercedes-Benz Electric B-Class now available to order in Europe
Mercedes announces B-Class pricing to start at $41,450
Range mode increases electric range by 15%, battery pack larger than previously thought
B-Class Electric Drive Forum
Mercedes-Benz B-Class Electric Drive Forum	Contact Us


text:
Creating MACV-1
Jungle Rucking Boot
The goal was pretty simple: take the most beloved boots in the history of Special Forces, the Vietnam era jungle boots, and modernize 'em for today's use. Make 'em lighter, tougher, with more support -- create the boot at the tip of the spear in places like Syria, Afghanistan, Africa, and in all Special Forces training -- today.
Our team was small, and comfortable breaking all the rules. Rich is a MACV-SOG Vietnam era Special Forces guy who went on to serve in every major conflict and mission of his generation, Paul invented the Pump and a few thousand other things, and I'm a post 9/11 Special Forces guy who founded GORUCK with a desire to bridge the military and civilian worlds. Put us three together and you have four years of failure, four years of sweating every detail and the details to the details, four years of testing in some of the most difficult terrain on the planet, four years of never quitting until the job was done.
And yet, at some point this became about something even more. We went back to Vietnam to test the boots in those same jungles, those same mountains where Rich served some 45 years ago. We heard his stories, we cried his tears, we toasted his toasts. It was one of the greatest honors of my life - up there with marrying the love of my life and the birth of my children - to share that journey with Rich.
MACV-1™, at some point, became the best story in the history of footwear because it's not just about the boots. It's about how we took Rich's story, Rich's 30 years of service in Special Forces that began in the jungles of Vietnam, and brought it to life, today.
Richard Rice
5th Special Forces Group
US Army 1966-94
Senior Advisor, GORUCK
Paul Litchfield
30 Year Shoe Dog
Senior Director, GORUCK Footwear
Jason McCarthy
10th Special Forces Group, 2006-08
Founder, GORUCK
Special Forces, 30 year career including MACV-SOG
Litch
Shoe Dog, inventor of the Reebok Pump (and 160+ other patents)
Special Forces, GORUCK Founder
"This process mirrored a Special Forces mission. Lots of planning, lots of testing, and a relentless pursuit of excellence against all odds. We succeeded in creating the best, most adaptable rucking boot for Special Forces guys because our team had a mastery of the fundamentals, and we weren't afraid to break the rules when we had to.
Most importantly, we stayed true to our roots and to ourselves.
The result is simple. My MACV-1's are better than any boots I wore in my 30 year Army career spanning jungle, desert, mountainous, and urban warfare. And when the mission's over, you can drink in 'em, too."
- Rich
"We had a lot of freedom on this project, the kind of freedom you never have at a big shoe company with ten tons of bureaucracy built into every decision.
We had the freedom to spend four years on one boot, the freedom to product test in some of the world's harshest environments, the freedom to never talk about reducing our standards to hit a certain price point, the freedom to not work with people who form their opinions in spreadsheets.
All we had to do was focus on the fundamentals of footwear and Special Forces requirements and keep refining the boots until there was nothing left to remove. Every project should take four years if it leads to an outcome like MACV-1. This is the best team I've ever worked on, and with the adventures we had, I wish it would have taken even longer."
"When I wear my MACV-1's, I think of all the memories that went into making them. Waving an American flag in northern Vietnam with Rich, wrestling Paul at 3am in the back of a cab in Saigon, standing solemnly outside of the 'Hanoi Hilton' when a local family came up and asked us — with smiles on their faces — if we were from America."
Smiles. At us Americans. In front of the Hanoi Hilton.
MACV1's are more than a boot to me. They're the story of how our team took Rich's 30 year career that began in the jungles of Vietnam, and brought it to life, today."
- Jason
MACV-SOG HERITAGE
MACV-SOG (Military Assistance Command, Vietnam - Studies and Observations Group) was a highly classified unit which conducted covert unconventional warfare operations prior to and during the Vietnam War. Its mission was "to execute an intensified program of harassment, diversion, political pressure, capture of prisoners, physical destruction, acquisition of intelligence, generation of propaganda, and diversion of resources."
MACV-SOG Unit Citations: 13 Medals of Honor (the nation's highest award), 22 Distinguished Service Cross medals (the nation's second highest award), & Presidential Unit Citation for extraordinary heroism. To earn this award, a "unit must display such gallantry, determination, and esprit de corps in accomplishing its mission under extremely difficult and hazardous conditions so as to set it apart from and above other units participating in the same campaign."
READY WHEN YOU ARE.™
Rich's Story: Back in Vietnam for the first time in 45 years
"I always wanted to wave the American flag in north Vietnam. I didn't think it would take me 50 years, but we did it for everyone who fought, and for everyone who didn't come back."
Follow Rich's Return
Evolution of Special Forces Boots
The inspiration for MACV-1™ was the most beloved boot in Special Forces history, the Vietnam-era Jungle Boot. The push in Special Forces is always to sharpen the tip of the spear, in every way, about everything. And with boots, everyone always wants them to be lighter, and more adaptable.
At the factory: Saigon, Vietnam
HSV builds ~4 million pairs of shoes a month. We've partnered with a global leader in quality, performance footwear with best in class automation. This combination was not available to create performance boots in the United States of America.


I hit 30k words last night. I was up until 1am typing away with as much speed as I could muster. I was on a roll and ended up having to force myself to step away from the computer and get some sleep. Despite getting about 6,000 words written this weekend, I'm still 10k words behind where I should be by this point. Time is quickly running out and Sunday is the last day to reach my goal. I'm trying to take every possible opportunity to type up just a few more words.
I thought it would be easy to write about myself and my own experiences. I thought that I could impart the wisdom of the myriad of thoughts and reflections that flow through my mind throughout the day.
I have certainly included some anecdotal thoughts, quotes and even a bit of a rant in my story but right now, I have no idea if any of is really all that coherent. Coherency is secondary at this point. Just keep writing.
I've also come face to face with just how much my memory fades with time. My Mom has an incredible memory and I am realizing everyday that I did not inherit this trait.
I need 20k more words by Sunday. If I really work at it, I know that I can make it. I have to get over the writer's block and the fear of writing about some of the more difficult parts of my life.
I need to stop writing this entry and get back to work!
I am most definitely weak, if one is to assume your LJ icon speaks the truth.


Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM) invites online applications from young Doctorates/ Post-Graduates/ Post Graduate Engineers for recruitment selection of 10 Research Associates and 20 Research Fellows at IITM Pune Institute. The online registration process will be start from 22nd April 2019 and will be close on 15th May 2019.
04 years. The candidate should register for Ph.D.
Research Associates –> A Doctorate (Ph.D.) degree in Meteorology/ Atmospheric Sciences/ Oceanography/ Physics/ Applied Physics/ Geophysics with Meteorology as main subject/ Mathematics/Applied Mathematics/ Statistics/ or equivalent subjects. Well acquainted in computer programming, Linux etc. and having publications in peer reviewed journals related to atmospheric/ oceanic/ climate sciences. Candidate should have minimum 60% aggregate mark in the Master's degree.
Research Fellows –> Post Graduate degree with minimum 60% Marks in Physical Sciences [includes Physics/ Applied Physics/ Atmospheric Sciences/ Meteorology/ Oceanography/ Climate Science/ Geophysics with Meteorology as one of the subject/ Environmental Sciences/ Electronics/ or equivalent subjects]/ Chemical Sciences [includes Chemistry/ Physical Chemistry/ Inorganic Chemistry/ Organic Chemistry/ or equivalent subjects]/Mathematical Sciences [includes Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics/ Statistics/ or equivalent subjects] with CSIR-UGC NET (including Lectureship)/ GATE at par with DST O.M. SR/S9/Z-08/2018 dated 30.01.2019. (OR) M.Tech. with minimum 60% Marks in (Atmospheric/ Oceanic Sciences or equivalent subject) with CSIR-UGC NET (including Lectureship)/ GATE/ qualified OR Master degree with minimum 60% marks from any branch of Engineering along with CSIR-UGC NET (including Lectureship)/ GATE/ qualified.
Research Associates (RA) –> Interviews in June 2019.
Research Fellows –> Written Examination and Interviews would be held in June 2019.
How to Apply: Eligible Aspiring candidates may submit their online applications along with their CV Online from 22nd April 2019. The last date for submission of online registration is 15/05/2019 up to 5:00 PM.
IITM Pune recruitment of Project Scientists and Junior Scientific Assistant purely on short term contractual basis. The last date for submitting online applications is 28th February 2019.
Educational Qualification: Masters Degree with at least 60% of marks in concerned discipline. B.E. / B.Tech degree in Engineering or Technology in concerned / relevant discipline. Ph.D. in concerned subjects would be a desirable qualification.
How to Apply: Aspiring candidates may submit their applications along with their CV online mode only. No need to submit hard copy of the applications. The last date for submitting online applications is 28/02/2019 up to 5:00 PM.
About: The Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune is an autonomous research organization under Earth System Science Organization (ESSO) Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Government of India.
Essential - A Doctorate degree from a recognized University in Meteorology/ Atmospheric Sciences/ Oceanography/ Physics/ Applied Physics/ Geophysics with Meteorology as main subject/ Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics/ Statistics/ or equivalent subjects. Well acquainted in computer programming, Linux etc. and having publications in peer reviewed journals related to atmospheric/ oceanic/ climate sciences.
Desirable - Demonstrated skill in weather and climate modeling/ observational techniques and data analysis etc. supported by peer reviewed publications.
Post Graduate degree in Physical Sciences [includes Physics/ Applied Physics/ Atmospheric Sciences/ Meteorology/ Oceanography/ Climate Science/ Geophysics with Meteorology as one of the subject/ Environmental Sciences/ Electronics / or equivalent subjects] / Chemical Sciences [includes Chemistry/ Physical Chemistry/ Inorganic Chemistry/ Organic Chemistry/ or equivalent subjects] / Mathematical Sciences [includes Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics/statistics/ or equivalent subjects] with NET/ GATE/ JEST/ JAM qualified. (OR) Bachelor degree from any branch of Engineering along with valid GATE scores. (OR) M.Tech. in Atmospheric/ Oceanic Sciences or equivalent subject.
Candidates appeared for final year of B.E./B.Tech./ M.Sc./ M.S./ M.Tech. can apply for the post and should write their aggregate marks upto the latest semester they have appeared but their appointment is subject to having passed the B.E./ B.Tech./ M.Sc./ M.S./ M.Tech. examination as evidenced by mark sheets/ provisional degree certificate. Selected candidates are required to complete Ph.D. in Atmospheric/ Oceanic Sciences under the guidance of research scientists of this Institute. Candidates should have studied Physics or Mathematics at Bachelors degree.
Desirable - Demonstrated computer programming Linux, UNIX, Windows/Fortran/C etc.
Selection Process: Shortlisted Candidates will be called for Interview. Interviews for RA positions will be held in May 2018. Interviews for JRF position would be held in June 2018.
How to Apply: Aspiring candidates may submit their applications along with their CV online. The Last date for submission of online applications is 31/03/2018. For any queries email to swati@tropmet.res.in.


Programming Principles And Practice Using C++. Topics C++ Programming , البرمجة Folkscanomy Computer: Books on Computers and Programming. Where those designations appear in this book, and the publisher was aware of a Programming: principles and practice using C++ / Bjarne Stroustrup. — Second edition. pages cm lowing a few rules and reading the manual. This book is. 4 days ago Fri, 18 May GMT programming principles and practice pdf -. Programming Principles and Practice Using C++. Second Edition.
15 May programming principles and practice pdf -. Programming Principles and Practice Using C++. Second Edition Bjarne. Stroustrup Upper Saddle. [P.D.F] Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ [Ebook, EPUB, KINDLE] By Bjarne Stroustrup. Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++. Where can I download Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++? Principles and Practice Using C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup" to learn C++? Hi Dude, you can download this book from PDF Drive - Search and download PDF files for. Bjarne Stroustrup The C Programming Language 4th Edition Pdf DOWNLOAD principles and practice using c++ second edition bjarne stroustrup upper. Bjarne Stroustrup is a Danish computer scientist, who is most notable for the creation and development of the widely used C++ programming Jump up ^ Stroustrup, Bjarne (). "The Real Stroustrup Interview" (PDF). up ^ Stroustrup, Bjarne (). Programming: Principles and Practice Using C ++ (1st ed.).
typelabmnl.com: Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ (2nd Edition) Effective Modern C++: 42 Specific Ways to Improve Your Use of C++11 Bjarne Stroustrup is the designer and original implementer of C++ and the . and somewhere below a pure reference manual that doesn't tell you how to do anything. Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ 1st Edition . Bjarne Stroustrup is the designer and original implementer of C++, the author of The C++ The Annotated C++ Reference Manual, and The Design and Evolution of C++, and the. Programming Principles And Practice Using C Bjarne Stroustrup Pdf principles and practice using c++ second edition bjarne stroustrup upper saddle river. 10 Apr Stroustrup, Bjarne. The C++ Programming Language / Bjarne Stroustrup. — 3rd. . C++'s support for design and programming has improved.


text:
insert into vertex(flag,value) values(1,'(1,0.15,2)');
insert into vertex(flag,value) values(2,'(2,0.15,3)');
insert into vertex(flag,value) values(3,'(3,0.15,1)');
insert into vertex(flag,value) values(4,'(4,0.15,5)');

insert into edge(from_node,to_node) values(1,2);
insert into edge(from_node,to_node) values(1,3);
insert into edge(from_node,to_node) values(1,4);
insert into edge(from_node,to_node) values(2,3);
insert into edge(from_node,to_node) values(4,2);


text:
Detroit Pistons will use Langston Galloway primarily at shooting guard
Vince Ellis
There is some confusion among the fan base as to combo guard Langston Galloway's role.
Will he get more minutes at point guard or shooting guard for the Detroit Pistons?
Right now, the plan is for to play him mostly off the ball.
But last week general manager Jeff Bower said Galloway will bring point guard elements to shooting guard.
"His role is probably more geared to the off guard," Bower said. "The flexibility of using elements from each position is something that we like as well, though. To have point guards and off guards that can all pass, shoot, make decisions and create off the pick-and-roll gives us an added element of versatility."
The Pistons signed Galloway to a three-year, $21 million deal on the second day of the free agency period earlier this month.
The 6-foot-2 combo guard shot a solid 39% from three-point range last season with the New Orleans Pelicans and Sacramento Kings.
With Reggie Jackson and Ish Smith, Galloway, 25, won't likely see much action at point guard.
That's probably for the best, but Galloway doesn't turn the ball over.
"Rather than segment his game in spots, we're looking to see how much he can expand," Bower said.
Contact Vince Ellis at vellis@freepress.com. Follow him on Twitter @vincent_ellis56.


