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About a week ago my twin sister Serena had her first child, My little niece Ezri Houtz.
Ezri or "עֶזְרִי" if you prefer is a Hebrew name that means "My helper" or "My supporter".
It is actually a boys name but it sounds like a girls name to the english ear.


Situated between Premier camping and the Gorge Amphitheatre, this area is the quietest of the camping areas.
· The approximate dimensions of the camping spots in Terrace camping 18'x40', enough room for (2) 2-4 people tents and one vehicle or an RV.
RV/Camp Trailer pump out and water delivery services are available by Honey Bucket for a fee, just ask the concierge. Please see our FAQ page for pricing.
Free shuttle service to the Amphitheatre that drops you at a specified drop off location within the venue.
Complimentary fresh coffee and pastries in the morning to enjoy as you wake up to the best views in the campground (in our opinion).
You will still have access to all the facilities of the main campground and the fun.
It'll be a quick and easy out from here once your stay is over. We'll hope to see you back again for the next amazing Gorge concert.
There are a few sites that are all grass on uneven ground.


In August, I will be blogging here at Girls in the Garden for 8 years and I am having a giveaway a month until August.
I will draw for a winner on May 10th, so entries end midnight central time on May 9th.
Good luck and thanks again for all the wonderful comments on my blog.
Congratulations! Eight years is a commitment.
8 years! Wow! You are amazing, and thanks for the amazing giveaways!
Congratulations! What a great giveaway again.
What a fabulous give away Lori. I always look forward to your blog posts and it is amazing that you have been doing them for almost 8 years. Congratulations.
Love all your inspirations and ideas to improve my sewing! Thanks for your commitment to sewists everywhere.
This is one of my "regular" sewing posts to go to. Congrats on being included in "Inspired to Sew" magazine. Look forward to the giveaway.
Eight years of blogging is a testament to your tenacity, Lorie. Congrats on the anniversary. Yours was one of the first blogs I discovered. I have learned a lot from you. Thanks!
Congrats on your blog. I found you first through podcast and been follower ever since.
I enjoy your blog and this book really intrigues me. I have a new granddaughter and I am sure I will be sewing lots of knits in the future.
This is a wonderful prize Lori. You are so generous. I have the Colette knits book on my wishlist! Thank you for your giveaways.
I have been following you for two years. I have also listened to all of your podcasts. As a newer seamstress I found it so helpful to hear which patterns you made and the adjustments that you did. Congratulation on eight years.
I am about to cut out my first knit project. The book is on my want list and would be terrific to win.
These are great books to add to anyone's sewing reference library! Thanks for sharing your sewing knowledge and projects I have certainly gained sewing inspiration from you.
Lori, what a wonderful giveaway! Keep on sewing and inspiring.
Lori - what a wonderful giveaway and congrats on 8 yrs of blogging. I just discovered your blog and have been reading thru your archives. I've been quilting for years and just now getting interested in making clothes so your blog has been a great inspiration and learning tool for me.
Another awesome giveaway! Thanks Lori! You always inspire me to create something beautiful.
Lori, thanks so much for your awesome giveaway. Keep inspiring us!
Lori, thanks for your generous give-away! I love reading your blog; you're such an inspiration!
What a great giveaway! I'm just learning to sew with knits.
Awww congrats on eight years!
I read Collettes blog and boy does she have good advice. One can never stop learning.
Wow! 7 years...well, here's to 7 more! Excellent giveaway! Me please!
Congratulations and thank you for sharing a bit of your life with us!
Congratulations that's a long time. I would love to win this giveaway to help improve my sewing skills. Thanks for the chance.
Congratulations on 8 years of blogging! I love reading your blog as we have similar tastes in clothing. Thanks for hosting this giveaway. I love reading sewing books so thanks for the chance to get this one.
8 years, wow! Thank you for the wonderful giveaway!
Congrats. I really enjoy your blog. Keep up the great work and the giveaways.
Sewing book are one thing my sewing room DOESN'T have, so I would be thrilled to win these. Thanks again for your wonderful blog, and all the inspiration it brings!
Congratulations on 8 years blogging. That is quite a commitment!
Congratulations! You have a beautiful blog and I love reading about your projects! Thank you so much for the giveaway! I've been eyeing both of these books. I so hope I win. Thank you!!
Congratulations on 8 years. I found you through your podcast and didn't find the blog until the podcast ended. I still miss the podcast, but your blog is wonderful. I can't believe you get so many garments completed and so beautifully!
I love your blog Lori, I enjoy your blog.
Your blog is one of my favorites and I love your style. How fun to have some new sewing books for inspiration in my collection. Congrats on almost 8 years!
8 years! Whew - I'm exhausted just thinking about it. Congrats from Sydney (where we love knits).
I first met you on PatternReview.com. So glad you blog beautifully & faithfully. Congrats on 8 years & may there be many more.
You're an amazing blogger - thank you for continuing to inspire so many sewists with all your beautiful creations.


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Taylor Swift ends 'Reputation' tour with Tim McGraw
August 27, 2018 by shameen
Washington: American singer Taylor Swift wrapped up her latest 'Reputation' Stadium Tour with some special guests, who joined her to perform her first-ever single, 'Tim McGraw."
According to People, Taylor performed the first part of the song with a piano solo and for the second part, invited Tim McGraw's wife Faith Hill. 'Make some noise for Faith Hill, Nashville,' she announced.
Shortly after this, Swift and Hill were joined by the man himself, Tim McGraw. The 51-year-old American country singer and actor performed the song's bridge solo before the three concluded the song with an emotional finale.
Swift made her fifth concert tour, dedicated to her latest studio album 'Reputation', all the more special by dropping one old favorite at every stop and ending it with her first smash hit was like a cherry on top.
Meanwhile, Taylor was recently cast in the film 'Cats'. The movie is about a tribe of cats called the Jellicles and the night they make a choice that changes their lives.
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Screening Room: 'Lucky'
On September 27, 2017 September 27, 2017 By chrisbarsantiIn Film - New
In Lucky, Harry Dean Stanton plays an aged loner coming to terms with mortality in a small desert town. He smokes, wanders, sings in a beautifully ragged way, and dispenses whacked-out Zen koans about life. In other words, a not-so-out-there version of Stanton himself. Also, David Lynch plays a man in a white suit who is upset over losing his best friend, a tortoise.
All in all, it's a fitting sendoff for the great actor, who passed away earlier this month at the age of 91.
Lucky is opening this week in limited release. My review is at Film Journal International:
…there is something in [Stanton's] wide, seeking eyes, hollow cheeks and storyteller's presence that made him seem like some wasteland troubadour long before Wim Wenders had him amble out of the sandy flats at the start of Paris, Texas. It's fitting, then, that he spends most of John Carroll Lynch's directorial debut, Lucky, walking the streets of a small desert town and communicating as little as is absolutely necessary. Sure, Stanton might be from Kentucky originally, but he wears a cowboy's hat, jeans and boots as though he were born in them…
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Writer's Desk: Be Tenacious


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Инна Михайловна Белоусова (род. 11 ноября 1930 ) — советский и российский учёный-физик, доктор физико-математических наук, профессор, начальник отдела "Нанофотоника"- главный научный сотрудник АО «ГОИ им. С. И. Вавилова».

Биография
Родилась на Украине в городе Горловка Донецкой области.

После окончания в 1953 году кафедры оптики Ленинградского Государственного университета начала работать в должности инженера НИИ п/я 394. С 1953 по 1957 училась в аспирантуре ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова, куда в 1960 году поступила на работу и где трудится по настоящее время.

