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Posted on : 24-03-2016
Check out these eight schools that can help you turn your BSN into an MSN and potentially a career as a nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, clinical nurse specialist, or nurse educator.
10 Health Careers with Runaway Growth
When you think of health care jobs, physicians and nurses may be the first workers to come to mind. However, they represent only a few of the many people employed in the medical field.
High-paying health care careers you can do with a bachelor's degree
Check out these twelve health care careers that pay above the national average and require 4 years of school or less.
5 go-to university extension programs for disaster preparedness advice
September 23, 2013 | By Aimee Hosler
Hurricane Katrina. Japan's tsunami. The Haiti earthquake. You do not need to be an expert to know that natural disasters can strike anywhere, anytime, and that even a brief event can be devastating, if not deadly. Even survivors can pay dearly -- and not just in lost property. According to the American Psychological Association (apa.org), natural disasters can carry serious emotional tolls that can last a lifetime. Losing access to power, food or clean water; losing contact with loved ones; and not knowing where to go for help can only make a bad situation worse. On the other hand, being prepared can help you forge a safe and speedy recovery.
Not sure where to start? Knowing which disasters you are geographically most susceptible to helps, but savvy emergency management experts plan for almost anything, including man-made events. No, you probably won't ever endure a zombie apocalypse or alien invasion, but it would help to know what to do in the event of a medical outbreak or a terrorist attack. Hint: A cache of bottled waters, canned peaches and flashlights may not be enough. Fortunately a number of universities -- and their highly qualified expert staffs -- are one step ahead of the game. The following university extension programs are just a few of those dedicated to helping anyone, anywhere prepare for, manage and recover from catastrophe.
5 go-to programs for disaster preparedness advice
Colorado State University Extension. The CSU Extension teaches the community how to prepare for sudden natural disasters, like fire and flood, but also longer-term events, like drought. Web visitors will find detailed prevention and recovery information in a number of specialized topics, like livestock, water management and food safety. Its Markets & Weather center offers a directory of weather- and climate-related agencies that can offer short- and long-term forecasts. Visitors can also find links to key government and relief agencies -- like the American Red Cross, the Federal Emergency Management Agency or the Center for Disease Control -- and other university disaster relief extensions.
North Carolina Cooperative Extension. The NC State and A&T State University Cooperative Extension, staffed by specialists at NC State University and NC A&T State University, knows how to best weather a myriad of natural disasters, but especially tornadoes, floods and their aftermath. The group's Disaster Information Center provides detailed information about how to best prepare for these disasters, and how to recover from them quickly and safely. Learn how to create your own home disaster kit, how to ensure you have access to safe food following a storm, and how to protect your pets and valuables. The site also offers advice on how to recover from the event, both psychologically and financially. You can visit the Extension's website to download its Guide to Preparing for Emergencies, or phone the center directly.
University of Idaho Extension. The UI Cooperative Extension is truly a one-stop-shop for disaster preparedness -- including those that are man-made. Natural disaster topics include: tornadoes, fires, floods, earthquakes, volcanoes and even blizzards. Not-so-natural disaster guides cover hazardous material incidents, radiation accidents and even terrorist attacks. The General Preparedness section can help visitors put together disaster kits and establish evacuation plans, but those looking for more information may want to check out its directory of disaster-related agencies and resources, both in and out of Idaho. The UI Extension even offers advice for homeowners recovering from a disaster, which it says can become "ripe pickings" for fraudsters and thieves.
University of Illinois Extension. The University of Illinois Extension's Disaster Resources website serves as a one-stop-shop for those who want to learn how to prepare for and recover from natural disasters, especially severe storms and earthquakes. Website visitors can check current conditions, find contact information for key disaster agencies and organizations, and browse guides and other resources. The group's Ten Steps to Preparing for a Disaster -- a step-by-step guide for preparing your home, office and loved ones for the unthinkable -- is an excellent place to start. The UI Extension also maintains a special section called Children, Stress and Natural Disasters, which serves as a resource for teachers and parents who want to teach children what to do in an emergency.
University of Minnesota Extension. The UM Extension serves as what might be one of the most thorough disaster preparedness resources featured on our list. Its website lets visitors who need immediate assistance find resources listed on the UME website, including the group's AnswerLine, which answers basic questions about disaster recovery. UME offers specialized guides and resources for children, seniors, farmers and disaster professionals, and its Recovery After Disaster: The Family Financial Toolkit has won both the Consumer Financial Information Award and the Florence Hall Award. The group even offers free, up-to-date resources and materials for professionals and others who want to help their communities prepare for and recover from natural disasters via Disaster Recovery Resource Fairs.
All of these resources offer advice for managing the unthinkable, but let's face it: if disaster does strike, you may be too panicked to follow it. Consider printing off some of the most important information and putting it somewhere safe but accessible. Periodically review the information with your loved ones, including evacuation points. When working with children, keep your instructions simple and on point, and, if possible, present it in a fun way to minimize unnecessary fear or concern. It might also be a good idea to save website links and phone numbers for the above programs in your smartphone for easy access, especially since many of them have disaster hotlines and emergency management professionals on staff who can help.
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"Managing traumatic stress: Tips for recovering from disasters and other traumatic events," apa.org. http://www.apa.org/helpcenter/recovering-disasters.aspx


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Straws & Stripes headlined by 3 Doors Down to benefit military nonprofit
by: Janel Knight
HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) – A music festival featuring 3 Doors Down will benefit a military nonprofit as it fights against PTSD and other challenges affecting veterans.
