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Donald Trump: Armed teachers could stop further school massacres
The President believes allowing teachers to carry concealed weapons could help prevent further shootings in US schools.
By Bethany Minelle, News Reporter
Thursday 22 February 2018 11:39, UK
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Tearful school shooting survivors have met Donald Trump and urged him to bring in stricter gun control, with the President suggesting that arming teachers could stop further massacres.
The "listening session" follows America's latest mass shooting in Florida, in which former student Nikolas Cruz opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, killing 17 people on Valentine's Day.
Students from the school, along with the parents of children killed in shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary and Columbine High School, delivered powerful speeches and pleaded for a change in laws controlling assault weapons.
Clutching handwritten notes, Mr Trump promised to be "very strong on background checks", and said he supported allowing specially trained teachers and school employees to carry concealed weapons.
Vowing to place an "emphasis on mental health", the President also proposed getting rid of gun-free zones and claimed they encourage shooters to attack.
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One parent who spoke at the emotional hour-long session was Andrew Pollack, whose daughter Meadow was killed in the shooting. At one point, he yelled at Mr Trump: "Fix it!"
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Describing how he now has to visit his daughter in a cemetery, he said :"It's not about gun laws right now. We need our children safe."
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The 18-year-old said: "I don't understand why I can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war, an AR. Let's never let this happen again please, please."
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Florida shooting survivor Lorenzo Prado explained how he feared for his life after being held at gunpoint by six SWAT team members when he was mistaken for the gunman.
Similar clothes, hair colour and facial structure to Cruz led him to be "tossed to the ground and handcuffed" before his real identity was discovered.
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The mother of a six-year-old Sandy Hook victim, Nicole Hockley, urged the President to use his time in office to stop school shootings happening.
Talking about her late son Dylan, she said: "Every parent who sends their child to school should know without any question they're going to be coming home that day.
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Darrell Scott, whose daughter Rachel was killed in the 1999 Columbine shooting, described how she was shot, while her brother had a gun pointed at him as he lay covered with blood from his slain friends.
His son's life was only saved when the two killers were distracted by an emergency alarm going off.
At the same time in Tallahassee, Florida, thousands of students marched into the State Capitol, calling for changes to gun laws, a ban on assault-type weapons and improved care for the mentally ill.
Image: Thousands marched in in Tallahassee, Florida, calling for tighter gun control
More than 100 survivors from the Marjory Stoneman attack took part, including school senior Delaney Tarr who warned lawmakers that they "were coming after them".
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As the march took place, a 17-year-old student from Godby High School was arrested after writing on Instagram that he was going to "shoot up" the school.


