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Lancaster University is organised into four main faculties, each of which comprises multiple departments, institutes and centres.

Arts and Social Sciences
The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) is one of the largest departments at the University.

 Faculty of Art
 Assure Evaluation
 Centre for Bioethics and Medical Law
 Centre for Biophotonics
 Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS)
 Centre for Extreme Events
 Centre for Gender and Women's Studies
 Centre for Global Eco-Innovation
 CESAGen (ESRC Centre for Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics)
 Centre for Law and Society
 Centre for Performance-Led HR
 Centre for Social Justice and Wellbeing in Education
 Centre for Transcultural Writing and Research
 Centre for North West Regional Studies
 Centre for Science Studies
 Centre for the Study of Environmental Change (CSEC)
 Confucius Institute
 Faculty of Criminology
 Demand Research Centre
 Faculty of Design
 Faculty of Economics
 Department of Educational Research
 Faculty of English and Creative Writing
 Faculty of European Languages and Cultures
 Faculty of Film Studies
 Faculty of French Studies
 Faculty of Geography (LEC)
 Faculty of German Studies
 Gulf One Lancaster Centre for Economic Research
 Faculty of Health Research
 Higher Education Research & Evaluation Centre (HERE)
 Faculty of History
 ImaginationLancaster
 Italian Studies
 Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts
 Live at LICA
 Department  of Linguistics and English Language
 Literacy Research Centre
 Faculty of Media and Cultural Studies
 Faculty of Philosophy
 Faculty of Politics and International Relations
 Faculty of Politics, Philosophy and Religion
 Faculty of Psychology
 Regional Heritage Centre
 Faculty of Religious Studies
 Richardson Institute for Peace Studies
 Ruskin Centre
 Center for Security Lancaster
 Faculty of Social Work
 Faculty of Sociology
 Faculty of Spanish Studies
 Faculty of Theatre Studies
 Faculty of Women's Studies
 Wordsworth Centre
 The Work Foundation

Health and Medicine
The Faculty of Health and Medicine was established in 2008.

 Faculty of Biological Sciences (LEC)
 Faculty of Biomedical and Life Sciences
 Centre for Disability Research (CeDR)
 Centre for Mobilities Research (CeMoRe)
 Centre for Technology Enhanced Learning
 Centre for Research in Human Development and Learning
 Centre for Training and Development (CETAD)

Management
Lancaster University Management School (LUMS) is one of the UK's business and management schools with expertise in many fields.

 Faculty of Accounting and Finance
 Institute for Advanced Studies
 Institute for Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development
 Centre for Family Business
 Lancaster Centre for Forecasting
 Lancaster Centre for Strategic Management
 Lancaster China Catalyst Programme
 Lancaster China Management Centre
 Lancaster University Management School
 Lancaster Leadership Centre
 Faculty of Law
 Faculty of Management Learning and Leadership
 Faculty of Management Science
 Faculty of Marketing
 Faculty of Organisation, Work and Technology

Science and Technology

 Archaeological Unit (LUAU)
 Faculty of Chemistry
 School of Computing and Communications
 Energy Lancaster
 Faculty of Engineering
 Lancaster Environment Centre
 InfoLab21
 Faculty of Mathematics and Statistics
 Faculty of Medicine
 Faculty of Natural Sciences
 Faculty of Physics
 Quantum Technology Centre
 University Centre for Computer Corpus Research on Language (UCREL)