В 1963 году защитила кандидатскую диссертацию, в 1976 году - докторскую. Последовательно занимала должности младшего научного сотрудника (1960-1965 гг.), старшего научного сотрудника (1965-1966 гг.), старшего научного сотрудника-заместителя начальника лаборатории (1966-1967 гг.), начальника лаборатории (1967-1987 гг.), главного научного сотрудника (1987-2008 гг.), начальника отдела-главного научного сотрудника (с 2008 г. по настоящее время). Старший научный сотрудник с 1969 г., профессор (по специальности «оптика») с 1984 г.

Научная деятельность
Область научных интересов И.М. Белоусовой включает в себя лазерную физику, нелинейную оптику, нанофотонику, атомную и молекулярную спектроскопию. В области лазерной физики И.М. Белоусова работает с 1960 года. В 1961 году участвовала в запуске первого в СССР лазера (твердотельного лазера на рубине).

Работы по лазерной тематике в ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова начались в 1961 году по инициативе академика Александра Алексеевича Лебедева и профессора Михаила Павловича Ванюкова. Большое значение для успешного развертывания этих работ имели традиционные исследования, проводимые в институте в области спектроскопии, люминесценции, фотохимии, нелинейной оптики. В результате 2 июня 1961 года Л.Д. Хазовым в отделе А.А. Лебедева, с участием И.М. Белоусовой, в ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова  был запущен первый в СССР лазер (твердотельный лазер на рубине) на активных элементах производства ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова.

В 1961 году по инициативе И.М. Белоусовой в ГОИ были начаты работы в области газовых лазеров . И.М. Белоусовой принадлежат пионерские научные работы в области газовых лазеров.

В 1963 году, впервые в СССР, предприятиями ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова (И.М. Белоусова с сотрудниками) и ЛВИКА им. А.Ф. Можайского была осуществлена передача телевизионного изображения по лучу газового лазера через атмосферу, а совместно с Красногорским механическим заводом разработан лазерный приемно-передающий комплекс линий связи с применением (впервые в лазерной технике) оптической адаптивной следящей системы.

С 1967 по 1987 гг. Инна Михайловна возглавляла организованную ею лабораторию газовых лазеров и являлась руководителем ряда крупных научных разработок в области газовых лазеров, в том числе фотодиссоционных, и их применений, а также в области адаптивной оптики. Так, под руководством И.М. Белоусовой были проведены фундаментальные работы в области фотодиссоционных йодных лазеров, на основе которых был разработан и испытан первый в мире мощный импульсный фотодиссоционный лазер с энергией излучения 1 МДж . И.М. Белоусовой совместно с ЛОМО были впервые разработаны уникальные крупногабаритные резонаторы и измерительные комплексы для масштабных экспериментов с фотодиссоционными лазерами в ВНИИЭФ. В 1980 году за участие в работах по созданию высокоэнергетического фотодиссоционного лазера ей присуждена Государственная премия СССР.

И.М. Белоусовой с коллективом лаборатории проведены исследования и разработки лазеров ИК диапазона и, совместно с НПО "Астрофизика", оптических адаптивных систем для доставки излучения через атмосферу. В 1970–80-х гг. под ее руководством создаются испытательные и исследовательские стенды мощных газовых лазеров в филиале ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова в г. Сосновый Бор. В эти же годы ею с учениками были поставлены исследования и разработки по созданию большебазовых лазерных интерферометров для фундаментальных исследований в геофизике и для проведения гравитационно-волнового эксперимента.

В 1996 году И.М. Белоусовой создано новое для России научное направление – нелинейно-оптические ограничители мощного оптического излучения широкого спектрального диапазона на основе различных физических принципов, в том числе оптики фуллерен содержащих сред, что открыло возможность разрабатывать защитные фильтры для решения научно-технических и оборонных задач РФ. В 2000 году в соавторстве с профессором А.А. Маком и профессором О.Б. Даниловым был предложен  патент на способ получения генерации стимулированного излучения на атомах йода (RU 2181224) и, совместно с сотрудниками лаборатории, запущен новый тип лазера – фуллерен-кислород-йодный. Это экологически безопасный лазер для технологических применений, в том числе, для прямого преобразования солнечной энергии в лазерное излучение с передачей ее на удаленные объекты «Космос-Земля», «Космос-Космос» для решения задач возобновляемой энергетики.

В 2008 году И.М. Белоусова возглавила отдел "Нанофотоника", входящий в состав лазерного отделения НПК "ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова". Результатом этой деятельности стала постановка и выполнение ряда НИР и ОКР по заказам Министерства Обороны РФ и Минпромторга РФ. В 2008 – 2009 годах в рамках заказа Правительства Санкт-Петербурга Инной Михайловной с сотрудниками выполнена разработка научно-технических основ создания медицинской аппаратуры на базе наноструктур. Под руководством И.М. Белоусовой разработана технология по обеспечению инфекционной безопасности препаратов из плазмы донорской крови с помощью наноструктур совместно с Российским НИИ гематологии и трансфузиологии (Санкт-Петербург) и НИИ гриппа им. А.А. Смородинцева (Санкт-Петербург), (Диплом I степени и золотая медаль Петербургской технической ярмарки (СПб, 13-15 марта 2012 года) за лучший инновационный проект в области медицины за разработку «Отечественная технология инактивации патогенов в препаратах из плазмы донорской крови»).

С 2000 по 2006 год Инна Михайловна являлась руководителем двух успешно выполненных проектов МНТЦ (№ 1454 «Оптический барьер» и № 2592 «Фуллерен-кислородная терапия»), в 2008–2010 годах – руководителем Грантов РФФИ. В рамках проектов МНТЦ и Грантов РФФИ она сотрудничала с учеными ряда зарубежных университетов и фирм США, Японии, Германии, Израиля, Китая.

В 2010-2021 гг. под руководством Инны Михайловны и по ее инициативе выполняются актуальные и уникальные комплексные научные исследования, в частности, в рамках Государственных контрактов разработаны научные основы и технологии большого класса наноструктурных композитных материалов для повышения эффективности устройств лазерной техники и опто-электронных систем; предложены проекты и разработаны научные основы по созданию лазерно-оптической системы утилизации солнечной энергии с помощью лазеров и адаптивных телескопов со сверхлегкой наноструктурной мембранной оптикой для аэрокосмических систем; ведутся исследования по применению различных классов фотосенсибилизаторов в области медицины.

Научно-общественная и педагогическая работа
Под научным руководством И.М. Белоусовой защищено 17 кандидатских диссертаций. В руководимом ею коллективе 7 сотрудников защитили докторские диссертации.

И.М. Белоусова вела преподавательскую работу: в течение ряда лет читала курс лекций по газовым лазерам и адаптивной оптике на курсах повышения квалификации сотрудников отрасли в Университете ИТМО, с 2012 по 2018 год – профессор кафедры "Оптика лазеров" СПб ГУ ИТМО, в 1985-2000 годах - профессор кафедры Физической электроники и оптико-электронных приборов (ФЭОП) (ныне кафедра Квантовой электроники и оптических приборов (КЭОП) СПбГЭТУ "ЛЭТИ", председатель ГАК в СПб ГЭТУ «ЛЭТИ» в 2014-2020 гг. Член диссертационного ученого совета СПбГУ в 2010-2018 гг. С 1977 по 2021 гг. – член диссертационного ученого совета и научно-технического совета АО «ГОИ им.С.И. Вавилова» и АО «НПО ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова».

Инна Михайловна является членом программного комитета Международной конференции "Оптика лазеров" с момента ее основания в 1977 году профессором А.А. Маком, в 2014-2020 гг. возглавляет организованную ею секцию «Фотодинамические процессы в биологии и медицине» на Симпозиуме «Лазеры в медицине» Международной конференции «Оптика лазеров».