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Time. What a strange concept. It's one of man's greatest self-constraints in which it limits us to some certain deadline when, really, time is an illusion. It was humans who invented time yet Time seems to have a hold over us all, as if it invented us. Think about it. We slave our lives away to Time, to our alarms, our reminders, our clocks and phones. We use Time as an excuse to get things done and Time as an excuse not to get things done. Without Time, there would be no deadlines. No curfews, no dates to meet, no appointments. Nothing. We'd have no reason not to skip school for the entire year, no reason not to come into work today or tomorrow or the next day, no reason not to go to that doctor's appointment on Tuesday afternoon. Yet, we would have reasons not to do those things. We go to school to learn. We work to provide for ourselves and our families. And we go to the doctor or dentist to take care of ourselves. So, as much as a world without Time would seem chaotic and unruly, we would still have reasons to do our everyday things, we just would have more freedom in doing what we do.
So that's it. Time is irrelevant and we should just live as if Time doesn't exist or matter.
But is it all that simple?
In order to answer that question, we must look at the different facets of Time: Past, Present, and Future.
Let's start with the Past, as that is where most – or all – things begin. The Past is where our inner child lives. It's when every day seemed like it didn't matter. A haze of sounds and sights and smells and laughs and kisses and hugs and fights and "sorry"s and…well, everything that shapes who we are today. If not for the Past, we wouldn't have a slight obsession to this certain food, ordering it whenever we go to this certain place to eat. We wouldn't have that certain habit of tugging our ears when we're nervous or shuffling our feet when we feel awkward. We wouldn't follow the people we follow on social media or laugh at the same jokes that our friends make or decorate our living spaces the same way or be ourselves in any way, shape or form. Because, who we are is shaped by our Past and the Past has shaped who we are. Nevermind the time you tripped over your feet at lunch that one day at school and spilled soup all over your new sweater in front of the whole school. Nevermind that heart-wrenching conversation you had with a loved one. Nevermind the hard breakups, the crying, the screaming, the yelling, the fighting. That's what you're telling yourself, isn't it? That the bad parts don't matter and that you should only focus on the good parts of the Past. But really, that strategy is unhealthy. Because, if you try to make yourself forget any parts of your Past – the good or the bad – then you're taking away something that could potentially end up shaping you in a big way. You shouldn't dwell or live only in the Past, but don't forget what happens – or rather happened – there either. The important thing to remember, though, is that – no matter what – the Past will always stay in the Past.
On to the Present. The Now. What you're doing now is the Present. You are in the Present right now, as you are reading this. In one tenth or one hundredth or one millionth of a second, the Now will transform into the Then. One millionth of a second. That's all you get of this Present. After that, the Present is suddenly a whole new second or moment or day and you'll only have that much longer to accept that the second or moment or day before is no longer happening. It's now forever archived in the Past. It's funny how this swift transition between Past and Present gets lost on so many of us. Nowadays, it's as if people are more focused on the Future – or even the Past – that they forget about the seconds and moments and days that they are living in right now. Aka the Present. It's as if there is a significantly larger population of people who dwell on the things in the Past or worry and over-plan about the Future than of people who focus on the here and the now. It seems we need more people like that. Or rather, we need to remind ourselves of this. That - even though the Past is the facet of Time that impacts us the most and the Future is full of uncertainties, doubts and fears – the Past happened, the Future will happen someday but the Present you're living in at this very moment will never happen again. Therefore we must cherish each and every fleeting second, moment and hour of our day, because once those moments are gone, they're gone for good.
Finally, the Future. The scariest and most daunting of the three facets of Time. The Future seems to be portrayed and viewed as this big dark cloud of question marks simply because we don't know for a fact what our Futures will be like. We don't know if we'll be going out to that same place with our friends tomorrow night. We don't know if we'll get into our dream college or meet new people or find a new lover or buy a house one day, we don't know. We know what happened in our Past and we – usually – know what is happening in the here and now, the Present. But we don't know what the Future holds in store for us. Whether that be three hours from now, this weekend, next year or the next decade, we don't know. And, I think, that's what's the most scary and daunting about the concept of the Future. The not knowing is what eats away at a lot of our minds. It's what makes us ask ourselves questions that only Time knows the answers to. It's what makes some of us obsessive over what the Future holds and determined to plan out our entire lives and have our lives stick to that plan. On the other hand, it's what makes some us reserved and scared and lost because we feel as if we don't get a say in our Futures. And, yes, sadly that's sometimes the case. But, more often the not, we may feel helpless and as if Time has the only say in our Future when, really, we could be doing so much in the Present that directly impacts our Future. We could be going to the gym today, eating healthy, cutting off unhealthy relationships, doing what we're most passionate and happy doing, so much to help shape our Futures and ensure that we'll live a happy and healthy life.
In conclusion, Time may be a mere man-made concept that only seems to restrict and restrain us more than anything else. But there's so much more to it than that. Time includes the Past, the Present and the Future. And these three components of Time teach each and every one of us very valuable lessons that we should all carry with us as we go about our daily lives. The Past teaches us not to dwell but also not to forget. The Present teaches us to live in the now because this now will only happen once. And the Future teaches us not to worry too much and that we as human beings have the power to shape our lives. Without Time, none of these facets would exist and we would end up living our lives aimlessly, uncertainly. We wouldn't be thinking in terms of Time and therefor wouldn't worry about the consequences of our actions as much. We'd end up doing reckless, stupid things much more often which could negatively impact our Pasts, Presents and Futures. And so, while Time seems to be on all of our minds a little too much these days, it's important to acknowledge the valuable lessons that the Past, Present, and Future has taught us, is teaching us and will continue to teach us throughout the course of lives.
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In defiance of student protests, Peralta administrators implemented a new fee policy that is a direct assault on our right to an education. Students who can't pay their fees before the start of classes are being automatically dropped. This new fee policy is an attack on Peralta's most vulnerable students: the working-class, immigrants, single parents and students of color. It's the gentrification of Peralta.
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Saturday, September 11th
7:00 ET, Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL
This might be the best game of the entire day on the college football betting slate on paper, but that doesn't mean that it is going to live up to its hype. The Nittany Lions are going to be bringing a true freshman quarterback into one of the most hostile territories in the country against arguably the nation's best team. This isn't a good combination. Yes, Penn State does have a history of playing teams like this tough, particularly in the regular season, but if the Tide can keep their relatively newly formed defense together and put enough pressure on QB Robert Bolden, the offense is going to be able to do enough to put away the Nittany Lions, potentially very early. Most think that this is going to be a lower scoring game, and though the possibility is definitely there for that, we tend to believe that Alabama is going to press the issue and force the scores up just a tad. The Crimson Tide could have a very big number on the board by the end of the day.
Prediction: Alabama 38 – Penn State 20
Oregon Ducks @ Tennessee Volunteers (+12)
7:00 ET, Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, TN
It still feels weird to see the Volunteers as double digit underdogs at home. We totally buy into the hype of the Ducks, as we think that even without QB Jeremiah Masoli, they have one of the best teams in the country. Is it capable of coming halfway across the country and beating the snot out of UT? Sure. But let's be realistic here for a second. If you were looking to bet on Oregon this week, you have to be kicking yourself after watching the Ducks drop 72 and 720 yards on the Lobos last week. Perception of this team literally could not be any higher than it is right now. We tend to forget that the Vols just smacked a probably relatively comparable Tennessee-Martin team 50-0 as well. Tennessee is not the better team in this game, thus probably won't win it. But we have to imagine that HC Derek Dooley is going to have his crew as high as a kite. This is an undercard game for sure on the day, but is one that could be very interesting if the screws get tightened by the UT 'D'.
Prediction: Oregon 31 – Tennessee 27
LSU Tigers @ Vanderbilt Commodores (+10)
7:00 ET, Vanderbilt Stadium, Nashville, TN
Just across the way from Rocky Top, the 'Dores are going to be looking for their first win of the season and their first 'W' since September 26th of last season. New HC Robbie Caldwell knows that his team let one slip away last week against Northwestern, while LSU HC Les Miles knows that his team got away lucky against North Carolina. Bottom line: The Tigers aren't as good as their record indicates, and the Commodores probably aren't as bad. This is historically a series with a bunch of slugfests that end up being ridiculously low scoring games. The 'Dores can hang in this game, especially since it isn't in Baton Rouge. If some of the sloppiness gets cleaned up from last week's defeat against the Wildcats, this is going to prove to be a winnable fixture for Vandy. However, in typical LSU fashion, the Tigers will find a way to win, just like in typical Vanderbilt fashion, the Commodores will find a way to lose. This is still a great spot to pick up a cover in a very close game.
Prediction: LSU 22 – Vanderbilt 20
Mississippi Rebels (-20.5) @ Tulane Green Wave
9:00 ET, Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA
The whole world is ready to jump ship on the Rebels after they were beaten by the lowly Jacksonville State Gamecocks in double overtime last week. Had they won that game in regulation by eight points, the margin that they were ahead before the dying seconds, this spread would be significantly higher. But instead, perception has gotten the better of the oddsmakers and several bettors, as Tulane is getting a lot of action in this one. However, we aren't ready to write off Ole Miss quite yet. HC Houston Nutt is still one of the best in the country, and though his team has been decimated by graduation and early departures over the past two years, he picked up a real gem in QB Jeremiah Masoli. Now that Masoli has had a full week of practice with his new team, he is inevitably going to be ready to shine. There is still a whole season in front of the Rebs, and as long as they don't dwell too hard on the past, they should be able to march into the Bayou and beat the snot out of a Tulane team which narrowly avoided the same sort of embarrassing fate of losing to an FCS team last week.
Prediction: Ole Miss 56 – Tulane 10
Stanford Cardinal @ UCLA Bruins (+6)
10:30 ET, Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA
Once again, perception is the key to this game. UCLA went into Manhattan last week against a game Kansas State squad and was beaten 31-22. A nine point loss looks terrible, right? Imagine if UCLA had converted on that two point conversion try with 1:19 to play… or had Daniel Thomas not ripped off that 35 yard TD run with a minute to play… The Bruins would've ended up posting either a win or a loss that was a lot more indicative of how the game went. UCLA proved that it still has some mojo about it after last year's Eagle Bank Bowl victory over Tulane. We still have some questions about Stanford, though. We love HC Jim Harbaugh and think that he has done an amazing job down on the farm, but QB Andrew Luck has never played a road game like this before without the services of RB Toby Gerhart behind him. Yes, Luck threw for 316 yards versus Sacramento State last week, but we all know what that's worth. The Bruins should provide a significantly different challenge. This was a series that the gold and baby blue dominated for a number of years before losing 24-16 last year. The Bruins might be able to score the big upset, which would be a much needed win for HC Rick Neuheisel.
Prediction: UCLA 31 – Stanford 23
Colorado State Rams @ Nevada Wolfpack (-23.5)
10:30 ET, MacKay Stadium, Reno, NV
Welcome to MacKay Stadium, where the Wolfpack beat the living crap out of their opponents! Last week, the challenge against Eastern Washington was to stop Bo Levi Mitchell, the QB transfer out of SMU that learned under June Jones. The mission wasn't totally accomplished, but there is no shame in a 49-24 victory against one of the potentially better teams of the FCS this year. Colorado State proved last week that it has no business being on a field with even remotely good teams. The Colorado Buffaloes steamrolled these guys 24-3 in a game that really was a complete butt whipping. If the Rams only have 245 yards of total offense again this week, the Wolfpack are going to be winning by 50. It was a fairly ho hum 553 yard day for the Nevada offense last week. This is going to be a very one-sided romp in a game that might set some personal records if the Wolfpack want to see them broken. Watch for QB Colin Kaepernick to go absolutely crazy.
Prediction: Nevada 58 – Colorado State 17
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Q: Stream removed error in Firebase Functions I have a function that runs on the creation of a new user. The function typically fails on the first call after not being called for a while. I'm hoping someone could help me figure out what could be causing this.
export const onUserCreate = functions.auth.user().onCreate(event => {