There has been a surge in the number of industries that have seen innovation in convenience-focused service offerings. It's happening from companies new and old, all moving forward with an eye on the up and coming Millennial generation.
Promoting social responsibility resonates with Millennials.
The success companies have seen from promoting their socially responsible initiatives, think Toms Shoes & Warby Parker is simply outstanding, and it's a method that Millennials have grown to love, respect and respond to. Per a study from Boston Consulting Group, 48% of young Millennials reported that they try to use brands of companies that are active in supporting social causes.


WordPress eMember is a powerful WordPress Membership Plugin that can turn your existing or new WordPress site into a fully featured membership site easily. Install the plugin, follow our video tutorials and within minutes you will have your own membership site ready to go! WP eMember lets you... In order to add a new role, go to Roles -> Add New. Like the role editing screen, you will find separate fields to provide the role display name, role name and the option to copy capabilities from existing roles and select custom capabilities from the list below. Once you have provided all the necessary details, click �Add New Role� to create your new role.
web.config breaks the themes for sub-directory multisite. Ask Question 1. 1. We are converting a single wordpress site to a sub-directory network but we can't find any web.config that works correctly. We can never get the theme to work, not even on the root (/) site, as soon as we change the single-site web.config for a multisite one it breaks. I have been searching for hours and have found how to to build a quick lift While it�s entirely possible to interact with your WordPress website only through the dashboard, understanding how your install is structured, and which files perform which functions, is crucial in order to attain a higher degree of control over your site.
This solution works fine, but Chris answer is preferable in most situations - I didn't know about the existence of wp_localize_script(). � AJJ Mar 9 '11 at 16:30 how to add birthday on facebook app When i post //server/share/path I am referring to windows network locations. For example, in Word documents or Emails, when I link to a file location it can be a drive letter or the netbios/unc path.
In the welcome screen, enter the URL of your site, and click the Add Property/Add Site button. 3. In next screen, Google wants to confirm whether you have the authority of that particular website or not.
When i post //server/share/path I am referring to windows network locations. For example, in Word documents or Emails, when I link to a file location it can be a drive letter or the netbios/unc path.
In order to add a new role, go to Roles -> Add New. Like the role editing screen, you will find separate fields to provide the role display name, role name and the option to copy capabilities from existing roles and select custom capabilities from the list below. Once you have provided all the necessary details, click �Add New Role� to create your new role.


Deep dark purple colored wine with flavors of dark berries, spice and black pepper. It is fresh, luscious and vibrant and will cellar well. Big, bold, and tannic, but not domineering, this is a wine that is viscous in the mouth and will pair well with spice rubbed lamb, pork tenderloin, venison or a rare cut of beef.
The wine is absolutely fantastic! Can't recommend Nostra Vita enough!! We love coming up from the Bay Area for some incredible wine tasting! Highly recommend anyone to come try the wines always!


Enchanted Kingdom is a 41 acre, beloved theme park located near Manila, Philippines. Management was interested in developing a strategy to grow attendance, reinforce and strengthen the park's reputation as the most highly regarded family theme park attraction in the Philippines, and create a long-term plan for making Enchanted Kingdom a premier integrated attraction destination.
Integrated Insight conducted a thorough market assessment and feasibility study to estimate demand and financial performance for the proposed expansion plan. Models were developed to understand the changes in attendance and financial performance for the different initiatives, incorporating development objectives, existing themes and attraction elements, target audiences, and location and market area. Development parameters including annual attendance and project sizing requirements were estimated and a rational investment target identified based on estimated operating revenues and expenses. Results indicated the potential for doubling attendance in 7-10 years with the stratified addition of new attractions and other amenities.