Straws & Stripes is an all-day festival that will be held Saturday at the Vineyard and Brewery at Hershey.
In addition to 3 Doors Down, the 21 and older event will feature several musical acts including Ben Gallaher and Tonic.
A portion of all ticket sales will benefit the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association. The group made up of veterans from all branches of the military, helps support veteran facilities.
The Vineyard will also be celebrating the release of wines, beers, and ciders with strawberries.
Tickets cost between $49-$109.
The event is from noon-9 p.m.
More Harrisburg Stories
by Alex Peterson / Jan 20, 2020
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) -- Weeks after a vote of no confidence in Harrisburg Area Community College's President John "Ski" Sygielski and senior leadership, a longtime HACC professor is sharing his thoughts as well as those from current employees who are too afraid to speak out.
John Heapes worked at HACC for 46 years, and retired three years ago. He said he worked under every president the college has had, since its founding in 1964.
Harrisburg crafters help Australian wildlife in wake of fires
by Allie Berube / Jan 20, 2020
An estimated one billion animals have died in the Australian wildfires since September. With social media flooded with images of injured animals, the urge to help motivated residents at The Manor at Oakridge to help.
Picking up knitting needles, crochet hooks and sewing needles, the retirees got to work on crafting birds nests, blankets and joey pouches to send across the world to Australia.
Harrisburg Bureau of Fire reminds people to check CO detectors
by Taylor Tosheff / Jan 20, 2020
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) -- Harrisburg Bureau of Fire is reminding everyone to check their CO detectors after they responded to a local family's carbon monoxide leak.
The family's furnace broke and emitted the odorless gas Sunday night. They were helped saved, however, by the working detectors inside their home.

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In case you or a loved one has been exposed to asbestos, and it has developed mesothelioma, it's important to get in touch with a professional New Mexico asbestos lawyer to talk about your choices. Asbestos is a rather beneficial kind of material particularly for industrial purposes however it's a known human carcinogen. So long as the asbestos is encapsulated in the building material it doesn't cause a health issue. Like in the instance of all sorts of mesothelioma, it is considered to be the main cause for peritoneal mesothelioma. It is the main cause of malignant mesothelioma in most patients. It can be fatal for the body and can also cause cancer along with other severe diseases.
Mesothelioma is brought on by asbestos. Because it is an uncommon type of cancer, there are no widely recommended screening tests for people who are not at an increased risk of developing the disease. Peritoneal mesothelioma has a rather long latency period.
Most people that are diagnosed with mesothelioma have only per year or two left to live. It is merely a form of cancer that affects the lining covering the lungs. It is a very rare cancer that affects the cell lining in various parts of the body, and one aspect of mesothelioma information is that the only known way to catch this cancer is if you have been exposed to some form of asbestos. It is a rare cancer. It is caused by different factors where chance or bad luck plays a big part in the story. It's been known for individuals with malignant mesothelioma to live with their symptoms for as much as six months until they seek medical help with them.
Once inhaled, some asbestos fibers will stay within the body forever. According to some doctors, even a single asbestos fiber, lodged in the incorrect location, can eventually result in an asbestos-related disease. When the asbestos fibers have lodged themselves within various regions of the body, they cannot be destroyed by the cells of the immune system, which are called macrophages. Inhaled chrysotile asbestos fibers are proven to deposit initially on the very first alveolar duct bifurcations.
A lawyer that has a good track record can provide you with the very best compensation for mesothelioma from the irresponsible firms that have failed to shelter you from the exposure of asbestos. On diagnosis, you can get in touch with a mesothelioma lawyer through the local mesothelioma activists or mesothelioma group for more mesothelioma information concerning lawsuits. You might need to get in touch with a specialist mesothelioma lawyer if you've developed asbestosis.
Exposure to asbestos is among the most frequent causes of mesothelioma. Exposure to this mineral is connected with a higher incidence of mesothelioma. Currently, the dangers of asbestos exposure proved yet to be known. The hazards of asbestos can't be undermined and so the usage of asbestos has to be avoided so far as possible to safeguard both the workers, together with the environment, from the hazards of asbestos-related diseases and deaths. Many deaths of women and kids have occurred because of second-hand exposure to asbestos.
Understandably, sufferers and their families wish to observe some kind of repayment for the pain, suffering, and misery brought on by asbestos and mesothelioma. Because these indicators are so wide ranging and often seemingly unconnected it is no surprise that it can be challenging to acquire a proper diagnosis. Though some indicators may change the whole body, the vast majority surface around the key tumor. The symptoms originate just in the last stage of the disease. Indicators of malignant mesothelioma can initially be quite difficult to spot as they are sometimes quite unnoticeable.
The maturation of the disease is connected with being exposed to asbestos. Improvements in medical science and relevant technology have led to the evolution of few new techniques of treatments. Owing to these factors, the efficacy of several conventional treatments are limited. It's said that prevention is far better than cure and it's actually accurate.
When treating mesothelioma, doctors utilize several therapy alternatives. Depending on the state and location of the cancer, they will choose the best course of action for the circumstances. The individual might even feel depressed about the entire circumstance. Mesothelioma patients may then decide to get in touch with an experienced mesothelioma attorney to examine their legal choices. Gene therapy can help to rectify the faulty genes of the human body, yet this process, together with immunotherapy, haven't been introduced in hospitals yet as they're still under medical scrutiny. Intraoperative photodynamic therapy, immunotherapy and gene therapy are a number of the hottest methods in the health care field intended to deal with this often fatal disease.