И.М. Белоусова - автор или соавтор 320 печатных работ и докладов на конференциях (в том числе международных), 9 авторских свидетельств на изобретения и 6 патентов, автор 2 методических пособий. Инна Михайловна награждена медалью ордена "За заслуги перед Отечеством II степени", медалями "За трудовую доблесть", "Ветеран труда" и "В память 300-летия Санкт-Петербурга". Она – почетный член Оптического общества им. Д.С. Рождественского, награждена медалями общества: имени С.Э. Фриша и имени академика А.А.Лебедева, имени академика Д.С. Роже, им. академика С.И. Вавилова.

Награды, премии и почетные звания
·        Медаль «За трудовую доблесть» (1971)

·        Государственная премия СССР (1980)

·        Заслуженный деятель науки Российской Федерации (2010)

·        Медаль Ордена «За заслуги перед Отечеством» II степени (2015)

·        Юбилейная медаль «За доблестный труд. В ознаменование 100-летия со дня рождения В.И. Ленина» (1970)

·        Медаль «Ветеран труда» (1986)

·        Медаль «В память 300-летия Санкт-Петербурга» (2003)

·        Медаль С.Э. Фриша Оптического общества им. Д. С. Рождественского (2005)

·        Медаль А. А. Лебедева Оптического общества им. Д. С. Рождественского (2010)

·        Медаль Д. С. Рождественского Оптического общества им. Д. С. Рождественского (2018)

·        Медаль С.И. Вавилова Оптического общества им. Д. С. Рождественского (2020)

·        Медаль Государственной корпорации «Ростех» «За отличие» (2020)

·        Почетный член «Всероссийского оптического общества имени Д.С. Рождественского» (2000)

Избранные публикации
1.  Белоусова И.М. Квантово-механические генераторы и усилители света, основанные на электронном возбуждении газов и паров металлов. // Оптико-механическая промышленность — 1961. — № 10. — С. 39–45.

2.  Белоусова И. М. Лазер в СССР: первые шаги // Успехи физических наук. — 2011. — Т. 181, № 1. — С. 79–81. — doi:10.3367/UFNr.0181.201101g.0079

3.  Белоусова И.М., Белоусов В.П., Будтов В.П., Данилов В.В., Данилов О.Б., Калинцев А.Г., Мак А.А. Фуллерены: структурные, физико-химические и нелинейно-оптические свойства. // Оптический журнал — 1997. — № 12. — С. 3–37.

4.  Белоусова И.М. Из истории создания лазеров. К 95летию ГОИ им. С.И. Вавилова // Научно-технический вестник информационных технологий, механики и оптики. – 2014. – Т.90, № 2. – С. 1-16.

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Here's What Really Happened To The Baby From Roe V. Wade
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Whatever happened to the baby in the Roe v. Wade case? The landmark 7-2 decision affirmed legalized abortion in the United States when it was rendered on January 22, 1973. The lawsuit was filed by "Jane Roe" (an alias to protect the plaintiff's identity) in 1970 against Henry Wade, then the district attorney of Dallas County, Texas, where Roe lived. It challenged a state law that criminalized abortion except in cases where a mother's life was endangered. Roe purported that the current rule impacted her "right to privacy," protected under the First, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and 14th Amendments (from Oyez). Before this case, abortion had been illegal throughout most of the United States since the 19th century, said History.com. Exceptions included New York, for example, which legalized the procedure in 1970, according to the The New York Times, followed by Hawaii, Washington, and Alaska.
The case reached the U.S. Supreme Court, and on that day in 1973, the court agreed that a women's right to choose abortion was protected by the 14th Amendment of the Constitution. Still, despite the legislation, legalized abortion is still controversial, and many states have either created restrictions around the procedure, or are in the process of doing so. What many don't realize, though, is that the case that started the debate never ended with an abortion. Roe, now identified as Norma McCorvey (pictured above), gave birth to a baby girl while the lawsuit lingered — and now the child is all grown up (from The Atlantic).
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Dallas waitress Norma McCorvey started her lawsuit in March of 1970. By the time the case settled, that baby, sometimes referred to as "the Roe baby," had been born and adopted. Joshua Prager, author of "The Family Roe: An American Story," (release date: September 14, 2021) tracked her down in 2011. The baby was Shelley Lynn Thornton. She found out about her legacy, but kept the secret within the family (from The Atlantic). Shelley was born on June 2, 1970 in Dallas, and was adopted by Ruth Schmidt and Billy Thornton. She always knew about being "chosen," as Schmidt described it. The family moved often and the couple's relationship soured, with Billy leaving when Shelley was 10.
Shelley discovered her mother's identity after McCorvey started looking for her in 1989. McCorvey had given birth to two other children who were adopted and, while she knew them, she had few details about the little girl now named Shelley, according to Yahoo! News. The National Enquirer found Shelley and told her the truth, but did not name her in its 1989 article about the case. At 20, Shelley became pregnant and while she had the baby, she felt that abortion should never be "a government concern," as quoted by NBC. The 51-year-old now lives in Arizona and is the married mother of three children. She decided to tell her story because "secrets and lies are, like, the two worst things in the whole world. I'm keeping a secret, but I hate it," quoted People from the book excerpt.


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Sociedad beats Eibar, strengthens hold on Europa League spot
MADRID (AP) — Alexander Isak scored a first-half winner as Real Sociedad defeated Basque Country rival Eibar 1-0 to strengthen its hold on fifth place in the Spanish league on Monday.
The win left Sociedad three points ahead of sixth-placed Real Betis and four points in front of seventh-placed Villarreal with five rounds remaining. The teams finishing in fifth and sixth places secure a Europa League berth next season.
It was only the second win for Sociedad in its last seven league matches.
It was the fifth consecutive loss for last-placed Eibar, which is winless in 16 straight league games. It stayed seven points from escaping the relegation zone.
Isak scored at Eibar's Ipurúa Stadium with a shot from close range in the 26th minute.
Sociedad next visits Huesca, while Eibar hosts Alavés, another relegation-threatened team.
Atlético Madrid has a two-point lead at the top of the standings. Barcelona can move to first place if it wins its home match against Granada on Thursday.