Messy Church is a way of being church based around welcome, crafts and art, celebration & eating together.
Books & resources - there are a number of books written specifically for Messy Churches.
Get Messy! is a four-monthly subscription resource for Messy Church leaders which contains session outlines, planning sheets, take-home handouts and much more.
The Messy Church DVD is a training resource designed to introduce the concept of Messy Church and help existing Messy Churches think through important issues. (You can also buy the tracks separately).
PDF Downloads of selected Messy Church books and individual sessions.
Extra resources linked to Messy Church resources can be found on the Messy Church website.
The Messy Church Newsletter is a great way to keep up to date.
We've put together the following pack of resources at a discounted price for churches who want to look at running a Messy Church.
The pack contains Messy Church 1, Starting your Messy Church, The Messy Church DVD and the current issue of Get Messy!
A pack containing Messy Church 1, the Messy Church DVD, Starting your Messy Church and the current issue of Get Messy!
Love God... Love your neighbour... Love yourself. The gospel is good news for messy people, young and old, and this resource is designed for those who are ready to make it their own. Written in an interactive, user-friendly and jargon-free style, it helps individuals and families alike to take the next steps in their Christian journey.
Based on the idea of the gospel being good news for messy people, young and old, Family Question Time is designed to help families talk about the basics of the Christian faith. Written in an interactive, user-friendly and jargon-free style, it offers information alongside encouragement to ask big questions, and contains suggestions about how to express a commitment to God.
Helping Messy Church leaders use science to explore aspects of the Christian faith. In popular culture there is a perceived conflict between science and faith, yet in many ways scientific understanding can enhance faith. This resource offers Messy Churches the tools to use science to explore aspects of the Christian faith; demonstrate that science and faith are complementary; and enable children and adults alike to appreciate the wonder of creation. 100 sizzling ideas from a range of contributors provide inspiration for the Bible-based activities element of Messy Church.
Creative ways to share the stories Jesus told. Jesus' parables intrigued, inspired, engaged and challenged the crowds, combining everyday imagery with surprising twists that prompted all ages to wonder and discover the treasures of the kingdom of heaven for themselves. Through 25 tried-and-tested retellings, together with sections on the importance of story, the power of parable, the challenge of all-age storytelling and becoming a Messy storyteller, this resource communicates the immediacy and relevance of Jesus' message for Messy congregations today.
A series of essays by different contributors exploring what Messy Church brings to the wider church, how these different forms of church community can coexist, and what this might mean for the future of the church. Questions addressed include: What will church look like in 20 years' time? How can Messy Church help Christians unite a passion for mission with a heart for ministry? What can Messy Church and Sunday Church learn from each other?
An affirming Easter gift for Messy Churches to give to their Messy families to use at home over Easter. This minibook aims to transfer the core values of Messy Church to the home and family context, encouraging families to talk together, be creative, be hospitable, be Christ-centred and celebratory, and including activities for all ages.
'Intergenerational' is not something that churches do, but it's something that they become. In Messy Togetherness Martyn Payne looks at Messy Church as an intergenerational expression of church and the benefits of this to the church community.
In Messy Hospitality Lucy Moore demonstrates how hospitality can be practised in Messy Church and other church contexts to promote mission and faith formation, addressing the theology of hospitality and how it can be expressed at the welcome table, the activity table, the Lord's Table, the meal table, and in the home.
Explosive fun for everyone! Pete Maidment and Barry Brand offer 50 new activities for Messy Church sessions. Featuring Big stuff, Construction, Science, Arty and Edible crafts, this book provides inspiration for creating a Messy Church that everyone will love to be part of.
Explosive fun for everyone! Pete Maidment and Barry Brand offer 50 new activities for Messy Church sessions. Featuring Big stuff, Construction, Science, Arty and Edible crafts, this book provides inspiration for creating a Messy Church that everyone will love to be part of. PDF download.
Messy Family Fun gives you everything you need to run a holiday club programme for children and adults together.
Messy Family Fun gives you everything you need to run a holiday club programme for children and adults together. PDF download.
Three complete sessions for Lent, Holy Week and Easter, together with a wealth of activities to extend the range of excitingly messy activities for your Messy Church - creative prayers, games, food crafts, and ideas for organising an Easter trail. Craft templates and a session planning grid are included.
'In a quiet country corner of this troubled and violent world a young Jewish girl, like the rest of her people, thinks life will be pretty much the same tomorrow as it was yesterday. But God is on the move...' You might want to read one of these pages every day for a month to give yourself time to think about each one properly. Or you might read it all in one sitting to get the broad sweep. You might read it on your own or together as a family, and talk about it. The booklet will fit in your bag or pocket, so it can go with you to the place where you have time to read it - on the bus or train or in the cafe, playground or lunch break. Scribble on it; wave it at your local minister or Christian friend and make them answer your questions or listen to your theories. And enjoy it!
The Messy Church celebration plays a key part in communicating God's love to the families who come along, but it can be the hardest part of the session to get right. Messy Celebration is a resource for Messy Church teams who seek guidance or fresh ideas in this area. It explores the purpose and main elements of the celebration time and equips the team both spiritually and practically, offering ideas for building supportive relationships through team prayer times alongside presentation techniques for up-front leading.
The Messy Church celebration plays a key part in communicating God's love to the families who come along, but it can be the hardest part of the session to get right. Messy Celebration is a resource for Messy Church teams who seek guidance or fresh ideas in this area. It explores the purpose and main elements of the celebration time and equips the team both spiritually and practically, offering ideas for building supportive relationships through team prayer times alongside presentation techniques for up-front leading. PDF download.
Messy Church Theology is the first title to encapsulate the academic theology of Messy Church. Through essays by contributors from a variety of church and academic backgrounds and case studies by Messy Church practitioners, it gathers together some of the discussions around Messy Church and assesses the impact of this ministry, placing it in the context of wider developments within the church community.
A new resource for Messy Churches, providing a further 15 sessions focused around key 'Christian basics' themes such as prayer and reading the Bible. There is also an introduction exploring and addressing situations that have arisen in different Messy Churches. Each two-hour session includes Bible reference and background, easy-to-prepare recipes for the meal, ten simple theme-related craft activities, 'take-away' ideas and a family-friendly service outline.
Three complete Messy Church sessions for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany, together with a wealth of creative activities and crafts to extend the range of excitingly messy activities for your Messy Church. Sections include creative Christmas prayers, global action suggestions, games and competitions, Christmas food crafts and many other ideas to take you on into the New Year. PDF Download.
The bigger picture... What Messy Church is and isn't... Why the values?... Commitment needed... Checklist of starting strategies... Why the network?... Questions to ask... What to expect... Organising your team... Sustaining your Messy Church... Review questions. PDF Download.
This book is a craft book with a difference! As well as bulging with craft ideas to inspire your creativity at Messy Church, it is also a journal to scribble in, doodle on and generally make your own.
This book is a craft book with a difference! As well as bulging with craft ideas to inspire your creativity at Messy Church, it is also a journal to scribble in, doodle on and generally make your own. PDF Download.
This book is a handbook for everyone involved in Messy Church catering teams! As well as being a useful treasure store of practical and easy-to-prepare recipes for all your Messy Church events, it also provides tips on quantities, basic cooking skills, essential equipment and ideas for relating food to a Bible story, theme or festival.
Messy Cooks is a handbook for everyone involved in Messy Church catering teams! As well as being a useful treasure store of practical and easy-to-prepare recipes for all your Messy Church events, it also provides tips on quantities, basic cooking skills, essential equipment and ideas for relating food to a Bible story, theme or festival. PDF Download.
Bursting with ideas to draw people of all ages together and help them experience Christian community outside of Sunday worship.
A further 15 units of fun, food, crafts and mess, with a year's worth of material that your Messy Church will love.
Find out more about the Messy Church DVD.


text:
Oscar G. Gómez-Duarte
The UB News Studio is available to the media for live or recorded interviews with UB faculty on breaking news, critical issues or research discoveries.
See all UB faculty experts
For help reaching an expert on deadline, please contact UB's media relations team at 716-645-6969 or ub-news@buffalo.edu.
Chief of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases in the Department of Pediatrics
Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo
Pediatric infectious diseases, vaccines, childhood diarrhea, health disparities, COVID-19 community interventions
Oscar G. Gómez-Duarte can speak to the media about infectious diseases in children, including vaccines and prevention. He can also discuss health disparities, including in relation to COVID-19.
Gómez-Duarte studies infectious gastrointestinal diseases and diarrhea in children. He established a global health research program, the International Enteric Vaccines Research Program (IEVRP), on the epidemiology, pathogenesis and vaccine development of childhood gastrointestinal infections. His collaborative achievements in this program include developing rapid diagnostic tools for diarrheal disease surveillance, identifying prevalent diarrheal pathogens and detecting emergent intestinal pathogens. He has also conducted vaccine development research for pediatric infectious diseases.
Gómez-Duarte's goal is to decrease preventable illness and death from childhood infections through research, education and patient care. He has provided patient care in the U.S. and abroad, overseen patient care services, and led infection control and antibiotic stewardship programs.
Gómez-Duarte is also an expert on health disparities, with one collaborative project working to address health inequities in Western New York during the COVID-19 pandemic through community engagement and education. That study also explores how people develop immunity to the novel coronavirus.
Oscar G. Gómez-Duarte, MD, PhD
Chief of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases in the Department of Pediatrics, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo
716-323-0150. Gómez-Duarte can also be reached through Ellen Goldbaum in University Communications at 716-645-4605 or goldbaum@buffalo.edu, or Douglas Sitler in University Communications at 716-645-9069 or drsitler@buffalo.edu
oscargom@buffalo.edu
Oscar G. Gómez-Duarte's website
NEWS ABOUT OSCAR G. GÓMEZ-DUARTE
9/25/20 Have a happy (safe) Halloween
9/1/20 Genomic analysis reveals insights on a virulent, emerging foodborne pathogen
6/18/20 Poor outcomes in COVID-19 and immunity to the virus: UB physicians study factors at play
5/20/20 Media Advisory: UB event to focus on health disparities research in Buffalo's African American community


text:
Greene's double-double leads No. 16 Ohio St women by Penn St
Associated PressJan 5, 2021, 3:20 PM EST
Thomas J. Russo-USA TODAY Sports
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Madison Greene had 24 points, 10 rebounds and five assists, Jacy Sheldon scored 21 points and No. 16 Ohio State beat Penn State 82-69 on Monday night in its first game since Dec. 10.
Ohio State led by as many as 18 points in the second half before Penn State started the fourth quarter on an 8-2 run to cut it to 68-61 with 7:21 left. Greene scored eight points during Ohio State's 12-5 spurt for a 14-point lead at the 2:36 mark.
Ohio State (5-0, 1-0 Big Ten) went 24 days between games after pausing due to COVID-19 protocols, last beating Miami (Ohio).
Braxtin Miller added 10 points for the Buckeyes, who were missing three players — including leading scorer (17.8) and rebounder (10.5) Dorka Juhasz. Ohio State is scheduled to face Illinois on Thursday and Rutgers on Sunday.
Makenna Marisa had 21 points and nine rebounds for Penn State (3-4, 0-3). Kelly Jekot scored 12 points of her 19 points in the second quarter and Niya Beverley, a transfer from Wisconsin, added 14 points. The Lady Lions host No. 19 Indiana on Thursday.