Distinct individuals are somewhat more prone to develop cancer than others due to the genes they inherit from birth. Moreover different cancers have various characteristics. Asbestos mesothelioma cancer includes a bleak prognosis.


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Lolo Jones
USA Track and Field's most-followed athlete on Twitter used a fourth-place finish in the 2012 Olympic games as a push to enter a new sport: bobsled. Now, less than two years after Jones' second disappointing trip to the Summer Olympic Games, Jones will compete in the Winter Olympics with the USA Bobsled Team. She and her track and field and bobsled teammate Lauryn Williams will become the ninth and 10th US athletes to compete in both the Summer and Winter Games.
Meryl Davis
Davis, along with her partner Charlie White, became the first American ice dancers to win a World Figure Skating Championship by earning gold in 2011. In doing so, they put the sport of Ice Dancing on the map for Americans. Analysts, according to Reuters, suggest that they are the U.S.'s only realistic hope of a figure skating gold medal in Sochi. And don't forget to look out for the North American rivalry with the pair's Canadian training mates Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir.
Tora Berger
In Vancouver 2010, Berger became Norway's first Olympic Women's Biathlon champion when she won the 15-kilometer individual event. It was Norway's 100th Olympic Winter Games gold medal—they were the first country to achieve this milestone. After winning the 2013 World Cup grand slam and finishing on every podium at the 2013 International Biathlon Union World Championships, she is a favorite for the women's biathlon events at Sochi.
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gviz: error when plotting BiomartGeneRegionTrack with just.group="above"
Question: gviz: error when plotting BiomartGeneRegionTrack with just.group="above"
I want the annotation of the genes/transcripts appear above the transcripts and not on the left or right.
I do not get an error if I do not specify just.group parameter.
How can I put the annotations to appear above the transcripts without an error?
Answer: gviz: error when plotting BiomartGeneRegionTrack with just.group="above"
Thanks for pointing out this issue. The next devel release 1.11.16 should contain the fix.


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archaeological museum (olympia, greece) (1)
dartmouth college, baker library (hanover, new hampshire) (1)
iraq museum (baghdad, iraq) (1)
john p. morton & co. (publisher) (1)
naturhistorisches museum (vienna, austria) (1)
pythokritos of rhodes (rhodian sculptor) (4)
rhodian workshop (4)
aristion of paros (greek sculptor, 6th c bc) (2)
apollodoros of damascus (roman architect, died ca. 125 ce) (1)
hartwell, alonzo, 1805-1873 (engraver) (1)
iktinos (athenian architect, active 5th century bce) (1)
kalamis (greek sculptor, active ca. 470-ca. 440 bce) (1)
kallikrates (greek architect, active 5th century bce) (1)
matlack, claude carson, 1878-1944 (collector) (1)
orozco, jose clemente (mexican muralist and draftsman, 1883-1949) (1)
athens (greece) (6)
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Description: gods
Pike's Peak and gateway to Garden of the Gods.
Mountains; Rock formations
Two rock formations with an open space between them; mountains can be seen in the background. Printed text on verso reads, "Pike's Peak and Gateway to Garden of the Gods, Colorado - Pike's peak is one of the largest peaks of the Rocky Mountains, 75...
Temple of Hatshepsut, Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, general view.
Egyptian (ancient); New Kingdom (Egyptian); Eighteenth Dynasty
With the Middle Kingdom mortuary temple of Mentuhotep II at left; "If the most impressive monuments of the Old Kingdom are its pyramids, those of the New Kingdom are its grandiose temples, often built to honor pharaohs and queens, as well as gods....
"Dutchman".
Garden of the Gods (Colorado Springs, Colo.); Rock formations; Landscape photographs
"The Dutchman" rock formation in Garden of the Gods, west of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Title supplied by cataloger.
Snake Goddess [or attendant], front view.
Minoan; Greek (ancient); Prehistoric; Bronze Age
"In contrast to Mesopotamia and Egypt, no temples or monumental statues of gods, kings, or monsters have been found in Minoan Crete. Large wooden images may once have existed, but what remains of Minoan sculpture in the round is small in scale,...
Gods of the Modern World series, Modern Migration of the Spirit.
Mexican Muralist (movement)
Panel from Gods of the Modern World series. "Orozco moved closer to the Expressionists in spirit, at first working in the stylized, sculpturesque manner of [Ernst] Barlach, before later adopting the more dynamic and fluid forms of El Greco, often...
Parthenon (Temple of Athena Parthenos), Acropolis, Athens, Greece, frieze, diagram.
Greek (ancient); Classical; High Classical; Phidian; Doric; Ionic
Included: Riders; Chariots; Elders; Musicians; Carriers; Sheep; Cattle; Women; Heroes; Gods; Peplos.
Artemision Zeus [or Poseidon?], three-quarter front view.
Greek (ancient); Classical; Early Classical
"With a serene expression in the eyes and the body of an athlete, the father of the gods hurls a thunderbolt. The statue, an original bronze by a great sculptor, dates from about 460 BC." (Caption, p. 350); "Bronze statue of Zeus or Poseidon. Inv....
Fountain behind Confederate Monument, Louisville, Kentucky.
Monuments & memorials; War memorials; Sculpture; Louisville Confederate Monument (Ky.)
This fountain located behind the Confederate Monument, at the convergence of Second Street and Third Street in Louisville, Ky. before its move to Brandenburg, Kentucky in 2016, was a horse trough and also had four spigots for people to drink water....