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Research Digest: September 2014
Published on: 16 Medi 2014 Author: The BookTrust Research Team
Welcome to the first research-digest blog!
These posts are designed to share research findings around literacy and education that are relevant to BookTrust programmes, and our mission.
Sharing personalised stories encourages children to talk
A personalised story in this context refers to print books which are based on a fictional story, and enriched with pictures and personal references about the participating child. Personalised learning environments are known to motivate and engage children in educational activities and resources, and to influence language and cognitive development.
This research compared the quantity and quality of children's spontaneous (unprompted) responses to personalised stories with similar non-personalised stories during shared reading. Spontaneous speech is a good indicator of active participation and engagement in the book sharing activity, and a good predictor of gains in reading skills.
The research found that children who were read a personalised story produced more spontaneous speech, which lasted for a longer time than the children who were read a non-personalised one. The majority of the speech tended to be self-referential (e.g. containing child's name, me, my, mine etc) which highlights the importance of the adult to support and extend this speech during shared book reading.
Personalised stories could be used in pre-school settings when the aim of the story sharing session is to develop classroom community and engage children in social talk. However, in this context, digital formats may be more feasible as they are far quicker and easier to produce. They could also be useful in home-settings in which personalised books facilitate parent-child communication which supports bonding.
Full report: Kucirkova et al, 2014. The effects of personalisation on young children's spontaneous speech during shared book reading. Journal of Pragmatics 71, 45-55.
Good story-tellers make good readers, and brief but intensive interventions work to improve story-telling skills
Story-telling skills are an important foundation of reading comprehension, and educational success. They have social benefits too as telling a good story attracts positive attention from peers. It also enables children to communicate more effectively with their parents and other adults.
This impact evaluation assessed an individualised language intervention on narrative skills, for pre-schoolers with developmental disabilities. Narrative skills include retelling stories, telling personal stories and answering questions about stories. These three skills were tested before, during and after the intervention and meaningful improvements were made for each measure. Parents and teachers reported that the storytelling activities were engaging, enjoyable, and produced improvements in the children's language skills.
The intervention, called Story Champs was brief but intensive: one-to-one, for 10-15 minutes, twice a week and focussed on story grammar using picture prompts. This was designed to match what could be realistically achieved in a pre-school setting, particularly with children with disabilities who tend to have difficulties sustaining motivation for longer periods of time.
Full report: Spencer et al, 2004. Effects of an Individualized Narrative Intervention on Children's Storytelling and Comprehension Skills, Journal of Early Intervention, 35:3, 243-269
Education in a dual language environment improves reading scores for English speakers and learners
This case study tracked the emergence of Italian and English literacy skills among 60 children who were either an English speaker or English language learner, on a dual language programme in the US. The children were taught using the 90:10 model, 90% Italian and 10% English in kindergarten and first grade, with the amount of English increased by 10% each year to become a 50:50 split by fifth grade.
The research found that although there was an initial lag, by the end of elementary school, the children who had been educated bilingually (both English speakers and learners) scored at or above grade level in reading as well as in maths and other subjects - and had performed better than comparable children who were educated exclusively in English. These results were the same across student's ethnic, socio-economic and linguistic backgrounds.
The children were able to develop English literacy skills whilst being taught primarily in Italian. Although the study sample was relatively small and so findings are largely descriptive, they do suggest that reading skills (decoding words and reading strategies etc) transfer across languages, particularly those with similar writing systems.
Full report: Montanari, 2014. A case study of bi-literacy development among children enrolled in an ItalianEnglish dual language program in Southern California, International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism,17:5, 509-525
'Read on. Get on.' How reading can help children escape poverty
This report was published alongside the launch of the national campaign 'Read On. Get On.' BookTrust is a core Coalition partner in this campaign and contributed to the report. In the UK, 40% of the poorest children leave primary school without being able to read well. The campaign aims to ensure that by 2025 all children are confident readers at the age of 11. It calls for: parents to read with young children for ten minutes a day, volunteers to help poorer children improve their reading, and political parties to support the 2025 target and two interim 2020 goals. The full report is available on the Save the children website.
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Midsize sedans are some of the most popular vehicles for drivers in East Providence, Cranston, and Pawtucket. Two models that consumers are excited about are the 2019 Nissan Altima and the 2019 Honda Accord.
Hit the road in either the Altima or the Accord, and you're sure to have a fun and memorable experience since both vehicles provide first-class performance and state-of-the-art features. Our team at Stateline Nissan compares the Nissan Altima vs. Honda Accord in this article to help you decide which sedan has the features, technology, and safety systems to suit your lifestyle.
For many drivers, it's important that their car comes equipped with useful tech features, which is precisely what you'll find in both the 2019 Nissan Altima and the 2019 Honda Accord.
For instance, both midsize sedans can be equipped with premium audio systems that provide world-class sound. However, only in the Altima will you be able to choose an available Bose® Premium Audio System.
The Nissan Altima also has the Advanced Driver-Assist® Display, a state-of-the-art screen that provides vital information, such as turn-by-turn directions to caller ID, conveniently in front of you. There's also the NissanConnect® infotainment system, which lets you connect your phone via Apple CarPlay™ or Android Auto™, call up your relatives or friends hands-free, and much more.
The Honda Accord has comparable features, such as Apple CarPlay™, Android Auto™, and the Head-Up Display. However, while the Altima and its Advanced Driver-Assist® Display is standard, the Head-Up Display is only standard on a higher trim level, leaving you not as informed on most Honda Accord trims.
Also, Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™ aren't available on the base trim level of the 2019 Accord while they are both standard across all 2019 Nissan Altima trim levels.
The benefit of choosing a midsize sedan such as the Nissan Altima and the Honda Accord is that you'll have a vehicle loaded with leading safety features, making sure you have peace of mind every time you get behind the wheel.
In the 2019 Accord, you'll be protected by Honda Sensing®, a safety technology suite that includes the Collision Mitigation Braking System™, Forward Collision Warning, and other advanced safety systems. The 2019 Altima also comes standard with similar features, such as Automatic Emergency Braking, Intelligent Forward Collision Warning, and Intelligent Trace Control.
On top of that, if you decide to drive the Altima, you'll have the Nissan Intelligent Mobility™ suite and its next-level safety systems. This package also includes Intelligent Driver Alertness, which can detect if you're becoming tired and need to take a break. This technology isn't found in the Honda Accord.
The competition to be the best midsize sedan was certainly exciting, but after weighing all the available information, the Nissan Altima may be better suited for your needs with more technology and advanced safety features. If you're ready to take the 2019 Nissan Altima for a quick test drive, then you need to plan a shopping outing at Stateline Nissan.
Interested Altima buyers in the Cranston, Pawtucket, and East Providence areas can easily browse our inventory of Nissan models online or contact our team directly to set up a test drive. We look forward to seeing you!


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Gasperini Reflects on Atalanta Success Over the Years
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Atalanta might not qualify for European competition this season but Gian Piero Gasperini remains optimistic given the bigger picture: "When I came here we had a team that believed in their experience and focused on getting enough results to get 35 points. They never tried to take an extra step. But the stadium was always full because Bergamo is like Bilbao. The youth academy was amazing and full of interesting perspectives."
The coach spoke sky sport at a book launch: "It took me a while to get my message across. The first breakthrough came in the game against Napoli, where we continued to develop. Six years is a long time in football. We have managed to change and adapt. Giorgio Scalvini is now the only real native player. The pandemic has had a major impact over the past two seasons. I always say if you stop you slip, so you have to keep moving."
Gasperini built a model at Atalanta that has inspired other coaches: "It's a source of pride for me. You have to study all the time as the competition is incredible. You have to be open to adjustments. Playing in the Champions League raised our level. I never thought we were the strongest team, but we were often the best. We haven't shown that lately but the guys are working hard. We hope to get back on track in the final games."
"We have to keep our approach and make good decisions. Mistakes help you improve. When they tell us we didn't win anything, I reply that we broke all kinds of records. I was horrified when a fan told me he was jealous of Verona's Scudetto."


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Encompassing the spirit of nurturing the growth, the logo symbolises ethos of our institute.
In a puzzle designed to invoke curiosity and making learning a playful experience. A jigsaw puzzle is a curiosity magnet, designed for fun as the player utilises his logic coupled with his skill, which turns into an unstoppable force brimming with enthusiasm leading to learning when solved. Same is true for our institute, where under caring and watchful eyes, learning is through playing. The four fundamental elements of creative hands are the four building blocks of the logo : PAPER PLANE connotes creativity driven by ambition to touch the sky. It speaks for aspirations of young minds curious to experiment using simple things such as origami, to understand the laws governing the universe. HAND symbolises hard work required to achieve ambition, positioned at the top to elucidate that without it ambitions are nothing but vain attempts. Smile etched on hand is to lay emphasis on the importance of enjoying the hard work. PENCIL signies the value of honing one's skill, as skill is the unified force of experience, intellect and passion. Its the driving force towards excellence. Lastly, the FLOWER denotes beauty. Flower exemplifies natural beauty, which leads to a state of gratitude towards the Almighty for blessing us with all his gifts. Bright and vibrant colour scheme is strategically designed to pull the curious minds towards the puzzle, hence learning through curiosity and enthusiasm, which is the essence of our institute.
At JKG, we believe your child has unique potential. Hence, we've designed our preschool course such that it gives your child every opportunity to explore and discover his or her own inner abilities.
The Pre- Primary wing of JKG International (Nursery and Kindergarten) is the throbbing heart of the school.
The colorful classrooms, the action packed teaching, the dynamic and enthusiastic teachers and students, redesign the meaning of education at our school.
Fully equipped with all modern educational facilities, the wing is an attempt to pursue excellence and provide the best to your kids.
Special facilities to the young kids are provided by way of spacious A/C classrooms, Activity room, Ball pool, and open playground for games.
We place your unique child in the centre of learning process. They are not expected to follow a fixed way of instruction.
Experiential learning is a learning that supports students in applying their knowledge and conceptual understanding to real-world problems or situations where the instructor directs and facilitates learning. The classroom or laboratory can serve as a setting for experiential learning through embedded activities such as case and problem-based studies, guided inquiry, simulations, experiments or art projects. Experiential learning teaches students the competencies they need for real-world success.
Students are more successful when they build their understanding by hands on approach which is the concept of kinesthetic learning. It gives platform to the students to experience real-life activities. It helps them to gain knowledge with their own creative potentials. Overall it aids in cognitive development of students.
Different pathways: Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic, Interpersonal and Intrapersonal.
In the year 1972, the vision of a forerunner educationist Mr. J. K. Gaur manifested itself in the form of an ISO certified school, which spreads over 10,000 sqm of serene ambience, providing learning & stimulating environment. And ever since then, the school has set a new standard in shaping young minds.


