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DSBN, Brock Partner to Launch Educational Research and Innovation Hub
From the Brock News
The District School Board of Niagara and Brock University's Faculty of Education are collaborating on a unique initiative to support innovation in Canadian education and technology.
Housed inside 2,100 square feet at the DSBN Academy in St. Catharines, the newly minted Educational Research and Innovation Hub will bring together a wide range of stakeholders to cultivate powerful new learning technologies.
"We see incredible potential in this new project," says Warren Hoshizaki, DSBN Director of Education. "We know there is a wealth of entrepreneurs out there searching for opportunities to use their talents and skills to support Canadian education. The expertise and resources they access at the Hub will assist them in changing their ideas into tools that improve teacher practice and benefit student learning for years to come."
When the Hub officially opens its doors in late February, it will be a home to several original start-up companies. The collaborative atmosphere of the Hub will promote discussion, idea sharing and creativity amongst educators, researchers, graduate students, entrepreneurs and education technology companies.
Dr. Fiona Blaikie, Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Education at Brock University, believes that the Hub is an example of how 21st century research should take place.
"Everything unfolds in context and in partnership," says Blaikie. "As leaders in technology education, Faculty of Education researchers and students are superbly positioned to engage with entrepreneurs and colleagues at DSBN to better serve to society, teaching, learning and scholarship."
Dr. Camille Rutherford, Associate Professor in the Department of Teacher Education, acknowledges that there needs to be a direct line from invention to practice.
"Regardless of technologic ingenuity, the effectiveness of any education innovation is dependent on its ability to address the needs of education," says Rutherford. "Unfortunately, a lack of access to education stakeholders has been noted as one of the greatest challenges to educational entrepreneurs that often come from non-education backgrounds."
The Hub aims to eliminate the disconnect between educational insight and the innovation process. It will bridge this gap by providing entrepreneurs with the opportunity to observe actual classes and the strategies teachers use to support student learning. Start-ups will also be able to refine their products by observing their use in an actual classroom setting. This will allow companies to make necessary enhancements to ensure they are best meeting the needs of students, teachers and schools.
In addition to the benefits the Hub will bring to the product development process, students will also benefit from their interactions with these start-up companies.
"Students will have safe access to programmers, engineers and entrepreneurs, giving them the ability to ask questions, share ideas and learn more about potential career paths," says Dino Miele, DSBN Chief Information Officer.
Located within the DSBN Academy at 130 Louth Street in St. Catharines, the Hub is unique in its location.
"There are a number of EdTech incubators and accelerators throughout North America, but there has yet to be a location that is housed within a K-12 educational institution," says Rutherford.
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We now have two climbing walls, one at Dart Rock in Buckfastleigh and Dart Rock at Marjons in Plymouth, both offering fantastic climbing!
Established in 2009, Dart Rock is one of the South West's leading indoor climbing facilities. Dart Rock has over 800sqm of roped climbing and 300sqm of bouldering, 11m high walls, auto belays, artificial cave system and abseil station there is something for every level of climber.
Why travel into town? Dart Rock is a traffic jam free zone with ample free parking.
NEWS!! Please note that we have now ended our contract with Marjon University and are moving towards bigger and better things! It has been a pleasure to assist the continued running of the Marjon facility and we will be involved in a technical advisory roll in the future!


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My wife and I just finished binge-watching the second season of "Mr. Robot," the hit cable drama about a hacker with issues. We loved the writing, acting and sinewy, layered plot line that embraces most of the dark side of our cyber age.
As you can imagine, getting hooked on Mr. Robot hasn't made us any less vigilant about our online data. I've been hacked several times and the victim of identity and IRS tax form theft three times. It's not a pleasant experience.


It was in 1643 that the Dutch navigator Abel Janszoon Tasman discovered the Fiji archipelago in the South Pacific. Traditional Fiji society was organized around clans and divided into hierarchal classes, with chiefs and priests found at the summit. War occupied a preponderant place within Fijian society. Battles served to reinforce the authority of chiefs as well as to multiply ties between different groups of allies.
War clubs conferred prestige on their owners, and were proof of their status as warriors.
I-ula tavatava throwing clubs were among the favorite (and deadliest) weapons of Fijian warriors. They could be used as a bludgeon in close combat or thrown in short range distances at assailants. They were carved from the rootstock of a hardwood tree.


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KARACHI: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) managed to collect Rs500 billion from sales tax on imported goods in the first nine months of the current fiscal year of 2018/19, down 2.1 percent over the corresponding period a year earlier, as imports continued to slide on weak rupee and other regulatory measures, official data showed on Tuesday.
Sales tax collection amounted to Rs510.61 billion in the July-March period of the last fiscal year.
Merchandise imports fell more than 8.3 percent to $40.7 billion in the nine-month period, while in March goods imports sharply dipped 24 percent year-on-year to four billion dollars. In March, collection of sales tax on imported goods declined 11 percent year-on-year to Rs56.28 billion.
The officials attributed the fall in sales tax collection at import stage to reduction in rates introduced through Finance Act 2018.
The government reduced the sales tax from 17 percent, with additional 3 percent value- added tax, to 12 percent on import of liquefied natural gas.
There was also reduction in the rate of sales tax to two percent on all fertilisers and consequential reduction in rate of sales tax to five percent on supply of natural gas to fertiliser plants for use as feed stock to avoid accumulation of input tax.
The officials said the ban on non-filers to own cars in the last budget also resulted in drop in sales tax collection.
The restriction was relaxed for buying of up to 1,500cc cars in the second supplementary bill passed in March 2019.
The sources said the measures to relax regulatory duty on various raw materials also negatively impacted the sales tax collection. The measures taken by the government resulted in decline of import volume.
Pakistan Customs collects sales tax at import stage on behalf of Large Taxpayers Unit (LTU) Karachi. The customs authorities also collected federal excise duty on behalf of the LTU Karachi. Collection of FED posted a 15 percent growth in March 2019. The collection of FED was Rs677.72 million during the month as compared to Rs589 million in the same month of the last year. FED collection in the July-March 2018/19 grew nine percent to Rs7 billion.
The FBR estimated a revenue shortfall of Rs35 billion in the first six months of the current fiscal year alone due to reduction of sales tax rates on petrol and diesel. The government sharply reduced sales tax on high speed diesel and motor spirit to 12 percent and 4.5 percent from 37 percent and 22 percent, respectively, in the July-December period of FY2019. The government, however, kept the general sales tax rate unchanged at 17 percent from January onwards and it is expected to remain the same till June-end.


(Natural News) A new study explored the different medicinal plants used for traditional healing by the ancestral healers of Chimborazo, Ecuador. The study focused on the 10 most used herbal plants by generation after generation of traditional healers.
The study titled Medicinal plants used in traditional herbal medicine in the province of Chimborazo, Ecuador was conducted by researchers from the Temple University in Philadelphia, and Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo in Riobamba, Ecuador, who looked into a variety of traditional healing plants used by the ancestral healers in the Chimborazo province. The team focused on the curative properties of these plants to treat different illnesses and other medicinal uses and found that 10 plants have been consistently mentioned by the traditional healers for their prevalence in healing purposes.
Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) – The therapeutic effects of chamomile are due to the activity of their flavonoids with antioxidant properties. It has been used for centuries as one of the most widely consumed herbal tea, which helps with many common ailments such as fever, colds, stomach aches, and even rheumatic problems.
Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) – The stinging nettle is the second most prevalent medicinal plant employed by the traditional healers of Chimborazo. It offers numerous health benefits, from skin care to bone and heart health. The stinging nettle is a diuretic; it detoxifies the body and stimulates activity in the lymphatic system, getting rid of excess toxins. Additionally, the stinging nettle has anti-inflammatory activity, soothes menstrual and menopausal symptoms, improves overall circulation and reduces nausea and diarrhea, among others.
Ragweed (Ambrosia) – Ragweed pollen may be an allergen, but the plant itself has its share of medicinal benefits. It can be used as an astringent, antiseptic, emetic, and emollient, and even reduces fever. Its root has been used as a laxative tea, and can also relieve nausea and menstrual discomfort.
Rue (Ruta graveolens) – The essential oil extracted from rue has been used for a variety of healing purposes, such as skin treatment from inflammation and fungal infections. Like most herbs, rue has calming properties, which can combat stress and anxiety. Moreover, rue is an excellent insect repellent in the form of incense sticks or added to vaporizers and sprays.
Eucalyptus – While its poisonous reputation may look discouraging; the eucalyptus offers a range of health benefits. Its leaves are known to relieve a sore throat, sinusitis, and bronchitis when used in a gargle solution. Also, eucalyptus oil vapor can act as a decongestant when inhaled and can soothe colds and bronchitis.
Broadleaf plantain (Plantago major) – Besides its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and analgesic properties, it can soothe insect bites and superficial wounds, prevent infections and accelerate healing. It's also useful in treating colds and diarrhea due to its astringent property. Its leaves can also be added to salads for an extra boost in calcium and vitamin K.
Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) – This pretty herb is a species of chrysanthemum and is mainly used to provide relief for various aches and pains, thanks to its anti-inflammatory activity. It relieves migraine symptoms, menstrual cramps, nerve pain, and arthritis, among others.
Borage (Borago officinalis) – Borage is another well-known plant used in Chimborazo for treating sore throat and cough. Previous studies have also looked into the efficacy of borage extract against persistent asthma.
Field horsetail (Equisetum arvense) – The common horsetail has been used in traditional medicine to treat different inflammatory disorders. Extract derived from this herb is known to have strong anti-inflammation activity.
Mallow (Malva sylvestris) – The common mallow also has strong anti-inflammatory properties used for pain relief and accelerated healing.
These medicinal plants have been used for centuries to cure illnesses such as stomach ache, body pain, sore throat and cough, fever, inflammation, bleeding and injuries, and for body purification and cleansing the body of negative energy.
The practice of using medicinal plants in traditional healing has been passed down from generation to generation for centuries. Through the study, the researchers confirmed that native Ecuadorians have a vast variety of traditional medicinal practices that are of great value to the people and a big part of their culture.


