*Please check building codes in your area to assure proper procedures before attempting this project.
I built the kitchen hood in three parts working from bottom to top.
First, I started with a hood from Home Depot given to me by my parents. They were in the middle of remodeling their kitchen and decided to change hoods.
There was nothing wrong with the hood other than the color. Their new kitchen appliances were stainless and black making their newly purchase hood stand out like a sore thumb.
Because they previously installed the hood, they didn't return it to Home Depot. Instead, they gave the hood to me to use in my kitchen.
Nothing wrong with a hand-me-down, right.
I decided to spray paint the hood using black appliance paint from Home Depot after purchasing new stainless steel appliances for the kitchen. Again, the hood stood out like a sore thumb. Not for long!
The top of the metal hood measures 30 in. x 12 in. Since the metal hood attaches to the wooden hood, the wooden hood needs to be the same size.
Also, keep in mind, the hood needs to be between 24-36 inches above the range.
I measured and cut the 1×3's to fit the top of the metal hood. To attach all of the parts together, I used a Kreg Jig for a tight fit.
Once the bottom of the frame was together, I attached it to the studs using 3-inch screws.
Then, I created the top by making a box using ferring strips.
Using the Kreg Jig, I attached lightly sanded pallet boards to the ferring strips to the sides and front of the box.
The wall studs were not in an ideal location for the top, so I mounted the top using wall anchors.
For the middle, I played with a few ferring strips by cutting the angles using a miter saw.
This part took a while to get the right angles to fit. If you look at the above photo you can tell I was having a little bit of a hard time. But, after a few tries, it worked out.
After I was happy with my angles, I attached the pallet wood panels to the ferring strips and screwed the middle section in place.
To finish the look, I purchased molding to cover seams and add dimension.
Notice the white hood? After finishing the hood, I removed the metal hood and gave it a fresh layer of paint while I stained the newly built hood.
I like this idea. Does it makes the room feel taller?
No, I don't think it makes the roof feel taller. But, the room is fairly good size. Thanks for stopping and leaving a comment.
Thanks, Trisha. You can do it!
This is beautiful, it would add warmth to any room. Thank you for the tutorial.
That is if a stove hood would not look out of place anywhere other than a kitchen.
That is AWESOME, Andrea! I love all your pallet projects but this one is really genius!
Thanks, Megin! It's always a privilege to be featured.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial.
Wow, what a transformation. This looks amazing. Great detailed tutorial too! Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty – hope to see you again this weekend.
Thank you and thanks for visiting. See you next party.
How cool is that! Thanks for joining Home Sweet Home!
I'm confused. The hood in the pic. Is white and the stove is black. Pictures don't match the story. Can I really be the only person to notice this?


This aerial tramway operates as part of the New York City public transportation network.
Poma replaced the 1976 VonRoll tram with a dual haul version in 2010.
Sigma cabin with unique carrier.
Poma operator controls in the North cabin.
South cabin and tower 1.
Loading area with platform doors.
Lower terminal on Roosevelt Island.
Track and haul ropes for the north line.
The VonRoll lattice towers were re-used with new crossarms added.
Return station along 59th Street.
Another view of tower 3.
Passing over the East River.
Because this system is dual haul, the cabins pass at different places each trip.
Both the North and South carriers for 110 passengers.
Side view of tower saddles.
What do you mean a dual haul. And why do the cabins do a fly by at diffrent times?
Most trams, including Big Red at Jackson Hole have a single haulrope loop, so both cabins must move at the same time and always pass each other exactly halfway through the line. This lift has two separate drives and haulropes, so each side can operate independently. When both sides are running, they will initiate the trip as soon as loading is complete rather than needing to wait for both sides to be ready. This setup is only possible on lifts with little to no vertical like this one because there isn't a second cabin acting as a counterweight. Imagine how hard the motor would have to work to haul a fully loaded cabin Jackson Hole without a second cabin to balance things out.
They went with the dual haul system on this tram because of how difficult it is to evacuate over the East River. The old tram stranded passengers during a power outage in 2006 and they were stuck overnight. With the dual haul system, they can use one tram to evacuate the other with no need for expensive evacuation systems that will likely never be needed.
Did the old tram have a diesel evac drive? They could of used that to evacuate the old tram. I know there is another tram in europe that has a dual haul system.
Nice you visited Roosevelt Island! So is this the United State's first urban tramway??
I don't know if it was the first urban tram in the US, but the original VonRoll tram opened in 1976 as a temporary solution to repeated delays in the construction of a subway line that would serve Roosevelt Island. The tram became so popular as a tourist attraction that even when the subway line finally opened in 1989, they kept the tram.
In 2010, the original VonRoll system was becoming unreliable since it had very high hours as urban lifts run much more than ski lifts. Instead of taking that opportunity to finally put the once temporary transportation solution to rest, they completely replaced it with the Leitner-Poma tram.