John P. Morton & Co. Woodblock Prints, Sheet 13-3.
Soldiers; Discovery & exploration; Alexander, the Great, 356-323 B.C.; Greece--History; Mythology, Greek; Rome--History
Woodblock prints of, from top to bottom starting at left: centurion watching man wearing crown accompanied by children with brooms and whips; bearded man wearing fur pelt witnesses arrival, by boat, of colonists, who have already begun hunting;...
Agora, Athens, Greece, reconstruction, seen from the east, c. 400 BCE.
Greek (ancient); Classical; Doric; Ionic
"A reconstruction of the Agora in about 400 BC, seen from the east. […] In the bottom left hand corner is the Mint, with the south-east fountain house behind. Next to this is the South Stoa. The Pnyx assembly platform is above the stoa to the left...
Column of Trajan, Forum of Trajan, Rome, Italy, frieze detail, suovetaurilia.
Roman (ancient Italian style); Imperial (Roman); Trajanic
"Illustration of a suovetaurilia, a ritual sacrifice made before the start of a military offensive. At the bottom, a pig and a sheep are being led to the sacrificial altar. The ox which was also destined for sacrifice cannot be seen in this view....
Ring with cameo.
Roman (ancient Italian style); Imperial (Roman)
"This ring is formed from a circular hollow band made from rolled and soldered gold leaf, which flares out near the bezel. The bezel, rectangular in shape but with rounded corners, is set with a blue-tinged agate in two layers against a white...
Venus of Willendorf, front view.
Paleolithic; Upper Paleolithic; Stone Age; Prehistoric
"The vast majority of prehistoric sculptures depict either animals or humans. In the earliest art, humankind consists almost exclusively of women as opposed to men, and painters and sculptors almost invariably showed them nude […]. When...
Votive statues, from the Square Temple at Eshnunna (modern Tell Asmar), Iraq, two worshipers, front views.
Sumerian; Near Eastern; Mesopotamian
"Further insight into Sumerian religious beliefs and rituals comes from a cache of sculptures reverently buried beneath the floor of a temple at Eshnunna (modern Tell Asmar) when the structure was remodeled. Carved of soft gypsum and inlaid with...
Temple of Zeus, Olympia, Greece, east pediment, Seer, detail, head, front, slight three-quarter view.
Greek (ancient); Classical; Severe Style; Early Classical
"The pedimental statues (which faced toward the starting point of all Olympic chariot races) are, in fact, posed like actors on a stage - Zeus in the center, Oinomaos and his wife on one side, Pelops and Hippodameia on the other, and their...
Nike of Samothrace, front view, on ship pedestal.
Greek (ancient); Hellenistic
From Samothrace, Greece. [Perhaps by Pythokritos of Rhodes]. "The winged goddess of Victory standing on the prow of a ship overlooked the Sanctuary of the Great Gods on the island of Samothrace. This monument was probably an ex-voto offered by the...
Agora, Athens, Greece, plan, c. 500 BCE.
Greek (ancient); Archaic (Greek)
Includes: Kolonos Agoraios; Altar; Bouleuterion; Royal Stoa; Shrine of Zeus; [?] River; 12 Gods; Eschara; Street of Panathenaia; Lawcourts; S.E. Fountain House; Boundary Stones of Agora; Prytanikon; Temple of [?]; Temple of Apollo; Great Drain.
Greek (ancient); Classical
Includes: Hephaisteion; Kolonos Agoraios; Strategeion?; Tholos; Altar; Bouleuterion; Old Bouleuterion; Poikile Stoa; Royal Stoa; Stoa of Zeus; The Eponymous Heroes: [?] River; 12 Gods; Eschara; St. Philip; Hadrian St.; Private Houses & Shops;...
Greek (ancient); Hellenistic; Classical; Late Classical
Includes: Hephaisteion; Kolonos Agoraios; Strategeion?; Tholos; Altar; Bouleuterion; Old Bouleuterion; Sanctuary of [?]; Poikile Stoa; Royal Stoa; Stoa of Zeus; Apollo Patroos; The Eponymous Heroes: [?] River; 12 Gods; Eschara; St. Philip; Hadrian...
Includes: Hephaisteion; Arsenal?; Kolonos Agoraios; Strategeion?; Tholos; Bouleuterion; Sanctuary of [?]; Altar; Poikile Stoa; Royal Stoa; Stoa of Zeus; Apollo Patroos; Metroon; The Eponymous Heroes: [?] River; 12 Gods; St. Philip; Hadrian St.;...


The Toronto Star is currently running a series on precarious employment. When you are working for a bad boss, all employment is precarious.
I am currently working with three clients suffering under bad bosses. One is a proven professional in her field with a solid track record of performance in her industry, including previous success at her current company, a global retail giant. Another is a rising star who ran afoul of a manager who deep-sixed his career at a world renowned technology firm. The third is a colleague (who I can vouch for as a top employee) who was "inherited" by a Boss from Hell who has made his life impossible.
Some managers are under duress themselves, and we all know the old saw about what rolls downhill. They "do unto others" what is being done to them, perpetuating a cycle of organizational abuse because they just don't have what it takes to do otherwise.
Certain managers grew up in the "command and control" business environment of yesteryear. They believe that "the boss" is the ultimate authority and employees can either take what they dish out or leave, because that's what they had to do.