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How to have a known name displayed instead of unknown?
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It's what's in the source that's annoying.
Check an email sent using the normal SMTP of Gmail:
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FORMER MICHIGAN GOVERNOR KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH.
Battle Creek, Mich. (AP) -- KIM SIGLER, who rocketed to the Michigan governor's chair seven years ago after a sensational grand jury expose, plummeted to his death late yesterday in a fiery plane crash. Three companions died with him.
SIGLER'S own four-place plane, threading its way through a dense fog, snagged onto a guy wire supporting a 540-foot television tower. The impact sheared off one wing and sent the fuselage hurtling into a woods three quarters of a mile away, where it chrashed and burned.
The 59-year-old Republican ex-governor presumably was at the controls.
The other victims were SIGLER'S secretary, MRS. RUTH PRENTICE, 41; her sister, MRS. VIRGINIA SCHUYLER, 28; and MRS. SCHUYLER'S husband HAROLD, 37, of Lansing.
The crash scene was near Augusta, in northeast Kalamazoo County.
SIGLER and his party were returning from a combination business-pleasure trip to Louisiana.
It was believed that because of the fog SIGLER might have been coming in for a landing at Kellogg Field, only three miles from the tower.
In the mid-1940's SIGLER, as special prosecutor for a one-man state graft grand jury, was responsible for indictments against more than 100 legislatures and lobbyists. Many of them went to prison. Bribe taking to influence votes was exposed.
After a bitter feud over continuance of the grand jury, SIGLER took a fling at politics in 1945.
By a thumping majority of 340,000 votes, he defeated Democratic Incumbent MURRAY D. VAN WAGONER.
But after one two-year term, SIGLER, was unseated by present Democratic Gov. C. MENNEN WILLIAMS by 164,000 votes in a surprising political nosedive. He returned to his law practice in western Michigan.


Every now and then you find a site that is as enjoyable as it is informative, which is why we like Allergy Superheroes. Aside from their business selling fun allergy gear based on their superhero and villain comic book characters, Eileen and Dean Rhoadarmer's site features a terrific blog that covers all things food allergy related, including news, recipes, lifestyle tips, opinion pieces, product reviews, and giveaways. It's all there, written in a friendly, engaging style that makes you feel much more like you've stopped by a neighbor's house for coffee than to read the latest on keeping your family safe and well fed.
I just found your blog, and I am so grateful. This could be the first thing I've read online that makes me feel hopeful about my daughter's future with food allergies. My name is Margot, and I have one child. She's 8 and we've known about her allergies since she was a year old. She's currently allergic to all dairy, soy, nuts (all–peanuts, tree nuts, even coconuts), all fish (fin fish, all shellfish).
Thank you for your blog. It's awesome.
I found your website this afternoon and for the first time in a month I feel like I can breathe. My 20 month old son tested positive for tree nut and peanut allergies. I've been huddled in the corner panicking about how to move forward keeping him safe in the real world and wondering how badly his heart will break when he asks for something that he can't have. I need this blog…I need YOU! I can't wait to read more to see a different thought process from the no nuts, not ever, not anywhere theme I seem to have come across everywhere else.
It made me feel a little more sane knowing someone else still has nuts in their home and that it's okay for kids to eat in lunch room together as long as they don't share food and trick-or-treating is still possible if done cautiously. Your site is the first to reassure me life can move on and my son can still enjoy life without fearing every step he takes as long as we teach him how and why and remind him and practice.
If only I could hug you right now and cry, oh I would cry so hard just being near someone else who understands. It definitely feels a little lonely out here not knowing anyone else. Please know you have given me hope. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences. You are a definitely a super hero in my life.
In April 2018 I received the Love Remembers Trailblazer Advocate Award for "blazing the advocacy trail in the world of food allergies." This is truly an amazing honor! See my blog post about it here.
I was honored to receive the community-granted award The Brotherhood of the World Blog Award from Tracy Bush Nutrimom. Click here to read my post on the subject.
This space to be occupied by more endorsements soon!


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A Better Classic Rock Station playing all your favorite songs from the 60s to the Glam Rock 80s.
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A Better Classic Blues Vintage Radio Station plays all of the classic Blues gems that you will not find anywhere else on the net. Featuring all of your favorite artists and sound recordings from the Delta to New Orleans.
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In 1989 musicians Paul Sadler and Deborah Denton moved from London to Sydney, Australia. In 1991, taking the name derived from the Philip K. Dick sci-fi novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (later to become the movie Bladerunner) they were influenced by the films dark,futuristic and other worldly themes and formed Big Electric Cat. Following several changes in the bands line-up,it was not until 1993 they were joined by local bassist David Block and that the current band was born.Their live drummer was dropped in favour of a drum machine "Dr Ruth" named after the famous US sex therapist. After sell out gigs across Australia the band recorded their 4 track demo "Suspira". After a chance meeting with the owner of Phantom Records in Sydney, he suggested sending their demo to the newly formed Goth label Cleopatra Records in Los Angeles. They were offered a three album deal. The band's first full album was titled "Dreams of a Mad King" and was released in 1994. Recorded at Damien Gerrard Studios in Sydney it contains the songs "Christabel", "Orchid Dreaming", "Paris Skyes" and "Red Roses" which defined their sound and since its release, has become a classic across the USA and Europe. On the suggestion of Cleopatra label boss Brian Pereira the second release by the band was the seven track remix EP Burning Embers overseen by electronic guru Uberzone and was released in October 1995. In 1997 the band embarked on the massive Congregation Tour of the USA with labelmates Christian Death and Switchblade Symphony. On their return to Australia Deborah Denton left the band and Paul and David continued to record the second full length album "Eyelash". Released in August 1997,the songs took a darker,electronic journey-the classic title track was dedicated to the recent death of Paul's father. With more live commitments and increasing popularity William Jackson was recruited for keyboard duties, and when David Block quit unexpectedly later that year, he was replaced by maven Damien Gillette on bass. Big Electric Cat were among one of the first handful Australian Gothic bands to break through to the USA. Big Electric Cat's music continues to be released to a new generation of fans. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Zumbathon Fundraising Event for Alzheimer's Society because we are united to create a world without dementia!
On Saturday 13th May 2017 Kris will be hosting a Zumbathon fundraising event to raise much needed cash for the Alzheimer's Society, the UK's leading dementia support and research charity providing support for anyone affected by any form of dementia in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The event will take place at Calverton Village Hall, Park Road, Calverton, Nottingham NG14 6NL, 11am - 12.30pm (doors open at 10am) This is a family friendly event and everyone is welcome to come along and support us!
All dressed in black and white, participants will dance non stop for one and half hours united to create a world without dementia!
The Alzheimer's Society carry's out research, campaigns for the rights of everyone affected by dementia and offers advice, information and support for everyone affected by dementia. They fight for the rights of everyone effected by dementia. Their campaigns keep dementia at the top of the political agenda and they raise awareness, pushing for a more dementia-friendly society so that people with the condition can live without fear or prejudice.
With your support, generosity and kindness we will unite to create a world without dementia and provide much needed support to thousands of people living with dementia today and help fund vital research to find a cure for tomorrow.