    const user: User = {
        userId: event.data.uid,
        email: event.data.email
    };

    return db.doc(`users/${user.userId}`).set(data);
});

A: As I use the same like below and it works well:
exports.onUserCreate = functions.auth.user().onCreate(event => {
   const user = event.data
   console.log(user);
})

A: This seems to be an error with Firebase Functions right now and is being looked into.
EDIT:

Hello all, Sebastian from the Firestore SDK team here. We believe this
  issue is related to the recent update of the GRPC Client SDK and have
  been running tests with GRPC 1.7.1. So far, we have not been able to
  reproduce this issue with this older GRPC version.
@google-cloud/firestore is now at 0.10.1. If you update your
  dependencies, you will be able to pull in this release.
Thanks for your patience.
Sebastian

A: This is hardly a permanent answer as this is something Google seems to be looking into.
In the meantime though I did some research on similar error messages across the Google libraries and it looks like it happens occasionally when you initialise a Google library outside of a function (ie. at the top of your file).
I've added this line within the function being executed instead of within the global scope and it looks to have stopped the error:
const datastore = require('@google-cloud/datastore')({});
For example instead of:
const datastore = require('@google-cloud/datastore')({});

module.exports.myFunction = function() {
   datastore.get(key).then()....
}

you do
module.exports.myFunction = function() {
    const datastore = require('@google-cloud/datastore')({});
   datastore.get(key).then()....
}

That would go for Firebase libraries too – not just datastore. This isn't best-practice and should be changed back when the bug is fixed.

A: I had the same issue. Turns out this is a bug in the Firestore Node module. Update @google-cloud/firestore to version 0.10.1 and it should fix the issue.

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Q: Python and binary data in regexps I am looking for a way of putting non-printable characters in a string in python.
Small background information: I am working with windows command prompt over SSH using paramiko. however paramiko does not 'parse'/'work with' the ANSI Terminal Emulation escape sequences. So they are appearing in my output, which I do not want. So I need to strip-off these escape sequences.
These strings/escape sequences however are encoded in the following manner: Esc[Line;ColumnH
And as you can guess. I can't get the esc-byte value in a string. It will either print as, well, something like 0x1b or 27. Thus useless.
Is there anyone who knows how to solve this? Thanks in advance.

A: You can suppress these escape sequences using regex :
str_with_ainsi_esc = '\x1b[10;10HSalut'
print re.sub('\x1b\[\d+;\d+H','',str_with_ainsi_esc)


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Last Week This Morning: From 50th place to…49th?
Josselyn and Emily April 8, 2018 Last Week This Morning!
In places like Arizona, GOP state legislators have spent years cutting public services like education while giving huge hand-outs to rich people and corporations. Now, even their own voters are pushing back.
Yuma teacher starts commuting to California to work — and doubles his salary.
9 out of 10 Tempe voters wanted more disclosure of dark money spending in city elections. But Gov. Ducey just signed a bill over-ruling them.
A lobbyist is caught on tape admitting out loud what we've known all along: the goal of Arizona's voucher program was to funnel money to private schools while minimizing accountability and transparency.
This is what a $1.1 billion shortfall in education looks like.
Next week, teachers will be building parent and community support by hosting #RedforEd walk-ins before the start of school! Find out if your local school is participating by searching for the school name and #RedforED walk-in on Facebook, then register here.
As teachers across the state protest to demand a living wage, Speaker Mesnard is focused on trying to give a massive tax cut to the 183 Arizonans who make more than $5 million a year. Appalled? Sign our petition to him before we deliver it on Thursday.
Our legislators are prioritizing tax cuts for millionaires over funding for our schools — again. Join us Wednesday evening for a townhall discussion of what's happening and how we can fight back.