Evil does lurk in the hearts of some. There are bosses who seem to get a thrill from actively humiliating their employees. As painful as it is to be on the receiving end of this (I once had a boss who kept a hand-grenade on his desk as a paperweight!), these people are more to be pitied (and avoided) then merely censured. They are sick puppies and will run out of road later if not sooner.
Here's the common theme: all bad bosses have gotten to where they are using a particular style that they believe "works" for them. Some have risen through the ranks in spite of their abusive style. Sadly, some have prospered because of that style in organizations that reward authoritarianism.
If a boss is a decent person but under such stress that he/she has become a tyrant, that's not likely to change unless there's a full-scale transformation of the organization's culture. New leadership at the top can signal such positive change, but you may not be able to wait it out until then. Start planning your next career move ASAP so you can get out before your performance reviews are downgraded, your spirt is demeaned and your career is derailed.
If you find yourself working for a "commandant" style of boss, use the opportunity to learn how satisfy the demands of someone who is less than collaborative. Think of your job as a laboratory for career resilience in which you can experiment with different behaviours and learn which ones work with a control freak. At the same time, start exploring other options within the organization or elsewhere, remembering to "interview" any potential boss to determine his/her style.
If you are working for the devil (in Prada or Paul Stuart), get out as soon as you can. Consider speaking to an employment lawyer about constructive dismissal and/or filing a Human Rights complaint for harassment. Truly evil bosses are not to be trifled with, so escape with your life; even unemployment is less damaging than abuse.
I often recommend a "Career 360°" feedback process to clients, especially those dealing with extremely challenging work situations. People who know you in a professional context can remind you who you really are and can serve as counterbalancing voices to a boss screaming at you about how "stupid," "worthless" or "incompetent" you are.
In addition, build a resume based around your accomplishments‒not just your duties, responsibilities or activities‒and create a strong LinkedIn profile that highlights your skills. These can remind you as well as the rest of the world what value you hold for the right employer.
Finally, keep in mind the most powerful four words in our language: "this too shall pass." Play your cards right and you will find a way back to workplace sanity and go on to greater things (including remembering the impact a boss has on the day-to-day life of employees should you become a manager!) And pity those horrible bosses, who live full-time in the hell they tried to inflict on you. For you, there are ways out; unless they commit to making a huge and difficult change they are good and truly stuck with themselves.


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A levelAccess to HE DiplomaCambridge International Pre-U Certificate - PrincipalInternational Baccalaureate Diploma ProgrammePearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)Scottish Advanced HigherScottish HigherUCAS Tariff
A-levelAccess to HE DiplomaCambridge International Pre-U Certificate - PrincipalInternational Baccalaureate Diploma ProgrammePearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)Scottish Advanced HigherScottish HigherUCAS Tariff
including B in French, Spanish or Japanese
Access to Humanities & Social Sciences pathway. Other pathways are acceptable, please contact the University directly for further information. Must also hold grade B in French, Spanish or Japanese A-level (or equivalent qualification).
Principal subjects and A-level combinations are considered - please contact us.
including Higher Level 5 in French, Spanish or Japanese
Must also hold grade B in French, Spanish or Japanese A-level (or equivalent qualification). BTEC Public Services, BTEC Uniformed Services or BTEC Business Administration not accepted.
including C in French, Spanish or Japanese
including A in French, Spanish or Japanese
Transcend language barriers, help people, organisations and countries communicate more effectively. Using exciting contemporary materials, state-of-the-art technology and studying with native speakers and translation and intercultural communication experts, you'll develop your chosen language to a high level of competence.
You'll hone your ability to develop and present sophisticated arguments in English, and in your second languages, learn to speak, understand, and write with precision, variety, and accuracy. You'll develop the skills for engaging in debates, and support your opinions. By the end of your degree you'll be able to demonstrate critical thinking, sophisticated expression, and independence in your chosen language.
You'll also discover new perspectives by exploring intercultural communication, translation and other applied language study which will help you be effective in the communication networks of today's globalised world.
**Overview**
As well as developing your language competence, you'll take modules that explore the role of language and communication across cultures in today's global communication networks.
You'll combine degree level learning of your chosen languages with the option to study a broad range of topics such as translation issues, intercultural communication, applied linguistics, and language-specific culture modules.
The language-learning element of your degree will involve translation from and to English, reading and listening comprehension, précis and paraphrase work, the study of different styles and registers, lexical exercises and oral work.
Since presentation skills are vital in the contemporary work environment, you'll focus on vocal and physical projection, developing poise and managing nerves. You'll also practise speaking from notes, improvisation, and being able to structure arguments coherently.
In all of these activities, you'll use contemporary rather than literary or historical materials.
You'll also have the opportunity to take another language as part of your degree or as a non-credit module with certification at no extra cost. You can choose from Arabic, British Sign Language, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Russian and Advanced English.
Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk
School of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies
This is a broad subject for a variety of European languages. No matter which you take, the general theme is that some graduates go to that country to work, often as English language teachers, some go into further study, often to train as teachers or translators, but most get jobs in the UK in education - most often as language tutors, unsurprisingly, or translators. Modern language grads can also be in demand in business roles where communication and language skills are particularly useful, such as marketing and PR, and in finance or law. But remember — whilst employers say they rate graduates who have graduates who have more than one language, you need to have them as part of a whole package of good skills.
Translation, Media and Modern Language (3 year)
Translation, Media and Modern Languages
English with Social Sciences
Applied Modern Languages (3 years)
Intercultural Communication and/with Language
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5 Reasons to Go to Therapy
There are SO many ways a therapist can help you.