References

Departments of Lancaster University


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Vol. 13, Issue 07 - Monday, January 7, 2008
Info | Mobile Edition | Corrections | Calendars | Movies
M | T | W | T | F | S | S
and wire service
» Police, Fire, Courts
Services set for Lisa Matsumoto
Services for acclaimed Hawaii playwright Lisa Matsumoto have been set for Sunday at First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Koolau Golf Club in Kaneohe.
Matsumoto, 43, died Dec. 14 in a head-on collision in which she was traveling the wrong way on the H-1 freeway near the Bishop Museum.
Founder of Ohia Productions, a theatrical company, she was the author of "Once Upon One Time," "Once Upon One Noddah Time," "Happily Eva Afta" and "On Dragonfly Wings," a musical based on the life of cancer victim Alana Dung.
Visitation is scheduled from 3 to 4 p.m. at the church. A funeral service begins at 4.
The family requests aloha attire and no flowers.
Med school to focus on natives
A new research center at the University of Hawaii medical school hopes to eliminate health disparities suffered by native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders, school officials say.
The Center for Native and Pacific Health Disparities Research is funded by a five-year, $7.3 million grant from the national Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities and the National Institutes of Health.
"We are excited by this opportunity to build upon earlier research by the Department of Native Hawaiian Health," said Gary Ostrander, interim dean of the John A. Burns School of Medicine, in the news release. "This is a critical part of our mission, to address needs that might go unmet without a Hawaii-based, Pacific-focused medical school."
The center's programs include research, training and community outreach and will look at heart disease, diabetes, obesity and other health issues.
Some of the research at the center includes an evaluation of hula as a physical activity for cardiac rehabilitation and the effects of stress on health risk factors.
Maui college dorm rates are cut
Maui Community College students can get a reduced rent of $335 a month this spring for a shared room at Kulanaa'o, a new private dorm across the street from campus, the college announced.
Students can also apply for one of 50 Kulanaa'o scholarships, which provide $500 toward the cost of rent.
The facility partially opened this fall with 32 students staying there. There will be 350 beds available this semester.
The 400-bed dorm will be completed by fall, officials said. It had been scheduled to be open in 2006.
The four-story project, on the corner of Lono and Vevau streets, features two-bedroom, two-bath apartments. The price includes utilities, basic cable, high-speed Internet and telephone.
Rent will be $651 per month in the fall, according to the building's Web site.
Model apartments are open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. More information can also be found by visiting www.kulanaao.com.
Kahekili Highway project begins
Motorists should expect single-lane closures on Kahekili Highway this week between Kulukeoe Street and Haiku Road when a new project starts.
Crews will close lanes in both directions from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. today through Friday for striping work.
The work is part of the Kahekili Highway Landscaping Project, which will install planter boxes on the median divider, vine planter boxes on the roadside, accessible curb ramps, and will resurface Kahekili Highway between Kulukeoe Street and Haiku Road.
The $4 million project is expected to be finished Dec. 17.
Haleakala cleanup is planned
WAILUKU » The nonprofit Pacific Whale Foundation is asking for volunteers do three hours of work Jan. 20 at Haleakala National Park, followed by a picnic and short hike.
The "Volunteering on Vacation Program," from 9 a.m. to noon, involves clearing the park of invasive species, including uprooting and cutting pine trees.
There is free transportation to the park from the Harbor Shops near the Maui Ocean Center in Maalaea at 7:30 a.m. or Upcountry at the Hannibal Tavares Community Center at 8:15 a.m. Volunteers are required to make reservations at 249-8811, ext. 1.
WINDWARD OAHU
Officer allegedly hit foiling robbery
Police arrested a 47-year-old man Friday for allegedly stealing items from a Kaneohe store and then driving his car into an off-duty officer when attempting to flee.
At about 2:30 p.m. an off-duty police officer saw a store employee running after a man through the parking lot of a shopping center. Bystanders yelled for help.
According to police, the officer saw the man enter a parked van, showed him his badge and directed him to get out of the vehicle. The man pulled out of his stall, allegedly striking the officer.
The man was stopped in Kalihi and arrested on suspicion of first-degree attempted murder and second-degree theft.
Traffic accident sparks fight
A 24-year-old Kalihi man was arrested for allegedly assaulting and seriously injuring another man after a traffic incident yesterday morning in Aiea.
At about 2:30 a.m., police said, the men pulled into the parking lot of 99-199 Kamehameha Highway after a traffic incident. They allegedly got into an argument, which escalated into a fight. The victim, 26, was hospitalized with serious head injuries.
Another man fled the area before police arrived. The Kalihi man was arrested on suspicion of second-degree assault.
LEEWARD OAHU
Suspect arrested in school robbery
A 41-year-old Nanakuli man was arrested for allegedly breaking into Nanakuli High School early yesterday morning.
Police said at 3:30 a.m., officers responded to an alarm at the school and found the man leaving a building with items that were allegedly stolen.
Inside | Jan. 7
» June Jones undecided about coaching future
» Fans hope UH can stage another comeback
» Superferry to carry Guard gear to Maui
» Ka Iwi advocates gear for revised proposal
» Isle Vietnamese rally for activists
» Shining Stars
» Images of 2007
» Vietnam: A mix of old and new
» Cel Shaded
» Flash Back
» Chopra is year's first champion
» Stricker won't hit toward opponent's marker again
» Players support Coach Jones' decision
» Warriors' Leonard also mulling options
» No time to rest for Punahou and Iolani
» Notebook: Golf
» Tugboat Willie: 'Hook it up and drag it across'
» Tech View
» Democrats set for irrelevant caucuses
» Sonar curbs likely to apply to Hawaii waters
Columns | Jan. 7
Jason Yadao