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If you're stuck on "How to caffeine" because it's grammatically incorrect, I recommend Gretchen McCulloch's upcoming book, Because Internet, which talks about how language changes over time and how the internet has shaped our current modes of communication.
As a proofreader and grammarian I'm happy to follow structural rules when I'm editing texts. As a linguist, however, I'm equally happy to use internetisms (and made-up words) in day-to-day life. Language is fascinating in how it evolves and changes, and all the subtle signals it gives us about in-groups and our own psychology.
Anyway, like I said, I am learning how to caffeine again. My body started refusing to deal with coffee a couple of years ago and I haven't had any for ages, but every so often I try to wean it back on to coffee because it's been such a huge part of my identity for so long. Over the last week I've been gradually moving on to larger and larger coffees, so far all of the syrupy-sweet-not-very-strong variety, but hopefully eventually back up to the strong dark coffees I knew and loved.
Last week we pitched for a new project – I'm not sure if we've got it yet, but I hope so because it sounds interesting.
It was a fairly standard week chez Bohemiacademia, with our social media people working across Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and LinkedIn for our clients. There was also the news that Google Plus is closing down, which we shared with those clients who hadn't already found out. No one was disappointed, which is probably indicative of why it's closing its doors.
This year we're looking into running Twitter chats for a couple of clients, which should be fun. And we'll be increasing the links between Facebook groups and the website for one of our largest clients, who has a lot of active Facebook communities but this doesn't always translate into more hits on the actual website. So that's something we'll focus on in 2019.
Aside from that, Garreth has been transcribing videos; Carlie has been recording podcasts; our writers have been penning (keyboarding?) articles; I've been proofreading and doing a bit of translation and having client calls.


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Circuit Bench Retirement: Lea
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His Honour Judge Jeremy Hugh Chaloner Lea retires as a Circuit Judge with effect from 1 August 2021.
His Honour Judge Lea (67) was called to the Bar (Middle Temple) in 1978. He was appointed a Recorder in 2001 and a Circuit Judge in 2005. He was appointed the Designated Family Judge for Leicester from 2008 to 2012 and the Designated Family Judge for Nottingham from 2013 to 2017. He was appointed the Nominated Judge in the Court of Protection in 2014.


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400 meter för herrar vid olympiska sommarspelen 1988 i Seoul avgjordes 28 september.

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Some comment from the Twonav team should be nice, I'm waitig also for an update around two years.
It is true that it is a long time without an update for the App.
We would like to make an update, but we can not commit to it or talk about dates yet.
A very very good news but we read it since 2015... so, the hopes are gone as TN of our smartphones for reactive free Apps.
Next january three years from the last update. Lots of things happend in three years, talking about software, TN is getting back from the competitors.