By Brittney McNamara
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Going to therapy is not always an easy decision to make, and part of that may be because we don't always know how it could actually help us. Of course, we know that therapy is effective for people who have anxiety, depression or another diagnosed mental health issue, but not everyone who goes to therapy falls under that category. Therapy can actually be very useful for things we're often told to just get over, forget about or deal with. Whether you're stressed about school or dealing with a breakup, therapy is a great place to turn. We talked to Scott Christnelly, manager of therapist performance at TalkSpace, a platform that allows people ages 18 and over to access therapy with a licensed professional via text message, to get the lowdown on why therapy is great for pretty much everyone — yes, including you.
"I think a lot of times people have multiple things going on in their lives and you wouldn't know they were depressed by listening to them, necessarily," Christnelly told Teen Vogue. "People aren't going to open up and share what theyre really going through."
If you're still not sure whether the problems or challenges you're facing could be remedied with therapy, Christnelly clued us in on some reasons you might not think that people seek therapy.
School stress or pressure
If you're grappling with a big test coming up or if you're feeling the stress of college crunching down on you, Christnelly said therapy could be a good option. Whether you just talk out your feelings with your therapist or they coach you on how to best organize your time, talking to a professional can be beneficial to help you get focused.
"Everybody is competing to get high grades. Dealing with anxiety, especially test-taking anxiety... that can be a real challenge in school. If you can't concentrate, you can't focus, you're not going to do as well," Christnelly said. "Therapy can address how to organize your time, how to balance between studying too much and free time. You can really learn how to study well, where you're not distracted. It's also complicated too, because when someone isn't doing well it's not necessarily because they aren't good at academics. It could also be other issues going on as well."
For people with disorders like ADHD, Christnelly said therapy can also be very helpful when it comes to school work.
Family arguments or home life struggles
Navigating home life can be tough, and it might get increasingly more difficult as you get older. Whether it's your parents arguing with each other that's causing you stress, or trouble you might have with them, Christnelly told Teen Vogue a therapist can help walk you through it.
"It's going to give people a safe space to talk about feelings, where they're not going to feel judged and criticized, or challenged. It's giving them a chance to really talk about what's going on inside of them," Christnelly said. "That's going to be a much more free experience than if they were to talk to friends. Friends give all kinds of advice, which isn't necessarily going to be helpful. You can talk about what's going on and feel less intimidated to share if you talk to a stranger or someone who is qualified."
If you're going through a breakup or you can't concentrate on school because of a crush
Sometimes, matters of the heart can be all consuming. Whether it's that swell of excitement brought on by a new crush, or the sadness you might feel after a breakup, it can be super hard to cope with other things going on in your life. That's when Christnelly said a therapist could help you sort some things out — especially if you're worried about confiding in your friends. Therapy also, Christnelly said, reminds you that you're going to be ok.
"People don't want to let people know in their peer group about their relationships," he said. "In therapy, you can really talk about it. I think people also think there's something wrong with them if they breakup from somebody. It hits the self esteem. Talking to a therapist can be really validating so they know there's nothing wrong with them — that they can survive it. It's giving them a chance to hear they're still going to be OK even though it really hurts."
If you're struggling with your sexuality or gender identity
Coming out, or even deciding if you have something to come out about, is hard. The good news is you don't have to sort through those feelings alone. Confiding in a friend or trusted adult can be helpful, but Christnelly says a therapist can also help you work through those feelings, tap into them, and come to accept them.
"People don't necessarily disclose those things," Christnelly said. "If you go to a therapist's office they can let that out and explore it, and feel better about themselves."
If you're a living, breathing person.
Listen, sometimes life is tough no matter what. Whether or not you have a specific problem or challenge, Christnelly said therapy might be good for you regardless. You don't need a diagnosis to get therapy, and seeking mental health treatment doesn't make you "crazy," Christnelly added — it just makes you a human who has things happening in their life.
"I think everyone is a good candidate for therapy. It has stigma attached to it — people think you have to be somewhat 'crazy' to go to therapy and it's so not true," he said. "Just living in the world today is stressful. Everybody could benefit from talking to a therapist to talk about anything they're going through in life. It really does give people an opportunity to get feelings out that they're not expressing. People who have specific challenges they might be going through at this time, like a loss, a transition, a change, may be good candidates; or anything that happens in their life that creates a challenge or a barrier. But I think anyone could benefit from talking to someone who's not in their life directly."
For people over 18, TalkSpace is a great option if you're looking for therapy, particularly if you don't have time to or don't want to go into someone's office. TalkSpace allows you to text a therapist, getting your thoughts down throughout the day instead of in one concentrated session. That, Christnelly said, might help you look deeper into yourself and really work things out.
"It's a great format that you get to share things anonymously, without the pressure of showing up at an office and talking for 45 minutes and getting everything out," he said. "At TalkSpace, you can put down your thougths anytime you want. It gives people a chance to explore so much more that's going on inside them."
If you're not over 18, there are lots of ways you can seek therapy, whether that means asking a parent to help you or reaching out to an organization designed to put you in touch with mental health professionals. The bottom line here is that no matter how you do it or who you are, therapy is pretty much a plus for anyone.
If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or text Crisis Text Line at 741-741.
Related: What to Expect at Your First Therapy Session
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The ports of Seattle and Ilwaco were both dinged for state law violations found under reviews recently made public by the Washington state auditor's office.
The office of auditor Brian Sonntag revealed last week that it found three major violations at the Port of Seattle: the unauthorized providing of over $13 million to a school district for construction and operation of a high school; unauthorized usage of port credit cards by harbor commissioners; and unauthorized use of port labor.