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To celebrate the topping-off of its future hub for performing arts scholarship, University leaders joined construction workers and key project partners for a live-streamed virtual ceremony complete with on-site drone footage.
November 11, 2020 News from Brown
$20 million gift to enable full scholarships for U.S. military veterans at Brown
A generous gift from U.S. Army veteran and Brown parent Joseph P. Healey will provide crucial support for Brown's plan to double the number of student veterans enrolled as undergraduates by 2024.
October 27, 2020 News from Brown
With global scholarly network, Brown faculty to advance study of climate change countermovement
The Climate Social Science Network, based at the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society, will bring together leading scholars to catalyze collaborative research on the interests that are stalling climate action.
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No. The Pre-primary Program is free to Nova Scotians.
What is the Pre-primary Program? What can I expect my child to be doing while they are there?
The Pre-primary Program is a child-centered, play based program for children the year before they start school. This opportunity will help them transition into the school system and provide experiences that give children the best start to succeed in school and life.
Download our pre-primary fact sheet for more information.
How does pre-primary differ from day care?
The Pre-primary Program is a free program for four-year-olds in the province. The program is offered in the school setting which helps children to transition into Primary the following year.
Based on the experience of other jurisdictions, participation in school-based early learning programs is typically high, reaching children and families who might not otherwise be able to access other early learning and child care programs.
The maximum number of children in a class will be 24, supported by three staff.
Will transportation be available like it is for grade primary children?
Families are responsible to arrange transportation for their children.
Will there be before and/or after school care? Who arranges it?
Arranging before and after school care, and any related costs, will be the responsibility of the family.
What are the operating hours of the program? Is it available all year?
The Pre-primary Program is available during the school year.
The program will start and end the same as the school day. There may be some exceptions. School boards will communicate those exceptions directly to parents upon confirmation of their registration.
The Pre-primary Program will also be closed during all school in-service days, professional development days, storm days, holidays and over the summer months.
If the school isn't open, the Pre-primary Program will not open.
Is the program mandatory or voluntary?
The program is voluntary. Families choose whether to enroll their child in the program. Pre-primary is NOT required to enter Grade Primary.
What will it mean for my child's learning if I keep him/her out of pre-primary?
This is a voluntary program and a family's decision whether they want to enroll their child. We know that children who have a quality early learning experience prior to starting school have an easier transition into the school system and have positive developmental outcomes.
Once registered, must my child attend every day?
Regular attendance is recommended; however, how often a child attends the program is a family's decision.
Must I notify the school each time I choose not to bring my child?
It is always helpful for educators to know if your child will not be attending. Regular communication with the Early Childhood Educators will be encouraged and supported.
Do I need to buy supplies for my child?
No. Each pre-primary class will receive supplies, materials and resources as part of the program.
Will my child be fed in the Pre-primary program?
The program provides children with a morning snack when they arrive and an afternoon snack. Snacks follow approved standards for food and nutrition that emphasize foods such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains and healthy protein sources.
Families are required to send a lunch with their child.
What about outdoor play? Children aren't allowed on the equipment. Should I be concerned about my child playing with older children on the playground.
ECEs are well trained to understand the outdoor environment and look for exciting and stimulating play areas around the school. Children may go on walks, explore local parks, find nearby wooded areas or other surroundings in their community.
Families will be asked to sign a consent form at the beginning of the year which outlines the locations in the general school community which the ECEs may go with the children.
ECEs will consider the schedule of the school and when other children are outside as they plan their day. In the beginning ECEs will take the Pre-primary Program children outside when other children are not there.
Are there foods I can't send with my child to school?
If the school has a policy for excluded foods due to allergies and/or food sensitivities, the Pre-primary Program will follow the same policy. Please check with the school for these food exclusions.
Do I need to provide extra clothes?
It is a good idea to pack an extra set of clothes (pants, shirt, underwear, socks) for your child, as bathroom accidents and other messy spills are common at this age. Also clothing for outdoors will be needed as outdoor play experiences are an important part of your child's day.
Should I send toys and other play items with my child to the program?
Toys and other resources will be provided by the program. If children want to bring toys from home, we would encourage a discussion with the Early Childhood Educator.
Homework is not part of the Early Learning Curriculum. There will be opportunities for educators and families to share what activities and learning children are engaged in, and how their interests can be supported in the program and at home.
Will my child get a report card?
Your child will not receive a report card at the end of the year. There will be opportunities for you to meet with the Early Childhood Educator to discuss your child's development throughout the year.
There is an Early Years Centre in my area. Is pre-primary replacing it?
The Early Years Centres will remain in place.The Early Learning Program component of the Early Years Centres has transitioned to a Pre-primary Program.
There is no school offering pre-primary in my community/neighbourhood and my son/daughter will have to remain in childcare while other children will attend pre-primary for free. Is government going to cover the cost of childcare for my son/daughter?
Over the next four years, we will open more than 250 Pre-primary Programs across the province. Once complete, the Pre-primary Program will be available province wide.Government will not be covering the cost of child care for children who are not attending the Pre-primary Program.
Most of the playground equipment at current schools is set for ages 5-12. Will there be additional or new playgrounds built for the pre-primary age group?
Natural outdoor place space is an extension of the indoor classroom and encourages a child's interaction with the natural environment. Early Childhood Educators will ensure that the outdoor play space is safe and developmentally appropriate for children in the Pre-primary Program.
How does the reorganization of school boards impact the Pre-primary Program?
The Pre-primary Program is a provincial program which will be available to all four-year-olds in Nova scotia by 2020. There will be no impact to the Pre-primary Program.
Will there be orientation for my child before Pre-primary Program?
Each Regional Centre for Education or Conseil scolaire acadien provincial will determine how they will orient and welcome new children and families to the program. Some may have orientation days in the spring and others may have open houses in September.
Can my child attend for only a short period of the day in the beginning?
The transition into the Pre-primary Program can be adjusted to meet you child's needs. Please work with your PP Board Lead, ECE and team to develop a plan that suits your family and child.


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Маргарита Лосано (; 14 лютого 1931, Тетуан, Іспанське Марокко — 7 лютого 2022, Лорка, Мурсія) — іспанська акторка театру, кіно та телебачення.

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Маргарита де лас Флорес Лосано Хіменес народилася 14 лютого 1931 року у місті Тетуан (на той час Іспанське Марокко) в родині військовика. Її дитинство пройшло у Мурсії. У 19-річному віці переїхала до Мадрида з наміром вивчати дизайн, від чого скоро відмовилася заради акторської майстерності. Грала у новаторських постановках Мігеля Нарроса за п'єсами де Унамуно, Чехова, Стріндберга, Лауро Ольмо та інших. Також з'явилася у низці другорядних ролей в іспанських кінофільмах, найвідоміший з яких «Вірідіана» (1961) Луїса Бунюеля, де зіграла служницю Рамону. 1963 року переїхала до Італії, де продовжила активно зніматися, в тому числі в таких стрічках як «За жменю доларів» (1964) Серджо Леоне та «Свинарник» (1969) Пазоліні. У 1970-х вийшла заміж і переїхала з чоловіком до Африки.

У 1980-х повернулася на екрани, зігравши у фільмах братів Тавіані «Ніч Святого Лоренцо» (1982), «Хаос» (1984), «І світло в тьмі світить» (1990) та інших. 1986 року виконала роль Бабусі у фільмі «Середина неба» Мануеля Гутьєрреса Арагона, за яку 1988 року отримала премію ACE як найкраща акторка другого плану. 1987 року зіграла матір Гарсія Лорки у мінісеріалі «Лорка, смерть поета» Хуана Антоніо Бардема. Тоді ж повернулася на театральну сцену у нових постановках Мігеля Нарроса за п'єсами Юджина О'Ніла та Піранделло. Останньою в її кар'єрі стала головна роль у п'єсі «Дім Бернарди Альби» Лорки у постановці Амелії Очандіано, яку вона виконувала у 2005—2007 роках.

2015 року удостоєна почесного звання доктора honoris causa Університету Мурсії. 2018 року нагороджена Золотою медаллю за заслуги у галузі витончених мистецтв.

Маргарита Лосано померла 7 лютого 2022 року у місті Лорка, Мурсія, в 90-річному віці.