Where do dogs go after death?
My personal belief is that dogs go to heaven, where they can run free. They are free at last from the confines of gardens, leashes, pain and suffering. God created all life. When his creatures have served their time on earth, they will return to God's spiritual realm.
What if your dog gets into heaven and you don't?
The real question is not, "Do all dogs go to heaven?" The real question is, "Do all dog-owners go to heaven?"
I believe all pets will go to heaven - they will have no say in the matter. The only creature that has a say in it, is man. Man has been given a choice. People who choose to get to know their Heavenly Father by reading the Bible daily, praying, and spending time with other believers, will find that "narrow gate" which the Bible talks of, and will enter their Father's house in heaven.
Do all dog-owners get into heaven?
No. Those people who shut God out of their lives, will still meet God after death, but He will say to them, "Get lost! I never knew you!"
So what we should be worrying about is not, "Does my dog go to heaven?" but "Will I go to heaven?"


Dahlia has had conversations with everyone from Nobel Peace Prize winners to political leaders to Oscar winners to POWs to famous comedians to your neighbour who you didn't even know was making such a difference.
A social good advocate, talk show host, writer, righter, polyglot (A poly-what?), professional Ping-Pong player (yes, seriously), Dahlia graduated high school early, travelled, got a university degree, swore she'd never go back to school, worked around the world, then went back to school again.
Her first time on radio, Dahlia broadcasted while submerged in a tank of 38,000 litres of water to raise money for sick kids - for 48 hours. She went on to become a news reporter and producer, then Canada's first nationally syndicated social media columnist. Dahlia has also received awards for her community contributions and mental health advocacy as a talk show host.
And since kindness is scientifically contagious, she has always used her media platforms for Keeping It Kind, because everyone needs a KIK of kindness. Her ongoing efforts to connect people through acts of kindness have spread throughout communities and the country.
Ultimately, Dahlia aspires to be the person her mini-Goldendoodle Fozzie Bear thinks she is.


text:
-hide users online
Free Nature Wallpaper
Memories of Light
Sony PSP Wallpapers
Works by ro_and
Page 1 of 45 Page 2 of 45 Page 3 of 45 Page 4 of 45 Page 5 of 45 Page 6 of 45 Page 7 of 45 Page 8 of 45 Page 9 of 45 Page 10 of 45 Page 11 of 45 Page 12 of 45 Page 13 of 45 Page 14 of 45 Page 15 of 45 Page 16 of 45 Page 17 of 45 Page 18 of 45 Page 19 of 45 Page 20 of 45 Page 21 of 45 Page 22 of 45 Page 23 of 45 Page 24 of 45 Page 25 of 45 Page 26 of 45 Page 27 of 45 Page 28 of 45 Page 29 of 45 Page 30 of 45 Page 31 of 45 Page 32 of 45 Page 33 of 45 Page 34 of 45 Page 35 of 45 Page 36 of 45 Page 37 of 45 Page 38 of 45 Page 39 of 45 Page 40 of 45 Page 41 of 45 Page 42 of 45 Page 43 of 45 Page 44 of 45 Page 45 of 45
Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
river journey 7 the field having a rest ....
south France Scotland impression II the valley
seedling on top 3 dragon ride
home alone enjoyment Tuktoyaktuk at the Arctic Sea


Our Client is selling their thriving for-profit K-12 private international school in Asia. The internationally accredited day/boarding school is a premiere private school offering an international recogized certified educational program, allowing students to receive a recognized high school certificate from Vietnam and USA, preparing them for study in post secondary schools world-wide. Based in updated campuses with purpose-built state-of-art educational and boarding facilities, offering a wide range of functional modern facilities. Its unique educational program offers an American curriculum designed for students proficient in English as well as those still learning the English language. Curriculum and text books are the same as those used by American schools and its program meets or exceed standards of schools in the United States. The school adheres to the highest internationally recognized standards and accreditation, and provides solid financial returns for ownership. Everything is in place for a new owner to grow the school to the next level of enrollment and profits, and benefit from a sound turn-key operation.
Contact HEG if you'd like to know more about the school. Please refer to School No. 1034 in your communications with HEG directly by email or calling HEG directly at +1.604.868.0002.


Intro to Story Circle by Emily Bourne **BONUS VIDEO!
Story Structure preptober for NaNoWriMo prep. Dan Harmon Story Circle example how to use Plot Embyro template. How to outline like a plotter AND how to outline like a pantser – it is THAT EASY!! Intro to Story Circle by Emily Bourne is a series to help with how to outline a novel. Best Novel Outlining Tips!!


text:
'Snow' skiing coming to the Oklahoma River
by Steve Lackmeyer
Published: Sat, November 28, 2020 1:04 AM Updated: Sat, November 28, 2020 1:21 AM
Simulated snow skiing is being added at Riversport park inside the White Water Center. [PROVIDED]
Alpine skiing and snowboarding is coming to Oklahoma City with plans to open a new indoor slope at Riversport park along the Oklahoma River.
A $200,000 grant from the Inasmuch Foundation is paying for Ski OKC, which will be located near the Big Water Grill at the White Water Center.
"Inasmuch Foundation is a proud supporter of Riversport Foundation's efforts to provide numerous activities for our entire community to enjoy," said Bob Ross, president and CEO of Inasmuch Foundation. "The new indoor ski experience offers yet another adventure at the Boathouse District, but more importantly, it's bringing a life experience to our underserved youth who may never have the opportunity to ski or snowboard."
The project is being launched as work continues on finishing out space on the Whitewater Center's second floor into meeting and event space. The work will include adding balconies and expansion of the food and beverage area outside the complex overlooking the white water rapids.
"Riversport will be the first place in the world you can snow ski, surf and whitewater raft all in one location," said Mike Knopp, Riversport executive director. "So many Oklahoma City kids would never get a chance to whitewater raft or surf — or ski — but now they can do it right here," Knopp said. "This is about ensuring all kids have access to outdoor experiences, even if we're doing some of them indoors."
The indoor ski simulator is covered in a specially developed artificial ski grass called PoleSnow. The low-friction fibers are misted with water to create a feeling similar to real snow.
The simulator will also have a quick inclination system which allows the slope to go from a Blue ski run to the equivalent of a Black run in seconds. An added ramp offers the opportunity to practice jumps and a projected ski course offers slalom practice. Advanced augmented reality capabilities ensure the experience will continue to expand as technology advances.
Ski OKC will be included in Xtreme day and season passes which will be offered at 50% off on Black Friday. Single experience passes will also be available as well as lessons and camps.
Riversport, located along the north shore of the Oklahoma River just south of downtown and Bricktown, is a regional outdoor recreational destination that features zip lines over the water, a ropes climbing tower, bungee jumping, a bike track, rock climbing walls, kayaking and rowing, and some of the country's largest slides.
The latest attraction, Surf OKC, opened in August and offers visitors a chance to surf on endless waves with a trampoline-like surface.
Ski OKC is seen as another way to expand opportunities for youth who might otherwise never experience the various recreational activities including skiing.
"Our Inasmuch grant supports Riversport Foundation's Thrive Outside initiative to remove barriers," Ross said. "I hope other organizations and even individuals will join the Thrive effort by buying Riversport passes or sponsoring groups of kids. It's all about the collective impact we can have in opening doors for our underserved youth."
Business Writer Steve Lackmeyer is a 30-year reporter, columnist and author who covers downtown Oklahoma City and related urban development for The Oklahoman. Contact him at slackmeyer@oklahoman.com. Please support his work and that of other Oklahoman journalists by purchasing a subscription at http://oklahoman.com/subscribe today.
Steve Lackmeyer
Steve Lackmeyer is a reporter, columnist and author who started his career at The Oklahoman in 1990. Since then, he has won numerous awards for his coverage, which included the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, the city's... Read more ›
Comments'Snow' skiing coming to the Oklahoma River