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Home/Individual/Meet Amisha Sethi – Haut Monde Mrs. India Worldwide 2020 Finalist
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Living a passionate and inspirational life is everyone's dream but very few make it happen and set an example for others to follow. Meet Amisha Sethi, a multi talented woman full of energy and vibrance. An award winning global marketing and strategy leader who has worked with companies like BlackBerry, AirAsia, Airtel, Frrole and Locus. This alumnus of Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, USA is the author of national bestseller 'It doesn't hurt to be nice'. The book is about being the most beautiful version of yourself and has an abundance of knowledge from ancient scriptures made relevant to daily lives. The book drives the concepts of professional compassion in work life, fearing nothing, mastering thought, the art of detachment and being kind and compassionate. She told us about her second book which is about love, and has an interesting title "Love is simple but why Men are so complicated".
She also has a beautiful tip for budding writers. "I suggest anyone who wants to be an author to write and write, no matter how raw the thoughts are, just write endlessly. You can always go back and structure them, organize them and make it into a story the way it appeals to you the most. Be natural and do not copy anyone's style. You are so unique. Your thoughts are again beautifully different and believe in that fact. I feel every creator should have a purpose, and hence it will be great if your writing also indeed has a purpose, which can positively impact whoever reads your 'piece of art'."
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It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over: Graduation Delays by University Students Are Increasing
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This semester is the last one for University Student A until graduation, but her graduation gown and cap are still a long way off. Just like A there are some students who will be in an ambiguous position when this semester ends at the end of December. They are graduation delayers, who are neither an officially enrolled student nor alumni. As the number of students who decide to postpone their graduation increases, their stories are becoming a social issue. In this article, therefore, the Sungkyun Times (SKT) looks into the identity of graduation delayers, problems around them, and support plans for them.
Youths Tied to the University
Graduation Delayers: Who Are They and How Many Are There?
Delaying graduation literally means to postpone one's graduation for a certain period to maintain registered college student status, even after meeting the requirements for graduation. A graduation delayer refers to not only those who merely postponed the date of their graduation, but also those who are attending additional semesters or taking a long break from school. The number of students delaying graduation is increasing in order for them to officially remain classified as students until they get a job. According to the complete enumeration data on the operational condition of graduation postponement by the Ministry of Education, 130 of 197 universities in Korea had graduation delay systems and about 15,898 students were delaying their graduation as of February 2017. If you were to include those who are avoiding graduation by leaving two to three credits uncompleted, the actual number of graduation delayers would be greater than that.
Why Are They Not Leaving?
#1 Economical Approach: Job Market Preferring Graduands
According to a 2017 survey on 611 university graduands, those who are eligible to graduate but have not yet graduated, by job placement portals JobKorea and Albamon, "to build up job experience such as internships" was the biggest reason (63%) behind graduation postponement. It is indeed difficult for students to gain job experience such as internships during the semester in parallel with studying. Besides, support in job hunting from universities is unlikely to be provided to graduates.
In fact, Human Resource (HR) officers do agree that the time of graduation has an influence on the recruiting process. In a survey conducted by the Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training (KRIVET), HR officers from 200 companies graded "the graduation time of the highest educational level" as highest among eight qualifications that are perceived as important in the resume screening process. Graduands even had a 50 times higher probability of passing the resume screening process than job seekers who graduated more than three years ago, although these two groups did not differ much in other qualifications. Moreover, regardless of how prestigious the university is, the possibility of passing the screening phase dropped to about 9.1% if three years after graduation had passed. That is, university students could not help but stay in college in order to increase their chances of getting a job in a harsh society where being employed is almost impossible these days.
#2 Socio-psychological Approach: Avoidance of the Institutional State of Weightlessness
Raised in a society where every stage from birth until university graduation is exquisitely standardized, university students often decide to delay their graduation due to the fear of being in the institutional state of weightlessness after graduation. Students enter the institutional state of weightlessness when they are harassed by the anxiety of missing a sense of belonging. In this context, the sense of belonging should be interpreted as one where the outcome of their efforts emerge, rather than one that can be felt just by being in a place or organization. The fear should also be understood as deriving from the failure to set aside any place to replace college society where they could gain recognition. In other words, students choose to postpone their graduation as a temporary avoidance for the anxiety over the reality they should face and the dread of being outside of the fences of university.
What Makes Them So Distressed?
Burdensome Tuition
According to the Ministry of Education, the total tuition that graduation delayers paid in the first semester of 2017 was about \2.5 billion. Most of the public universities offering the graduation delay system are receiving 1/6 of the original tuition, and private universities, who follow their distinct tuition policies, received tuition which varied from nothing to at least \500,000. Sixty-seven universities, more than half of the 103 four-yearcourse colleges that offered graduation delay systems this year, made it obligatory for graduation delayers to take classes. Graduation delayers, in turn, complained of the economic burden due to the costs of postponing their graduation. Students whose financial conditions are unfavorable, consequently, are likely to lose the opportunity to delay graduation. One student who delayed her graduation last semester, for example, reported that even though getting a job is uncertain, she eventually decided to graduate due to the triple burden of having a part-time job to make a living, make preparations for job hunting, and \500,000 tuition per semester. Universities, on the other hand, argue that they need to take the tuition from graduation delayers because of the costs that occur by undertaking them. Seo Ji-young, policy research director of the Korean Council for University Education, said, "Even though students postpone their graduation, they are classified as enrolled students, giving the university disadvantages in the evaluation indexes graded by the Ministry of Education. They also keep using some facilities such as libraries, so it is hard to regard it as a matter of the university alone." Since graduation delay system policies differ for each institution without any legal standards, the criterion of the costs is vague. Additionally, the tuition for graduation delayers is getting relatively less attention from the public than normal tuition or admission fees which are some of the hottest social issues today.
Unsubstantial Graduation Delays More of a Poison
Many students may have initially decided to delay their graduation due to the unemployment crisis, but then were just swept away by the social phenomenon, as some do delay their graduation meaninglessly without any concrete purpose or goal. This kind of graduation delay, however, might have a negative influence on the job market. An analysis by the National Youth Policy Institute shows that purposeless graduation delayers had lower monthly income levels in the labor market than those who had distinct goals after graduation. According to a survey done by the same organization on graduation delayers, 48% of them actually looked for work after deferring their graduation, whereas 52% did not. It can be inferred that a considerable number of students choose to delay their graduation not just for job-seeking purposes, but also to follow the societal flow. That is, graduation delays are becoming a social phenomenon among the youth, without any purpose rather than just for a sense of belonging.
Special Measures for the Bound Youths
Graduation delay is not a system existing only in Korea. Similar instances can be found in Taiwan, China, and Japan. Among other countries, the graduation postponement phenomenon in Taiwan especially shows highly similar aspects with that of Korea. Besides, the fact that the Taiwanese government actively cooperates with universities to help solve the problem offers some implications for Korea.
Taiwan, Close Cooperation Between the Government and the Universities
Sharing similar backgrounds and reasons regarding the increase of graduation delays, Taiwan is the only country in which the government has established a related policy and is implementing it. From the early 2000s, the Ministry of Education and the National Statistical Office of Taiwan started to officially count the number of graduation delayers. In 2013, the government established a concrete measure of "Graduation Delay Condition of University and College Students and Counterstrategy" against the graduation delay phenomenon and started to implement it. The action that the Taiwanese government takes is to reinforce the role and function of the university, and is divided into two main streams: policy of the Ministry of Education and the actions of the university. The case of Taiwan conveys the need of close cooperation between the government and the university in order to solve the pervasive graduation deferment, which is an increasingly important social issue.
Need for Government Action
In October, Ahn Min-seok, committeeperson of the Education, Culture, Sports, and Tourism Committee, proposed a partly revised bill of higher education act to ban universities from obligating their graduate delayers to take classes or pay tuition. The revised bill, however, will be pending in Congress for nine months. The Ministry of Education also started to counteract through a policy which offered an improvement plan on university undergraduate degrees, but it is on its last legs as the revision of the related bills are being delayed. Given the example of Taiwan, there is a need for cooperation between the Korean government and universities to support the job-seeking of graduation delayers and repair the system that can moderate their economic burdens. Jun Hee-kyung, committeeperson of the Education, Culture, Sports, and Tourism Committee, said, "If the universities arrange their own criteria and repair their systems to lessen the burden of graduation delayers, the government should provide them with financial support, solving the problem together with the universities and the Ministry of Education as well."
Graduation Delays at SKKU
Kingos who have decided to delay their graduation from SKKU so that they can still be graduands in the job market do exist as well. According to the school administration office, there are 2,948 graduation delayers at SKKU as of November 2017.
SKKU does not have an official graduation delay system, but Kingos can become graduation delayers by not submitting required documents until they are ready to leave SKKU. Following statutes Article 37, SKKU admits the completion of Kingos in their degree if they (1) registered more than eight semesters, (2) acquired more than the required credits of each degree and (3) meet the minimum grade point average (GPA) designated by their majors. Therefore, students who meet all of the criteria above automatically become graduation delayers. Those students can finally graduate when they submit their graduation thesis and meet the 3-pum Certification, which is SKKU's distinctive graduation requirement that encourages Kingos to develop proper personalities, international mindsets and creativity. Once Kingos become graduation delayers, they are distinguished from normal enrolled students in that they are semi-university graduates. They do not pay tuition, and accordingly cannot take any classes. Regarding the libraries, they can access them but cannot borrow books, and they are not allowed to utilize the reading rooms during mid-term or final periods.
Universities should be a stepping stone for youths who are ready to take flight in the world, rather than a stone that seizes them to the ground. As more and more students are deciding to postpone their graduation mainly due to the unemployment crisis, the government and the universities should cooperate and try their best to solve this problem. Only when students are freed from the chains preventing them to leave will society be more healthy, vital and dynamic.
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Obama announces the BRAIN Initiative