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 1960 — Найкраща акторка другого плану (У всьому винен янгол).
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 1988 — Найкраща акторка другого плану у кінофільмі (Середина неба).
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The McMurdo beacons were among six EPIRBs and PLBs that the Equipped To Survive Foundation tested last January in California, both landside and on Monterey Bay. Other models were ACR Electronics' RapidFire 406 MHz EPIRB that connects to an external GPS, GlobalFix 406 MHz EPIRB with integral GPS, and GyPSI 406 MHz PLB with external GPS, and Techtest Ltd.'s Model 500-27 406 MHz GPSPLB with integral GPS.
The tests were performed on a jetty and a beach with a clear horizon; on a boat's aft deck under the mizzen mast in 8-foot swells; in the water with the unit tethered to a rigid-hull inflatable in 8-foot swells; with the unit held by a swimmer tethered to a RIB in 2- to 3-foot seas; with the unit secured to a life jacket on a simulated swimmer in 2- to 3-foot seas in simulated rain; in the water, the unit floating free in glassy conditions; and in a six-person life raft with canopy open and closed in 2- to 3-foot swells, in clear weather and simulated rain. A beacon was deemed to have failed if it hadn't acquired a GPS fix in 35 minutes.
ETS executive director Doug Ritter says his test results showed the ACR and Techtest beacons with integral GPS can be expected to acquire a GPS fix under most moderate sea and weather conditions.
"The ACR GlobalFix 406 EPIRB and Techtest Model 500-27 PLB generally provided location information within a few minutes from activation under all but the most onerous scenarios tested, with a few exceptions," Ritter reports in a summary of his test results (available at www.equipped.org).


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San Jose teens charged as adults in stabbing
Sixteen-year-old Randy Thompson and 15-year-old Jae Williams appeared in court for the first time since their arrest on Friday. Both have been charged with the murder of fellow Santa Teresa High School student Mike Russell. Russell was found stabbed to death in the yard of his home on Comanche Drive one week ago.
Santa Clara County District Attorney Dolores Carr said the juveniles will be tried as adults.
"What we do essentially is balance the juvenile court's emphasis on rehabilitation of the juveniles, versus the public safety and safety of the community aspect," she said.
Carr accuses both Williams and Thompson of using knives to kill their 15-year-old schoolmate, but says she has no idea what the motive might have been.
Williams and Thompson had MySpace pages that made references to violence, drugs and Satan.
Thomas Plante, a clinical psychologist and Santa Clara University professor, said those references alone would not be as strong a predictor of violent behavior as bullying or other anti-social behavior.
"People are putting what we call free associations, the first things that come on their mind, on Facebook and MySpace, whether they believe it or not, it might be what they think about in the moment and we don't know the other influences that are involved," he said.
Plante said other influences might include alcohol or drugs.
So far, investigators are not saying publicly whether they were contributing factors to Russell's murder.
Thompson and Williams scanned the courtroom for family and friends Tuesday. If they spotted any, their faces showed no connection.
Outside the Hall of Justice, the Russell's uncle and members of the Williams and Thompson families would not talk to reporters.
Randy Thompson and Jae Williams will be held without bail in juvenile hall until their next court appearance on December 2.


That is why Jesus said self-pity was of the devil (see Matt. 16:23).
Even he was rebuked by our Lord to – "Get thee behind me, Satan…" Matthew 16:23 In all honesty – have we not also allowed our own words or actions to condemn us?


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Q: Why does extend() engage in bizarre behaviour when passed the same list twice? I'm pretty confused by one of the subtleties of the vimscript extend() function.
If you use it to extend a list with another list, it does pretty much what you'd expect, which is to insert the second list into the first list at the index given by the third parameter:
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,[1,2,3,4,5,6],5)
      " [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6]

However if you give it the same list twice it starts tripping out a bit.
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,list1,0)
      " [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,list1,1)
      " [1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,list1,2)
      " [1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,list1,3)
      " [1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,list1,4)
      " [1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 5, 6]
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,list1,5)
      " [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 6]
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | echo extend(list1,list1,6)
      " [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

Extra-confusingly, this behaviour applies when the list is referenced with two different variables:
      let list1 = [1,2,3,4,5,6] | let list2 = list1 | echo extend(list1,list2,4)
      " [1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 5, 6]

This is totally bizarre to me.  I can't fathom a use for this functionality, and it seems like it would be really easy to invoke it by accident when you just wanted to insert one list into another and didn't realize that the variables were referencing the same array.
The documentation says the following:

If they are |Lists|: Append {expr2} to {expr1}.
If {expr3} is given insert the items of {expr2} before item {expr3} in {expr1}.
When {expr3} is zero insert before the first item.
When {expr3} is equal to len({expr1}) then {expr2} is appended.
Examples:

        :echo sort(extend(mylist, [7, 5]))
        :call extend(mylist, [2, 3], 1)

When {expr1} is the same List as {expr2} then the number of items copied is equal to the original length of the List.
E.g., when {expr3} is 1 you get N new copies of the first item (where N is the original length of the List).

Does this make sense in a way that I'm not getting, or is it just an eccentricity?

A: I think I actually figured this out as I was posting, but since I had the question all edited and all, I figured I might as well go through with it.
extend() modifies the first list in place.  The second parameter is read-only.  So it looks like what it's doing is duplicating the elements of the second list one by one as it inserts them into the first one.  When both of those are the same lists, this doesn't work so well.  But it's not smart enough to deal with this edge case, so things get whack.
I haven't found any documentation to back this up, but the hypothesis matches the evidence.  I guess I could go read the source code for more info.
This is still kind of weird since I would have thought that since these are "lists" it would work a bit differently, eg duplicating the entire list first and then plunking it down into the first one by just swapping around the pointers for the head/tail.  This probably wouldn't be any faster but it would take care of the edge case.  Maybe it's a feature, though.  I'm still open to suggestions of reasons that this could actually be useful.
Otherwise I guess I'll file a bug report.  Anybody know if vim has a public bug tracker somewhere?  I feel weird writing to the email address without checking to see if it's a known issue first.

