As with managing money, we can either drift through life making ad hoc decisions or we can set time aside periodically to review our investments.It's not about sacrificing spontaneity or opportunism to be super organized if this is not your style. It's more a matter of taking whatever steps fit your style to help you are make the best use of your talents, energy and time. Being successful is in the eyes of the beholder - for some it means having a satisfying personal life, for others it is some form of career success that drives them. The only right answer is the one that makes you happy.
Can you define what success means to you? If not, how do you know what to strive for and how will you know whether you have achieved it? To achieve success, it helps to set goals. But you also need to be an opportunist, to take an exploratory approach so that you can discover what you really want.
Like one executive in career transition said: "I don't know what I want to do next, but I'll know it when I see it."
What do you want to do with your life? What are your aspirations?
Not clear about your values? Try rank ordering them and see what that tells you.
No particular career or personal goals? It's OK to be an opportunist if you push yourself to diversify by doing different things.
A drifter is someone who keeps busy with no thought of where he or she is going with no attempt to avoid getting into ruts. We get embarrassed when asked about our goals if we have none.
There is no need to feel this way. Try to strike a balance between having no direction at all and being 100% clear.
The easiest way to achieve this balance is to ensure that you are continually developing, learning new things. You might not have clear goals, but you have a process that keeps you growing.
This section is about personal effectiveness. What does that mean to you? It usually means something along the lines of ensuring that you get the best possible return on your investment of time and energy.
Your values might be such that this is just not important to you. If personal effectiveness is of value to you, it might help to think of yourself using investment terminology.
To make the best use of all you have to offer, it is essential to formally allocate certain times of each year to stocktaking - a formal review of what you have accomplished, where you have failed, what you have learned and what you might do differently.
This is a time to weigh up how your achievements of late measure up in relation to your goals and values. There is no right answer, only what matters to you.


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ToDo ToDay: Monty Python and Simpsons Trivia
by Ally Schweitzer May 21st, 2012 October 9th, 2020
Officially, local screenings of the remastered Monty Python and the Holy Grail do not involve an audience participation segment. But don't be surprised if the whole theater recites most of the movie back to the screen. The film, first released in 1975, achieved cult-classic status not long afterward; now, it's simply part of the fabric of popular culture. The new version has a sharper picture, better sound, and a new 12-minute short film, "Terry Gilliam's Lost Animations." All of the above are perfectly fine reasons to go see this limited run, but the main is pretty basic: It's hilarious. The film shows through Thursday at E Street Cinema. See our showtimes for listings. (Mike Madden)
In Mr. Burns, a post-electric play, the world is destroyed, leaving only a few survivors to grapple with the devastating aftermath—-particularly the loss of TV, radio, and Internet. But one group begins to piece life back together through—-what else?!—- their memories of The Simpsons. Anne Washburn's play starts previews at Woolly Mammoth May 28, but the theater company, along with Trivia Kings, kicks off a week of Simpsons trivia competitions tonight. You have your pick of venues: This evening, stop by Union Jack's in Ballston at 8 p.m., Dupont restaurant and bar Mad Hatter at 7 p.m., Crystal City Sports Pub at 8 p.m., or H Street NE bar Star and Shamrock at 8 p.m. to answer questions like, "What is Principal Skinner's made-up name for Krusty burgers?" The trivia nights continue off and on at area venues through next Thursday. Check out the schedule.
Kid Millions, also known as the drummer for Oneida, touts his experimental drum project Man Forever at the Velvet Lounge tonight with locals Amanda Kleinman (The Apes, Heavy Breathing) and Alex Minoff (Weird War, Extra Golden). 9 p.m. at 815 U St. NW, $8-$10. And finally, the hella creative/often hilarious beatboxer/comic Reggie Watts returns to the area this evening. If you haven't seen "Fuck Shit Stack," you should consider doing that (yes, it's NSFW). 7 p.m. at 9:30 Club, 815 V St. NW, $25.
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Hamas video depicting Gaza fighters behind Israeli lines goes viral
This video clip released yesterday by the military wing of Hamas shows, the group says, then Israeli army Chief of Staff Benny Gantz within its fighters' sights one year ago.
Gantz and other senior Israeli officers are seen touring an area near the boundary fence with Gaza during last summer's Israeli assault.
The clip comes from a longer video released by the Izzedin al-Qassam Brigades recounting an operation last year in which its fighters infiltrated from Gaza into present-day Israel, attacked a military outpost and ambushed a patrol killing at least two Israeli soldiers and injuring several others.
It is unclear why Hamas fighters did not attempt to target Gantz on this occasion. It may be that they did not have the right weapons with sufficient range in place, or other operational reasons. But the UN Human Rights Council's independent inquiry in to the Gaza assault notes that Qassam fighters did apparently try to target Gantz during other visits to boundary areas.
The longer video, below, is called Behind the Lines: Abu Mutaibiq Outpost.
The 35-minute video, in Arabic, recounts the 19 July 2014 attack on an Israeli military installation near Kissufim, on the Israeli side of the boundary fence with Gaza, from the perspective of the Palestinian fighters.
It includes personal testimonies of some of the participants – their names are not given – and a realistic and at times graphic reenactment of battle scenes. All of the reenactments are labeled as such, so there is no confusing them with real footage, such as that of Gantz.
According to the video, a group of nine Qassam fighters infiltrated Israeli lines via tunnels.
Their target was an installation – which they call "Abu Mutaibiq" – which housed Israeli military surveillance and communications equipment. The nine fighters broke up into three groups, one for demolition and two to provide security and engage the enemy.
In addition to sabotaging the Israeli equipment, the men then lay in wait for six hours to ambush an Israeli military patrol.
The reenactment shows the fighters attacking the patrol with rocket-propelled grenades. They then engage in close combat in which Hamas claims that it killed a total of eight Israelis, destroyed two vehicles and disabled a third. The Palestinians also captured two Israeli rifles.
However, according to Israel, only two of its men were killed. One, Major Amotz Greenberg, was a high-ranking officer in the reserves.
The Palestinians say they lost two of their fighters: Ahmad Nathmi Saada was killed in close combat and Hasan al-Khamisi was killed in an Israeli strike after the fighters had withdrawn back to Gaza. A third fighter was injured, according to the video.
Human face
The video is notable for several reasons. It shows that one year after the Israeli assault on Gaza, the military wing of Hamas is maintaining the media and public communications strategy it conducted during the war.
Its social media and communications strategy was key in rallying domestic Palestinian and broader regional support. It depicted the Palestinian resistance as a highly trained force capable of effectively confronting Israel using clever tactics and strategic surprise to make up for a vast deficit in equipment and technology.
After less than 24 hours, Behind the Lines already has more than 120,000 views on YouTube and has received wide coverage in Arabic-language media.
Palestinian resistance groups are necessarily secretive, so this video also aims to put a human face on some of the fighters who engaged Israel in battle.
In the opening scenes, for instance, it shows one fighter preparing for battle, putting together his kit, saying his prayers and speaking about parting from his family. He says he feels privileged and lucky to have been chosen for such an elite mission.
A lot of effort was put into the production and the battle scenes, complete with stunts and special effects, are quite realistic.
The tunnels were indeed the big strategic surprise of the 51-day-long Israeli assault. Palestinian fighters were able to use them numerous times to carry out operations behind Israeli lines.
Israeli propaganda, faithfully echoed in the reporting of The New York Times' Jodi Rudoren, presented these as "terror tunnels" whose purpose was to attack kindergartens and Israeli living rooms.
This was also the justification Israel offered for its massive ground attack into Gaza in which it killed hundreds of Palestinian civilians in several notorious massacres, including the one in the Shujaiya neighborhood of Gaza city one year ago today.
But the independent inquiry published in June by the UN Human Rights Council concluded that "the tunnels were only used to conduct attacks directed at IDF [Israeli army] positions in Israel in the vicinity of the Green Line, which are legitimate military targets."
The Behind the Lines video presents the Abu Mutaibiq operation very much in this mold. Indeed, in its press release on the operation last year, Qassam stated that its men had the opportunity to attack Israeli civilian "settlements" in the area, but chose not to.
According to the UN inquiry, 2,251 Palestinians, the vast majority civilians, were killed in the Israeli assault. Of about 70 Israelis killed, all but six were soldiers.
Message to Israel
The video also undoubtedly aims to send a message to Israel. The shorter clip – purportedly of army chief Benny Gantz – seems calculated to draw the attention of Israeli media, which has indeed given it prominent coverage.
Another key element of the shock value for Israel is the freedom with which the Palestinian fighters apparently moved around behind Israeli lines. The video includes, for instance, Israeli surveillance footage showing the Palestinian fighters who carried out the attack returning to Gaza unhindered.
The goal may be to send a psychological message to Israel that its fighters, including its most high-ranking commanders, are still vulnerable to Palestinian forces that remain intact and ready a year after the assault.
Dena Shunra provided additional research.
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If Hamas could have killed
Permalink Voice of Reason replied on Mon, 07/20/2015 - 18:26
If Hamas could have killed Gantz, why didn't it?
The assassination of such a high-ranking IDF officer at the hands of a poorly-equipped militia would have been an incredible defeat to Israel.
Israeli morale would have cratered and the Arab peoples would have seen that Israel, for all its F16s, isn't so tough.
That's the part that doesn't make sense. Also -- how can we verify how really took this video? Couldn't it have been filmed by a Gaza civilian and then turned over to Hamas?
The video is very low
Permalink Anonymous replied on Tue, 07/21/2015 - 08:01
The video is very low resolution, so it seems to have been taken from quite a distance from the Israeli soldiers. The explanation for not carrying out the attack offered by EI — that the operatives didn't have a sufficiently high velocity gun — seems reasonable.
Very few civilians can leave Gaza, so no matter who took the video, they likely left Gaza illegally. And even if a civilian took the footage, alarm bells ought to have rang. Israel would have taken any filming of their soldiers as a threat. This is very embarrassing for Israel.
The full video
Permalink News Feed yt replied on Tue, 07/21/2015 - 10:57
The full video is here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
This is ridiculous
Permalink Kat replied on Tue, 07/21/2015 - 17:26
Why do I see why showing this video may help encourage some Hamas members to continue their militant path, this is only a single example of a non-failed operation executed by Hamas.
The truth of the matter is, and many Palestinian have heard it and are smart to have internalize it, that most such operations either miserably fail, resulting in the killing of most participants, or fail to achieve any real goal.
Other than resistance for the sake of resistance, there is no logic behind these operations. The Palestinian people will continue to suffer.
It would be much better, to try to seriously talk to Israel, now that it's international standing in the world has declined.
It would also be far far better to talk to Egypt. But you are set in your ways. And Israel is set in its ways. Neither will cave, as neither has for the past 60 years...
Permalink Caleb replied on Mon, 08/10/2015 - 17:18
Nonsense. Anyone who has paid any attention over the past few years knows that the Sisi regime which currently rules Egypt is filled with what can only be described as ardent Zionists who would rather support Israel than the beleaguered Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and their representatives Hamas. As for "resistance for the sake of resistance", it is not only for show. It is a moral duty, as aquiesense leads nowhere as has been demonstrated in the West Bank where all the land has essentially been gobbled up by Israel for illegal settlement. If the West Bank would adopt the tactics of Hamas, Palestine would have a better chance for liberation.
It would also be far far
Permalink D. replied on Fri, 07/24/2015 - 18:13
...As we 'talk and talk and talk'...Israel continues with impunity to steal and occupy Palestinian land. Let us not forget to discern and know this for a fact. As for caving/surrendering...perhaps it would be wise to have experienced this despicable violence from like depots/Israel before claiming similarities to the oppressed, imprisoned, terrorized and murdered people of Palestine. But of course you must know this! FREE PALESTINE
Israel Egypt conspiracy to destroy Hamas defensive tunnels
Permalink Ayaz Ahmad Islahi replied on Sun, 07/26/2015 - 15:22
Israel conspired against theses tunnels with the support of Egypt under Sisi the the traitor after they faced big losses due to them during Israeli terror attack on Gaza in 2014................In fact Sisi men destroyed these tunnels in recent days to support Israel against Palestinian freedom fighters. This is a crime committed by Israel funded Sisi against the Palestinian resistance and that is a black chapter of Egyptian history.What has been done by so called Egyptian president and dictator Sisi to harm the Palestinian cause I consider that as a backstabbing to the Muslim Ummah.