April 2, 2013 Media contact: David Orenstein 401-863-1862

At 10 a.m. April 2, President Barack Obama spoke in the East Room of the White House about a new research "Grand Challenge" called the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative. Because of their work to shape the ideas, Professors John Donoghue and Arto Nurmikko were there.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — Working with a core group of about a dozen other scientists over the last several months, John Donoghue, the Henry Merrit Wriston Professor of Neuroscience and Engineering, helped to catalyze a sweeping new vision for brain research. The idea is to develop the tools and technologies needed to study the activity of the brain on the scale of whole networks of thousands or millions of neurons. That's the scale at which thought, emotion, creativity, behavior, and disease occur. Arto Nurmikko, professor of engineering, has also contributed to the formation of this vision.
The idea is now policy with President Obama's announcement today of the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative. Donoghue, a researcher at the Providence VA Medical Center and director of the Brown Insitute for Brain Science, who will now serve on a committee advising National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins on the initiative, and Nurmikko were both invited to attend the announcement in the East Room of the White House. Donoghue shared his thoughts after the event with David Orenstein.
Please tell us about the experience of being in the East Room of the White House with the President today.
The President's announcement of a national Grand Challenge on the BRAIN is a spectacularly exciting culmination of a year and a half effort to enhance brain research and technology development through a new national effort.
What has your role been with the BRAIN initiative so far and what will it be now?
I have been part of a group of faculty from a group of US research institutions who developed the ideas for a broad initiative to better understand how the brain works. We believe that the time is right to focus inquiry on the 'middle scale' of brain function where interesting features such as cognition or complex behavior emerge from the interactions that occur in large circuits of neurons.
Why would achieving a new level of studying brain activity be a worthwhile "Grand Challenge" of research?
Higher brain functions emerge at the scale of networks of neurons; brain disorders such as dementia, epilepsy or schizophrenia appear to result when networks fail to operate correctly. There is a gap in our knowledge about brain network function because we lack the tools to study large numbers of neurons spread over large regions of the brain. Remarkable advances in nanoengineering, optobiology, and synthetic biology have the potential to provide a set of tools that would allow us to study the brain at this new level. Using this technical foundation, newly enabled neuroscience research could lead to profoundly greater understanding of how brain network function. This knowledge could also lead to new therapies as well as new 'smart' technologies that can do tasks now only our brain can do.
How does your involvement in the BRAIN Initiative connect back to the work that You and Professor Nurmikko and your colleagues do at the Brown Institute for Brain Science?
Professor Nurmikko and I have been working with a team of outstanding Brown faculty and students for about the past decade to create a Brain Computer Interface called BrainGate. BrainGate is designed to reconnect the brain to the outside world for people with paralysis. We recently showed that a person unable to move her limbs after a stroke could use her thoughts to control a robot arm well enough to pick up and drink her morning coffee. However, her ability to reach and grasp could not compare to what we can ordinarily do with our own arm. The understanding resulting from the BRAIN project could dramatically enhance the kind of control that can be achieved with BrainGate and even allow a person with paralysis to once again move their own limbs. Finally, the neuroengineering advances of Dr. Nurmikko and his students will make it possible to implant the electronics needed to use braingate inside the body and communicate wirelessly. Discoveries through the BRAIN project have the potential to make this technology better, faster, and smaller.