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EnnoLogic TRMS Mulitmeter Celebrates One-Year Anniversary With Special Promotion
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EnnoLogic is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its eM860T true RMS multimeter with a special 25% off promotion on its regular retail sales price throughout the month of October. The offer is available on Amazon.com and at the ennoLogic site.
Eugene, United States - September 30, 2016 /PressCable/ —
To celebrate the eM860T True RMS multimeter's successful first year in the market, ennoLogic is offering the multimeter at a special month-long promotion duing October of 25% (twenty five percent) off its regular retail sales price.
The eM860T from ennoLogic is a full function professional true RMS multimeter which offers TRMS, or True Root Means Square values for all AC measurements and provides accurate measurement of current, voltage, resistance, capacitance, frequency, temperature and duty cycle.
Designed for use by professional electricians, technicians and engineers, the eM860T can be used in such industries as electrical metering and monitoring, industrial, chemical and energy production facilities, and in all types of electrical and electronics maintenance and repair fields.
This meter is designed to provide fast response time on a large back-lit and easy to read LCD display. The meter also includes the following specialty features: audible continuity check and diode test functions.
It also provides non-contact voltage detection for use on powercords, circuit breakers, eletrical fixtures, outlets and switches which feature bar displays and beeper.
Compliant with IEC 61010-1:2001 CAT III 1000V and CAT VI 600V overvoltages standards, the meter is housed in a durable, heavy duty casing including a protective rubber sleeve for additional mechanical protection.
The eM860T multimeter includes a carrying case, extensive user manual, 9V battery and type K thermocuouple probe for temperature readings.
During the month of October, the eM860T can be purchased for a full 25% off of its regular retail sales price at Amazon.com or directly from the ennoLogic.com website. Orders placed at the ennoLogic.com website also include free domestic shipping within the United States.
This represents a significant savings for engineers, professional home users and technicians who are in need of reliable accurate equipment at a discounted price.
The discount offers specialists the opportunity to save on the eM860T multimeter to perform a wide range of applications, including trouble-shooting electrical wiring issues, bad switches and outlets, testing of solar applications and new electrical installations, renovations and upgraded wiring installations.
In the lab or in the field, professional engineers and expert home users can rely on the eM860T for accurate, reliable measurements providing fast and easy access to the information needed to make accurate assessments of electrical outages, shorts, and other problems.
The promotion, in honor of the eM860T's first anniversary, is being offered throughout the month of October and is valid for all purchases in the United States.
"We're very pleased to celebrate the one year anniversary of this powerful and reliable multimeter in our line." company spokesman, Chris Johnston stated. "We have seen a great response to this meter over its first year with our customers and it has maintained its position right at the top of our expectation for it as a reliable, accurate and easy to use solution for professionals who rely on high quality instruments in their daily work environments. We are proud to have the eM860T in our line-up of reliable and trustworthy instruments under the ennoLogic brand.", he concluded. "We are extremely happy with the high customer satisfaction and its over-all first year results."
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How are math practice questions selected for students?
Freckle Math is composed of two different types of practice: Adaptive Practice and Targeted Practice.
When students do well on a topic, we considered it mastered. There is no set number of questions it takes to reach mastery - it's a more involved process that takes timing, order, difficulty, and accuracy into account.
When students struggle with a topic, Freckle automatically remediates them. This means that we use the Freckle adaptive algorithm and the standard breakdowns to work through material that supports understanding of whatever the student is having trouble with. If the student continues to struggle, the program will reinforce topics he or she has previously mastered and gradually work towards mastery.
Freckle automatically reviews concepts the student struggled with in the past. When a student has trouble with something, the program first works towards remediating the student and helping him/her master it.
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Abstract Paspalum notatum Flugge is a warm-season forage grass with mainly diploid (2n =20) and autotetraploid (2n = 40) representa-tives.Diploid races reproduce sexually andrequire crosspollination due to a self-incom-patible mating system, while autotetraploids reproduce by aposporous apomixis. The objec-tives of this work were to develop a genetic linkage map of Paspalum notatum Flugge at the tetraploid level, identify the linkage/s group/s associated with apomixis and carry out a general characterization of its mode of inheritance. A pseudo test-cross F1 family of 113 individuals segregating for the mode of reproduction was obtained by crossinga syn-thetic completely sexual tetraploid plant (Q4188) as female parent with a natural<br />aposporous individual (Q4117) as pollen donor.Map construction was based on single-dose markers (SDAFs) segregating from both par-ents. Two linkage maps (female and male) were constructed. Within each map, homolo-gous groups were assembled by detectingrepulsion-phase linked SDAFs. Putative Q4188 and Q4117 homolog groups were identified by mapping shared single dose mark-ers (BSDF). The Q4188 map consisted of 263 markers distributed on 26 co-segregation groups over a total genetic distance of 1.590.6 cM, while the Q4117 map contained 216 loci dispersed on 39 co-segregation groups along 2.265.7 cM, giving an estimated genome cov-erage of 88% and 83%, respectively. Seven and 12 putative homologous chromosomes were detected within Q4188 and Q4117 maps,respectively. Afterward, ten female and male homologous chromosomes were identified by mapping BSDFs. In the Q4117 map, a single linkage group was associated with apospory. It was characterized by restriction in recombina-tion and preferential chromosome pairing. A BPSD marker mapping within this group allowed the detection of the female homolog and the putative four male groups of the set carrying apospory.