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17-Month STEM CAP GAP OPT Extension Voided by Court
DHS has asked for an additional extension of stay to 10 May 2016 of the court order under which the STEM extension of OPT was invalidated by the DC federal court. DHS needs time to review appx. 50,500 comments they have received on the new proposed regulations. I am moving the new discussion to this link: http://www.immigration.com/blogs/new-rules-17-month-stem-extension-ongoing-updates-until-completed
In a meeting with AILA (10 September 2015), NSC said that STEM OPT EAD cards will remain valid even beyond February, despite the court ruling. AILA Doc No. 15111902:
4. Will STEM OPT EAD cards that are issued with validity beyond February 2016 continue to be valid if the STEM OPT rule is changed or revoked as a result of holding in the federal court case on STEM OPT (Washington Alliance of Technology Workers v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security)?
As I had hoped and said on 18 August (see below), it does appear the USCIS may not consider itself bound by the court ruling, at least as far as already issued EAD's are concerned.
WARNING: Note the timeline of events. This comment by NSC was made on 10 September 2015 (posted to AILA web site in November, today) AFTER the court ruling passed on 12 August 2015. So, it does reflect a written comment about what the USCIS position most likely is, while we wait for the new regulations.
However, after the September 10 comment above, in the proposed regulations, published on 19 October 2015, USCIS has said in various places that the court ruling could hurt students (whether just the new OPT applications or existing ones remains unclear):
Litigation in this matter is ongoing, as the plaintiff has appealed a portion of the court's August 12, 2015 decision. It is thus unclear what the final disposition of the case may be. Nevertheless, it is clear that if DHS does not act before the court's vacatur takes effect on February 12, 2016, a significant number of students may be unable to pursue valuable training opportunities that would otherwise be available to them.
DHS seeks comments on these and other options for addressing pending applications if a final rule is not in place prior to the court's vacatur, including comments on the harm that such a gap may cause.
Practical Tip: Unless we hear otherwise from the USCIS, we will continue to advise our clients to use their STEM extended EAD's.
New rules announced by the USCIS: http://www.immigration.com/blogs/new-rules-17-month-stem-extension-ongoi...
All of The following text is outdated as of 19 October 2015
A Washington DC Federal court has held that DHS improperly promulgated the 2008 regulations creating the 17-month OPT CAP GAP extension for STEM graduates (strictly speaking, this is not reallly "CAP GAP" issue). According to the court, DHS should have placed the proposed regulation before the public, allowed everyone to comment, considered the comments and then published the final regulation. Thus, DHS violated the procedural mandate requiring "notice and comment." According to the court, there was no good reason to skip the "notice and comment" mandate.
The program has been "canceled," but the cancellation will not become effective until 13 February 2016. DHS, therefore, has until 12 February 2016 to "redo" the regulations with proper opportunity for notice and comment. There is every likelihood that DHS will be able to do just that. We shall wait, watch and keep you updated.
The court said:
Court concludes that immediate vacatur of the 2008 Rule would be seriously disruptive. In 2008, DHS estimated that there were approximately 70,000 F-1 students on OPT and that one-third had earned degrees in a STEM field. 2008 Rule at 18,950. While DHS has not disclosed the number of aliens currently taking advantage of the OPT STEM extension, the Court has no doubt that vacating the 2008 Rule would force "thousands of foreign students with work authorizations . . . to scramble to depart the United States." (Def.'s Opp. at 44.) Vacating the 2008 Rule could also impose a costly burden on the U.S. tech sector if thousands of young workers had to leave their jobs in short order. The Court sees no way of immediately restoring the pre-2008 status quo without causing substantial hardship for foreign students and a major labor disruption for the technology sector. As such, the Court will order that the 2008 Rule – and its subsequent amendments – be vacated, but it will order that the vacatur be stayed.14 The stay will last until February 12, 2016, during which time DHS can submit the 2008 Rule for proper notice and comment.
There was a question on LinkedIn whether we need to stop applying for the 17-month extension. The answer is: absolutely not. Keep applying. You will be approved until February 2016 rolls around. If USCIS has done nothing to make their regulations compliant with the necessary procedures, only then we need to worry.A question from my Twitter account: What if you have been granted extension before Feb 2016? Does that get invalid if the rule is revoked?
The answer I believe, unfortunately, is yes. But, I expect USCIS to fix that issue as a part of the new regulations.
Can USCIS Choose to ignore this ruling?
One of the questions raised in a discussion with some concerned students was whether or not USCIS would appeal this ruling. My preliminary thought was (and is) that USCIS can actually chose to ignore a local ruling from any Federal Court at the trial level (known as District Court), which is the level at which this decisions was issued. This may sound strange, but the Board of Immigration Appeals said back in 1993 that they are not bound by the rulings of a District Court outside the boundaries of just the case that was decided. This interpretation has been followed by BIA and by AAO (both appellate bodies within the USCIS) consistently all the way into the year 2015. So, if the case was not raised as national class action lawsuit (which this case was not), could USCIS just ignore the ruling? Probably yes. Like I said earlier, we are waiting and watching to see what the government decides.