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SDCC 2016: DKN Speaks with Cast of 'Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants' – John DiMaggio, Voice of Killer Croc
WB Home Entertainment has been releasing a line of movies geared towards the younger demographic of Batfans out there, promoting a line of toys by Mattel. The series, titled Batman Unlimited, has already seen the release of two movies in 2015, subtitled Animal Instincts and Monster Mayhem. This fall will find the release of a third entry into the series, entitled Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants. At San Diego Comic-Con last week, I was provided with a fantastic opportunity to speak with a few members of the cast, courtesy of WB Home Entertainment.
Similar to the cast and crew of The Killing Joke, this was a round table interview, where I was in the presence of other journalists and talent would be escorted to our table, where we would be given 6-8 minutes to spitfire as many question as we could muster. Unlike our interviews with the cast and crew of The Killing Joke, however, these will be text-based interviews, so they will be released in parts over the course of the week. Check out our interview with Will Friedle, voice of Nightwing.
Today, we have legendary voice actor, John DiMaggio, known all over the world as Bender from Futurama. DC fans should know him for a multitude of voices spanning several different animated movies and TV shows, but none more remembered than his turn as the Joker in one of the best Batman animated movies around, Batman: Under the Red Hood.
In it, we discuss his documentary, I Know That Voice, his feelings on G-rated vs R-rated Batman movies, and his portrayal of the Joker. Additional questions provided by Laura Sirikulvadhana of Nerdreactor, who will be differentiated by italicized text.
So this is the third movie of Batman Unlimited and you're Killer Croc. So what can we expect from Killer Croc now that he's going to grow into this giant monster?
John DiMaggio: He's kind of like an American version of Godzilla, really, because he's tearing through the city. It's pretty funny. Getting to see him blown up is pretty awesome. It's a different take on Killer Croc. I've played him before. It was a lot of fun. It's a romp, this one. There's a lot of action, a lot of great fight scenes. It changes everything. Mechs vs. Mutants is on a much more bigger scale. And I get to wreck stuff. You know, boys like wrecking things. That's really the fun part about it. And of course, it's the Batman world, so it's great.
There seems to be a pattern with the characters you've been playing recently, like they're big hulking behemoths like Killer Croc and Tusk.
JD: So what are you trying to say? *chuckles*
And King Shark. They're kind of similar. How do you approach each one to differentiate the three?
JD: It's all in the record. It's up to all of us. It's up to everybody in the room to make each one its own thing and let there be specific things about the voice of the character. It's fine-tuning. And you can make different changes that'll change up the voice completely; the way speech is spoken. There's a lot of different ways you can mix it up and make it so that you can differentiate between the voices. There's room for that.
You have been in the industry for a long time. You're iconic, your voice is iconic. All the characters you play have been iconic. Do you have a lot of say when you go into a meeting and say, "You know, I really want to get this character to have his own show"? You know, if you want Adventure Time to have its own movie or if you want Bender to have his own movie.
JD: That's not up to me. If I were to say I would love to write and create something within the vein of this character and get permission for it, sure, but I'm not a scribe. That's not my forte. I'll read what somebody's written and bring it to life, but I'm not that guy. I think as an actor, that's more of a personal choice and personal commitment as well as having the right voice for the character, which is usually from a writer, from somebody that's like, "Okay, create this." I mean, I can help somebody write, but I can't spearhead that job. It's mostly up to the content and who's created it that decides who does what. I wish I could go, "I want to do this thing about this thing." It's not that easy.
Everyone would root for you though.
JD: That'd be nice. I never really thought of it like that because I don't need that kind of drama in my life. *laughs* I mean, I executive produced my own film and it's just like, "Alright, that's it. I don't need to do this again." That's heavy. It's a lot of work. A lot of work.
Well, that answered one of my questions because I love I Know That Voice. It's one of my favorite documentaries. I was about to ask if there's anything else down the pipeline.
JD: I Know That Voice Too? No. As in T-O-O? No, we're not doing anything else. We had a lot of footage. We had a lot of stuff we could have done and we didn't do and that's okay, because it's just the way it is. That film is still in the red. A lot of people have seen it because of Netflix, which is great, but it's tough; the buyouts, you get this and that.
It was a labor of love. I loved doing it and I wanted to showcase everybody and I got to do that. The job was accomplished and a lot of people have seen the film, which is great too, but I took a hit on that and I'll never do that again. It's like getting high on your own supply, really. Let somebody else make it. There's a lot of people I wish were in it that I didn't get in it.
So, with Batman Unlimited, it's a G-rated show. It's a great cartoon. Kids love it. It's great to cater to the kids for Batman, but recently there's been controversy for the R-rated version of it. What is your take on the R-rated version of cartoons?
JD: I think parents should shut up. Honestly, I think they should shut up and they should take their kids to the age-friendly movie that they should take their kids to. We're talking about an iconic character, Batman; across the board from camp to cutthroat, the whole thing.
Cartoons are for everybody, from 1-92. There's adult stuff and as long as you know that there's adult stuff, don't take your kids to see that. This is for you; this isn't for your kids, unless your kids are sophisticated and smart enough to understand what's going on. Then, by all means, take your kid. The whole idea of anybody saying that you can't do that… that's ridiculous and it actually pissed me off, because who are you to decide what we do. You're the consumer. If you don't want it, don't buy it and don't try to pigeonhole what we're doing.
Let the Killing Joke lie. It needed to be made. The Joker's a psychopath. He's not messing around. I always say, for Under the Red Hood, I played Joker, that's the kind of Joker that's going to prison-rape you. And nobody wants to hear that. There's a G-rated film, but then, they start talking about the Joker in this and the Joker in that. It's completely different and that's the way it is.
So when people start going, "Oh, these R-rated films…" Shut up and leave it alone. It's not for you then, don't talk about it. Get out of here. You're not allowed anymore. You're written off because you don't get it. Anybody that's dumb enough to be like, "Well, this isn't for kids," while bringing their kids to it, you're an asshole. You're an asshole! That's it.
Speaking of Under the Red Hood, I absolutely love your take on the Joker. How did you get to that voice?
JD: Being in the studio with Andrea Romano really helped, one of the best voice directors around, and really playing that character and being that twisted. In the opening scene, there's a crowbar to the skull of Robin. I mean, ridiculous. I don't know, I just got in it. We lowered the lights in the studio too. Little lowered-lights always helps and everybody in the room was like, "Okay, alright. DiMaggio's hitting the ball out of the park right now. This is very good." And also, for the record, Mark Hamill loves my performance in Under the Red Hood. [John does an impression of Mark Hamill] "John, I love your performance in Under the Red Hood. So good."
Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants will available for digital download on August 30th and will arrive on DVD on September 13th.
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Miss A probably looks familiar to you. That is because she is a baby planner. This is her 6 month session. She is growing so fast!
This session is a great example of all the variety of images that I offer in the studio. When the weather is too cold or yucky for the smallest wigglebugs we can make great images in the studio.
Here are some of my favorites from this milestone session.