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Reynolds welcomes new Honors Students
The Reynolds Honors Program recently held an orientation session to welcome students that will start the program with the Spring 2017 semester.
"I love seeing the faces of the new students and the excitement they bring to the program," said Dr. Ashley Bourne-Richardson, Honors Program Faculty Coordinator.
The Reynolds Honors Program is meant to foster the sustained intellectual growth and personal development of students as they develop the confidence and skills necessary for continued academic and professional leadership, while also helping facilitate successful transfers to 4-year colleges and universities.
This program helps students to enhance their critical thinking and communication skills, to identify clear educational and personal goals, and to pursue those goals with a sense of purpose and meaning.
Currently 69 students are enrolled in the Honors Program and an additional 13 students will start with the Spring 2017 semester. Applications for future Honors Programs will be accepted between January 16 and March 15. For more information on the Reynolds Honors Program, visit www.reynolds.edu/honors.
New partnership and funding bring GED workforce pilot to Reynolds
Reynolds is piloting a new workforce program providing Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) training for participants as they earn a GED®.
PluggedInVA (PIVA) is a statewide workforce program focusing on GED® preparation combined with skill development leading to industry-recognized credentials. With a strong track record in other localities, Reynolds' Middle College and the Capital Region's Adult Education programs partnered to launch the PIVA project model in the Richmond area.
While the pilot will launch with CNA instruction, using the PIVA model allows Reynolds to expand to other career studies programs. After completing the GED, PIVA students would then matriculate into Reynolds credit courses focusing on Personal Care Assistant, Certified Nurse Aide and other healthcare related classes. Reynolds is exploring additional industries, such as welding, manufacturing, and logistics, for future PIVA programs.
Virginia Credit Union joins PIVA, the Jackson Foundation, and Capital One in providing grant funding to support the GED® to CNA pilot. "We've supported Middle College for many years," said Virginia Credit Union President Chris Shockley. "This new element of having participants also graduate with a credential for employment adds muscle to the GED. It's a smart upgrade, and we're pleased to support the effort."
The "learn and earn" structure attracted Thomas, a self-employed handyman. "I felt incomplete not having my GED, and this sounded appealing. They actually need more men in the nursing field." Thomas has completed half of this digital literacy coursework and is preparing to take his second of four GED tests. "It's building my confidence for a stable job as a nurse aide. As a handyman, I like helping people. This is helping, but in a different way. I'm enjoying it and my kids are excited for me, too."
The contextualized curriculum makes this GED program unique, according to Mary Jo Washko, director of Middle College and Great Expectations at Reynolds. "The GED reading and math coursework is infused with vocabulary and practical math used on the job – by Certified Nurse Aides and Personal Care Assistants. Upon GED completion, students will continue, as a cohort, into the second semester where they will train and sit for the Certified Nurse Aide exam. Because of our grants, we can offer this at no charge to participants – and, these are men and women who truly need the opportunity and are grateful to have it."
Adult Education is a key partner, providing classroom instruction and outreach to the communities of Region 15.
Classes are held at Reynolds' Downtown Campus, which is the site of the college's School of Nursing and Allied Health. "This is a college and career pathway initiative, because it positions students to continue their training in healthcare while gaining practical experience and a paycheck as a CNA. Middle College has always been focused on GED attainment as an important first step to post-secondary education, but it shouldn't be the last," Washko said.
J. Sargeant Reynolds building culinary institute to bring food and job training to East End development
J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College is expanding its culinary arts program in a move that, if successful, will create a much-needed pipeline of trained kitchen workers for Richmond's booming restaurant scene.
The Culinary Institute at Reynolds, as it will be known, also will help boost a development that already plans to house a grocery store serving Richmond's Church Hill North neighborhood, a food desert in the city's East End.
Click here to read the full Richmond Times-Dispatch article.
Reynolds faculty assists National Park Service with local bioblitz
On October 1, Richmond National Battlefield Parks hosted its first ever bioblitz, a nationwide event in which volunteers become citizen scientists and help catalogue as much of their local biodiversity as they can.
Reynold's adjunct biology faculty member Travis Anthony (center)
Volunteers also include numerous professors and students from University of Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth University. Professors incorporated this experience into their curricula to give students a better appreciation of how much there is living in one's local environment and give students a taste of conducting real scientific research. Richard Groover from Reynolds also led a team for this research.
Using the smartphone app iNaturalist, with which anyone can document and make accessible local wildlife observations, volunteers were able to document 226 unique species living at our Totopotomoy Creek site, on October 1st.
Assistant dean and biology professor Richard Groover has been surveying for the last 6 months all possible insect species found at Totopotomoy Creek Battlefield. At the National Park Service's request, he will continue to survey insect species at three more battlefield over the coming years.
The above article was provided by Richard Groover, Reynolds Assistant Dean of Mathematics, Science, & Engineering
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Luton airport records busiest month since start of pandemic
Almost 1.2 million passengers used Luton airport in April – its busiest month since the start of the pandemic .
Last month's total compared with just 106,000 passengers handled in April 2021.
City breaks were in high demand over the Easter half-term with Amsterdam topping the list of most popular destinations, followed by Bucharest, Budapest, Warsaw and Tirana.
A network of 130 destinations will be offered this summer, with the Greek island of Kefalonia becoming the latest addition with the introduction of easyJet flights from June 30.
The airport is actively recruiting people for dozens of roles across security, retail, customer service and hospitality In preparation for its busiest summer since pre-Covid 2019.
Staff are also being sought for the Direct Air-Rail Transit (DART) system, which will link the airport terminal with Luton airport Parkway railway station.
Airport chief executive Alberto Martin said: "The London Luton airport team has worked incredibly hard to deliver an excellent, stress-free airport experience over the Easter holidays, helping so many people reconnect with family and friends, enjoy a well-deserved holiday or forge new business connections.
"The launch of new destinations and the opening of new shops and restaurants, along with a great customer experience are a clear signal that LLA is truly back in business and positions us as the airport of choice for people travelling this summer."
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This sermon was preached by Emily Williams at the Fallowfield site of Christ Church Manchester on Sunday 28th January 2018.
This sermon was based on Matthew 6:9.
Why Do We Pray This?
Saying "hallowed be your name" is us asing God that His name would be made holy. This helps us see God in the way He wants us to, and aligns our priorities with his.
We are made holy by the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross for us. Reminding ourselves of this helps us to press into God before we pray. God is so perfect and holy and remembering this truth makes us want to please him by being holy ourselves.
Hallow = to treat as holy/to sanctify.
We are called to fear God. He releases us from all fear – fear of what others think of us, fear about not having enough money, fear of losing a friendship – but we need to fear displeasing God. When He commands us to do something, we should follow.
Saying "hallowed be your name" is giving glory to God. If we never get passed this line of the Lord's prayer then that's okay! It's so important to lift up His name and dwell on the glory of God.
God never had a beginning. He was, and is, and is to come. He has infinite power, and His will cannot be stopped. He is more kind and good and holy than anything we could imagine. He is faithful and full of love, forgiveness and mercy.
God is jealous for our hearts and wants to be what we give our attention to which is why hallowing his name is so important in prayer.