NJ Music - The list above is top results of Anonymous Warning Us Power Grid Failure Event A Message From The, very best that we say to along with display for you. We all find plenty of tracks Anonymous Warning Us Power Grid Failure Event A Message From The music mp3 although many of us simply display the tracks we consider will be the finest tracks.
How to Effectively Prepare for Power Outages and Long Term Blackouts!
Anonymous EMP Warning To America 2019 Must see before it's too late. Prepare!


text:
package com.openbee.test.crawler

import java.net.URL
import java.io.File
import scala.io.Source

/**
 * Created by fabien_s on 01/02/14.
 */
class UrlSourceThunderbird (
                      val feedsPath: File,
                      val categorie: String
                            ) extends UrlSource {

  def getUrls(): Iterator[URL] = {
    val file = new File(feedsPath, categorie)
    val lines = Source.fromFile(file, "UTF-8").getLines()

    val res =
      for( line <- lines
           if line.startsWith("Content-Base: http://www.lemonde.fr")
      ) yield {
        println(line.drop(14))
        new URL(line.drop(14))
      }
    res
  }

}


Colorado contains five schools that offer hotel and hospitality management programs. Johnson & Wales University-Denver, the highest-ranking hotel and hospitality management school in CO,	has a total student population of 1,461 and is the 3273rd	highest ranked school in America.
Of the 5 hotel and hospitality management schools in Colorado, only 1	has a student population over 10k. After taking into account tuition, living expenses, and financial aid, Johnson & Wales University-Denver comes out as the most expensive ($23,765/yr), with Colorado Mountain College as the lowest recorded at only $6,996/yr.
Hotel and Hospitality Management students from Colorado schools who go on to become hotel and hospitality managers, hospitality managers, hotel managers, food service managers, etc. have a good chance at finding employment. For example, there are 224,360 people working as hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks alone in the US, and their average annual salary is $21,130. Also, Lodging managers make on average $53,500	per year and there are about 31,660	of them employed in the US today. In fact, in the Colorado alone, there are 570 employed lodging managers earning an average yearly salary of $59,740. Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks in this state earn $21,970/yr and there are 5,390 employed.
Also, within the hotel and hospitality management schools in Colorado, the average student population is 3,182	and average student-to-faculty ratio is 18 to 1. Aside from hotel and hospitality management, there are 2501 total degree (or certificate) programs in the state, with 3,103	people on average applying for a school. Undergraduate tuition costs are normally around $4,337, but can vary widely depending on the type of school.


Adam Friedman, executive director of Voter Choice Massachusetts, will explain how RCV works and discuss the legislation being introduced to bring RCV to our state, then answer questions.
Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Feb 26, 2019 7:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Topic: Ranked Choice Voting in Massachusetts Register in advance for this webinar: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_0H6llABET2qLVax3XeTmbg After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.


This poetry prompt happened to coincide with a scholarship essay I started yesterday. The topic: A book that changed my life.
Sister Aimee: The Life of Aimee Semple McPherson, by Daniel Mark Epstein, was the book that changed my perspective on women serving as pastors.
For years, I was a member of a church that did not allow women to serve in the priesthood. I never had a problem with this, because if you don't like a church's policy, you're free to leave it. (I didn't leave for this reason, but for numerous others; however, that's another story for another day.) I honestly didn't have any desire to be ordained—enough demands were already made without that responsibility. I'm not the type to want something just because I can't have it; I'm the type who says you can keep it.
I've always been one to follow the dictates of my own conscience, but one's conscience is often clouded by the imperfect ideas of others. I realized the only reason it didn't seem right for a woman to be a minister was because that's what I had been taught.
I read this book because I was fascinated with the idea of a female evangelist—a twice-divorced woman and sometimes single mother who founded her own Church and helped feed the hungry in the depths of the Great Depression.
feminine flesh spreading the Word.
who feeds the hungry soul.
but my husband did not follow me.
for everyone should matter to someone.