Even if you are based in New Delhi's city centre, there's plenty more to explore in Delhi as a whole.
Don't miss the splendid Moghul monuments of Humayun's Tomb in the south, the 16th-century structure which inspired some of the design of the Taj Mahal, and the dramatic marble and sandstone of Old Delhi's Red Fort. Also to the south you'll find the amazing Qutb Minar complex, a city awash with ancient ruins.
For those who like to shop or simply people watch, no trip to Delhi is complete without taking a walk down Chandi Chowk, Old Delhi's bustling historic bazaar.


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A look into the failings of movie's based on games.
Robert Maggiacomo, staff writer|April 9, 2019
Legend of Zelda Breath of The Wild cover art.
Through the years many stories have been adapted into big screen movies with success. From books Harry Potter series is a good example, and from comics the Avengers and Dark Knight movies have been good examples. But what Hollywood has never made successful have been Video Game adaptations. With examples like the Super Mario movie from the 90s and more recently Assassins Creed failing. And in the next few years there seem to be more movies based on games such as Detective Pikachu and a Sonic The Hedgehog movie but currently it is unclear if game film adaptations can be as successful as books and comics. With Bill Pivetz saying that,
"There's no way a producer can take the eight hours of the main story (gameplay, cutscenes, interactions, and the scenery) and cut that down to 120 minutes. The games are just too long (in a good way) to make into a movie." But I disagree as I feel there are games that I believe could be a successful film
The game I believe could be a great film is the Legend of Zelda. The Legend of Zelda could be a successful film series in my opinion because its simple in concept as Link is trying to save Princess Zelda from the evil Ganon but it has a fully fledged out world ready to be adapted full of exotic creatures and imaginative scenery that would pop on screen. The opposition of this idea have fears of what could occur condensing a long Zelda game into a movie and how that just wouldn't work in one movie which I somewhat agree with. But what I see with this "limitation" is instead of condensing it to a single movie, a trilogy in the vain of the Lord of The Rings. Which was able to successfully adapt a 1323 page behemoth of the book into three incredibly profitable and critically acclaimed movies with the final movie winning best picture. So I feel dividing Links adventure into three movies would work to great success and overcome the struggle that most adaptations have when condensing the plot of a game. And I really believe that that is how a Legend of Zelda adaptation could do what other Video Game adaptations have failed to do and become successful critically and commercially.
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Weather in Brisbane, Sydney: Forecasts of nasty storms and rain.It's hot in Darwin in Perth
rossvanDecember 7, 2021
"Stormy weather" and "intense" weather will head east in the coming days as changes are wiped out. But in the west, it will reach almost 40C.
East Coast Swaths can be hit by "especially annoying" storms in the coming days, and can also rain heavily.
Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra can all be hit by heavy rains in Melbourne.
"At this event, we saw a total of up to 200 millimeters. This is most likely to occur on the south coast of New South Wales, but could be from eastern Sydney to Sydney, inland. But we see a lot of drops. " Sky news weather Meteorologist Rob Sharp.
"These storms occur on the left, right, and center."
Meanwhile, heat waves are protracted in the weeks northwest before the monsoon begins.And Perth was able to see blisters weather Hit 38C later in the week.
In the eastern endorheic, thunder is already ringing this week.
A cool change that passed Victoria and Tasmania on Tuesday. The storm is probably in eastern Victoria, heading south of New South Wales.
In Melbourne, it rains on weekends before it rains on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The maximum temperature is in the early teens, and the minimum temperature rises secretly when it exceeds 10 degrees Celsius, but the temperature is on the rise. You can see 28C on Sunday and less than 32C on Monday.
In the east, where Bairnsdale is projected to reach 15mm on Wednesday and up to 30mm on Thursday, it will rain heavily. The rain may not be completely clear until Sunday.
It is partially cloudy in Hobart, with a maximum temperature of mid-teens and a minimum temperature of around 10 degrees Celsius, but little or no rain. It peaks at 21 ° C on Sundays.
The drama is centered in New South Wales, but there are regular storms, including Sydney on Tuesday afternoon.
On Tuesday evening, cool changes should head to the East Coast and cool on Wednesday.
"The endorheic region has been hit by stormy weather, with particularly bad weather in central New South Wales and southeastern Queensland until Wednesday. Heavy thunderstorms have occurred in these areas, Wednesday night. Moisture actually accumulates in the area, "Sharp said.
Inland and coastal areas of New South Wales can see "intense meteorological systems" that are likely to be deep coastal valleys or cyclones from Thursday to Friday.
The heaviest waterfall may be on the south coast of New South Wales. Bega expects up to 20mm on Wednesday, 40-80mm on Thursday and another 40mm on Friday.
It's raining in Sydney until the weekend.
It can be 15mm on Wednesdays and 8-25mm on Thursdays. Temperatures on Tuesday have dropped from 27 degrees Celsius and have been relatively stable since then, with a minimum temperature of 16 degrees Celsius and a maximum temperature of 23 degrees Celsius.
Canberra, like Sydney, will be a decisive feature with 30-70 mm of rain by Friday. Temperatures drop from today's mid-twenties highs to teens' highs for the rest of the week, with lows around 10 degrees Celsius.
In Brisbane, it could be a storm for the next few days. There will be a fall of up to 10m on Wednesday, followed by a shower to end the week. Toast in Sunshine reached 32 ° C on Thursday and not well below 30 ° C on weekends. The lows at dawn are still above 20 ° C.
A storm can occur this week in the southeastern part of the state, but further north it should remain dry at its maximum in the mid-30s.
Darwin is hotter and mercury peaks at 34 ° C on Wednesday. There is a possibility of a storm every day.
It gets even hotter in Perth, where the 38C could be a bit hit on a scorching Wednesday. Thankfully, by Thursday and mid-20s, temperatures will begin to drop to 34 degrees Celsius by Friday and Saturday. Summer temperatures are expected to reach 24 degrees Celsius on Wednesday mornings.
It is mild and dry in Adelaide, with a maximum temperature of 20 degrees on Wednesday, rising to 25 degrees on Friday, but 36 degrees on Sunday. The low is about 10 ° C, but it rises over the course of the week.
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Q: gethostbyname in C I don't know how to write applications in C, but I need a tiny program that does:
lh = gethostbyname("localhost");
output = lh->h_name;

output variable is to be printed.
The above code is used in PHP MongoDB database driver to get the hostname of the computer (hostname is part of an input to generate an unique ID). I'm skeptical that this will return the hostname, so I'd like some proof.
Any code examples would be most helpful.
Happy day.

A: In C/UNIX, the equivalent would be something like:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <netdb.h>

int main (int argc, char *argv[]) {
    struct hostent *hstnm;
    if (argc != 2) {
        fprintf(stderr, "usage: %s hostname\n", argv[0]);
        return 1;
    }
    hstnm = gethostbyname (argv[1]);
    if (!hstnm)
        return 1;
    printf ("Name: %s\n", hstnm->h_name);
    return 0;
}

and the proof that it works:
$ hstnm localhost
Name: demon-a21pht

But try it yourself. Provided you have the correct environment, it should be fine.

A: what is wrong?

h_name
The official name of the host (PC). If
  using the DNS or similar resolution
  system, it is the Fully Qualified
  Domain Name (FQDN) that caused the
  server to return a reply. If using a
  local hosts file, it is the first
  entry after the IPv4 address.

A: #include <stdio.h>
#include <netdb.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    struct hostent *lh = gethostbyname("localhost");

    if (lh)
        puts(lh->h_name);
    else
        herror("gethostbyname");

    return 0;
}

It is not a very reliable way of determining the hostname, though it may sometimes work.  (what it returns depends on how /etc/hosts is set up).  If you have a line like:
127.0.0.1    foobar    localhost

...then it will return "foobar".  If you have it the other way around though, which is also common, then it will just return "localhost".  A more reliable way is to use the gethostname() function:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <limits.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    char hostname[HOST_NAME_MAX + 1];

    hostname[HOST_NAME_MAX] = 0;
    if (gethostname(hostname, HOST_NAME_MAX) == 0)
        puts(hostname);
    else
        perror("gethostname");

    return 0;
}

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Check out this free webinar to learn how your after school program can provide federally-reimbursed meals in addition to snacks.
This new option under the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 is available now through the Child and Adult Care Food Program! The webinar was hosted by the California Afterschool Network and presented on June 7, 2011.
Who is this webinar for and how is useful?
The webinar was put together for after school programs, community partners, food service providers and school districts to learn the benefits of the new meal option, how to apply, the requirements and best practices.
This new option under the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 is available now through the Child and Adult Care Food Program.
Urge schools and nonprofit organizations to maintain or expand efforts to promote and operate the Summer Nutrition Programs!
California is failing its children during the summer. A new report by the Food Research and Action Center shows that California served 65,000 fewer low-income children with its Summer Nutrition Programs in 2010 compared to 2009. Cuts to state and local funding for education are causing summer school to disappear in too many districts. County-specific data on summer meal participation will be released on June 15 by California Food Policy Advocates to give a more in-depth look at what is happening across the state.
As children lose access to summer learning and enrichment opportunities, they also lose access to meals served through summer school. And struggling families, who relied on the school nutrition programs to feed their children during the academic year, must fill the nutrition void.
This is a trend that California must reverse. Over the past eight years, California's participation in the Summer Nutrition Programs has spiraled downward despite increased need. In 2002, California led the nation in serving its low-income children nutritious summer meals, serving 827,000 low-income children during the summer—providing lunches to more than 40 percent of children who relied on free or reduced-price school lunches during the academic year. Today, only 440,000 low-income children in our state benefit from summer meals – that's less than 20 percent of students who depend on free or reduced-price meals during the academic year. This decline is alarming, especially given the 300,000 increase in the number of children participating in free and reduced-price lunches during the school year.
Federal dollars are available to pay for summer meals served through the Summer Nutrition Programs, but these federally funded programs are becoming yet another casualty of the state budget crisis. By failing to feed children during the summer, California is forgoing over $33 million per year in federal funds.
As fewer and fewer meals are served through summer school programs, nonprofits are stepping in to fill the void. Participation in the Summer Food Service Program, which is not limited to schools, has grown by 27 percent. But the increase has not been enough to offset the loss in school participation.
There is a summer nutrition crisis in California. Action is needed. We urge state and local policy makers to reverse cuts to summer learning and enrichments – reinstate educational programs to revive the accompanying nutrition programs. We urge schools and nonprofit organizations to maintain or expand efforts to promote and operate the Summer Nutrition Programs.
It is not too late for Californians to take action this summer, and together we can build a stronger program for the future.
Offer Free Summer Meals for After School Programs in Oakland!
SAVE MONEY, SERVE HEALTHY CAMPAIGN - Summer Meals in Oakland; Here's how!
We help children in Oakland get the nutrition they need to learn, play, and grow throughout the summer—making them better prepared to start another school year. The Summer Lunch Program encourages healthy eating habits leading to normal weight and a positive self-image.
Summer Food Service Program sites are located throughout Oakland.
The City of Oakland, Department of Human Services, invites eligible youth serving organizations to participate in the 2011 Oakland Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). Oakland's SFSP, under U.S. Department of Agriculture sponsorship, delivers FREE lunch to community organizations serving youth in Oakland.
First day of the SFSP is June 20, 2011 and last day of lunch service is August 19, 2011.
CANFIT's $ave Money, Serve Healthy Campaign Coming Soon!
How the Recent Federal Bill can Benefit After School!
Be sure to take advantage of recently passed federal legislation (Healthy, Hunger-free Kids Act of 2010) that can provide up to $2.72 per student for after school meals.
If the ASES Program was at full capacity (365,212 children), and each child was served a reimbursable meal, over $178 million in federal funds would flow into California. With budget cuts being proposed, these federal dollars could potentially SAVE programs threatened by pending state budget cuts and shrinking philanthropic dollars.
2) CANFIT is launching its $ave Money, Serve Healthy Campaign to encourage more programs to sign up. We also want to hear from YOU and the cost-effective ways you are making your after school/community a healthier place.
Check out this simple and easy-to-read writeup of the recently passed bill.
The current Child Nutrition Act was extended through September 30, 2010. Although the extension was expected, updating the Child Nutrition Act deserves to be in the front of policy agenda & will require fundamental changes in the current program. That battle will be taken up next fall.