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Satellite Transmission: Overview and History
Posted On April 4, 2019 April 3, 2019 By Adam
There are around 2000 man-made asteroids or satellites orbiting the Earth. They carry information, video and voice through Cognet or analogue and binary or digital signals from one place to another on the Earth.
The use of artificial satellites to facilitate with communication links between different points of the globe is known as Satellite communication. It plays a crucial role in the worldwide telecom system.
Satcom works through two different mechanisms, the first one is the ground segment. Ground segment consists of static mobile communication, receiver and additional equipment. The second one is the space segment that primitively includes the man-made satellite. The satellite link includes the up-linking of a signal that is emitted from an earth station towards a satellite. It receives the signal and exaggerates the same. Then, it retransmits the signal to Earth. The earth station gets it and re-exaggerates the signal. The example of ground receivers is DTH system, mobiles, aircraft signalling apparatus and telephones.
Now, let's check out how it works.
A communication satellite is just a microwave repeater station in space. A repeater is actually a circuit that increases the signal strength and retransmits the same. It works as a transponder that modifies the frequency band of the transmitted signal from the received ones. A frequency through which the signal is sent to space from the earth station is known as uplink and the reverse signal from the satellite is called downlink. To understand this better, please go through the following figure.
History of Satcom
The concept of communicating using the satellites was first noticed in the story "The Brick Moon". This story construes the making and launch of a satellite in Earth's orbit. The diameter of the asteroids was 60 meters and it was constructed with bricks.
The first applied idea of satcom was planned by Arther C Clarke, an officer of the British Air Force. He told that if a satellite can be launched at 35,786 Km of altitude can move at the similar speed of Earth's rotation. At this altitude, it would be static in a position relating to a particular point of Earth. This orbit, better known as geostationary orbit these days, is great for satcom. It would simply require a grounded antenna pointed to the satellite for a 24*7 coverage. In his study, Clarke calculated that three satellite spaced in an equal distance from one another in geostationary orbit could support worldwide coverage.
The first-ever artificial satellite was launched by the Soviet Union on 4th of October, 1957. It was named as 'Sputnik 1'. It used to transmit for 22 days. This was because of its battery life. Its launch geared the space race among several countries of the World.
This was an overview of the current satellite communication system and the history of the same. Hope you find this article useful.
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Home Cloud Computing 10 Issues with Cloud Computing
10 Issues with Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing isn't really a new idea that's just sprung up over the past few months. Rather, it's the summation of a series of technologies that have been converging for some time. Now, cloud computing has become a solid option for organizations of all sizes- so what's holding them back?
Plenty, as it happens. Here, we take a look at ten of the main reasons people might be holding back on deploying cloud-based working, and how valid they are.
A clear requirement for effective cloud working is fast, reliable Internet access, especially for smaller organizations that are using public cloud providers. You need enough bandwidth so that those who need to collaborate and work across cloud technologies are able to do so. That's something that's quite easy to manage when the bulk of workers are in an office - provided the Internet connection is up - but it gets trickier with remote workers and those who travel.
Regular travelers will be aware of the difficulty of finding a workable, secure web connection. And given that one of the main benefits of cloud working is to have access to files and applications wherever you happen to be, variable web access quality has to be a concern.
This of course applies equally to people accessing in-house computers over the Internet. But when everyone in an organization is dependent on a cloud platform, there is an understandable concern that there is no fallback position for a vital part of a company's infrastructure- and one that underpins most other operations now.
Losing control of data
It's not just an emotional attachment to a computer room that keeps companies from outsourcing data. It's the fact that there's an inherent feeling of security in having data under close control (assuming there's some kind of remote backup for disaster recovery, of course).
Removing the need for local storage clearly has some cost benefits, but for a generation of system administrators and support staff brought up on a different way of working, it's a change that rings some alarm bells.
One in particular trusts an external source for working data- what happens if access drops or if someone loses the data? Even appreciating the security that cloud computing offers, there's a leap of faith and an element of uncertainty (along with a loss of transparency), that creeps in when data management is moved out of the immediate control of an IT department.
People do fear any sort of change, even in a fast moving industry such as IT. They don't tend to fear upgrades too much -although a jump say to the latest Microsoft Office can mean some firefighting- but a wholesale alteration in the way systems are supposed to work is a challenge.
It's hard not to have some sympathy with this. In many organizations, IT is a tool, a means to do a job, and nothing more than that. There's a strong argument that the software industry, in particular, has become adept at selling upgrades and alterations that we don't actually need, or that don't make a difference to daily life. So when a change comes along that does, reticence is hardly surprising.
Persuading people to alter the way that they've done things for years, whether attempted via carrot or stick, is rarely a straightforward battle.
So persuading key decision makers and their staff to embrace cloud computing can be a heck of a job in and of itself. Even the best-deployed cloud solution might therefore still be a bit of a bumpy ride (see also number 10- the human factor).
When data is being looked after by another party, it's right and proper that security issues are raised. Every business has confidential information that it likes to keep behind closed doors, and the fear that cloud computing could make such material more vulnerable isn't one that can simply be ignored.
Yet recent times have seen that the biggest source of confidential document leaks is more likely to have been a misplaced USB stick, using unsecured Internet connections and less than honest employees.
Reputable cloud service providers view security as pivotal to what they offer and, with the added help of a bit of common sense, there's a strong argument that most businesses would benefit from more robust security if they do migrate to a cloud service.
Clearly, this is a very real and sensible concern. There's no computer network in the world that doesn't have the risk of downtime at some point in its life. However, there's still the comfort blanket of being able to yell at an IT department and get up-to-the-minute information when it's a self-hosted computer network that's at the heart of the problem.
What happens, though, when that's taken out into a cloud environment? Who gets the ear-bashing then? And, more to the point, what happens when a cloud service a business is relying on goes down, even for a short period? With localized working, even without a network, having some machines with working productivity software installed at least means things can get done.
What's often forgotten in this argument, though, is that a cloud service stands a good chance of having a working, operational backup called into action quickly. Furthermore, one by-product of cloud adoption is that the maintenance and repair of problems is also outsourced, so it may well be that any problems are resolved faster than an in-house team can act.
Service providers should- and do also have incentives to ensure maximum uptime.
Paying the bill
There are some obvious economic benefits to adopting cloud services, from a reduction in dependency on in-house IT, to the outsourcing of data management and security, and the saving, potentially, on expensive software licenses, and battling to keeping hardware performance up to date.
Yet the future is uncertain. Technology is littered with examples of new innovations and developments that were initially designed to reduce costs, and yet many businesses are still investing heavily in their IT budgets.