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General: The CLB model is mounted horizontally to the side of the container at either the top or the bottom fixing holes.. Is delivered 4 lugs/set, 2 left-, and 2 right - turned lugs and to be used together with a lifting beam.
Design: Provided with spring-loaded barrier which prevent the lug to unhook when the slings are unloaded.
Marking: WLL and max lifting angle.
Warning: Not for toplift (in the hole facing upwards).


Tucked away in a quiet residential cul de sac just off Marlborough Road, Donnybrook; 3 Bushfield Terrace is a late Victorian redbrick c. 1883 which comprises of approximately 172 sq. mtrs 1,855 sq.ft. of generous accommodation with more than its fair share of Victorian classic style which is carefully blended with a modern kitchen extension to the rear built c.2010.
A gently curved portico frames the period hall door which leads to the Entrance Hall with decorative cornicing centre rose, picture rails, polished timber floor also a guest toilet neatly positioned in under the stairs. To the left there are two spacious reception rooms both with feature fireplaces, boasting marble insets and hearths. The front reception room has delightful centre rose complimented by attractive cornicing. One can enter the extensive kitchen/breakfast room/family area to the rear either via the rear reception or the hall, the kitchen is fully fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted units to includea desk and computer station; honed black quartz centre island, a feature classic cream coloured AGA cooker, stainless steel sink, dishwasher, clothes washer, four ring gas hob and a polished parquet floor. An oversize sliding glass door to the patio and rear garden, which floods the kitchen with natural light. On the first return there is bedroom 1 and an adjacent is the main family bathroom with bath wc whb and shower unit. At first floor level we find three further double bedrooms the master bedroom has a polished timber floor ensuite shower room and all bedrooms have built in wardrobes.
There is a graveled parking area to the front with room for 2-3 cars this is bordered by mature hedging and the front of building is festooned with a mature Wisteria which is so dramatically beautiful when in full bloom.
Located in the heart of Dublin 4, in Dublin`s embassy belt, just 2km from St Stephen`s Green and a stroll to Donnybrook this is without doubt a prime location without compromise.Bushfield Terrace is located just off Marlborough Road within easy reach of Herbert Park with its 32 acres of grounds catering for an extensive range of amenities that include bowling greens, football pitches, tennis courts, children`s playground and leisurely strolls around the duck pond. The villages of Ballsbridge and Donnybrook are a short stroll away with their array of fashionable shops, boutiques and restaurants. The RDS Showgrounds, AVIVA Stadium, American Embassy and Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club to name just a few landmarks are all within walking distance. Schools in the area include St.Conleth`s College, St. Michael`s College, Loreto St Stephens Green and Muckross College. UCD Campus at Belfield and Trinity College are all within easy reach. The airport is readily accessed via the Samuel Beckett Bridge or The Port Tunnel.


On this page are links to international Priorat in the Knights Templar, Ordo Supremus Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani (O.S.M.T.H.) as well as organizations, churches and other places of interest.
There are interesting links which should be published so send a message to the webmaster under the tab "contact".
The Priorat in Words is, as well as our Scandinavian Storpriorat, loyal to his Excellence Count Fernando Pinto de Sousa Fontes based in Portugal.