Regarding the money to the school district, the auditor's office found that $13.6 million given by the port for the construction of Aviation High School in the Highline School District had been actually earmarked for noise mitigation projects at other schools, and technically should have not been used to help build the prep school, which is scheduled to open in 2013.
The issue of misuse of credit cards by port commissioners had already been explored over the past two years by local media outlets, but the official state finding was that the five commissioners engaged in a total of 52 transactions totaling $2,990 between Jan. 1, 2010 and Aug. 31, 2011 that were not related to port business.
This was out of a total of $74,816 in total charges.
The unauthorized expenses included "personal meals, other personal charges, and expenses to extend port- sponsored trips or to modify the itinerary to accommodate non-port activities," according to the audit report.
The port was later reimbursed for all charges.
Auditors also found that the port broke Washington state law requiring it to determine whether any construction project exceeding $40,000 can be accomplished less expensively by contracting out rather than using day labor.
For five projects, the auditor's report states, the port was unable to provide documentation showing that it did this evaluation.
The concern of the auditor's office was that without evaluating whether it is less costly to contract the work out than performing the work in-house, the port's at risk of over-paying for public works projects. The office also recommended that the port establish operating policies and procedures to ensure that it complies with state law regarding the use of port labor on public works projects.
Of the two public works plans examined by the state, a parking lot project and construction of a boat yard, neither was awarded through state bid laws. As it turns out, however, both projects were completed for significantly less than the budgeted amounts.
The Ilwaco audit covered the period of Jan. 1, 2008 to Dec. 31, 2010.


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Paying cash? That'll cost extra
Posted: Friday, April 25 at 05:00 am CT by Bob Sullivan
Rhonda Payne went to an AT&T Wireless store in Calhoun, Ga., recently to pay her phone bill in cash. She'd been hit by ID theft and was forced to close her checking account, so she was worried she wouldn't be able to mail a check on time. But when she arrived at the store, she was in for a surprise.
Paying in person, she was told, costs extra -- $2 extra.
Payne objected to the "administrative charge" that was added to her bill but got no sympathy. Instead, she said, she was told she should consider herself lucky because the fee was about to go up to $5.
"I was told that it was a courtesy to take cash," she said. "I said, 'Are you kidding me?'"
It's no joke. Beginning earlier this year, AT&T Wireless began to charge customers who pay their bills in their stores.
"It is a way of saving money ... it helps us keep our costs lower," said AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel. "We want our associates to spend their time helping customers as they are thinking about their wireless plans or looking at phones."
There are multiple ways for consumers to pay their bills for free, he added -- in the mail, by electronic payment and on the Web. There are even kiosks in stores where bill payments can be dropped off for free. But having a sales clerk take the payment costs extra.
"If someone really wants to pay using the service of a representative, we think it's appropriate to assess this fee," Siegel said.
The fee might remind some of the "talk-to-a-teller" fee introduced by First National Bank of Chicago in 1995. Siegel said such fees are routine in other industries, too, citing credit cards as an example.
In fact, most credit card issuers do charge a similar fee, called "pay-to-pay." Consumers who call up banks to pay their credit card bills -- often at the last minute to avoid interest charges or late fees – often are assessed "pay-to-pay" fees ranging from $5 to $15. The practice has recently drawn scrutiny in Congress, and a credit card reform bill introduced by Sen. Carl Levin , D-Mich., would ban the practice.
Hurts the poor mostConsumer advocate Ed Mierzwinski, director of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, said he's concerned about AT&T's new fee for another reason: It hits poor people hardest because they are most likely to pay in stores.
"It's targeted at people who don't have bank accounts," he said. "...It's punitive and largely indefensible."It's just unfair to me and I'm shocked by it. People that have less money have to pay more to pay their bills. … It hurts people that really don't have a choice."
Studies show that 10 million to 12 million Americans don't have bank accounts and have to pay their bills in cash, he said. Some are undocumented workers; others are consumers who have bounced too many checks in the past and are ineligible for checking accounts. Sometimes called the "unbanked," consumers who live in this cash economy are finding it harder and harder to maintain basic services, Mierzwinski said.
"I think (AT&T's fee) is going to lead to more companies charging more to people who want to pay with cash," he said.
Siegel denied that AT&T was targeting cash customers and said his company offers pay-as-you-go pre-paid phones that are better suited for consumers who want to pay in cash.Payne has complained to state regulators and to the Federal Communications Commission, but hasn't received a refund -- or an explanation that satisfies her.
"This fee charged by AT&T is ripping off poor people," she said. "I've told everybody I know about this."


In short, a lot. The test will look and feel a lot different than it currently does.
Back to the 1600 point scale. The new test will consist of two mandatory sections "Evidence Based Reading and Writing" and "Math," each scored on the standard 200-800 point scale. The other section will be the Essay, which will be optional.
The new test will run 3 hours flat, with 50 minutes allotted for the optional essay, which will now be given at the end.
No more guessing penalty. Students will no longer have that quarter of a point deducted for wrong answers, eliminating the entire strategy of leaving questions blank and now raising the "Why would you ever leave that blank?" question from teachers to countless students.
The other major change to scoring is the inclusion of what The College Board is calling "test scores," "cross-test scores," and "subscores." This may get a little confusing, so stay with me.