Some valid questions arise about cloud computing, then. Is it offering value for money? What guarantees are in place that pricing won't slide upwards as businesses become more and more dependent on cloud services? Is this just software companies trying to get us to switch to a subscription system for licenses, and so the longer term cost may actually be higher?
These are appropriate questions, often with no immediate answer. There's an element of leap of faith, and a need to down a good service contract. But cast iron guarantees? They're lacking at present, and for firms with razor-tight balance sheets that has to be an issue.
It's too early
Even accepting the comparable maturity of some elements of cloud-based working (many, for instance, trust their email to a webmail service with little worry), there remains a feeling, rightly or wrongly, that this is still an area of computing that's in its infancy. Let's not forget, too, that lots of 'next big things' have gone on to be anything but. As such, many businesses are holding back from adopting cloud services as they wait to see how the assorted offerings develop, and as they let others do the path finding for them.
There's always some sense to not moving business-critical operations to areas where you'd be an early adopter (although cloud adoption can, and should, be done piecemeal), and there's a feeling that the wrinkles need to be resolved in cloud services before more firms embrace the potential on offer.
Yet, there's a degree of obvious myth to the argument that the services are immature- after all, Saleforce.com has been around since 1999, an eternity in IT terms. Rather, we are more likely reacting to changes in the way services are packaged and sold, although there are clear reasons to be cautious if, say, the local Internet infrastructure is rather poor and you want to invest in a public cloud system.
We are not lemmings
Much of the discussion surrounding cloud computing has implicit assumptions built into it. That it's the right thing to do. That it's the logical next step in business technology. That it's a question of when, rather than if, a company should take advantage of what cloud computing offers. In much the same way that it was once assumed that everybody would upgrade their copy of Windows within a couple of years of Microsoft releasing a new version, there's an impression sometimes put across that cloud computing will become compulsory.
But, of course, it isn't. There is doubt that the argument that cloud is the future has been convincingly made. Because, while there are potentially huge benefits to what's being offered, there's no one-size-fits-all mentality here. Is cloud computing really the right option for a small business of two or three people? Is it the right way forward for a large organization, with hundreds of employees in many different locations?
There are strong cases to be made in both instances that the answer is yes (again, down to the fact that you can choose what works for you, with public, private and hybrid cloud approaches on offer). But that doesn't mean that the case doesn't have to be made.
The benefits of the cloud have to be defined, be tangible, and be presented properly. It's the users who tumble over the cliff to follow the crowd who will, inevitably, hit problems, and fail to reap the intended benefits of what the cloud can offer.
What, actually, is it?
Arguably one of the biggest challenges facing cloud computing is this: how, exactly, do you define it? Because already, different service providers describe cloud products in very different ways. There doesn't appear to be one widely accepted definition of what cloud computing is, and without that, packaging and selling the benefits to organizations is made that bit more difficult.
Furthermore, part and parcel of the uncertainties surrounding cloud computing is the argument over standards. There's no solid, common and obvious foundation for cloud services to build on. Like it or lump it, people know where they are with a Windows operating system, a copy of Lotus Notes and some variant of an office suite. But what such common, unifying tools exist in the cloud? There are not, at this stage, obvious, dominant players in the market- although Amazon, Google and Salesforce.com would stake claims- and for companies looking for a big brand name to trust, that does have to come into their thinking.
Until cloud computing can be defined in a manner that's as understandable as an operating system or an office suite (and arguably, it can be defined as both), it's going to create some uncertainty within firms as to what exactly they're being sold, and how it allows them to work with others.
At the heart of every significant problem to do with technologies the same factor: people. We have seen time and time again that you can have an IT infrastructure that's seemingly tight and secure, but it's a simple human slip that's opened up an element of risk. Furthermore, someone who doesn't fully understand, or doesn't want to understand, what it is that they're being presented with, will always cause some degree of problem.
It may be straightforward to get the MD and finance director to sign off on the financial benefits, but just look at how hard it is to get 'buy-in' for end users to use systems such as CRM (customer relationship management). New web-based systems in the cloud may pose similar problems.
Realistically, of course, every issue we've discussed here has a person at the heart of it, or a fear of what someone can and inevitably will do when given the keys to something new and different (and that's just one individual: the potential dangers multiply exponentially when people hunt in packs).
It's a big problem, and why many businesses are keen to retain the technological status quo, in that it keeps the human-technology balance in a position that it's migrated to over a period of time.
It's important never to forget the 'people factor' when bringing in any new technology.
10 Issues with Cloud Computing Reviewed by Shubham ~NeO~ on October 23, 2011 Rating: 5
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Buckeye Verrado junior football player Dylan Miller will survive the head injury he sustained from Wednesday's car crash outside of the school, according to coach Tom Ward.
Miller underwent brain surgery on Wednesday night and was in critical condition.
Ward said he received a message from Deron Miller, Dylan's father, on Saturday, saying that "Dylan has continued to trend in the positive."
"First and foremost, Dylan will without any doubt survive his injuries," the message Ward shared from Dylan's father stated.
Miller had a CT scan on Saturday that showed spots on the frontal lobes of his brain consistent with a stroke, the message said.
"He will have to recover and trend out of coma to determine his prognosis with or without deficits," the message that Ward shared said. "Either way, he is young enough to outgrow these deficits and lead a productive life. We are grateful for all of the support. Love, the Millers."
Buckeye Verrado High's football community is in shock after junior wide receiver Dylan Miller was involved in a single-car accident after lifting weights at the school on late Wednesday afternoon.
Coach Tom Ward said that Miller was driving his car with two of his teammates coming out of the Verrado parking lot, hit a curb and the car flipped over, ending upside down.
Ward said that Miller, a 6-foot-5, 180-pounder who was expected to be one of the team's core players next season, was taken to West Valley Hospital in Goodyear, where he underwent brain surgery Wednesday night. The two passengers were not seriously injured, Ward said.
Miller is in critical condition in ICU on life support, Ward said.
Update: Ward said Friday late afternoon that Miller had movement in his hands and legs, which is a positive sign.
Ward said that donations will be taken on Dec. 17, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., at Verrado's gymnasium during the school's "Winter Wonderland," in an attempt to raise money for four scholarships in Miller's name -- two to football players and two to regular students. Ward calls Miller the "ideal student-athlete."
"We want to bring joy to the family in this difficult time," Ward said.
Ward said he will be dressed as Santa Claus and his players will dress as elves and reindeer during the Winter Wonderland, where people can donate presents for children in need.
"Dylan is a kind-hearted person," said Jimmy Richardson, a Verrado wide receiver. "He can light up the room and make you smile, no matter the circumstances. He's strong and a fighter.
"Most the team has been at the hospital in the past 24 hours. We've been there to comfort each other and his family and his friends. We've prayed separately and as a family, and these prayers will be answered soon."
After a Friday morning pep assembly, Ward said the team is going to bring Miller's No. 11 jersey to give to his parents. He said that jersey number will be retired from Verrado.
Miller caught nine passes for 150 yards and two touchdowns on this past season's 8-3 team.
"The kids have rallied around him," Ward said. "He's a great kid, one of our better players. He's one kid we were really counting on next year. He comes from a great family. When we ask kids to tow the line, he's one of those kids. He'll do anything you ask of him."