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Post-socialist transformation in China
Andrzej Bolesta
in China and Post-Socialist Development
Policy Press
10.1332/policypress/9781447321507.003.0003
As it embraces around 25 percent of the human population, post-socialist transformation is by all means a process of historical significance. It is hardly possible to imagine complex and extensive ... More
As it embraces around 25 percent of the human population, post-socialist transformation is by all means a process of historical significance. It is hardly possible to imagine complex and extensive systemic changes that equal those taking place in parts of Europe and Asia. The process is twofold in nature; from the political perspective, authoritarian regimes are being replaced by democracies and, from the socio-economic perspective, the systems are being transformed from centrally-planned economies to market economies. This chapter examines the process of post-socialist transformation. It begins with the analysis of the general theory and discusses the main threads of the debate on the modes of transformation in reference to the so-called Washington Consensus. This is followed by a detailed analysis of post-socialist transformation in China. It is argued that China is indeed a post-socialist state in the process of systemic reformulation. The examination concerns China's transformation's political and economic features, its chronology and various perspectives. It is compared with the processes in other post-socialist countries. Finally, the developmental exceptionality of China's transformation is illustrated using quantitative examination.Less
As it embraces around 25 percent of the human population, post-socialist transformation is by all means a process of historical significance. It is hardly possible to imagine complex and extensive systemic changes that equal those taking place in parts of Europe and Asia. The process is twofold in nature; from the political perspective, authoritarian regimes are being replaced by democracies and, from the socio-economic perspective, the systems are being transformed from centrally-planned economies to market economies. This chapter examines the process of post-socialist transformation. It begins with the analysis of the general theory and discusses the main threads of the debate on the modes of transformation in reference to the so-called Washington Consensus. This is followed by a detailed analysis of post-socialist transformation in China. It is argued that China is indeed a post-socialist state in the process of systemic reformulation. The examination concerns China's transformation's political and economic features, its chronology and various perspectives. It is compared with the processes in other post-socialist countries. Finally, the developmental exceptionality of China's transformation is illustrated using quantitative examination.
Keywords: post-socialist transformation, economic and political transformation, authoritarianism and democracy, central planning and market, China's transformation, China's developmental exceptionality
China and Post-Socialist Development
The re-emergence of China as an economic superpower is a spectacular phenomenon. How has it happened? Where does China go? Is there a model which China is believed to have been following and does the ... More
The re-emergence of China as an economic superpower is a spectacular phenomenon. How has it happened? Where does China go? Is there a model which China is believed to have been following and does the model offer some transferable lessons? This book tries to answer those questions, as it is intended to contribute to the explanation of China's contemporary development trajectory. There is a plethora of analyses of post-Mao China's transformation and development. However, this book is the first comprehensive attempt to frame China's advancements within the context of the East Asian developmental miracle. It is argued here that China is a genus of post-socialist developmental state model, which fuses the two intellectual streams, that of the concept of the developmental state and that of post-socialist transformation. As China transits from central planning to market, it tries to imitate the institutions and policies of Japan and South Korea during their high growth periods of the second half of the twentieth century. This approach – broadly in opposition to the 30 years of neo-liberal propaganda worldwide – has brought impressive results and gives us some predictability as to the future. The book is divided into five chapters. Chapter one examines the concept of the developmental state. Chapter two focuses on post-socialist transformation in China. Chapter three is a comparative analysis of systemic and institutional arrangements of China, Japan and Korea. Chapter four discusses the three countries' development policies. Chapter five examines China as a post-socialist developmental state and discusses the model's broader applicability.Less
The re-emergence of China as an economic superpower is a spectacular phenomenon. How has it happened? Where does China go? Is there a model which China is believed to have been following and does the model offer some transferable lessons? This book tries to answer those questions, as it is intended to contribute to the explanation of China's contemporary development trajectory. There is a plethora of analyses of post-Mao China's transformation and development. However, this book is the first comprehensive attempt to frame China's advancements within the context of the East Asian developmental miracle. It is argued here that China is a genus of post-socialist developmental state model, which fuses the two intellectual streams, that of the concept of the developmental state and that of post-socialist transformation. As China transits from central planning to market, it tries to imitate the institutions and policies of Japan and South Korea during their high growth periods of the second half of the twentieth century. This approach – broadly in opposition to the 30 years of neo-liberal propaganda worldwide – has brought impressive results and gives us some predictability as to the future. The book is divided into five chapters. Chapter one examines the concept of the developmental state. Chapter two focuses on post-socialist transformation in China. Chapter three is a comparative analysis of systemic and institutional arrangements of China, Japan and Korea. Chapter four discusses the three countries' development policies. Chapter five examines China as a post-socialist developmental state and discusses the model's broader applicability.
Keywords: China's development, China's transformation, China's economy, post-socialist transformation, post-socialist development, the developmental state, the post-socialist developmental state, economic reforms, the East Asian miracle, China Japan Korea
China as a post-socialist developmental state
This chapter explains China's contemporary development trajectory. It examines the main features of the post-socialist developmental state (PSDS), as one which fuses the two intellectual streams, ... More
This chapter explains China's contemporary development trajectory. It examines the main features of the post-socialist developmental state (PSDS), as one which fuses the two intellectual streams, that of the concept of the developmental state and that of post-socialist transformation. It is argued that China has become a genus of the PSDS model and that this model provides an explanation for the institutional and policy choices of the state leadership during the time of systemic transformation. The concept of post-socialist developmental state is believed to be a normative model, with transferable lessons for underdeveloped countries in systemic transition. For the post-socialist states it is seen as the logical consequence of transformation, which was not employed due to international pressure. For other underdeveloped countries it is offered as a general developmental guidance, valid particularly now when neo-liberalism has been discredited and the criticism of global capitalism is mounting, and there is indeed some space to be less doctrinaire in an attempt to accelerate development. The chapter starts with the examination of the PSDS features. It then continues with the explanation of China's development as a genus of the PSDS model. Finally it examines the model's broader applicability.Less
This chapter explains China's contemporary development trajectory. It examines the main features of the post-socialist developmental state (PSDS), as one which fuses the two intellectual streams, that of the concept of the developmental state and that of post-socialist transformation. It is argued that China has become a genus of the PSDS model and that this model provides an explanation for the institutional and policy choices of the state leadership during the time of systemic transformation. The concept of post-socialist developmental state is believed to be a normative model, with transferable lessons for underdeveloped countries in systemic transition. For the post-socialist states it is seen as the logical consequence of transformation, which was not employed due to international pressure. For other underdeveloped countries it is offered as a general developmental guidance, valid particularly now when neo-liberalism has been discredited and the criticism of global capitalism is mounting, and there is indeed some space to be less doctrinaire in an attempt to accelerate development. The chapter starts with the examination of the PSDS features. It then continues with the explanation of China's development as a genus of the PSDS model. Finally it examines the model's broader applicability.
Keywords: post-socialist developmental state, China's development, development models, global capitalism, underdevelopment, post-socialist transformation
The Great Urban Transformation: Politics of Land and Property in China
You-tien Hsing
Business and Management, Political Economy
This book emphasizes the centrality of cities in China's ongoing transformation. Based on fieldwork in twenty-four Chinese cities between 1996 and 2007, the author forwards an analysis of the ... More