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These women are from all over the world. They are from different socioeconomic brackets. Their assaults took place during different times over the last 35 years. The victims are completely different, but the stories are all so similar. Victims of assault, rape, harassment, coming forward, being brave and telling the truth, and being stigmatized, ostracized, blamed, ignored, ridiculed. People they love, people they trust, people whose job it is to protect them, blaming them for their assault. It's common. Almost expected. That women are assaulted, harassed by men, is a given in our culture. That women are blamed is standard procedure. Is it really any wonder that the majority of sexual assaults go unreported? Is it really shocking that a woman would want to save herself additional trauma?
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I found myself with a little time to kill when my son was at climbing team practice last night. The mall was across the street and so I decided to take advantage of the opportunity to sit where there was free WiFi to catch up on some articles I wanted to read. Can you imagine how amused I was when I sat down on a sofa across from Tiffany's to read an article on my smartphone to find an ad for Tiffany's staring me straight in the face from my smartphone?
Proximity advertising (also known as location targeting, geomarketing, or radius targeting) takes advantage of GPS to determine where consumers are. However, some companies are combining emerging technologies (GPS, WiFi, BLE) to determine micro-locations (where you are EXACTLY in the mall) so that their ads are most relevant to you.
Micro-location targeting pinpoints your exact indoor location to within a few feet and delivers that information to companies interested in marketing to you… right now! Developments in contextual computing allow companies to collect situational and environmental information about consumers and use it to anticipate their needs and offer solutions in real time. This technology, combined with sensors embedded in consumers' smartphones that detect what they are doing and where are doing it, has the power to be super cool or super creepy!
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Wellington-based teen rider learns from Olympian, looks toward 2016 Games
Amy Bower Doucette
Grand Prix show jumper Caitlin Ziegler began training with Olympian Eric Lamaze when she was 12 years old. She juggles high school, training, traveling and showing and makes it all look effortless.
In 2011, Ziegler beat her mentor's time to become the youngest rider to win an International Equestrian Federation event in the international ring at Spruce Meadows in Calgary, Alberta. She just completed this year's competition at the same venue, coming in second, with the winning time going to Lamaze. Ziegler credits the 44-year-old Canadian gold medalist for teaching her how to hold her own among riders twice her age.
"I've been training with him for five years," Ziegler, now 17, said of Lamaze. "I was just out of hunters when I started riding with him. He's taught me all I know about jumpers. I've learned so much from him. He's taught me how to be competitive and confident."
Ziegler, a native of Mequon, Wis., splits her time between Artisan Farms in Wellington and Vrasene, Belgium. Ziegler lives with 27-year-old Tiffany Foster, who also trains with Lamaze. She takes high school classes online with Laurel Springs, an online private school. Ziegler enjoys the full support of her parents, Andy and Carlene, along with two brothers and two sisters. Her family wasn't into horses before Ziegler started riding.
"At first, my family didn't get it," she said. "No one in my family rode. But they're very supportive. My dad has taken up riding in the last couple years, just to get a feel for what I do."
When she leaves Calgary, Ziegler will return to Europe to support Lamaze and Foster as they ride with the Canadian team at this year's Olympic games in London. Ziegler said she loves competing in Europe because equestrian sports garner much more attention abroad than they do in the states.
"The best riders in the world are there, so the shows are more competitive," she said. "The shows feel more important because riding is a bigger sport over there. There are much bigger crowds. We went to watch Eric last year in Aachen, Germany, and there were 80,000 people in the stands."
Although she's competed at the international level for just a few years, Ziegler is making a name for herself. She could end up competing against Lamaze and Foster in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. She currently has seven horses of varying ages and skill levels.
"Valencia is my most competitive horse," Ziegler said. "She is a 14-year-old Belgian Warmblood mare. She's great."
Ziegler understands that success is not just about her abilities in the ring. Winning while competing against the best riders in the world is often the result of timing as much as talent.
"I would like to start getting more comfortable in the bigger classes," she said. "I'd love to go to the Olympics. You have to be riding well and have the right horse."


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Researchers work with new technology to include those with disabilites into musical performances
LAWRENCE — Professors at the University Kansas are among a group of researchers working to improve a new instrument that enables those with severe motion disabilities to play improvisational music.
Known as Adaptive Use Musical Instruments (AUMI), the technology uses cameras in laptops, tablets and smart phones to track movement and gestures. The AUMI software maps a grid onto the screen, so if the user's movement crosses a certain section, a musical note or sound is played. The motion can be as subtle as a raised eyebrow.
"The whole point is to help people who are severely motion disabled, but after working with this for a while, the whole notion of disabled is called into question," said Kip Haaheim, an associate professor of music theory and music composition and one of the researchers involved in the project.
Pauline Oliveros, a well-known composer who was central in the development of electronic art music, developed the AUMI. She did so at the urging of New York occupational therapist Leaf Miller, who wanted a way for students who couldn't hold a drumstick or hit a drum to participate in music sessions.
KU is one of six universities in the United States and Canada that participates in the AUMI Research Consortium, a group that finds ways to improve and better use the instrument.
Sherrie Tucker, an American Studies professor who specializes in improvisation, brought the research opportunity to KU. She pulled together an interdisciplinary group of scholars, which includes Haaheim as well as Michelle Heffner Hayes, dance professor; Nicole Hodges Persley, assistant theatre professor; and Pete Williams and Ray Mizumura-Pence, American studies lecturers. The group, known as the AUMI-KU InterArts, is focused on using multimedia, mixed-ability performance as research on community-building.
So far the group, which was funded through a KU Hall Center for Humanities seed grant, has held educational workshops to introduce the instrument to those in music therapy and special education. They also have used the AUMI in classes and held jam sessions with Independence Inc., a local independent living resource center for people with disabilities.
A year ago, AUMI-KU InterArts posted an open call for performers of all abilities, resulting in a public performance titled "(Un)Rolling the Boulder: Improvising New Communities" that brought together people with and without disabilities. Video of that performance can be found here. Members of Tucker's graduate seminar "Theories of Embodiment" participated in the performance and created a final project based on it. Out of this emerged an open-access digitized oral history project by Liam Lair and Ashley Mog, doctoral students in women, gender and sexuality studies. Interviews of participants in the performance can be found here.
"Our goal was to use the AUMI in some meaningful way," Haaheim said.
Based on that experience, Haaheim, Tucker and Williams presented on their research with the AUMI at the Guelph International Jazz Festival Colloquium held earlier this fall in Guelph, Canada. The group presented with Jesse Stewart, a Carleton University researcher from another AUMI research consortia who had used the AUMI in performances in Ottawa. The four are now working on a collaborative paper.
"We talked about how this kind of performance could envision new futures with new kinds of communities with people who don't otherwise interact or imagine interacting with each other and what that performance would sound and look like," Tucker said.
Williams shared his experience of what it was like to be part of the performance as an already accomplished bass musician.
"I was going through the same learning process as everyone else," Williams said. "In a lot of ways there are more possibilities using the AUMI, and in a lot of ways there are fewer."
Haaheim also discussed the need for organizers to make sure the performance was an event that enriched the participants. By having a performance, participants had extra motivation to practice the AUMI and develop their skills.
"Some of the people who the AUMI was written for can't do anything in their life without help," Haaheim said. "Providing them with an environment where they can have a rich experience seems to have some value in itself."