eBay has launched a "grass roots" campaign to defend America's first sale doctrine, as a Supreme Court hearing approaches that could subject second-hand and resale trades to the approval of rights-holders.
The online auctioneer is lobbying in defense of the first sale doctrine, and has launched "eBay Main Street" to mobilize its merchants.
The first sale doctrine – in essence, your right to sell your property – will be put under the spotlight in a case sparked by a student reselling textbooks bought outside the USA.
At issue is a decision by a lower court that as far as books are concerned, the doctrine only applies to copies made in America – a decision that forbids what Australians would recognize as parallel imports.
Rather than being confined to books, however, the Appeals Court ruling in the case of Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons soon to be examined by the Supreme Court covers all copyright works.
That's raising concern far beyond the publishing industry: technology products, for example, contain copyright works in their software, raising fears that normal activities such as reselling technology products could become a nightmare of regulations.
The Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons case involved a complaint by the publisher that a Thai-born graduate studying in the USA, Supap Kirtsaeng, was buying textbooks overseas and selling them in America on eBay. John Wiley & Sons sued and won, with the Appeal Court limiting the first sale doctrine "specifically and exclusively" to works made in territories in which the US Copyright Act applies, not to "foreign-manufactured works".
If that statement were upheld in the Supreme Court, it wouldn't only affect the secondhand trade: Channelnomics articulates fears that the new doctrine would also be catastrophic for the conventional IT channel.


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On Wednesday, at the initiative of the Russian party, President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, had a telephone conversation with Head of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, reports the Kremlin press office.
SCO summit in Tashkent: What is Vladimir Putin's agenda?
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Yu Ming Charter School
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Diverse, Equitable & Inclusive Community
Meals Services
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Emilana Untalan Ewell
Emilana Untalan Ewell has been in education for fifteen years. Beginning as a first-grade teacher with Aspire Public Schools, then with Oakland Unified School District, before moving into other educational positions as instructional coach and Assistant Principal. From 2016 to 2018, she served as Teacher on Special Assignment (TSA) during the beginning of a school redesign, ultimately aligning instruction and culture/climate. From 2018 to 2021, she served as Assistant Principal for the same co-located schools as they merged into one large elementary school with a STEAM focus.
Emilana graduated with a Bachelors of Arts from Cal State East Bay, and received her Master's of Science in Education Administration and Administrative Credential through National University. Born in California, Emilana spent much of her childhood and school years following her mother to State Department posts in Prague, Ivory Coast, Tokyo, and Seoul. Emilana loves spending time with her family, practicing Judo, running, and dancing.
Copyright © 2019 Yu Ming Charter School | office@yumingschool.org
Enrollment inquiries: info@yumingschool.org or (510) 922-8631
Main (ALC Campus): 1086 Alcatraz Avenue | Oakland, CA 94608 | (510) 452-2063
MLK Jr. Campus: 675 41st St | Oakland, CA 94609 | (510) 922-8631
CHE Campus: 2501 Chestnut St | Oakland, CA 94607 | (510) 326-1048
Yu Ming Charter School is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Our enrollment period has officially started!
Applications are due on February 4.
Our first info session is on December 16.
2020-21 First Day of School Update
Curious what the Yu Ming has planned for the Fall?
Click here for our latest announcement about our start of the 2020-21 school year.
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Our teachers have compiled songs, read-alouds, chapter books, and more, for our students, Kindergarten through 8th Grade.
Check them out at this link!
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Challenge: In a pitch to win the ghd business, we were challenged to relaunch and revive the globally recognized hair brand with an integrated Christmas campaign.
Insight: The ghd girl has a unique attitude towards everything in life. She knows what she wants and she isn't afraid to go out and get it.
Idea: We created a campaign that encouraged women to not so subtly hint for what they want this Christmas. The campaign embraces the ghd girl's unique and confident attitude and exudes a fashion edge by using bold copy, famous models such as Jibby Beane and renowned fashion photographer Matt Irwin. The fully integrated campaign included high frequency TVC placements, press, outdoor, in-store, digital and social.
Role: Creative copywriter teamed with Hollie Belton at Leo Burnett London.
Reference: "Ali always approaches a brief with a positive attitude and an infectious smile. She is always eager to help out, she's a creative copywriter with a can-do attitude." – Hollie Belton, Art Director at Leo Burnett London.
Challenge: Get The Outnet (Net A Porter's younger sister) noticed at fashion's hottest ticket – London Fashion Week – without an invite or big budget.
Insight: Nowadays, the shoes that are worn by fashion editors and bloggers are more sought-after than the shoes that walk the runway.
Idea: It's simple, really. Strap a go-pro to a sausage dog's head, of course. We created Sergio The Shoe Hunter: too small to see the catwalk but big enough to sniff out the hottest shoe trends on the ground – and then match them with The Outnet stock. So consumers could shop the trends as they happened. During London Fashion Week we helped Sergio to hijack The Outnet's social channels, created a microsite, daily highlight vids and a live feed. We proved that when it comes to making a big impact, size doesn't matter.
You just finished that amazing book you've been reading, and you want to share it with the world? Well, that's what I wanted to do, so I created the Australian community initiative: Books on the Rail.
I went out and left some of my favourite books on the Melbourne Metro. They're there to be taken, read, shared, and most importantly, enjoyed!
Started in 2016, this project has garnered attention from some of the top publishers including Penguin Random House, Bloomsbury, Simon & Schuster and Pan Macmillan.
Books on the Rail has been featured in media across the world from The Huffington Post to The Sydney Morning Herald to Mashable to Broadsheet. You can find Books on the Rail on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Challenge: Launch ghd's newest and most pioneering styler: The ghd Platinum, using the unique attitude and tone of voice we developed during the Christmas campaign (see: ghd What A Girl Wants) as well as showing off the technological features of the styler.
Insight: The ghd girl doesn't compromise on anything else, so why would she compromise on her hair?
Idea: We created a campaign that shows women that they don't have to compromise on anything when it comes to their hair. The campaign demonstrates the Platinum's advanced technology, embraces the ghd girl's unique and confident attitude and exudes a fashion edge by using bold copy and renowned fashion photographer Matt Irwin. The fully integrated campaign included press, online videos (including tutorials and myth busters) outdoor, in-store, digital and social.
Reference: "Always super creative, cheerful, willing to go the extra mile and, what's a pretty rare quality in her line of work, timely and very diligent." - Maciej Stryjek, Senior Account Manager at Leo Burnett London.
Challenge: To create a campaign that will encourage women to introduce facial oil into their daily skincare routine.
Insight: Most skincare brands oversell their products with unattainable claims. Consumers were looking for a skincare brand that was honest and achievable.
Idea: We created a campaign that was frank and sincere. It was open and upfront about not being a miracle, but still being a product you can trust. We used engaging and bold copy, famous yet relatable influencers such as Vanda Serrador and played on The Body Shop's natural heritage to appeal to our audience. The fully integrated campaign included TVC, press, online videos (including tutorials) outdoor, in-store, digital and social.
Challenge: To create advertising pieces that can work together or as standalones to heighten awareness of moo.com (A business that sells business cards).
Insight: Most business card brands have a very professional and often safe tone of voice. Moo.com should and did challenge this.
Idea: We created pieces that work well together or as standalones, but all deliver moo.com's unique, quirky and iconic tone of voice. The campaign included a Spotify radio ad, EDMs and various marketing collateral.
Challenge: Having returned as title sponsor of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia in 2012, Mercedes-Benz was looking for a way to connect with their female, fashion-conscious fans.
Insight: Car brands around Australia were hosting competitions on Facebook and Twitter left, right and centre – but were leaving Pinterest untouched. We realised that for us, Pinterest would be the perfect platform as it is so visual, allowing people to capture the glamour and colour of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia.
Idea: We created Mercedes-Benz Style, the first Pinterest competition for an automotive brand in Australia. The competition, hosted at mbstyle.com.au asked fashionistas to create a 'Mercedes-Benz Fashion' board on their personal Pinterest page and share their favourite Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia looks. The campaign was hosted on a microsite and written about on key fashion blogs, on our social channels and on an EDM which we created and sent out to the Mercedes-Benz database.
Challenge: The newer generation were not involved with The Good Friday Appeal. We were challenged to find new ways to reach out to a younger demographic.
Insight: Younger people prefer to donate to charities where they can instantly see their donation making a difference, and better yet can publicise their donation on social media/encourage others to join the cause.
Idea: We created Australia's first Facebook Donation App. We developed a 'virtual collection tin' with its own secure payment gateway within Facebook. Hosted by the GFA Facebook Page, users were able to stay within Facebook and still have the ability to donate, instead of being redirected to the GFA website. Additionally, sponsor brands could self-install the app on their own Facebook Pages, further amplifying its reach to their unique audiences and also providing supporters, big and small, with an opportunity to contribute and share the message.
- 43 high profile pages installed the app including 3AW, AFL, Victoria Police and The Herald Sun.
- $17,046 was collected through the app.
Challenge: Write a 10-minute speech about Irista, Canon's cloud based image management system, to be presented at Photokina in Cologne, the world's largest trade fair for the photographic and imaging industries.
Idea: I wrote an engaging speech that summed up Irista (a photo management system) in one line: 'Photos are like bunnies, it's funny how they seem to multiply.' This was reflected in a digital game which also appeared at the trade fair (you can see it in the background of the video), which involved sorting bunnies into two piles. The speech I wrote also appealed to the audience by including quotes from famous photographers and interesting discussions about social media.