This book emphasizes the centrality of cities in China's ongoing transformation. Based on fieldwork in twenty-four Chinese cities between 1996 and 2007, the author forwards an analysis of the relations between the city, the state, and society through two novel concepts: urbanization of the local state and civic territoriality. Urbanization of the local state is a process of state power restructuring entailing an accumulation regime based on the commodification of state-owned land, the consolidation of territorial authority through construction projects, and a policy discourse dominated by notions of urban modernity. Civic territoriality encompasses the politics of distribution engendered by urban expansionism, and social actors' territorial strategies toward self-protection. Findings are based on observations in three types of places. In the inner city of major metropolitan centers, municipal governments battle high-ranking state agencies to secure land rents from redevelopment projects, while residents mobilize to assert property and residential rights. At the urban edge, as metropolitan governments seek to extend control over their rural hinterland through massive-scale development projects, villagers strategize to profit from the encroaching property market. At the rural fringe, township leaders become brokers of power and property between the state bureaucracy and villages, while large numbers of peasants are dispossessed, dispersed, and deterritorialized; their mobilizational capacity is consequently undermined.Less
The Great Urban Transformation : Politics of Land and Property in China
This book emphasizes the centrality of cities in China's ongoing transformation. Based on fieldwork in twenty-four Chinese cities between 1996 and 2007, the author forwards an analysis of the relations between the city, the state, and society through two novel concepts: urbanization of the local state and civic territoriality. Urbanization of the local state is a process of state power restructuring entailing an accumulation regime based on the commodification of state-owned land, the consolidation of territorial authority through construction projects, and a policy discourse dominated by notions of urban modernity. Civic territoriality encompasses the politics of distribution engendered by urban expansionism, and social actors' territorial strategies toward self-protection. Findings are based on observations in three types of places. In the inner city of major metropolitan centers, municipal governments battle high-ranking state agencies to secure land rents from redevelopment projects, while residents mobilize to assert property and residential rights. At the urban edge, as metropolitan governments seek to extend control over their rural hinterland through massive-scale development projects, villagers strategize to profit from the encroaching property market. At the rural fringe, township leaders become brokers of power and property between the state bureaucracy and villages, while large numbers of peasants are dispossessed, dispersed, and deterritorialized; their mobilizational capacity is consequently undermined.
Keywords: China, land and property rights, territory, local state, urbanization, metropolitan development, urban politics, post-socialist transformation, urban social movement, deterritorialization
Hungary – openness and rights without access
Thomas Pfister
in The Activation of Citizenship in Europe
Political Science, European Union
While largely following the same structure as the previous two chapters, the specific historical characteristics of Hungary's post-socialist transformation and its EU accession demand a slightly ... More
While largely following the same structure as the previous two chapters, the specific historical characteristics of Hungary's post-socialist transformation and its EU accession demand a slightly extended first section and more background. On the one hand, citizenship practices have been in turmoil, particularly with respect to the situation of women in the labour market. On the other hand, against the background of immense institutional and cultural transformations, the weakening of gender equality within the conceptual activation debate at EU level has had the most serious effects. In particular, the introduction of a comprehensive Equal Treatment Act in 2004 brought a whole set of new rights (to equality and non-discrimination). However, given the limited resources of the institutional equality framework, the weak voice of the feminist movement, and a general conservative (and increasingly polarized) public discourse gender issues have been facing serious problems. In short, the re-structuring of citizenship in Hungary brought about important rights but not citizenship practices in terms of access to those rights.Less
While largely following the same structure as the previous two chapters, the specific historical characteristics of Hungary's post-socialist transformation and its EU accession demand a slightly extended first section and more background. On the one hand, citizenship practices have been in turmoil, particularly with respect to the situation of women in the labour market. On the other hand, against the background of immense institutional and cultural transformations, the weakening of gender equality within the conceptual activation debate at EU level has had the most serious effects. In particular, the introduction of a comprehensive Equal Treatment Act in 2004 brought a whole set of new rights (to equality and non-discrimination). However, given the limited resources of the institutional equality framework, the weak voice of the feminist movement, and a general conservative (and increasingly polarized) public discourse gender issues have been facing serious problems. In short, the re-structuring of citizenship in Hungary brought about important rights but not citizenship practices in terms of access to those rights.
Keywords: Hungary, Post-socialist transformation, EU accession, EU enlargement, Welfare reform, Rights, Non-discrimination, Gender equality, Citizenship practices, Inequality
Making the Transition: Education and Labor Market Entry in Central and Eastern Europe
Irena Kogan, Clemens Noelke, and Michael Gebel (eds)
Sociology, Social Stratification, Inequality, and Mobility
After the breakdown of socialism in Central and Eastern Europe, the role of education systems in preparing students for the "real world" changed. Though young people were freed from coercive state ... More
After the breakdown of socialism in Central and Eastern Europe, the role of education systems in preparing students for the "real world" changed. Though young people were freed from coercive state institutions, the shift to capitalism made the transition from school to work much more precarious and increased inequality in early career outcomes. This volume provides the first large-scale analysis of the impact social transformation has had on young people in their transition from school to work in Central and Eastern European countries. Written by local experts, the book examines the process for those entering the workforce under socialism, during the turbulent transformation years, in the early 2000s, and today. It considers both the risks and opportunities that have emerged, and reveals how they are distributed across social groups. Only by studying these changes can we better understand the long-term impact of socialism and post-socialist transformation on the problems young people in this part of the world are facing today.Less
Making the Transition : Education and Labor Market Entry in Central and Eastern Europe
After the breakdown of socialism in Central and Eastern Europe, the role of education systems in preparing students for the "real world" changed. Though young people were freed from coercive state institutions, the shift to capitalism made the transition from school to work much more precarious and increased inequality in early career outcomes. This volume provides the first large-scale analysis of the impact social transformation has had on young people in their transition from school to work in Central and Eastern European countries. Written by local experts, the book examines the process for those entering the workforce under socialism, during the turbulent transformation years, in the early 2000s, and today. It considers both the risks and opportunities that have emerged, and reveals how they are distributed across social groups. Only by studying these changes can we better understand the long-term impact of socialism and post-socialist transformation on the problems young people in this part of the world are facing today.
Keywords: socialism, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, education, social transformation, school, work, post-socialist transformation
in Identity Games: Globalization and the Transformation of Media Cultures in the New Europe
Society and Culture, Media Studies
This book presents an argument against adopting the globalization vision of neoimperial power interests. The importance of studying globalization from the perspective of a set of political and ... More
This book presents an argument against adopting the globalization vision of neoimperial power interests. The importance of studying globalization from the perspective of a set of political and economic games rather than as a zero-sum game is discussed. The use of a game model theory for understanding globalization variables such as flow, scape, and network is presented. Implications of media globalization along with the importance of its interdisciplinary understanding are emphasized. The use of the postsocialist transformation model for observing the flow of capitalist globalization and other hidden continuities is discussed. The importance of understanding the global peripheries' complex interdisciplinary analysis for understanding and mapping transnational media trends is discussed.Less
This book presents an argument against adopting the globalization vision of neoimperial power interests. The importance of studying globalization from the perspective of a set of political and economic games rather than as a zero-sum game is discussed. The use of a game model theory for understanding globalization variables such as flow, scape, and network is presented. Implications of media globalization along with the importance of its interdisciplinary understanding are emphasized. The use of the postsocialist transformation model for observing the flow of capitalist globalization and other hidden continuities is discussed. The importance of understanding the global peripheries' complex interdisciplinary analysis for understanding and mapping transnational media trends is discussed.
Keywords: globalization, neoimperial power interests, zero-sum game, game model, media globalization, post-socialist transformation, capitalist globalization