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Q: Getting ComboBox from string I want to get a ComboBox from a string, I have 5 ComboBoxes: comboBox1, comboBox2 .. comboBox5. I want to be able to get one of those comboBoxes by giving a method a number(1 to 5).
What I have:
public String getProgNameForFader(int faderNumber)
    {

        Type typeComboBox = Type.GetType("Multichannel_Audio_Mixer_Windows_Forms" + "Form1" + "comboBox" + faderNumber);
        if (typeComboBox != null)
        {
            var comboBox = Activator.CreateInstance(typeComboBox);
            ComboBox theComboBox = (ComboBox)comboBox;
            ..theRest

        }
    }

But this doesn't work, typeComboBox is null.
Can someone help?
NVM
Already sorted it out, it was easier to do with a switch statement in my case

A: Use the assembly-qualified name instead ,Type.GetType(string) searches currently executing assembly and mscorlib if you don't specify the assembly name in the string.


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Welcome to the new and improved FRIENDS OF THE FRONTIER!!!! New design, new look, new navigation but same old resources, forums, sharing and reminiscing. We've worked hard to incorporate all your comments, suggestions and inputs into the new site. We hope you enjoy it but more than that, as always, we hope it will enable the frontier code to indwell and inspire every area of your life. The old frontier fuels new frontiers.
CLR Frontiersmen, this site is for you: keep connected, keep the code alive, find opportunities to serve, and find out what's happening at the place we all love, Chief Logan Reservation. In the new website you will still find the forums, Heart of the Bear, the Guestbook, and member-lookup. Let us know what you think on the guestbook and please, spread the word on facebook and twitter!
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Q: Configuring Angular2 project with myeclipse I am using myeclipse 2017 that supports Angular2. I have created an Angular project that internally use angular-cli to create projects. While creating projects following commands are executed by default
npm install @angular/cli
npm install angular-ide --save-dev
ng new project_name

Every time I create a project it installs angular-cli.
How can I use system installed angular-cli?
And I want to run last command ng new project_name with --minimal flag, how can I do that?
Is there any way to configure these commands?

A: I'm afraid that you can't specify a system installed angular-cli, it is installed in the project as a dependency. You can, however, specify the system installed node and npm versions (selectable in the drop down box for those items). Sadly, there is also no way to configure the "ng new" command, either. If you use the Genuitec forums to request an enhancement, it will be considered for inclusion in a future release. However, you can always create the project outside of MyEclipse using your own ng command and then import it as an Angular project - not the ideal solution but workable.


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Presentation of Prizes, Award of Post-Graduates Diplomas, Conferment of Higher Degrees (Masters and Doctorate), Hall of Fame Award and Conferment of Honorary Degrees/Professor Emeritus.
By Goodluck Nwachukwu November 27, 2017 Announcements, Events, News
University of Benin Presentation of Prizes, Award of Post-Graduates Diplomas, Conferment of Higher Degrees (Masters and Doctorate), Hall of Fame Award and Conferment of Honorary Degrees/Professor Emeritus held on the 25th of November,2017 at the Akin Deko Auditorium. Present at the event were President, Commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the federal republic of Nigeria […]
Presentation of Prizes, Award of Certificates, Diplomas and First Degrees in the Faculties of Agriculture, Arts, Education Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Law, Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Physical Sciences, Social Science, School of Dentistry, School of Basic Medical Sciences, School of Medicine, Institute of Education and IPAES
University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria 43rd Convocation Ceremony held Friday 24th November,2017 at the Akin Deko Auditorium. Present at the Event were President Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR) ably represented by Mrs. Charity Oga, the Chancellor, Mahammadu Sanusi II the Emir of Kano, the Pro Chancellor RT. Hon. Isa Ashiru , the Vice Chancellor of the […]
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Students from University of Benin Demonstration Secondary school (UDSS) have dominated the 2017 National Art Competition for secondary schools. The Competition is a Joint Venture initiative of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and Chevron in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Education. The theme for this year's edition was: "The Nigerian Spirit," the competition welcomed […]


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Crossing the Tarn in style
The river Tarn is a tributary of the Garonne that runs roughly westwards from the Cévennes to Moissac, where it joins the Garonne. At around 380 kilometres in length, it is infamous for its flood-potential.
As befits a mighty river, it has created in turn a dramatic valley, a canyon and many gorges. Just north of Millau, where the landscape is as dramatic as one can imagine, the astonishing Millau Viaduct throws itself across the valley. It is an unmissable spectacle, which combines landscape and human engineering to the benefit of them both.
Sweeping south to the Mediterranean
The A75 autoroute sweeps down from Clermont-Ferrand through wild and beautiful countryside and just as the valley of the Tarn opens up below, the viaduct thrusts itself out into space — and you are seemingly floating way above the river.
Le Millau Viaduct
The superlatives say a lot:
it is the world's tallest bridge;
at 343 metres, its tallest pillar is the tallest structure in France, taller even than the Eiffel Tower;
it is 2,460 metres long;
it has just 7 simple — and beautiful - pillars;
it curves a little as if it is something more than a piece of engineering.
But it is also quite simply beautiful. With its steel stays descending from each of the graceful pillars, the impression is of a line of yachts, rather than a combination of steel and concrete that pulls, holds, supports and braces. Yes, it does all that, of course — and is beautiful.
Huge credit, therefore, to the French structural engineer Michel Virlogeux and the British architect Norman Foster who jointly designed the bridge. Opened in 2004, it has been highly-regarded ever since — and not just by the inhabitants of the town of Millau who were eventually relieved of their historic traffic congestion.
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The Booth Museum of Natural History
Brighton's Royal Pavilion
Arundel Castle
Grasses, names and history
Footprints from the past
Markings in wood
A twelfth century church on our doorstep
Albert and the miniscule worlds
Frightened sheep, five dogs, a wild boar and the hunters
A van with a difference
An explosion of colour in Auch
Black, yellow and wonderful
A flame-proof amphibian
The European tree frog
Asparagus - the king of vegetables
The golden lady in our kitchen
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In the footsteps of d'Artagnan
What course do we use?
Keeping an eye out for birds
One sheep, two sheep, a hundred sheep or some sheep?
Curry - a favourite in England
English adjective order
Pronouncing words that end in 's'
The Bassoues donjon


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