You're going to enjoy my conversation with Kelly Thompson, a comics creator who also writes and talks about comics as well! We discuss her upcoming projects, including her Dark Horse graphic novel Heart in a Box, her ongoing comic from IDW Jem and the Holograms based on the popular animated series, and the forthcoming Captain Marvel & The Carol Corps from Marvel. She also writes her column "She Has No Head" about women in comics, a subject we also discuss, and is a co-host of the 3 Chicks Review Comics podcast available at this link! She's also an accomplished novelist, with The Girl Who Would Be King and Storykiller to her credit. She shares a lot of great information about the industry, so don't miss it!
To follow her career and excellent books/comics/columns/columns, you can also find her on Twitter @79semifinals.
Jon Hoche returns once again to join Jimmy in studio to chat about the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer, the Doctor Who Christmas special and Jimmy's birthday next week on December 9th. News includes: Boom Studios brings back Bill & Ted, Jenna Coleman possibly floundering on whether to leave Doctor Who or not, Frozen sequel in the works, IDW gets truly outrageous with new Jem & the Holograms comic series, XBox Live gets hacked and Suicide Squad movie gets cast. Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!
Zone 4 #266: Holy Justice League, Batman!
The crew returns to discuss Son of Batman, Superman/Batman casting and C2E2.
This week, it's Brant, John, Chris and Chuck.


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On December 3, 2018, CALS Global Programs welcomed 42 undergraduate students from Brazil, Japan and South Korea through the International Farmers Aid Association (IFAA). Read more . . .
This semester-long program allows Global Resource Systems and College of Agriculture and Life Science students to complete academic coursework, including service learning (GLOBE 494A) in Global Resource Systems, while living and learning in Kamuli, Uganda, for the 2019 fall semester. While in Kamuli, students will be enrolled full-time and also have the opportunity to complete on-line ISU courses and in some majors, may complete an internship or independent project.
Through the EARTH Program, Iowa State students travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands and the Island of St. John for their summer, spring, or fall semester. While in St. John, students will live, work, and provide community service for the local communities. Students will incorporate their various backgrounds to communicate and contribute in agricultural, horticultural, soil, environmental, food, nutritional, culinary and global resource systems practices to the local communities. Students will gain an understanding of sustainability of human and ecosystem interactions and the contributions of U.S. Virgin Islanders in the culture of the United States.
Program directors, Dr. Stephen Dinsmore and Dr. Julie Blanchong from NREM, will lead the travel course to Antarctica though Ushuaia, Tierra Del Fuego, Argentina. The group will spend 12 days on a ship exploring the Weddell Sea, Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands. Throughout the duration of the trip, while on the ship and during daily excursions to the continent, expedition leaders and lecture staff will guide students in viewing whales, a huge variety of seabirds, penguins, and seals. Students will explore the icebergs, mountains and waterways of Antarctica's geography.
Led by program directors, Dr. Leonor Leandro and Jodi Cornell, this course will enable students to learn about the agriculture, food and culture of Portugal and experience the rich and fascinating history of one of the oldest countries in Europe. Students will tour the country to visit farms, industries and educational institutions where they will have hands-on classes, tours, food tasting, and social interactions with students, researchers , farmers and businessmen.
Led by program directors, Dr. Buddhi Lamsal and Dr. Chenxu Yu, the objective of this course is to learn about the production and processing systems and trade barriers for both plant and animal-based foods, practices in food safety and regulation/detection, waste management, and other current issues in China and Thailand. Students will have the opportunity to observe industrial chicken, pork, and rice processing operations of CP Foods, one of the biggest in Thailand. At Dalian Polytechnic University of China, students will visit seafood processing plants and investigate aquaculture practices. In Beijing, students will engage with scientists in the various institutions of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and diplomats and agricultural officials in the US Embassy in Beijing. Apart from academic learning, the group will explore historic and touristic spots and authentic local food around Bangkok and Beijing.
CALS Study Abroad Travels . . .Fall 2018!
Dr. Leo Timms, Dr. Mary Wiedenhoeft, Dr. Ranga Appuhamy led a group of 22 students to New Zealand November 9-24, 2018, to study the agricultural systems and exportation market economy of New Zealand and also gain an appreciation of the history, culture, and geography of the country and its people.
Ten students traveled to Uruguay November 13-23, 2018, under the leadership of Dr. Lee Burras and Bethzayda Matos. This program focused on developing an understanding and appreciation of South America's northern Pampas and the Universidad de la Republica, as well as Uruguay as a nation with a unique and vibrant agricultural culture and economy. "Soils, Agriculture & the Environment of Uruguay" examined the soils, agriculture and environment across Uruguay via a series of visits to farms, forests, rivers and parks.
Dr. Gail Nonnecke, Emily Zimmerman and Jennifer Lillo led a service learning program to the U.S. Virgin Islands November 15-24, 2018. The 9 students in this program had an opportunity to work in school gardens, volunteer with the local senior center, help the National Park Service, and aid in food service and distribution at a food bank and meal center. Students also learned about and experienced the beautiful natural resources and rich culture of the U.S. Virgin Islands!
Program Directors, Ebby Luvaga and Hector Bombiella Medina, are leading a group of 18 students to Panama during winter break to learn about Panama's strategic location and also experience the Panamanian culture. The group will also learn about how history and culture play a key role in shaping the relationship between Panama, the United States and other countries of the world. Students will gain introduction and first hand exposure to tropical agricultural production, economics, international business, culture and rural life.
Dr. Stephen J. Dinsmore, Professor in the Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management, has been leading study abroad programs since 2006.
When did you start leading programs?
What programs have you led?
Natural History courses to Antarctica (2), Costa Rica (6), Madagascar (1), and Tanzania (1).
Why do you lead programs?
I really enjoy traveling, and participating in study abroad programs is one way to share that with ISU students. Seeing the reactions of students who have never traveled internationally is especially rewarding.
What would you say to faculty that are considering leading a program?
Just do it! It can be a lot of work, but every study abroad experience of mine has been incredibly rewarding. And there are lots of resources in CALS to help with the planning and logistics, so that part of a travel course isn't too much of a burden on faculty.
What have you learned by leading programs?
I've certainly gained a broader perspective on global natural resource challenges through my participation in study abroad. I've also learned a lot about myself – how to interact with students in an outdoor setting, better communication skills, etc.
What has been your favorite program that you have led?
A difficult choice, but probably Antarctica simply because the scenery is breathtaking and it is such a remote area.
What has been most memorable about leading a program?
Seeing students' reactions to new ecosystems and wildlife is always rewarding. I have also enjoyed seeing new places that I might not have otherwise visited.
Lots of outdoor activities including bird-watching, hiking, photography, fishing, and hunting, and spending time with my family.
Is there a place that you would like to lead a program, but haven't?
Churchill, Manitoba (Polar Bears) and the Galapagos Islands immediately come to mind.
In a nutshell, it is a life-changing experience for most students.
Amanda Gorzney, a sophomore in both Global Resource Systems and Agricultural Communications from Calamus, Iowa participated in her first study abroad program through the CALS Study Abroad Office this past summer in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Her interest in the EARTH Service Learning Program was sparked by her passion to help others and provided her with the opportunity to take a step toward her goals of a global career. During her six week stay, she immersed herself in the culture, learning of the island's rich heritage that is still present today. Before embarking on the trip, Amanda had not known what to expect from the community, as the group was initially told the locals take a while to open up to visitors. She found this to be somewhat true, but by the end of her stay, she had developed a great relationship with many of the people she worked with every day while making vegetable gardens. Throughout the program, she was reminded of how simple life could be and all of the things we take for granted. "The islands had just been hit with Hurricanes Irma and Maria nine months before our arrival. It was an eye-opening experience to see a community remain so strong and loving after such devastation." This opportunity has become a major talking point for Amanda, as it stands out on her résumé and pushes her to think outside of the box during classroom discussions. Her advice for students considering studying abroad, "Be open to new experiences and activities. Not everyone comes from the same background as you and you need to respect that." Along with her travel experience, Amanda is also involved in the International Agriculture Club, Block and Bridle Club, and the Cultural Ambassadors Program.
Rachel Crowley, a sophomore in Food Science and Human Nutrition from Cascade, Iowa participated in the Summer 2018 travel course, "Cathedrals, Castles, Culture and Cuisine-sustainable, Safe, & Nutritious Food in France". Prior to participating in this faculty-led travel course, Rachel had limited domestic and no previous international travel experiences. Rachel learned about the study abroad opportunity while participating in Cyclone Scholars, a program for undergraduate students to develop professional skills in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Rachel found the travel course program structure to best fit her limited travel experience. In particular, she enjoyed the pre-departure orientation classes as they helped prepare her for the group's travel and allowed her to get to know her classmates and enhance her knowledge of France. While abroad, Rachel was able to compare the food storage and preservation methods in France compared to the United States and noticed that there was little food refrigeration and less of a concern about food safety and sanitation when serving or selling foods. On a personal level, she was able to make connections worldwide with upperclassmen, dietetic interns and even businesses on the travel course, allowing her to broaden her horizon about her specific major and learn more about future possibilities in her field of study. Rachel really values the opportunity of being able to travel internationally and the skills learned abroad, she hopes to return someday with friends.
Where are CALS Faculty/Staff Traveling?
Global Update, a newsletter to keep Iowa State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences faculty and staff informed of international activities and initiatives, is prepared bi-monthly. To subscribe, send your name, e-mail address and the message "Global Update subscribe" to gap@iastate.edu. To unsubscribe, send "Global Update unsubscribe."