"Test scores" will be individual grades given in the categories of reading, writing and language, math, and the essay (if taken). This format is reminiscent of the scoring system used for the past decade. However, these scores will be given on a 10-40 point scale, rendering them completely meaningless to anyone for at least 5 years.
"Cross-test scores," which I will refer to as "the SAT jungle" because no one really knows what's in it and few will venture in to find out. The cross-test scores, "Analysis in History/Social Studies" and "Analysis in Science," will be based on specific questions across the three "tests" that deal with history/social studies and science. These questions will be combined to comprise the cross-test scores, which will be reported on the same useless 10-40 scale. You're still, here? Impressive.
Finally. there will be seven "subscores," because you didn't have enough scores already. These will also be drawn from the three "tests." The Reading test and the Language and Writing test will contribute to the subscores of "Command of Evidence" and "Relevant Words in Context." The Writing test itself will be used for the subscores "Expression of Ideas" and "Standard English Conventions." Lastly, the Math test will report the subscores of "Heart of Algebra," "Problem Solving and Data Analysis," and "Passport to Advanced Math." The subscores will have an entirely pointless scoring range of their own, 1-15.
So there you have it. I assume this makes total sense to you and leaves you with absolutely no follow up questions, because College Board is making the same assumption and as of the publication of this post has not provided any more explanation.
Stay tuned for our next exciting installment on the new SAT!


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Q: How can I deal or track only one face while I have detected all the faces in front of camera? I have face recognition code which recognizes the face and show its name when I will generate the database for that, it is working well when only one face is in front of camera but I am using "FaceDetect = vision.CascadeObjectDetector;" for face detection which will detect all the faces in front of camera and I am getting bounding box around all the faces.
Is there any way to track face of my choice among the detected all faces?
Or can I code each bounding box face separately?
Please give me some guideline. Thanks

A: Here's an example of how you can track one face.  However, if you detect multiple faces, you would need some way for your program to decide, which face to track.
Alternatively, you can track all faces.

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user node[:redis][:user] do
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#  owner "root"
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#  action :create
#end

directory node[:redis][:data_dir] do
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directory node[:redis][:log_dir] do
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Vice Chairman & Managing Director, NIIT Ltd.
Joint Managing Director & Co-Founder, NIIT Ltd.
Sapnesh Lalla (CEO, NIIT Ltd.), is now in his 25th year at NIIT and has served in India and USA. He started his career as a Project Lead in the Learning Content Development team in 1992.
Anand Sudarshan has been a recognised leader in the education sector since the last 6+ years. He is a founding member of EDGE and the Vice-Chairman of EDGE's Vision Group.
Mrs. Lata Vaidyanathan is a veteran educationist who stands dedicated and commited to the promotion of child-centred education.
Pradeep Narayanan is the Head of MindChampion Learning Systems Limited (MLSL) - NIIT's K-12 school learning subsidiary. A post graduate in management from XLRI, Jamshedpur, Pradeep has extensive work experience of 36 years across companies like Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, Eicher GoodEarth Ltd, NIIT Ltd and Pradeep is also the founder of Admizzionz Campuz, a company engaged in career counselling and admission guidance for colleges in India, since December 2010.
Leena is an accomplished HR professional with over 15 years of work experience in Human Resource Management. Her expertise has spread across roles in talent acquisition, performance management, talent development and mobility, people engagement and employer branding. She has been with NIIT for over 7 years. She leads the HR role at MLSL today.
Over the last 14 years, Aravind has led verticals in education and IT in roles of project management, design and development. He has also led business development for MLSL in the past. Today he leads the customer service delivery and operations role at MLSL.
Umesh Gola is the Chief Finance Officer of MindChampion Learning Systems Limited. He is Chartered Accountant with 16+ years of experience with different businesses in telecom and education.
Gagan over the last 17 years, has managed service delivery, operations, process compliance and information systems in the education business at MLSL. Today he leads the revenue forecasting and sales administration role at MLSL.In the past he has worked with companies like Fiserv Inc and Panacea Biotec. He has an MBA from Amity Business School, Noida.
Sanjiv has over 24 years of experience. He is an experienced professional with expertise in strategic planning, business development and deployment of various Edutech programs and solutions for Schools (K-12), Universities and Academic institutions. He has led development of technology solutions for schools & higher education institutions by working closely with Government agencies, Ministries and various leading organizations worldwide that are passionate in delivering solutions to the education ecosystem.
Ashish has around 18 years of qualitative experience in Project management, Setting-Up Grass Route Projects, Project finances, Client Interactions & Vendor management. He has worked in different verticals and geographies in NIIT from ILS to GSA & ICS. Led end to end implementation and completion of Government School Projects in 4000+ schools under BOOT Model across Chhattisgarh, Gujarat and Maharashtra before moving to ICS in 2017 as Head – Collections & Legal Matters for MLSL. He is currently heading Collections, Learning Delivery Management and HO Operations at MLSL.


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Had after market speakers installed that I didn't buy from Best Buy. Had to purchase this, tech knew what he was doing.
These are great speaker wires! I wasn't expecting much from them but they work great! Easy to strip! Would def use again!
Nice insulation. Flexible wire. Wire to door speakers, does everything it's supposed to do.
Good speaker wire for the price. Don't have to shop all over the place for it since best buy carries it.
This made sure the system was perfect...no loose wires now!
I used this speaker wire when I installed my stereo in my Harley. It was a great purchase for any audio installation.
I purchased this because I needed some thicker wire. It served the purpose well!
For the low price of this speaker wire the quality is second to none definetly a smart buy.


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