Can there be such a thing as a 'moral' war? Can it ever be right to kill innocent people, even in self-defence?
Helen Frowe, Professor of Practical Philosophy at the University of Stockholm: Helen's research focuses on the ethics of war and defensive killing, with a special interest in the moral status of non-combatants and the permissibility of killing innocent people in self-defence.
Alex Leveringhaus, James Martin Fellow, Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict: his research investigates the moral and legal implications arising from the development and usage of automated (or operationally autonomous) computer-based targeting systems (CBTS) in the military. I am interested in how the development of CBTS affects the rights of combatants during war and to what extent CBTS can be engineered to protect the rights of non-combatants.
James Pattison, Professor of Politics, Universty of Manchester: his research interests currently lie in three related areas: (1) Just War Theory and the alternatives to war; (2) humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect (R2P); and (3) the use of private military and security companies.
The discussion will be chaired by Marianne Talbot, Director of Studies in Philosophy, Oxford University Department for Continuing Education.


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The Waterboys - Playhouse, Edinburgh, 29 June 2018
Long, long time ago, I can still remember – playing The Waterboys' 'Big Music' as my rallying call before going out to do my final university exams. They weren't a band I particularly followed at the time – I was primarily a hard rock kid back then – and my acquaintance with Mike Scott's oeuvre has been haphazard since. I loved Fisherman's Blues, and there was then a long hiatus until somehow I picked up on the blindingly good Modern Blues a couple of years back.
So now here we are again at the Edinburgh Playhouse, scene of many a great gig in days of yore, but now largely given over to musicals. Which probably explains the numerous signs insisting that the place is a seated venue, and "would patrons please co-operate in ensuring everyone can see". In other words, sit yer ass doon!
The Waterboys - first class jiggery-pokery
Which is a pity, because there's plenty of danceable stuff in the Waterboys' set, and it's clear that some of the audience are itching to shake their booty on some of the jiggery-pokery stuff like 'When Ye Go Away' and the spankingly rumbustious 'The Raggle-Taggle Gypsy'.
Fortunately Mike Scott has a trick up his sleeve to allow us at least a vicarious dance sensation, in the form of hip chick backing swingers Zeenie Summers and Jess Kav, who get on down in exuberant, loosely co-ordinated fashion throughout. They also provide spot on vocals, with Kav especially impressive and versatile, ranging from soulful to scat-singing to well-nigh classic soprano at times.
By contrast Steve Wickham, looking like your favourite absent-minded professor with his waistcoat and stuck-up hair, often looks rather bemused by proceedings, when not actually playing, swaying gently while holding his fiddle in both hands. But then he chucks in his trademark pirouette as they roll back the years with 'A Girl Called Johnny', and when he rips into that scudding riff on 'We Will Not Be Lovers' you know exactly what he brings to the party.
There are a few tunes from the latest album Out Of All This Blue. It may have been a bit of an erratic outing, but Scott still pulls out some strong songs with the likes of 'If The Answer Is Yeah' and the country-style tribute to keyboard player Brother Paul Brown, 'Nashville, Tennessee'. Personally I reckon the tag-line of the latter would be better reversed to "My ass may be in Nashville, but my heart is in Memphis, Tennessee", but that might have required a whole different lyric. I'd also have preferred to hear something upbeat like 'The Connemara Fox' or 'The Hammerhead Bar', rather than the more mellow 'Man, What A Woman', but hey, I'll give Mike Scott a pass on that.
In any event there's enough from Modern Blues to keep me happy. In addition to being a sublime lyricist, Scott is an excellent raconteur, and cleverly uses a bit of guitar tuning as a catalyst for a story that neatly lines up the muscular 'Still A Freak'. Then after the interval he neatly bends the premise of 'Nearest Thing To Hip' to turn it into a nostalgia trip for lost Edinburgh record shops from the heyday of vinyl. There's no need for storytelling with the rattling set-closer 'Long Strange Golden Road' though. 'Anthemic' is a word that could have been invented for Mike Scott's songwriting, and this is a beat poet visionary call to (peaceful) arms. It's also one of several songs on which Brother Paul goes to town on his Hammond organ, apparently wrenching soul from the very guts of it. His addition to the Waterboys ranks a few years ago was a signal moment.
They encore with 'The Whole Of The Moon', and inevitably the audience rise en masse to acclaim the archetypal example of Scott's "Big Music", singing along merrily as they're conducted by Summers and Kav. They stay on their feet for 'Fisherman's Blues', the first blast of Scott's delving into folk traditions, on which Scott and the girls join in with Wickham to twirl through the classic fiddle riff, summing up the collective spirit of the evening.
Mike Scott is blessed with the ability to create a multi-faceted repertoire. As The Waterboys' Facebook page puts it, "The Waterboys belong to no movement, genre, school or fashion. We play Waterboys music. We follow the twists and trails of the music wherever it leads, wherever the adventure unfolds. Come with us." Yeah, it may sound a bit corny. But Mike Scott is still a freak, and a bloody good one at that.
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Le pôle nord de Vénus se trouve aux confins de Snegurochka et de Louhi Planitia, presque exactement sur Dennitsa Dorsa.

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Q: Chrome Developer Tools debugger doesn't seem to halt in certain parts of javascript file I want to halt the debugger inside the modifyDOM function however it seems to just go right over it. It does stop at other points though, I'm pretty sure this has something to do with the way javascript works which I don't yet to understand (very new to the language).
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Tom Eyers
Tom Eyers is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Duquesne University. He is the author of Lacan and the Concept of the Real (2012). Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.
Post-Rationalism : Psychoanalysis, Epistemology, and Marxism in Post-War France
Bloomsbury Academic, 2013
...Philosophy begins with the question of the relation between knowledge and truth. If commonsense empiricism assumes an unproblematic connection between the two, the most rigorous currents in both "Continental" and "analytic" philosophy...
Sarah Wood is a Lecturer in the School of English, University of Kent, UK. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.
Derrida's 'Writing and Difference' : A Reader's Guide
Continuum, 2009
...A text escapes: 'the text is not the book, it is not confined in a volume itself confined to a library.'Jacques Derrida, 'Afterword: Toward an Ethic of Discussion', trans. Samuel Weber, in Limited Inc (Evanston, IL: Northwestern University...
The Genesis of Cognition
Edward Willatt
Edward Willatt recently completed a PhD at the University of Greenwich, UK. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.
Thinking Between Deleuze and Kant : A Strange Encounter
...I would like to thank Mick Bowles and Matt Lee for their comments on various drafts of this essay.In what sense is Deleuze a reader of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason? He offers an account of Kant's critical system and of the points at which...
Overview of Themes
...The way Derrida reads and writes makes it possible, and advisable, to find new themes as you read and reread him. His great themes of life, experience and the secret open on to all the others. They are what open his writing to you...
Science, "Suture," and the Signifier
...In recent decades, Alain Badiou has recast the fundamental questions of psychoanalytically inflected structuralism within the terms of set theory and other mathematical traditions. In doing so, Badiou's philosophy has marked a strong shift...
Live Badiou
Oliver Feltham
Oliver Feltham is Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature at the American University of Paris, France. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.
Alain Badiou: Live Theory
...What do you mean when you describe the contemporary conjuncture by saying that it does not form a world? In the absence of a world what are the modes or principal tasks of philosophy - critique, genealogy or metaphysics? Must philosophy...
Living Knowledge? Canguilhem, Deleuze, and the Problem of Life
...Introduction According to an orthodoxy that continues to gain ground, one originally defined by Michel Foucault, French philosophy of the twentieth century can be understood as being organized into two broad streams.Foucault outlines...
Rise and Decline of the Structuralist Generation
Johannes Angermuller
Johannes Angermuller is Professor of Discourse and directs the DISCONEX research group at the University of Warwick, UK and at School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS) in Paris, France. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.
Why There Is No Poststructuralism in France : The Making of an Intellectual Generation
...From modernity to postmodernity: The intellectual field since the Enlightenment The terms 'modern' and 'postmodern' are somewhat tricky labels that refer to various debates in the social sciences and cultural studies. While the term...
Reception and Influence
...In 2004, Derrida spoke of a strange 'double feeling' about the future of his writing and described a reading not yet begun and at the same time, abandoned:to put it playfully and with a certain immodesty, one has not yet begun to read me, ....
Sebastian Gardner
Sebastian Gardner is Professor of Philosophy at University College London, where he lectures on Sartre. His previous publications include the Routledge Guidebook on Kant and the Critique of Pure Reason. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.
Sartre's 'Being and Nothingness' : A Reader's Guide
...Given the accordance of Sartre's illusionless perspective on human life with the devastation of the post-war world, and of his doctrine of freedom with the mood of an age occupied with reconstruction and reassuming responsibility...


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BBC: Inside Out
My appearance at 4:10 mins
I talk to the programme about age progression.
BBC Inside Out takes a look at the charity Missing People, the UK's only charity that works with young runaways, missing and unidentified people, their families and others who care for them.
Featured are the cases of Trevor O'Donnell, who is also known as Patrick, who has been missing from Canterbury since 29 March 1994; and Rebecca Carr, from Rochester, who was last seen on 25 November 2002, in Gillingham, Kent.


When you're at Vulture Festival's panel with comedian Bill Burr about his stand-up and the new season of his animated Netflix show, F Is for Family, you're family. The laughs, as if they were a bowl of pasta, will be never-ending. The insight, as if it were a bowl of salad, will be never-ending. The thoughtful debate, as if it were breadsticks … The point is it will be good. In the session, Burr will premiere the first episode of the season. This season, it's the winter of 1974 — real "We Didn't Start the Fire" times — and patriarch Frank Murphy (Bill Burr) is grappling with being out of the workforce and having his wife Sue (Laura Dern!) support the family. The ten-episode second season drops on the streaming service on May 30. Watch the trailer above and then wonder if, when you think about it, "never-ending" sounds more like a threat than a promise.