St. Mary's is looking for parishioners to volunteer on a special events committee, which will help oversee and manage the parish's larger events. This committee will help with events such as the Spaghetti Dinner, Oktoberfest, Christmas and Easter Breakfast, the Carnival, and the Parish Picnic. Each of these events is an important fundraising opportunity for the parish. If you are interested in being part of this committee contact the parish office or sign up by clicking the link above.


Tale of Three Cities: Smarter Approaches to Parking Boost Revenue and Facilitate Economic Development—that's the headline for a wonderful piece in American City and County magazine's Smart Cities series. Read it here. We're delighted the magazine worked with IPI to share the story of successful parking programs.
IPI members Maria Irshad, CAPP (Houston); Mike Estey (Seattle); and Gary Means, CAPP (Lexington, Ky.) were interviewed for the article. The magazine is distributed to more than 65,000 readers and we hope this helps educate decision-makers in jurisdictions throughout the U.S. that Parking Matters®!
I hope you'll read the article, post it on social media, and share it widely. The more interest an article like this gets, the more the magazine will understand that parking is a subject worth addressing again.
I know there are a great many stories to tell about innovative parking programs in all sectors. Share your story with me – use the summaries in the American City and Magazine article as a guide—and I'll work to get some visibility for the good things you are doing, too. Write to me at sullivan@parking.org with your contact information and (if different) the person at your organization who would be available for a media interview in the future.


Kirsten's passion to explore the parameters of dance led her to explore various movement modalities, including Pilates, Gyrotonics, yoga, Alexander Technique, and Bartenieff Fundamentals. She received her Pilates mat and equipment certification from Sal Anthony's Movement Salon and is currently completing the Balanced Body instructor bridge program. She is also certified as a 500 hour and Restorative Yoga instructor from Be Yoga (now ISHTA yoga) and completed Leslie Kaminoff's Advanced Studies Yoga Anatomy training at The Breathing Project. She received her Gyrotonic® Level 1 from East Village Movements. Synthesizing these techniques support her and her clients to reorganize movement patterns and move with more ease and efficiency. She encourages students to approach the techniques with an open mind and a sense of humor.


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«Среди серых камней» — художественный фильм режиссёра Киры Муратовой.

Синопсис
По повести Владимира Короленко «В дурном обществе».

Смерть жены опустошила дом судьи. Теперь он одержим мучительными воспоминаниями о жене и о прошлом. Действительность вызывает в нём лишь досаду и раздражение. Сын судьи Вася стремится прочь из родительского дома. Его друзьями становятся дети нищего — Валёк и Маруся, живущие среди могильных плит. Иногда он бывает с ними счастлив — и тогда ему жаль своего отца.

В ролях
 Игорь Шарапов — Вася
 Оксана Шлапак — Маруся
 Роман Левченко — Валёк
 Сергей Попов — Валентин
 Станислав Говорухин — отец Васи, судья
 Виктор Аристов — нищий
 Виктор Гоголев — Жан
 Фёдор Никитин — «профессор»
 Владимир Пожидаев — «генерал Туркевич»
 Нина Русланова — домоправительница
В эпизодах:

М. Батрак, Наталья Ващенко, Ф. Войтчик, О. Гладкий, В. Горбачевский, М. Данилов, Олег Шапко, Павел Полищук  В. Денис, Л. Драновская, Владимир Дятлов, М. Железнякова, И. Зайцев, А. Кантор, Виктор Черненко, В. Пацай Владимир Карасёв, М. Ковальский, Валентин Козачков, В. Костецкая, Леонид Кушнир, А. Шелехов, Лора Умарова, Всеволод Лисовский, В. Мамасахлистова, П. Михайличук, В. Павлов, Л. Сандецкая, Э. Трубин

Съёмочная группа
 Автор сценария и режиссёр-постановщик: Кира Муратова (в титрах — Иван Сидоров)
 Оператор-постановщик: Алексей Родионов
 Художник-постановщик: Валентин Гидулянов
 Звукооператоры: И. Скиндер, В. Богдановский
 Режиссёр: Н. Попова
 Оператор: М. Курганский
 Художник-декоратор: В. Малюгин
 Художник по костюмам: Наталья Дзюбенко
 Художники-гримёры: С. Кучерявенко, А. Ситникова
 Монтажёр: Валентина Олейник
 Редактор: И. Матьяшек
 Ассистенты режиссёра: Т. Бородина, Т. Комарова, С. Игнашёва, Л. Бондарь
 Ассистент оператора: В. Авдеев
 Ассистенты художника: Е. Лонгвина, Л. Нагорная
 Директор: Вольдемар Дмитриев

В связи с сокращением ряда сцен и эпизодов, произведённым в фильме Государственным комитетом Украинской ССР по кинематографии, режиссёр Кира Муратова отказалась ставить свою фамилию в титрах. Выход фильма был отложен, в титрах значится «режиссёр Иван Сидоров», в таком виде хранится в кинофондах России.

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Фильмы СССР 1983 года
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Фильмы-мелодрамы СССР
Экранизации произведений Владимира Короленко
Цензура в советском кинематографе

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I have a crosstab that is summarized the way the client wants with one exception. They want a subtotal by one of the groupings from an inner grouping. Below is an example. They have the Product Brand, Product Number and Unit of Measure in the crosstab summarized as they wanted. Now, they want to subtotal the Unit of Measure for the Product Brand. I have put a prototype I did in Excel below. I added the Total 25 kg and Total MT manually. I have highlighted where the totals are coming from.
My question, is this even possible in a crosstab report? I have tried to find something in the forum but no luck so far.
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I don't think this is possible given the crosstab structure. The workaround is to create another crosstab, but group by the Unit of Measure first, and then by the Product Number. This will allow you to retrieve the Unit of Measure subtotals.
Thank you. You confirmed what I thought.


Summary: The prompt was "sensory deprivation."
Summary: In my humble opinion, two of the more attractive men on TV in recent years have been Alex O'Loughlin and Joe Flanigan. O'Loughlin developed the new Steve McGarrett character on the CBS remake of the classic Hawaii Five-O series. Flanigan developed the John Sheppard character on Stargate Atlantis, a television series I still miss. After writing a few separate stories about the two characters I finally decided that it was time to bring the two together. The only problem was that I didn't have a clue how to pull this off. But then inspiration struck and before I realized what was happening I had nearly 150 pages of text and a story I really like. So, good or bad, here is what I came up with to bring together two of my favorite male actors. Enjoy.
Summary: Five times John and Rodney step into the unknown together. Written for the sga genficathon. My prompt was: "A friend will bail you out of jail. A best friend will be in the cell with you."
Summary: He was an idiot. Maybe the biggest idiot of them all. Spoilers through S5. Mention of Rodney/Katie and Rodney/Jennifer.
Summary: Circling the chair, Cameron watches the Operator carefully. He's trying to discern any hint of recognition when he stops directly in front of the chair and says, his voice just short of steady, "John."