On a bit of a roll in recent weeks as back to back eights has me on 38 points for the year (36 winners only of course) but according to some that makes me one week closer to a complete and utter wipeout. Looking at this round there are a couple of jagged rocks that could yet sink the good ship tipster. Will the Eagles fire up seeing Juddy return to the West in a Carlton jumper? Can the Power win in Victoria without the Chadmeister?
Can Collingwood and Sydney end the run of the undefeated teams they face this week and what chance the twin towers sending the Cats fans home a mob of sour pusses? Will the Tigers change their stripes and snaffle a rare victory over the Sainters? Make no mistake Round seven is tough and will separate the men from the intelligent sensitive people who live longer than us.
I overrated West Coast at the start of the year and to some extent last week but I'm not going to continue that into this round, even though Judd's return should and probably will create a real spark for the Eagles. For about the fifth week in a row the Eagles have made a raft of changes and with players such as Hurn and Hunter missing from the defence and Glass not fully fit, the Eagles look cherry ripe to have a big score kicked against them. Fev had a stinker last week but he'll bounce back this time around and expect Fisher and Betts to also join in the fun. The Eagles will start well and give the fans early hope but these Blues have a real sniff now..perhaps they could join the WA Liberal Party. Carlton will get the win at Subi it nearly pinched two years ago with the Eagles fighting a desperate rearguard action but alas they are on their last reserve of troops.
Plenty of people are willing the wheels to fall off the Cat machine but don't expect it to happen this Saturday against the Lions. The Lions have made great strides so far this season but not enough improvement has taken place for it to defeat Geelong on a 16 degree day at Cat Park with showers forecast. In the midfield expect Ling to take Simon Black again but even though he won't be as stunningly effective as last time (Black nine touches, a career low), expect him to put a lot more pressure on him than was exerted by the Deebacle of last week. Travis Johnstone will miss as will Nigel Lappin so that leaves a lot of inexperienced midfielders trying to help out Black and Power against the premier engine room in the AFL. Geelong will be keen to put on a good performance here after a few lacklusture games and the Lions will pay as Jimmy Bartel once again shows why he's the best mudrunner in the comp.
It is fairly tempting to select Collingwood in this match – the Pies have won four of the past five against the Mayblooms and have rarely played away from the MCG this season. They were played back into form by the Bombers last week and have players such as Paul Medhurst in career best form and welcome back skipper Scotty Burns for his 250th game and a rested Anthony Rocca into the winning combination. Hawthorn, like Geelong last week were not firing on all cylinders but still managed to get the four points. Looking at possible match ups it is positively scary from a Collingwood point of view – who will cover Buddy, Roughead, Rioli and Williams? O'Brien to Franklin looks like the logical move but you could easily see Buddy tearing this match apart. Meanwhile the underrated Hawk defence seems to have some of the Pies forwards covered. If Campbell Brown goes to Medurst and restricts his output, then all of a sudden more pressure will fall to Cloke and Rocca. I believe Rocca can stretch the Hawks but the Hawks look better in midfield and that talented foward line will provided with more than enough opportunites to fashion a winning score.
The Rooboys have been doing it a bit tough lately. Last week they slugged it out against Sydney in that draw. As was shown last week by the Cats' effort against Freo, the Swans style of game is taxing on their opponents and the Roos might struggle to come up here. The week before that they played another extremely tough match against Collingwood. I predict that the Roos will be roadkill at the very same venue where they flopped in last year's finals. The Crows have had an injection of youth and have a good record against North, having won the past six matches and nine of 13 so far this decade. Expect that trend to continue with the Roos hitting the wall a bit too early.
Richmond can reverse a recent trend of losing to St Kilda by knocking them off at Telstra Dome this Saturday night. The Saints are struggling for goals at the moment and in this area of the game the Tigers don't appear to be troubled at all. Wallace's decision to free up Richo has proven to be a masterstroke and having the big Tiger roam the ground hauling down marks at will should provide Ross Lyon with more than a few headaches in this match. The Saints are overpossesing the ball at the moment but Richmond's run and kick philosphy might just succeed where Essendon's failed against the same opponent a few weeks ago. The Sainters have brought back the G Train but the guy couldn't get a kick in the magoos last week so this move smacks of desperation. The Tigers will have one eye on the fixture and notice that they have the Cats next week and will want to secure the four points here. Richmond has remarkable depth in big men at the moment and this negates one of St Kilda's strengths. With Polak, Richardson, Simmonds and Pattison all on deck they have the edge of the Saints who will be trying to play Kosi everywhere in King's absence. Richmond have gone close in recent weeks without getting the chocolates but this week everything will be sweet…while the Saints will be sour for another week.
The Bulldogs have been most impressive so far this season bar a quarter or two against the Tigers in the drawn match two weeks ago. However, the Dogs are about to be locked in the kennel by a Swans side that will be aiming to keep this a low scoring contest in the continuing absence of spearhead Barry Hall. The Bulldogs have improved on their inside game this season and that has enabled them to claw their way back against Richmond and defeat the new generation Crows but this week there are some real hard nuts to counter and nowhere to hide against Sydney, a team that has made an artform of closing down the Bulldogs in recent seasons. While I can sense a change of the guard in the Richmond v St Kilda match up I can't see it happening in this fixture. In the past few games against the Dogs the Swans have won easily and kicked the ton or pretty near to it to dispose of the Bulldogs. While the Dogs will get a bit closer this time I reckon they'll come up about three or four goals short. The Dogs are about to get a reality check.
ent due to the massive amount of times they kick it straight back to the opposition. All teams committ clangers of course but the Demons are making an artform of it and once Freo get a sniff they'll roar away from the Demons. Lately the Demons have had good final quarters once the game is all over but I reckon they'll shoot out of the blocks only to be hauled in by the Dockers who will go on and win running away. Sandilands will have it much tougher against Jeff White and Nathan Jones and Cameron Bruce are playing well but elsewhere the cupboard is pretty much bare. Freo to live on for another week.
Port's draw this year has been a bit rude, Geelong, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, West Coast away and the Saints is a tough ask, even for a reigning grand finalist. After this week the Power play the Hawks, Sydney, Freo in Subi again and then face a trip to Geelong. This means that the Power will be very keen to put away a struggling Essendon that has been absolutely wracked with injuries this season in a run similar to Melbourne's of last year. Essendon allow the opposition a lot of space to run and this is exactly what has been denied Port's runners for the majority of the year. The only times they've had that space was early on against Brisbane and the first three quarters of the West Coast match. Port's ball carriers will get plenty of the ball and this spells a Cricket score on the lightning fast Telstra Dome surface. Port matches Essendon's strength of pace but absolutely pantses them in the area of skill. Port's momentum will build for another week with its third straight win before the draw gets all medieval on their arses again.
I have to admit that for the first time in a couple of weeks I've gone for a 'hunch' tip. All logic says that St Kilda should defeat the Tigers but I can't bring myself to tip a side that brings back a struggling forward based on past performances. It is a similar selection at Collingwood I believe. I reckon the Pies were a better side without Rocca last week but perhaps the Pies missed an opportunity to play the big fellow back into form against one of the worst defences in the comp.