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Q: "Chain Rule" for functional derivatives in the context of a derivation of the geodesic equation by the stationary proper-time principle I have been working on deriving the geodesic action via finding the stationary points of the proper-time integral for a massive point particle. Consider a space-time manifold $M$ ($\dim M=4)$ equipped with a metric $g$. The space-time element in coordinates is then
$$ds^2=g_{\mu\nu}dx^\mu dx^\nu$$
where Einstein convention has been used. Setting $c=1$, the infinitesimal proper time, $d\tau=\sqrt{-ds^2}$, is then
$$d\tau=\sqrt{-g_{\mu\nu}dx^\mu dx^\nu}$$
The proper time elapsed between two points $x(\chi_1)$ and $x_2(\chi_1)$ on a curve parameterized by $x^\rho=x^\rho(\chi)$ can be found by the following integral
$$\mathcal{S}=\int_{\chi_1}^{\chi_2}\sqrt{-g_{\mu\nu} \dot{x}^{\mu}\dot{x}^\nu}d\chi$$
where $\dot{x}=\frac{dx}{d\chi}$. We know that a massive particle will take the path that makes this integral stationary to first order, and this path will be a geodesic (this is correct, assuming that the manifold is nice enough, right?).

My question is this: because it is easier to vary just the square of the integrand, is the following correct
  $$\delta S=\int_{\chi_1}^{\chi_2}\delta\sqrt{-g_{\mu\nu} \dot{x}^{\mu}\dot{x}^\nu}d\chi=\int_{\chi_1}^{\chi_2}\frac{1}{2\sqrt{-g_{\mu\nu} \dot{x}^{\mu}\dot{x}^\nu}}\delta\left( -g_{\mu\nu} \dot{x}^{\mu}\dot{x}^\nu\right) d\chi ~?$$

I have seen this in a document (I don't remember the source) but wasn't sure if this "Chain-rule" for variations/functional derivatices was correct.
I should mention that I am looking for a proof, if possible.


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For most students, the question of grad school comes down to two big issues: feasibility and money. Not surprisingly, the rapid rise in popularity of online graduate programs can be directly attributed to their ability to provide a bit of relief on both fronts.
Obviously, different schools and programs provide different levels of benefit - so we figured we should break them down below.
It's always advantageous to hold a terminal degree (i.e. the most advanced degree available) in your field. Master's degrees confer a level of legitimacy on both your education and your experience; they show that you have spent more time critically thinking about a focused area of study. According to the last comprehensive survey of education attainment put out by the Census Bureau, Americans with master's degrees earned 260% more than those with only a high school degree, right out of school.
The internet allows students to earn master's degrees on their own schedules, often for a fraction of the cost. Nevertheless, despite the reduced cost of online degrees, it's still important to figure out whether you need a graduate degree at all. Many top-level executives across the world (Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, to name just two) rose through the ranks based on their own savvy, without graduate diplomas. You may also want to consider a certificate for a fraction of the price.
Degrees such as MBAs often boost one's earning power to the point where the return on investment is greater than the investment itself. You may want to do further research about dollars and cents when it comes to master's degrees in the liberal arts fields.
Students are attracted to online doctorate degrees because they have heightened levels of autonomy in their field of inquiry, and because they can work at their own pace over a period of several years. In all honesty: PHD candidates in the humanities don't spend a ton of time in the classroom after the first year or two; online programs give them great tools to check in with mentors and advisors from afar.
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Life gets more complicated a few years after college. People start families; work becomes more important. When it comes time to assess the risk vs. reward getting a graduate degree, timing becomes a huge factor. Elearning is widely lauded for its ability to help students learn at their own pace, but that includes providing resources to allow students to earn degrees more quickly.
This is a big advantage of full-time online graduate degree programs - they allow students to immerse themselves in study, and to emerge further credentialed in a shorter amount of time. Students are limited only by the amount of time it takes them to absorb information.
These programs offer flexibility for students who don't have the time to dive fully into their graduate studies. Part-time grad students often have to balance work and family responsibilities, and are simply not in a position to attend school 30 hours per week, even from home.
In part-time programs, students can learn from home or on their mobile devices. If they are gainfully employed, they can learn in the morning before heading off to work, or in the evening after they return. They can take as long as they need to finish their degree - figuring out what works best for them and their families every step of the way.
Clearly there are numerous options for those looking to earn a graduate degree online. We recommend that you discuss all options with those close to you, step up research, and then start supercharging your career today!