Shock. And Dismay. Photo from Creative Commons.
Credit cards don't give you bonus miles because their bank sponsors are generous. In addition to making money from the fees that merchants pay them, they make a fortune from the usurious interest rates they charge, frequently over a 20% annual percentage rate (APR). There is no level of rewards that can offset the cost of that interest, and rewards cards almost always charge higher rates to subsidize the costs of the points that they are giving you. If you currently carry a balance on one of your cards, forget about earning rewards. Pay off that card and save yourself the interest payments.
Banks and cards are constantly competing with each other, meaning that bonuses come and go. In particular, the points you get to sign up for a card are often the best way to earn them, even if you never use that card again. But all credit card sign up bonuses aren't created equal, even for the same card. For example, a standard promotion might be 25,000 miles to sign up for a credit card and spend a certain amount of money but, a few times per year, the bank might try to juice applications by offering 50,000 miles for that card. A quick search can tell you the range of bonuses for most cards, but a good rule of thumb is that most of the major airlines and hotels offer "extra" sign-up goodies three or four times per year. If you see a promotion come and go, don't despair. Chances are that it will be back a few months from now.
One of my favorite promotions, the 50,000 Southwest Rapid Rewards credit card sign-up bonus is currently ongoing. That's worth about $750 in Southwest flights and will get me almost halfway to a companion pass with the airline. It's an inexpensive card with great benefits.
But I'm never going to get this card, because Southwest barely serves my home city of Boston. I've only flown them a few times over the years and don't see myself flying them anytime soon. It's true, I could spend the $99 and just save the points, but to what end? They'll sit there forever and Southwest will slowly devalue them over time.
The opposite problem could also be true: If you have millions of points or miles at a particular hotel or carrier, how much good will the extra 25,000 or 50,000 points do you? Miles don't earn interest, so there is no use hoarding them.
Maybe the credit card lets you put a picture on it. Or a commercial brags that it's made out of Unobtainium. Or your card can mow the lawn. Who cares? Does the gimmick make you money? If not, pass on it. Okay, the lawn mowing card would be pretty cool.
Wow, stainless steel and a patented design!
American Express has always had the advantage when it came to the high-end cards. First, it was the mysterious Platinum card that they wouldn't acknowledge existed. Then, once any old person could get the Platinum card, they introduced the Black, or Centurion, credit card that they won't acknowledge exists. Because of the prestige that comes with having the same card that Jay Z does, black became the "go-to" color for cards to impress, such as the above MasterCard that costs $495 per year and comes with virtually no benefits. Seriously, is it that important that somebody else is impressed with the color of your credit card? Not so much.
Credit cards are a great way to accumulate lots of points fast, but make sure you're doing it for the right reason. We all know that there's no completely free, effortless way to get that first class ticket around the world, but when you do apply for that credit card, get value out of it.


CINERARIA MARITIMA from Materia Medica by William Boericke. Homeopathy.
Has some reputation in the cure of cataract and corneal opacities. Is used externally, by instilling into the eye one drop four or five times a day. This must be kept up for several months. Most effective in traumatic cases. Compare in cataract Phosph; Platanus; Cannabis; Causticum; Naphthalin; Ledum; Nat mur; Silica.


Perhaps the most popular figure of the Buddhist pantheon is the Bodhisattva Guanyin (Avalokitesvara). One of the common depictions of the Bodhisattva during the Song, Yuan and early Ming period was the so-called Water-Moon Guanyin or Avalokitesvara of the Southern Seas, which shows the figure seated in rajalilasana or Royal Ease on a base mimicking a rocky shore of his island home as described in the Gandavyuha, the last chapter of the Avatamsaka-Sutra. As the base and the backing of the present figure are missing it is difficult to know which Guanyin is represented. The Water-Moon Guanyin for example sits usually with a kundika-bottle nearby. For an example of such a Guanyin in its original setting, close in style to the present lot but much smaller and dated to the Song-period, compare Christie's Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, New York, 20 March 2001, Lot 62.
The present figure shows a variety of features common to 14th century Buddhist bronzes of this kind, particularly in the elongated and slim-waisted, very upright torso, the mannerist style of the long arms cast in dramatic gesture away from the torso, the drapery folds, the shawl worn around the shoulder and the elaborate festoons of jewelled chains. These characteristics can be found on images of Guanyin dated to the late Yuan- early Ming-period, such as the figure from the Oppenheim Collection, now in the British Museum, illustrated by W. Zwalf, ed., Buddhism: Art and Faith, London 1985, no. 298. There it is noted that between the 10th and 14th centuries, it was popular to depict such figures seated in rajalilasana, ibid, p. 207. The Oppenheim Avalokitesvara is illustrated again by Ulrich von Schroeder, Indo Tibetan Bronzes, no. 143D, p. 143, where the figure is referred to as Water-Moon Guanyin. Another figure is in The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, illustrated in Hai-wa yi-zhen: Chinese Art in Overseas Collections - Buddhist sculpture, National Palace Museum, Taipei, 1990, p. 178, no. 164 and a third figure in the Museum of Eastern Art, Oxford, illustrated in Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, 1959-1960, vol. 32, pl. 102, no. 236. A figure close in style to the present lot is a dry-lacquer Water-Moon Guanyin from the Yuan period in the Ference Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Arts in Budapest, illustrated in Orientations, Vol. 39, no. 3, April 2008, p. 32.
As Derek Gillman mentioned it is most likely that this type of rajalilasana was adopted by sculptors from the Hinduist Art of South- and East-India during the 8th and 10th century. After the fall of the Tang-dynasty during the 10th Century, there were probaly Chinese pilgrims who brought Avalokitesvara figures in rajalilasana for the first time from Sri Lanka to China, compare A New Image in Chinese Buddhist Sculpture of the Tenth to Thirteenth Century, Tansactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, vol. 47 (1982-1983), p. 33-44.


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CSA Case: Hunmanby Man Glen Reece MILLER Jailed for 10 Years
Appeals December 4, 2017 Appeals
A Hunmanby man has been jailed for 10 years for child sex abuse offences spanning a 35 year period.
Glen Reece Miller, 55, was sentenced at Leeds Crown Court on Friday 1 December 2017 following a week-long trial.
The three victims were aged under 13 at the time of the offences, the most recent being a boy from the Scarborough area in September 2014 and two boys from the Wakefield area of West Yorkshire who were subjected to abuse between 1981 and 1985.
Miller denied all 13 offences, which included:
two counts of indecency with a child
four counts of indecent assault
causing a child to watch sexual activity (pornography)
sexual assault of a child aged under 13
inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity
Four counts of making multiple indecent images of a child, ranging from the most severe category A to category B and C images
In sentencing Miller, the judge took into account similar convicted offences against another five boys aged under 13 which occurred at Maidstone, Kent in 1990 and at Walworth, south east London, in 1993.
Miller is now subject to a life-long sexual harm prevention order to prevent him from committing these types of offences in the future.
Detective Constable Sarah Walkey, of the Scarborough Serious Crime Team, said:
"Miller's abuse spans 35 years and the long prison sentence reflects his history of offending and the sheer gravity of his sickening crimes.
I am satisfied that justice has been served for the victims in this case, and I have nothing but praise for their bravery in coming forward and providing the evidence needed to secure his conviction."
DC Walkey added:
"I hope the outcome of this case will give other victims of such abhorrent crimes the confidence to report it to the police and seek the professional support that is readily available. It is never too late to report this type of crime.
Anyone who is a victim of crime should not hesitate to contact North Yorkshire Police on 101 or dial 999 if an emergency response is required."
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The heterojunction and AC technologies are anticipated to attract attention from solar enthusiasts across the nation. As there are growing demands for higher panel power, increased lifetimes, and more stringent fire ratings, Mission Solar Energy is remaining competitive by showcasing new technologies.
Renewable energy consultancy, Natural Power, is set to attend AWEA's Wind Resource & Project Energy Assessment Conference 2017 on September 27th - 29th at the Snowbird Resort, Utah.
Saratoga Energy - whose breakthrough process for synthesizing graphite from carbon dioxide could revolutionize lithium-ion battery production - has won a million-dollar Phase II Small Business Innovation Research grant from the Department of Energy to help commercialize its innovation.
Ballard Power Systems announced that a ceremonial opening event was held today at the company's FCvelocity®-9SSL fuel cell stack joint venture operation in the City of Yunfu, in China's Guangdong Province.
Nordex has commissioned TÜV SÜD to carry out the type certification of their new wind turbine N149/4.0-4.5. Type certification of wind turbines is a procedure recognised at international level for establishing that these complex technical systems comply with international standards.
According to the agreement, for this time, Jolywood offered 72-cell N-type Bifacial Mono Transparent Modules with efficiency of 370W. It is the first time that India has such a great scale of application of N-type Bifacial Solar Products, which can bring higher investment return comparing to the conventional PV products.
Natural Power is set to attend the fourth Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts (CWW) which takes place on 6th - 8th September 2017 at the Estoril Congress Centre, Portugal.