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Ukrainian equities were in big demand on Wednesday, Jan. 24. The WIG Ukraine Index of Warsaw-traded stocks rose 1.3%, or 4.0% in two sessions. It was driven by sunflower oil maker Kernel (KER PW), which advanced 3.9%, or 9.7% in two sessions, on speculation of a possible merger between two U.S. food processing giants.
In London, traders went bargain-hunting for iron ore miner and pellet maker Ferrexpo (FXPO LN), which bounced 3.2% after plunging 7.1% in the prior two sessions. Poultry producer MHP (MHPC LI) surged 5.9% ahead of the release of its fourth quarter results. Its hot streak reached four sessions at a 12.2% gain and its price is the highest since July 2014.
The exception to the day's trend was the Ukrainian Exchange in Kyiv. Its index extended its cold streak to eight sessions at a 7.4% loss. It was pulled down by oil producer Ukrnafta (UNAF UK), which fell 5.2% and has lost nearly a third of its value since the loss streak began.


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youth days profil
exground youth days – a brief project description
November 13–17, 2021, Wiesbaden/Germany, Caligari FilmBühne
Since 2004, the "youth days" project has been presenting a six-day programme every November in the scope of exground filmfest (one of Hesse's largest film festivals) featuring international film productions specifically intended for a young audience between the ages of 12 and 18. The project was further expanded in 2005 with an open call for an award for best international youth film (endowed with EUR 2,500 in prize money), and then in 2011 with an award for the best short film in the exground youth days programme, which has since been endowed with a prize of EUR 500. Moreover, 2013 saw the introduction of an audience award (endowed with EUR 1,000) for the best film in the scope of the "youth days – International Youth Film Competition". In 2006, the "youth days – Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition" was introduced, which extends the range of feature films screening at the festival; in 2007 it added a monetary prize of EUR 500. In addition, since 2014 the Mainz-based certified Apple dealer ergo sum has sponsored a non-cash prize package valued at EUR 150 for the second prize winner in the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition.
The youth days provide a forum for introducing young people to the medium of film. They present current and international productions as Wiesbaden premieres, thus covering a thematic area previously neglected in Hesse. The selected productions give nuanced insight into other cultures and subcultures – far beyond the limits of the usual uniform mainstream fare presented on television and in cinemas. With an eye to the various aspects of film and media education, the project aims to expose young individuals to a new, vital form of interaction with the medium of film. Featuring thematically related accompanying events, the multifaceted programme is designed to draw young people to the cinema. Connections to local and personal contexts serve to make the programme even more accessible. This approach sets the project significantly apart from others of its kind in the field.
In this regard, the exground youth days make an important contribution – especially in an era where there is a lot of animated discussion in Germany about the integration of families with migration backgrounds and refugees from all over the world. Since 2016, the team from exground youth days has made an effort to integrate young refugees and young individuals from socially disadvantaged families in the Wiesbaden Youth Jury, which selects the winners of the main award in the International Youth Film Competition every year. In addition, young refugees have had frequent opportunities to work with the film medium themselves in the scope of workshops and to present the results on the big screen within the exground youth days' programme.
On top of all that, we have connected the offerings at youth days with a regularly occurring film series at Wiesbaden's Caligari FilmBühne, in order to expose young people to internationally renowned youth films throughout the entire year: the "exground youth film of the month" was initiated in September 2005 and made possible by seed funding from the City of Wiesbaden (within the "Geld für Ideen" programme). The team responsible for the series is composed entirely of volunteers, supported by staff of the City of Wiesbaden's "Kultur vor Ort" initiative. Starting in September 2006 these efforts were also supported by the city's cultural department, and for several years a youth group assembled expressly for the purpose was also involved in the film selection and marketing. Thus, the team from youth days has evolved into a substantial partner for youth film work in Wiesbaden within a very short time, flanked by other institutions that take advantage of the networking opportunities offered by the programme (for example, the city media centre with the event series "Kino macht Schule" as well as the aforementioned "Kultur vor Ort") in order to expand their own activities with this cinema component. In this way, the original idea of expanding exground filmfest to include a youth film programme has grown into a networked project with many participants, thus showing the way for efficient collaboration in the cultural field – an advantage that one shouldn't underestimate in times of shrinking budgets for cultural funding.


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Alexandra C. Feldberg
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BA, History, Columbia University
"One of the best aspects of my experience has been getting to know my peers in both places. I have made amazing friends through the program, and I feel lucky that my peers will also be my future colleagues."
I grew up in Concord, MA, a small town outside of Boston, famous for the Battle of Lexington and Concord, Walden Pond, Henry David Thoreau, and Louisa May Alcott. I majored in history at Columbia College in New York City, and after college I entered into management consulting. Through my project work, I developed a deep interest in gender and knowledge transfer in organizations. Although I enjoyed the analytical aspects of consulting work, I missed being in an academic environment. I realized that the depth, precision, and rigor of academic research appealed to me.
After I left consulting, I spent a year working at Columbia, taking classes, and doing research. I then moved across the country to San Francisco, where I completed a fellowship with Education Pioneers doing data analysis and strategy work for Teach for America.
I am thrilled to be back in academia, but I would not trade my work experiences for anything. These experiences constantly inform and guide my course of study.
My areas of interest are gender and knowledge transfer in organizations. Through my research, I hope to pursue such questions as: how do different types of knowledge get transported across groups in organizations? How does access to knowledge affect the inclusion of subgroups in organizational processes? In what ways does knowledge transfer impact the success of programs intended to promote equity in organizations?
Organizational Behavior Program
The joint structure of the Organizational Behavior program is simultaneously the most challenging and rewarding aspect of my experience at HBS. Being part of two campuses can sometimes be hard. I spend my days shuttling between the Organizational Behavior unit at the Harvard Business School and the Sociology department in Williams James Hall.
While it is a lot of work — twice the email listservs, administrative meetings, and program requirements — it is hugely rewarding. One of the best aspects of my experience has been getting to know my peers in both places. I have made amazing friends through the program, and I feel lucky that my peers will also be my future colleagues.
Advice for prospective HBS doctoral students
There's a lot of pressure to follow certain prescribed paths. We look to models — from parents to peers to mentors — to guide our decisions. It can be tempting to "follow the crowd" (or, according to organizational theory, engage in "mimetic isomorphism").
As cliché as it may sound, sometimes the path least traveled is best. Figure out what motivates you and makes you happy. Try as best you can to separate it from others' expectations or beliefs about what you should be doing. In the end, you will be happiest and most successful if you choose a path that suits you.
Take this advice to heart especially if you are in the midst of applications. Be specific about what you find interesting. Of course, your interests may change. But because programs differ widely, it is important to know yourself first so you can articulate your aspirations for graduate pursuits clearly and make an informed decision about programs.
While this advice certainly holds in the application process, I think it also extends into graduate programs. In the doctoral programs at HBS and other business schools, opportunities are abundant. Because of this, knowing yourself will ultimately allow you to be purposeful, focused, and productive in your research.
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Email: doctoralprograms+hbs.edu


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