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The revolution will not be celebrated
You will not be able to stay in your seat, Bhoy
You will not be able to stand up, wave your fist and enjoy your victory
You will not be able to lose yourself on trebles and zombieskelping
Skip out for beer during half-time
Because the revolution will not be celebrated
The revolution will not be brought to you by Ibrox
In two halves without commercial interruption
The revolution will not show you pictures of Dave King
Blowing his own trumpet and leading an AGM with Stewart Robertson
Steven Gerrard and Gary McAllister to eat
Humble pie left by Brendan Rodgers' trebles
The revolution will be brought to you by the Sky Sports and
will not star Chris Sutton and John Hartson or Eilidh Barbour and Darrell Currie
The revolution will not give you a red card appeal
The revolution will not get rid of you being the best
The revolution will not make you look five millions pounds
better, because The revolution will not be celebrated, Bhoy
There will be no pictures of you and Jock Stein
Holding the European Cup on an open top bus
Or trying to slide that jumbotron into a supporters bus
SMSM will not predict the league winner correctly or the players to watch next season
There will be no pictures of Police Scotland manhandling
Hoops in an instant replay
There will be no pictures of Celtic fans being
Stewarded out of Celtic Park effectively following a new process
There will be no coverage of
Rod Stewart singing Grace on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show in a
Green and white hooped jumpsuit that he had been saving
For just the right occasion
Wes Foderingham, Lee Wallace and
Graham Dorrans will no longer be so damned relevant
and Tims will not care if anyone at Ibrox finally gets capped for Scotland for the first time because Bhoys
will be in the street celebrating another treble
There will be no decent highlights on Sportscene
and no pictures of foodbank collections outside Celtic Park and
Dermot Desmond blowing his nose
The theme song will not be written by Jay Z, Paulo Nutini
nor sung by Bobby Gillespie, Snoop Dogg,
Noel Gallagher, or The View
The revolution will not be right back after a memo
Revealed by the D**** R***** from Police Scotland about Celtic player's behaviour
You will not have to worry about laps of honour in your own stadium
Hoopy the Huddle Hound on matchdays, or Gerry McCulloch Tweeting #onlyinscotland
The revolution will not go better with Coke
The revolution will not fight the germs that cause sectrarianism
The revolution WILL put you in the driving seat forever
WILL not be celebrated, WILL NOT BE CELEBRATED
The revolution will be no re-run Bhoys
The revolution will be live
With special thanks to Gil Scott-Heron (son of Celtic's Gil Heron)
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Must win in Norway
Celtic swaggered back onto the domestic scene last Saturday with a convincing victory over Hamilton. After a two-week international break, the Bhoys put three goals past the Accies on their own (artificial) turf.
James Forrest has hugged the headlines for club and country recently, but it was the Ryan Christie who continued is amazing form for the Hoops. He scored the opening goal after a training ground corner, something that Chris Sutton slammed Hamilton for.
You don't get something for nothing when it comes to the former Celtic striker. And yet that was what Celtic got next.
Celtic's second goal came in the second half when Hamilton's Scott Martin flicked in a Scott Sinclair header to make it 0-2 to Celtic. With Sinclair's luck it might not have gone in but we're all happy to accept that gift.
Perhaps the best moment was when Leigh Griffiths took to the field in the 75th minute. He has been missed by the fans and seven minutes after his arrival, he drilled home a low free kick to complete Hamilton's misery.
Accies were lucky it wasn't more. They'd already got away with a stonewall hand ball in the box during the first half which should have been a penalty.
Celtic also missed a barrel load of chances by Odsonne Edouard, Olivier Ntcham and of course Scott Sinclair. It was a solid victory though on return to domestic matters.
Tomorrow night it is back to Europa League duty and an away trip to face the Norwegian Champions. There aren't many teams Celtic have faced in Europe more than they have Rosenborg.
This will also be the fourth time they have played each other in the same season. Having eliminated Rini Coolen's side in the Champions League qualifiers, they were grouped once together in Group B for the Europa League following Celtic's exit from the Champions League qualifiers.
Celtic have won both home games so far, but last time they were at the Lerkandal it was 0-0. Realistically, Brendan Rodgers needs a victory in Norway.
Leipzig and Celtic are on the same points. If the group stage was to end like that then Leipzig would go through to the last 32 based on goal difference between both teams' games against each other.
The best ideal scenario for Celtic tomorrow would be to beat Rosenborg and for Salzburg to beat Leipzig. In a fortnight, I would firmly expect Leipzig to beat Rosenborg in Germany so that would mean Celtic would need to get something from their final match against Salzburg at Celtic Park be it a win or a draw.
If Salzburg do beat Leipzig then they may not be as fired up for the last game having secured the winners spot. This is all ifs and buts and Celtic have to take it one game at a time.
For now, they are still in with a chance of qualification. Both games are in their hands but they need the Germans to slip up as well.
Brendan Rodgers will know who is going to be playing in this match. Players are returning from injury at a crucial time as the fixtures begin to pile up.
Let's hope that after tomorrow night we are looking towards the final group stage match in two weeks time still in with a chance of a place in the last 32.
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Signing on the line
Since Brendan Rodgers came to Celtic, he has seen several Celtic players renew or extend their contracts at the club. His stature, as well as his man management, have all played a role in that.
James Forrest, Tom Rogic, Callum McGregor, Kieran Tierney, Kristoffer Ajer, Leigh Griffiths, Olivier Ntcham and now Ryan Christie have all signed new deals since the Northern Irishman arrived in May 2016. You cannot argue with any of those players being rewarded for their application and effort in that time.
Brendan and his back room staff have helped improve the team he inherited. The players have also had to put the hard work in though.
What fans will be wondering is are any other players in line to get a new deal? I've mentioned many times before those who are out of contract at the end of this season and they are the bunch we turn our attention to.
Ryan Christie is the first to chalk his name off that list. He is a superb example of just how things can turn around for you if you get an opportunity.
Sections of our support wrote-off Christie a long time ago. Some (such as myself) never really thought he was given a good enough chance by Ronny Deila or Brendan Rodgers to hold that opinion.
His loan spell at Aberdeen demonstrated just how much of an asset he could be. As a standout performer for the Dons and the Scottish Premiership last season perhaps the timing was just right for him this season.
Circumstances, such as Stuart Armstrong's departure and missing out on John McGinn have worked out well for him and Celtic. They already had such a player waiting in the wings.
Many of us already thought he deserved a chance. In fact some may feel the same about Scott Allan though I cannot see the ex-Hibs midfielder experiencing the same luck.
He has never kicked a competitive ball under Brendan Rodgers. Whilst out on loan, he has proven his worth to Dundee and latterly, Hibs, but he remained at Celtic.
I firmly expected to see him sold in the summer transfer window. It has been suggested that the breakdown in negotiations between Hibs and Celtic over McGinn put paid to a move back to the club Celtic plucked him from.
With his contract due to expire at the end of the season and no competitive first team appearances to his name, he will be gone next summer if not before. That still leaves a couple of other players to talk about.
The one many have been talking about is Dedryck Boyata. His mid-summer drama now appears to be water under the bridge.
Brendan himself stated that the player had admitted his mistake and was ready to move on. Since he reappeared in the Hoops his presence has been both influential and necessary.
With all that negativity around a supposed summer exit, many are wondering will he stay or will he go? Under the cloud he created for himself after the World Cup, it would have been impossible to offer him a new deal then.
I don't think the board, manager or fans would have been receptive to that never mind the player. Now, we could be looking at a different scenario before the end of the season.
The possibility of him now leaving in January would be unlikely unless both parties were offered a good deal. Even then he could be too much of an asset in the current campaign to cash in especially if Celtic are battling for a third treble and still in Europe after Christmas.
I think many of us would agree that we would rather retain his services for the rest of the season and lose him for free next summer than cash in on him now for pennies. There is also still the remote possibility that he could be tempted by an extended stay on better terms but that remains to be seen.
And what of Scott Brown? Is our club captain going to stay on another year or two or move on to a player-coach role somewhere else?
Only Broony and the club know that and there's been little mention of it. I'm sure we would all love him to stay though equally he has the right to make the move he wants after devoting most of his career to Celtic.
By the time next season comes, he will be 34 years old. There is much for him to think about in terms of his fitness, future career options and of course ten-in-a-row.
Mikael Lustig has been a huge contributor to Celtic since he joined nearly seven years ago. With over 250 games to his name over 70 caps for his country, will he be in Brendan's plans beyond this season?
Next month the Swede turns 32 so is a little bit younger than his captain. I don't undervalue his contribution even though he is prone to having nightmare performances.
He is vice-captain and with the amount of games he is sustaining injury free, I can see him being offered another year or two at the club. The player himself said he expects to be here next year.
It is clear thait Lustig loves life at Celtic and is influential within the dressing room. That alone can be of great value to a growing team.
What it doesn't resolve is our long-term right back issue. Nor has the presence of Cristian Gamboa who is also out of contract in the summer.
The Costa Rican full back has played less than 30 games for the club in the space of nearly two-and-a-half seasons. He's made some high-profile appearances in the Hoops only to disappear once more.
Just when you think you might see what he has got, he fades into the shadows again. On that basis alone, I can't see him getting a new deal and would much rather Celtic sourced a long-term candidate for Lustig to oversee.
Emilio Izaguirre returned in the summer as backup to Kieran Tierney. He has played three matches in total and the perfect candidate to step in if required.
Is it possible he could stay on beyond this season as backup? Well he'll be 34 going into a new campaign and for another year, I don't see why not.
That only leaves Dorus de Vries who will end his contract having not played since March 2018. After that game he picked up an injury and allowed new Bhoy Scott Bain to move into second spot.
So the writing is on the wall for the goalkeeper who turns 38 next month and to be fair, Celtic don't need three senior goalkeepers. We have sufficient cover for the time being without need of his services.
Celtic may also begin to think about moving on players who are still under contract to make way for new blood. January could be an opportunity for out of the picture players like Scott Allan, Marvin Compper, Dorus de Vries and Kundai Benyu to go on loan or move permanently as they don't appear to have a part to play.
The team will need strengthening as we increase our bid for another treble and prepare for the season that follows. Time to make some more room.
Celtic reclaimed top spot in the Scottish Premiership after a feisty meeting with Livingston on Sunday lunchtime. There were no goals in this game, but enough meat on the bones to get your teeth into.
It was a very physical match. Some of the challenges might suggest a bit too physical at times by the home side.