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Remember the Sosh Highlight contest we were banging on about a few weeks back? Where a skater would pick a filmer and a photographer and had a week in Paris to produce the best possible content on an iPhone? Well here are some of our favorite edits from the event, starting with an incredible La Haine inspired piece from Nassim Guammaz and Sami El Hassani. Again keep in mind all this was filmed on a phone… Obviously these dudes won.
Another sick one but for very different reasons. These guys had Marc-Alexandre Barbier walking around Paris barefoot and in what's basically a nappy. Skating is pretty rad too. This one was filmed and cut together by yes_sk8.
If you're interested in seeing more of this year's edits they're now all available from the Sosh Highlight website.


While his last single Ebeano is still gaining grounds and getting bigger home and abroad, One half of the now defunct super-duo P-Square Mr P has returned with yet another new single titled Wokie Wokie. The song which features Jamaican dancehall artiste Nyanda of Brick & Lace has an accompanying video that ends with an intense action-packed scene in which Mr P fights for his love and its entertaining to watch, check it out.
This is actually the second time, Dotman has featured Mr Eazi.


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Dr. Sayed Jaffar S. Mohammaed Al Sharaf, started his practice in early 70's and is hailed as one of the most senior and experienced surgeon of UAE. He attained his specialist license in Urology in 1977 from Bristol University and has been helping patients with his skills for last 40 years. He is a fellow member of Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, UK since 1977. As a founder member of Emirates Medical Association, he was awarded EMA award for establishment of EMA. When Experience and skills are counted, he is counted as one of the elite and is a pioneer in his field.
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Dr. Sayed Jaffar started as senior registrar at Dubai Health Authority in year 1972. After finishing his specialization and fellowship, he is working as a specialist surgeon and Consultant Urologist since 1978. Since 1979, he is heading Medical Specialist Center in capacity of Medical Director since year 1979.
Royal College of Surgeon, Edinburgh UK 1979
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Halsey Rocks Leopard-Print Bikini In Instagram Photo With G-Eazy
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Halsey and G-Eazy may be rekindling their flame, if the snaps they posted to Instagram are any indication. Daily Mail reported that the singer and her rapper boyfriend appeared very much in love in the snaps Halsey posted to her millions of followers.
Halsey wears an adorable leopard-print bikini and poses with her adoring boyfriend, who look smitten. G-Eazy was shirtless and the pair appeared to be lounging poolside or at least ready to head out for a dip.
In another snap, the two pose looking at one another. Halsey appears amused and affectionate as G-Eazy sticks his tongue out playfully toward her. It's a cozy and cute pose.
The pair shared a steamy kiss on Friday during a concert. On stage in full view of the audience, the pair locked lips that evening during the performance in New Jersey. G-Eazy seemed to confirm they were back together when he stated she was "the most beautiful woman on the planet" when he introduced the singer. Then, they performed their single "Him and I" to the delight of the crowd.
A post shared by halsey (@iamhalsey) on Sep 2, 2018 at 3:42pm PDT
Halsey gave the crowd a real thrill when she made a salacious grab at G-Eazy and got a fistful of his groin. "Him and I" was released last year as a track on G-Eazy's album, The Beautiful and the Damned. Halsey released her second album, Hopeless Fountain Kingdom, last June.
In true power couple style, both artists had albums on the Billboard Top 200. That was Halsey's first foray into breaking into the Billboard Hot 200, and a real milestone for the singer on her sophomore album.
The pair broke up after a year of dating in July, and Halsey announced the split on her Instagram account, according to E! News.
"G-Eazy and I are taking some apart. I'm eager to continue the upcoming passage of time dedicating myself to my art and career, and the duration of my tour. I wish him the best. Thanks for respecting our privacy at this time," she said.
Insiders say the couple broke up because they were fighting too much and too intensely, but now, the word is that the pair are working on their relationship. After time apart, they realized they want to keep their love strong. G-Eazy loves to collaborate with his talented girlfriend, and he elaborated on the experience of working with her on "Him and I."
"She's a queen. I think the world of her for real," he said. "And to get to share a song like this with the person I'm actually in love with and actually dating is dope."


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Sharqeya officers end strike, vow escalation if demands are not met - Daily News Egypt
Egypt Sharqeya officers end strike, vow escalation if demands are not met
Sharqeya officers end strike, vow escalation if demands are not met
Interior Ministry media office said "demands will be looked into"
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Hundreds of non-commissioned officers in the Sharqeya governorate ended their strike Monday morning, after the Ministry of Interior's promises to look into their economic demands following two days of strikes.
The ministry's press office said Monday that all striking personnel left the site of the Security Directorate, and that all police stations are now fully operational.
It added that the personnel on strike were convinced to end the strike after meetings with high officials delegated from the Minister of Interior.
A ministry statement said the non-commissioned officers announced "their pride in belonging to the police apparatus, and appreciation of their colleagues' sacrifices, to the extent they put aside personal demands in the current period".
However, Waleed Al-Mohamady, the strike's spokesperson, told state media that they called off the strike after the governorate's security director promised their demands would be met.
There were also reports that officers from other governorates came to the sit-in to stand in solidarity with their colleagues.
Some of the policemen said that demands also include the issuing of late bonuses from previous months. This includes the "Suez Canal bonus", which was offered to officers and soldiers who participated in the security arrangements for the celebrations. They argued that they also protected police stations and public institutions.
They chanted against Minister of Interior Magdy Abdel Ghaffar, whilst also demanding that the public not identify them as members of the Muslim Brotherhood. They also demanded that the minister deliver their demands to Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb.
The officers demanded the issuance of promotions, as well as the amendment of the Pensions Law, and for it to be applied to police victims, or those who have been injured or killed in action. They demanded equality with officers, who have a pensions department that offers financial support to their families.
Prime Minister Mehleb commented on the economic demands of the officers during a televised interview on privately owned Al-Hayah, TV channel, saying that the time is not suitable for "individual demands for anyone". He added that police officers have a crucial role, and "we can't be late in answering their demands".
Such arguments are often used to counter protests engineered by professionals such as doctors, nurses, government employees.
However, at the end of the interview Mehleb described the demands as unrealistic, "which adds to the state's problem, especially as we are fighting terrorism".
On Sunday, low-ranking police officers attempted to storm the Sharqeya Security Directorate, after the arrival of anti-riot troops from the Central Security Forces (CSF), resulting in clashes. The coalition of non-commissioned officers in Sharqeya said that during the strike, several generals and high ranking official were barred from the entering the security directorate.
Following arguments between the protesters and security forces who were securing the building, riot police attempted to disperse the protesters, who occupied the front of the building. Tear gas was fired, while the protesters threw stones and issued warning shots in the air. An unconfirmed number of people were injured.
The economic status of low-ranking and non-commissioned officers is relatively poor compared to higher-ranking officers. In some cases, it can take more than five years for non-commissioned officers, ranked as Corporals, to be promoted to Sergeants.
Topics: Al-Sharqeya police Sharqeya
https://www.dailynewsegypt.com/2015/08/25/sharqeya-officers-end-strike-vow-escalation-if-demands-are-not-met/


Pretty disappointing unfortunately, sitting at 49% on rotten tomatoes.
I think she would do great in this film. Although I don't think it's gonna be a good movie. I haven't seen the anime. I know if I saw that, there's no chance that I'm gonna like this movie.