How many more blog posts based around podcasts can I realistically get away with before it becomes a tad over the top? I just hope and pray that you're big fans of filling your ears with podcasting chatter too! Over the past couple of weeks there definitely seems to have been a bit of an influx of new business podcasts on the scene but I for one am not complaining! It's great to have some fresh series to get stuck into so if you're a business owner or creative looking to get inspired check out six of the new podcasts that I've been loving lately.
I'm sure a lot of you will already follow the lovely lifestyle blogger Sophie Cliff and if you do you will have spotted that she recently kick started a new project called This North Works which focuses on celebrating individuals who have managed to create exciting, fulfilling and successful careers up north. As a northern gal myself I really appreciate Sophie's aims to open up the discussion around growing a creative and ambitious career outside of London as it's something I can relate to hugely.
Only four episodes into the series and Sophie has already had some amazing guests ranging from Travel blogger, Monica Stott to Daisy Barnes, Co-Founder of Yolk HQ and total babe who I've had the pleasure of meeting several times. It's so interesting to hear the inspirational stories from local business owners and entrepreneurs who've made the decision to set up their businesses outside of the capital and make it work to their advantage.
Sophie's warm personality and down to earth nature really comes across throughout each episode which makes the podcast an absolute pleasure to listen to and definitely kicks any stigma that it's grim up north!
Created by Anna Dunleavy, a Nottingham based photographer and founder of the Fearless Hustle Collective, a supportive community for like-minded female creatives which I have the absolute pleasure of being a part of, the podcast of the same name focuses on opening up honest conversations about the ups and downs of running your own business as a creative female entrepreneur.
Kicking off the series with a real bang and interviewing none other than the queen of Instagram herself, Sara Tasker the podcast has had some really interesting and different guests which is key in a world where new female centred business podcasts are popping up every other week.
If you're a business owner or creative I guarantee you'll feel inspired and motivated to take the next step (or even leap) after listening to an episode or two of The Fearless Hustle Collective!
As the founder of Notonthehighstreet and Holly & Co, Holly Tucker is pretty much the queen of business and has spent the last fifteen years growing and empowering small businesses all over the UK.
In Conversations of Inspiration, Holly interviews fellow founders and together they discuss the highs and lows of building a business and share some seriously good advice and inspiration along the way. The calibre of guests on Holly's podcast is ridiculous, we're only four episodes in and already we've had an OBE and a CBE which only highlights the amazing connections Holly has made throughout her career.
The stories shared are so inspirational as in many cases we're talking about multi-million-pound, global brands which all started out around a kitchen dining table, I honestly can't wait to see who's next on the guest-list as the bar has been set extremely high!
Originally a YouTube series, The Sunday Social is a Sunday brunch pop culture podcast hosted by Lucy Moon. In each episode, Lucy chats to her guests about a pop culture trend that has been relevant over the past year. From the future of YouTube to the #MeToo movement the podcast offers a unique perspective from some of the most relevant individuals of today's online world.
We're currently only two episodes in but I can tell it's going to become a real favourite due to it's chilled out feel and honest, open discussions. After all, what better accompaniment to your Sunday morning lie-in is there than a good chatty podcast?
As well as covering the world of physical, mental health and well-being, Deliciously Ella: The Podcast also focuses on the realities of building a business from the ground up and is hosted by Ella and her husband Matthew who seem to be the absolute dream team.
Welcoming guests from a whole host of industries to share stories and advice that they've learnt throughout their journeys makes for some seriously interesting chatter. As someone who is extremely eager to learn more about diet and nutrition and how it affects our bodies this is perfect jumping off point for me and each episode I find myself taking notes about various ingredients and vitamins that I want to add to my shopping list. The podcast also touches on raising awareness on issues such as food waste which is obviously a huge problem in our modern world and it's refreshing to see it being spoken about in such an honest and relatable way.
Ending on a slightly different note but business owners need down time too don't they and I find the best way to switch off after a busy day is to get stuck into a good book! Readers Gonna Read is centred around interviews with bookish people about the books they can't stop thinking about and it's the absolute perfect place to pick up some inspiration if you're on the lookout for a new read!
Such an easy listen with some lovely guests this is definitely set to be a new favourite for times when I need to switch off and unwind.
Do you have any favourite podcasts that I haven't mentioned? I'd absolutely love to hear your suggestions as I'm always on the hunt for new ones!


Package Prices For This Unit Are For Delivery to Disney's Fort Wilderness ONLY!
Slide out gives you much more interior room!
Bunk Room inside huge slideout with either 2 seperate bunk beds & a king bed, or 4 single bunks beds!
Dishes, mugs, glasses ,silverware for 8, cooking utensils, set of basic pots & pans, cookie sheet, oven pan, crockpot, electric skillet, tinfoil, and BBQ utensils.
Dish soap, hand soap, and cleaning supplies.
Roll of paper towels, 4 pack of RV toilet paper.
Please let us know if you have any special requests such as a bed rail for small kids please let us know.
Everything works great in the camper. Plenty of room & storage for your family!


text:
End of a second act
July 1, 2018 Tay Smith, GR '18
Retiring from his career in higher ed, Ken Brauchle says his passion for providing quality online learning is driven by personally experiencing how life-changing education can be — especially for adult learners.
Dean Kenneth Brauchle is retiring from Indiana State after leading Extended Learning for the past eight years. It marks the second time he's retired from a leadership position that has made an impact in the lives of others.
After "not focusing on academics," he said, Brauchle dropped out of college in upstate New York and enlisted in the Air Force. He spent the next 23 years as part of a specialized unit that monitored compliance with nuclear treaties.
Ken Brauchle
"It was fascinating work that allowed me to literally travel the world," Brauchle said. He was also able to complete both a bachelor's and master's in business management while serving in the military. "The availability of education programs intended to serve returning adults made a big difference in my life and was the catalyst for my passion for serving adult learners."
After retiring from the Air Force as a Chief Master Sergeant in 1992, Brauchle and his wife, Mary, moved back to Fairbanks, Alaska, where they owned a home. He was then hired in a staff position at the University of Alaska. "While not directly involved with academics, I was learning much about higher education, its culture, language and processes," he said.
A few months later, Brauchle was invited to apply for a job with the University of La Verne managing its off-campus master's degree program on two Alaska military bases. "Within a few months of taking the job, I realized I loved what I was doing and had found my second vocation," Brauchle said. He was accepted into a Ph.D. program at the University of Alaska. "Over the next four years, I juggled working full-time and studying full-time."
After stops at two more institutions of higher ed, Brauchle was offered a position at State.
"In April 2010, I received a phone call from Provost Jack Maynard offering me what I perceived as my dream job, Dean of Extended Learning at Indiana State University," he said.
Brauchle said Maynard gave him a charge to increase outreach, especially online. In meeting that charge, Brauchle said he has had the honor of working closely with countless department chairs, faculty members and offices outside of Academic Affairs. "I've found them dedicated to student success and amazingly committed to the outreach mission that I serve," he said. "Over the past eight years, my portfolio has grown, as has my staff, but one thing stayed the same: It has been my dream job."
That dream also presented some challenges. When Brauchle arrived at Indiana State, the university — like most institutions of higher education — looked at online education suspiciously, at best. He set out to change that perspective.
"I think my biggest achievement has been in changing the culture of the institution from one that was suspicious of online education to one that now embraces it as another modality to deliver education," Brauchle said. "We have been able to do that by providing support to faculty and students involved in distance education and getting some of our best faculty to teach online.
"In the past calendar year, nearly one-quarter of all the credit hours delivered by Indiana State were delivered online."
Part of that success, he said, is students now seeking different structures for learning that allow flexibility. "The anytime, anywhere nature of online education certainly plays into that desire," Brauchle said. "Today's students expect 24-seven access to education and student services. It is truly a challenge to keep up and meet their expectations. "We're not judged against the Ivy League but against the convenience of Amazon."
Brauchle said demand will only continue to grow in the future.
"Demographically, what we once thought of as a non-traditional student — older, with families, working full-time, etc. — has become the majority," he said. "While we have long advocated for lifelong learning, the rapidly changing technology and workforce needs require that people reinvent themselves one or more times during their working lives. Distance education provides the opportunity to build new knowledge and skills without totally disrupting people's lives. There are still challenges in providing some hands-on experiences, but technology is helping us overcome those challenges."
For his retirement, Brauchle plans to move back to the mountains of the American West, where he will be closer to his grandsons, who live in Alaska.
"Indiana State has been the pinnacle of my second career. I retired from the USAF while serving in the best job I had had, doing something I loved. Now I get to do that again. My superiors, colleagues and staff have been great to work with. We have had common goals and significant successes. That has been very satisfying professionally and personally. I feel like I'm going out at the top of my game.
"I'm going to miss it, but it is time to let someone else take it to the next level. Indiana State has come a long way, but I think there is much more potential still there."
Brauchle said so many people at State have helped him that it would be difficult to single out specific names without missing someone.
"Certainly, I need to acknowledge the support and freedom of action I've enjoyed from all three provosts under whom I have served — Jack Maynard, Biff Williams and Mike Licari," he said. "And the one group that deserves most of the credit for any success we have had is my staff. I have been blessed with an incredible staff of hard-working, bright and dedicated people who have embraced our mission of serving students and faculty."
← Desiree Edwards, '15
A family's impact →
extended learning, Indiana State Online.
9 − one =