When Celtic get into their stride, getting physical with them is sometimes the only answer an opponent has. Livingston gave a very good account of themselves, but they also got away with a few incidents.
Dedryck Boyata had a few challenges come his way. Mikael Lustig was another.
Perhaps the most significant incident was the headbutt Dolly Menga placed on Ryan Christie during a corner. A replay of the incident clearly shows the Livingston player make deliberate and significant contact.
By the letter of the laws of the game, it is violent conduct. There is no area of doubt whatsoever.
Whatever the SFA decide to do it should be a lengthy ban. Credit should also be awarded to Christie for not making a meal of it.
Menga was not short of putting himself about in that game. Although the BBC's Brian McLauchlin chose to credit the Angolan as being "more like a £9M striker than Odsonne Edouard" on this game's evidence.
I wonder, Brian, was it a £9M pound headbutt as well? Be sure to include that in your next article please.
Another unfortunate incident was the injury to Kris Ajer. The young Norwegian retook his place in defence at the expense of Filip Benkovic.
He continued his fine form as a ball playing central defender right up to the point he got a knock to his face. The result appears to be a broken eye socket which will require surgery and a lengthy lay off.
It's another blow for Celtic on the injury front, but one they must soak up. As we have seen over the recent weeks, we require everyone to dig deep and apply themselves.
I want to give credit to Livingston for putting up a good fight but they were also being overly physical. Celtic may have been a bit battle weary from Thursday's encounter with Leipzig, but the main thing was we didn't lose this one and it has taken us to the top of the league for the first time this season.
Now we have a challenge to remain there no matter what problems we may face along the way. I'm sure that game at hand will come in handy as well.
All about being at the top.
Well, I don't know about the rest of you, but I am still buzzing from Thursday night. We invest a lot as football supporters and for passionate Celtic supporters we probably go that bit further.
The team's physical and spiritual transformation in recent weeks allowed us to get that result against Leipzig. This could be the making of Celtic's season.
Players are evolving into strong or stronger characters. Taking their place as key contributors in this squad.
There is a shift within the team which is beginning reshape the way we look and feel altogether. A team without Scott Brown as the anchor man was unthinkable.
Since he got injured, enforced changes have been a blessing of sorts. The club captain is an important figure in this side and with the fans.
The rest of the team has shown that they can perform without him. Even though he is in the final year of his current contract, I don't think that necessarily spells the end of Broony.
It is encouraging though that we are beginning to see the talent in this squad shine. Callum McGregor, James Forrest, Kieran Tierney, Filip Benkovic, Kris Ajer, Tom Rogic, Odsonne Edouard, Oliver Ntcham and now Ryan Christie have all been exceptional under Brendan Rodgers this season.
Benkovic aside, all of these guys have long-term futures at the club, with Ntcham the latest to pen a new deal. Christie could well be the next to agree new terms, following his recent rise in popularity.
I also hope to see more of Lewis Morgan. He looks to be a sound investment and could have a key part to play as the season progresses.
Of course, Brendan will still be counting on the contribution of maturer players in the team. They have as big a part to play, but the future is bright with the young talent we have at our disposal.
And so onto today's lunchtime meeting with Livingston. The West Lothian club started off this campaign strongly, but their form has taken a bit of a battering of late, losing their last two games.
What won't help them today is that Celtic's form of late has been devastating. They lost the first game of the season 3-1 at Celtic Park and defeat today be three straight losses.
Despite having dropped to 8th in the league, they are still only 8 points off the top spot with two games at hand over Hearts. So there is an incentive for them to claw themselves back up the league again.
The incentive for Celtic is not only about maintain their own form. A win today (or a draw for that matter) would put them back on top of the league.
Hearts lost at home to Kilmarnock yesterday and now have the same form (2 wins, 2 defeats, 1 draw) in their last five games as Livingston. Should Celtic get the right result today and retake their place at the top of the Scottish Premiership, I don't expect to see the Hoops shift.
Celtic are firing on all cylinders right now and the momentum is building. Nobody will want to give up their place in the team whilst others will be champing at the bit to be involved.
This is a good period for Celtic. You can feel the difference.
Long may it continue. Next stop, Almondvale Stadium.
Last night, Celtic had to shine. And shine they did.
They didn't have it all their way of course. Progress comes in stages.
Celtic had to weather the Leipzig storm on more than one occasion. This was, to a certain extent, the making of the Hoops though.
Having been pressed by the visitors for the opening 10 minutes, Celtic responded by scoring the opening goal in the 11th minute. And in the 78th minute Celtic conceded an equaliser only to go up the other end of the park and score the winner in the 79th minute.
This was a demonstration of character, determination with mental and physical strength at the heart of everything they did. Apparently this is a weaker Celtic team than last season.
Right now I'd say this group of players are showing attributes of a strong Celtic side. Last night they rose to the challenge.
Kieran Tierney scored the opening goal which was a key part in him winning man-of-the-match. However, Callum McGregor was a phenomenal presence, covering every blade of grass and was perhaps every bit as good if not better.
Leipzig found the net themselves much later on. A perfectly weighted cross was poorly defended by Mikael Lustig, a constant weak link on the night, and was hammered home by Jean-Kevin Augustin.
As was evident throughout this match, Celtic were not dead. 15 seconds after the restart, Celtic put together a passing move from the centre spot which resulted in a match winner, courtesy of Odsonne Edouard.
It was a euphoric moment. Celtic never seem to bounce back from these type of setbacks, but they did last night.
Even when Leipzig later slapped the woodwork the team dug deep. The belief we saw from the Hoops was encouraging and rewarding.
Celtic's only weak links came in the form of vice-captain Lustig and Scott Sinclair. Sinclair didn't start to badly, but as pointed out by a friend, Sinclair goes into his shell when something goes wrong for him and he did.
Lustig's performance was somewhat different. He was getting roasted down Leipzig's left flank and failed to cope with everything that came his way.
Next season Celtic will have to invest in that area. It is unlikely the Swede will be given a new contract or at least one that means regular football.
Elsewhere on the field every player was tireless. This was exactly what we needed from the team.
Ryan Christie continued to impress un central midfield. He even outshone Tom Rogic on the night with his work rate.
James Forrest ran himself into the ground. Craig Gordon was dominant behind his defence which, Lustig aside, was convincing.
Odsonne Edouard grew into the game after a slow start. He just got better and better and capped things off with that winner.
The players should be proud of themselves. We now have a fighting chance of qualifying for the last 32.
There is still much work to be done in the remaining two matches. However, had we not won last night the party would be over.
This was a point Brendan Rodgers tried to batter home to BBC's Jonathan Sutherland. The Sportscene presenter chose to reflect on the negative instead.
It was Celtic's night though and they should enjoy the moment. They rose to the challenge and got the result.
We build on that and face the next task. Away to Livingston at lunchtime on Sunday.
Well done Bhoys.
Now is the time for Celtic to shine in Europe under Brendan Rodgers. The majority of this team have had plenty of high-profile European matches under their belt now.
That sort of exposure counts as experience. Others know the continental game because well, that is where they are from.
So what is holding us back? Self belief? Confidence? Communication? Tactics? Quality?
Probably a bit of everything and a different times. Right now though, Celtic are playing well, domestically at least.
To perform on the bigger stage requires more. More from everyone involved.
It isn't simply about spending money on the best players out there. It is about developing your own talent and creating a team that can execute orders together.
Just because Callum McGregor was born, raised and developed as a player in Scotland doesn't mean he isn't as good as someone at Barcelona, Juventus or Bayern Munich. It only means a player in one of those teams benefited from the system of development in that country and club.
In fact I would argue that our versatile midfielder would be comfortable in any of those teams mentioned. The point I am trying to make is that we often mention that it is the gulf in finances that holds us back.
Certainly, that is the conclusion with some clubs, but not all of them. Are Leipzig and Salzburg really that much better than Celtic?
Is it really impossible to beat these teams? I'm not buying that.
When we play the cream of Europe – and I mean the "cream" – then I recognise the gulf. When you are playing a team who undoubtedly have the best players money can buy then the odds are stacked against you.
We've played the best in recent years and been put to the sword. But we're not playing the best in this group nor did we exit the Champions League at the hands of the best.
Celtic have lost those matches because they didn't play well enough. There is little wrong with the talent we have right now.
Leipzig paid close to £40M on three players during the summer. We spent less than a quarter of that on one player for the first time in our history.
That demonstration of spending power comes from investment or reinvestment. You can only put in what you are hopeful of getting back and to be honest, Leipzig sold Naby Keita to Liverpool for over £50M so they aren't necessarily richer.
Celtic are still developing as a club in this type of market by buying "cheap" to sell on for more. Scotland is a hard sell to overseas players, but we are fortunate enough to tick a lot of boxes for players looking to develop their careers.
For Celtic to get anything out of the Odsonne Edouard purchase, he has to score in big games and help the team progress. He has done wel thus far, but he has more to do before he becomes a profitable player.
One day he is sure to make way for the next star, the way Moussa Dembele has for him. That is our market.
To get back to the main point though – money. More money can increase your options, but it doesn't always buy success.
By comparison our Europa League group leaders, Salzburg, spent just over £10M this summer. In return they received almost £50M in sales.
So are these clubs richer than Celtic? Or is it just a better market place in Austria and Germany?
For clubs like Salzburg and Leipzig they are not too different from Celtic. They buy to sell and generate some of their income that way though domestic TV revenue is better.
Potentially, Celtic are a bigger club but we are confined by the league standard and domestic TV revenue. We make our own major income through merchandise, season tickets, players resales and European TV money.
On our day we can still beat teams in Europe. When we do not it isn't necessarily because we aren't spending the same sort of money.
Yes, you need the right personnel, but it is also about belief in your abilities. That must come from every player and coach at the club.
Martin O'Neill once said his Celtic team were punching above their weight. He was right about that to a certain degree, but he also had one of the best Celtic teams in history.
It is not out with the realms of possibility for this Celtic squad to go further. The evidence is there, but every single player needs to have the confidence, belief and conviction with everything that they do.
To be blown away by the likes of Barcelona and PSG in the last two seasons was tough especially when you are trying to progress as a team under new management. Those were setbacks however, we are not playing those teams right now.
Celtic Park is our turf and it is time to shine at home. It is time to believe in ourselves and our ability to win.