The presiding Bishop of a very large Protestant body, quoted in multiple publications states, "If there's a hell, I think it will be empty." Wait, what? Okay, is this a pronouncement? Did she get a new revelation from God? Is she speaking as a Bishop, or her own opinion? What is it based on? Should we all change our thinking? What does it say about the soul?
She said Hell is empty! Did it create a firestorm? No, it appears to me its a non issue to the general public and the rest of the media. There have been a lot of changes in mainline churches from lifestyles to morals, and now apparently eternity. And as one person questioned, if "such and such isn't sin, well they better instruct us what sin is." And I would add, if Hell is going to be empty, they had better ring the bells all over the world and proclaim the good news! And I'm out of a job!
The connection between Heaven and Hell and a person's soul is the ultimate message of the Bible. Sadly, there's no indication in Scripture that Hell will be empty. Lets look at a part of this Heaven bound family. Let's look at a child's soul according to the Word of God.
As I've shared elsewhere, my testimony, or faith story, is wonderful and was a little dramatic. However, I have always maintained the best testimony is the baptized child who never left his or her faith. Stories like mine, again are great, but couched in near disaster and a chain of really unfortunate and almost tragic turns. Think of it, a baptized child safe in the arms of Jesus, turns away due to neglect, or lack of spiritual nurture or rebellion, then returns to saving faith in Jesus Christ. Great ending, but not desirable. And how often to we come to expect that in our churches? Not all return. We don't like to think about such things. We don't like to think about youth or adolescents in such a perilous predicament. But we must understand the dynamics. The seed is already there in the form of original sin.
Let me quote from one of our first faculty in our schools. "Who can be so heartless and cruel as to hold that a cooing infant lying in his mother's lap has sin? If there ever are good people they must be infants; goodness is native with them. However, we adults usually let our sentiments run off with us when we contemplate infants" (Dr. Iver Olson, Baptism and Spiritual Life 1967 p 18) He goes on to say that children are "relatively innocent" He says, "There is just enough truth in infant innocence to make it a dangerous doctrine when it goes out of bounds...They have not been hardened in sin as adults have." He states that relative innocence is a far cry from absolute innocence. See article II of the Augsburg Confession (p 80 in our hymnals).
It is an unfortunate reality that many previously baptized have begun walking outside of God's grace, having strayed because of the devil, the world, and our own sinful flesh, the three enemies of our souls.
How wonderful then is it to realize that some of you, even reading this, have not gone down such a road, but have remained in God's strong loving arms every moment. You may feel weak, and sinful, your faith flickering, but that spark was never extinguished. How wonderful to be encouraged by parents, friends and fellow church members of God's powerful protection in your life!
For the "mechanics" of biblical baptism, I refer you to the Bible and catechism. We will cover this in depth in confirmation. Here is a couple of pertinent quotes from the catechism.
"What gifts or benefits does baptism bestow? It works forgiveness of sins, delivers from death and the devil, and gives everlasting salvation to all who believe, as the Word and promise of God declare.
First, parents need to create an atmosphere where that faith is nurtured. Evil vices, entertainments, habits are replaced by spiritually positive, wholesome alternatives.
These are the ideal homes, but like any ideal, they need to be held out as our goals. The 'real' is often something different—sometimes far different. We all fall short, hence the tremendous guilt in connection with raising kids. Begin by coming to Sunday School and church every Sunday you can. Begin reading God's Word. Do anything wholesome as a replacement to something questionable.
God is gracious, and desires to keep them safe, but they need spiritual nurture and honesty. The devil the world and our own sinful flesh continue to war against their souls. Remember from last month's article mentioning the wolf in sheep's clothing, a deeply disturbing warning from our Lord in Matthew 7:15, read it if you didn't get a chance.
Second, while parents wrestle with the real verses the ideal in their homes, how do we deal with this in the Sunday School? We all feel ill prepared for such important subjects.
Here are a few things parents and teachers can do. If we understand Scriptural teaching about the child's soul, we can tailor our lessons, and conversation to suit.
Every parent and teacher can pray. A Sunday School teacher's prayers can follow a child through his entire life.
Teach the Gospel which is they have been given grace by our precious Lord Jesus Christ, and need then to be affirmed, and to grow in that.
Teach that they need to flee temptation, and evil. That is why good curriculum introduces the Ten Commandments to the third grade level. Its much more than academic, but so that the Holy Spirit can begin to clarify the moral sense of right and wrong. This is the Law. Isn't it interesting that this simple pattern can be applied to any age?
In addition to the Sunday School, these concepts are explained in 1st Communion and culminate later in Confirmation class where this conscious faith is hopefully and prayerfully realized and affirmed.
What about the little "Tommy's" or the ones that are unbaptized? Along with the others, they need the law, a clear warning against evil, and what to do and how to receive forgiveness. Then they can experience God's loving arms consciously in the Gospel. That same formula works for the old "Tommy's" too. Making more and more truly Heaven bound, because Hell unfortunately won't be empty.


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We are surging for 2 carpenters to montages gates in the Copenhagen area.
From now (01.12.2016) and for 3 month (until 01.03.2017). There will be work after New Year for the right candidate.
Our bus is driving to Denmark Friday the 21st at 09.30 am.
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Planting peace: the Greater London Council and the community gardens of central London
Author: Gough, Paul (22 December 2006)
'Peace' has not lent itself easily to emblematic or mnemonic forms of representation. In the furnished urban landscapes of the 19th century peace was often personified in female allegorical form. She can be seen in many of the sculpted memorials that commemorate distant battles fought on the edge of Empire. Invariably, however, the figure of 'Peace' had a more modest role in the allegory of commemoration than that of 'victory' or 'triumph'. As an ideal, peace and pacifism is more often regarded as a process, a long-term goal that cannot be captured in single static form. To this end, the promotion of peace has most often been realised through intervention, occupation, and fluid, temporal forms such as campaigns, marches, songs, dances and other extended programmes. Peace has also promoted through slow, evolutionary forms such as designed landscapes, parks and gardens. This paper examines in detail two community gardens in central London. Each owes its origins to the radical political agenda of the Greater London Council in the 1980s, but they were borne out of grander visions for world peace, multi-lateral disarmament, and global accord. Twenty years after their creation the author explores their current condition and examines their value as sites of political value and heritage.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/135272...
Peace gardens, Peace parks, Memorials, London, Greater London Council
GOUGH Planting peace-IJHS_2007.pdf


Boston, Mass. - The Albertus Magnus College women's basketball team saw its six-game winning streak come to an end as the Falcons fell on the road to Suffolk University, 70-54, Saturday afternoon in GNAC play.
Suffolk opened the first with the early 15-8 lead just four minutes in before a short 4-0 spurt by the visitors brought the score to within four, 15-11. However, Suffolk closed out the quarter with a 10-2 run to take a 21-17 lead heading into the second.
Albertus Magnus battled to within three point twice to start off the quarter until back-to-back baskets gave the hosts a seven-point lead, 33-26, with 2:14 left. Senior Olivia Bolden (South Windsor, Conn.) brought the Falcons to within five, 33-28, on a made layup, but the visitors would remain trailing the Rams, 37-28, heading into halftime.
The Falcons were unable to get a rally going in the third as the visitors were outshot 16-7 and were down 53-35 entering the final 10 minutes of play.
Despite, outshooting the hosts 19-17 in the fourth quarter, Albertus Magnus was unable to secure the come back and fell on the rod 70-54.
Olivia Bolden's (South Windsor, Conn.) 13 performance pushes her career-point total to 1,738 ranking her second all-time.
Bolden now has a total of 962 rebounds and is just 38 shy of recording 1,000. She will be the third player in the program to accomplish this milestone.
Suffolk remains undefeated in the GNAC with a 4-0 record.
Along with Bolden, senior Angelina Piccirillo (Naugatuck, Conn.) and junior Jill Johnson (North Haven, Conn.) also scored in double figures with 11 and 10 points, respectively.
Suffolk also had three players score in double figures, including a pair of double-doubles from Alexis Hackett and Georgia Bourikas.
The Falcons posted a 0-8 edge over the Rams in points off turnovers.
The Rams dominated in the paint, 22-12, and in second chance points 11-5.
Freshman Andreah Orr (Danbury, Conn.) led the defensive unit with two blocks while Alexis Hackett led the Rams' in blocks with three.
Junior Kristen Cunning (Hoboken, N.J.) shot an impressive 100 percent (3-of-3) from behind the arc.
Albertus Magnus returns to the court on Tuesday, Jan. 16 as the Falcons host in-state foe Saint Joseph's (Conn.) at 6 p.m. in a GNAC home clash. Suffolk will return to action next Thursday against Norwich.


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Samsung Galaxy Gio är en enklare modell ur Samsungs Galaxy-serie.

Den anses av många vara ett syskon till den något bättre Galaxy Ace.

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