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Teachers' Practices and Students' Preferences of Grammar-centered Written Corrective Feedback in Iran
Hooman Saeli
This study explored teachers' practices and students' preferences regarding grammar-centered written corrective feedback (WCF) in an Iranian EFL context. Semi-structured interviews were used to collect data from 14 teachers and 15 students, teaching and taking English at different proficiency levels. The data analysis identified three thematic categories in the interview responses: error correctors, amount of WCF, and WCF methods. The findings showed that the teachers mostly provided teacher-generated grammar feedback since they believed that their students preferred this type of correction. Additionally, the students preferred teacher-generated feedback. Also, the teachers mostly gave comprehensive feedback on the grammatical errors, because they thought comprehensive correction was perceived positively by their students. This, similarly, was preferred by the students. Moreover, the teachers stated that their students liked direct grammar feedback; the students also reported their preference for direct WCF. Overall, the teachers were aware of their students' preferences, so they provided the kind of feedback their students were most likely to effectively engage with.
Learner engagement with feedback
Student perceptions
Teacher perceptions
Teacher practices
Written corrective feedback
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Winter and Spring 2019
Accept Date: 05 November 2018
Saeli, H. (2019). Teachers' Practices and Students' Preferences of Grammar-centered Written Corrective Feedback in Iran. Research in English Language Pedagogy, 7(1), 46-70. doi: 10.30486/relp.2019.663422
Hooman Saeli. "Teachers' Practices and Students' Preferences of Grammar-centered Written Corrective Feedback in Iran". Research in English Language Pedagogy, 7, 1, 2019, 46-70. doi: 10.30486/relp.2019.663422
Saeli, H. (2019). 'Teachers' Practices and Students' Preferences of Grammar-centered Written Corrective Feedback in Iran', Research in English Language Pedagogy, 7(1), pp. 46-70. doi: 10.30486/relp.2019.663422
Saeli, H. Teachers' Practices and Students' Preferences of Grammar-centered Written Corrective Feedback in Iran. Research in English Language Pedagogy, 2019; 7(1): 46-70. doi: 10.30486/relp.2019.663422


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Anson James Carmody (born November 29, 1989) is a Canadian curler, from Summerside, Prince Edward Island. Until the 2016–2017 season, he threw third stones for the Eddie MacKenzie rink.

Career
As a junior, Carmody played second on the Brett Gallant rink that won five straight provincial junior titles from 2006 to 2010. The team would win the 2009 Canadian Junior Curling Championships and would represent Canada at the 2009 World Junior Curling Championships. At the 2009 World Juniors, the team won a silver medal, losing to Denmark's Rasmus Stjerne in the final. The team also won a bronze medal at the 2007 Canada Winter Games.

After juniors, Carmody, Gallant, and Brett's father Peter Gallant formed a team, with Carmody still throwing second stones, and Peter skipping, and Jeff Wilson at lead. The team played in the 2011 Labatt Tankard (the provincial championship), but failed to make the playoffs. After the season, Peter and Wilson left the team, and were replaced by MacKenzie at third and Alex MacFadyen at lead. The new squad made it all the way to the final of the 2012 PEI Tankard where they lost to Mike Gaudet. Gallant left the team in 2012 to play in Newfoundland with Brad Gushue. MacKenzie took over the team as skip, and Carmody was promoted to third, and MacFadyen at second. Sean Ledgerwood joined the team at lead. The team won the 2013 PEI Tankard, Carmody's first men's provincial title. The team represented Prince Edward Island at the 2013 Tim Hortons Brier, Carmody's first Brier appearance.

In 2011, Carmody, Gallant, sister Erin and Michelle Mackie won the provincial mixed title. The team which was skipped by Gallant (Anson played second) represented Prince Edward Island at the 2012 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship. The team finished the event with an 8–5 record, missing the playoffs.

Carmody has played on the World Curling Tour since 2011 with Gallant (2011-2012) and Eddie MacKenzie (2012–2014). He won the 2011 Challenge Casino de Charlevoix as a member of the Gallant rink.

Personal life
Carmody currently works as a programmer/analyst for Deltaware and is married.

References

External links
WCF player profile
WCT player profile
2007 Canada Games bio

1989 births
Curlers from Prince Edward Island
Living people
People from Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Canadian male curlers

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