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package com.netflix.spinnaker.clouddriver.ecs.provider.agent;

import com.amazonaws.auth.AWSCredentialsProvider;
import com.amazonaws.services.ecs.AmazonECS;
import com.amazonaws.services.ecs.model.DescribeTaskDefinitionRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.ecs.model.ListTaskDefinitionsRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.ecs.model.ListTaskDefinitionsResult;
import com.amazonaws.services.ecs.model.TaskDefinition;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import com.netflix.spectator.api.Registry;
import com.netflix.spinnaker.cats.agent.AgentDataType;
import com.netflix.spinnaker.cats.cache.CacheData;
import com.netflix.spinnaker.cats.cache.DefaultCacheData;
import com.netflix.spinnaker.cats.provider.ProviderCache;
import com.netflix.spinnaker.clouddriver.aws.security.AmazonClientProvider;
import com.netflix.spinnaker.clouddriver.ecs.cache.Keys;
import com.netflix.spinnaker.clouddriver.ecs.cache.client.TaskDefinitionCacheClient;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import static com.netflix.spinnaker.cats.agent.AgentDataType.Authority.AUTHORITATIVE;
import static com.netflix.spinnaker.clouddriver.ecs.cache.Keys.Namespace.TASK_DEFINITIONS;

public class TaskDefinitionCachingAgent extends AbstractEcsOnDemandAgent<TaskDefinition> {
  private static final Collection<AgentDataType> types = Collections.unmodifiableCollection(Arrays.asList(
    AUTHORITATIVE.forType(TASK_DEFINITIONS.toString())
  ));
  private final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(getClass());

  private ObjectMapper objectMapper;

  public TaskDefinitionCachingAgent(String accountName, String region,
                                    AmazonClientProvider amazonClientProvider,
                                    AWSCredentialsProvider awsCredentialsProvider,
                                    Registry registry,
                                    ObjectMapper objectMapper) {
    super(accountName, region, amazonClientProvider, awsCredentialsProvider, registry);
    this.objectMapper = objectMapper;
  }

  public static Map<String, Object> convertTaskDefinitionToAttributes(TaskDefinition taskDefinition) {
    Map<String, Object> attributes = new HashMap<>();
    attributes.put("taskDefinitionArn", taskDefinition.getTaskDefinitionArn());
    attributes.put("containerDefinitions", taskDefinition.getContainerDefinitions());
    attributes.put("taskRoleArn", taskDefinition.getTaskRoleArn());
    return attributes;
  }

  @Override
  public Collection<AgentDataType> getProvidedDataTypes() {
    return types;
  }

  @Override
  public String getAgentType() {
    return accountName + "/" + region + "/" + getClass().getSimpleName();
  }

  @Override
  protected List<TaskDefinition> getItems(AmazonECS ecs, ProviderCache providerCache) {
    List<TaskDefinition> taskDefinitionList = new LinkedList<>();
    Set<String> cachedArns = providerCache.getIdentifiers(TASK_DEFINITIONS.toString()).stream()
      .filter(id -> keyAccountRegionFilter(TASK_DEFINITIONS.toString(), id))
      .map(id -> {
        Map<String, String> keyParts = Keys.parse(id);
        return keyParts.get("taskDefinitionArn");
      })
      .collect(Collectors.toSet());

    String nextToken = null;
    do {
      ListTaskDefinitionsRequest listTasksRequest = new ListTaskDefinitionsRequest();
      if (nextToken != null) {
        listTasksRequest.setNextToken(nextToken);
      }
      ListTaskDefinitionsResult listTaskDefinitionsResult = ecs.listTaskDefinitions(listTasksRequest);
      List<String> taskDefinitionArns = listTaskDefinitionsResult.getTaskDefinitionArns();

      if (taskDefinitionArns.size() == 0) {
        continue;
      }

      Set<String> newTaskDefArns = new HashSet<>(taskDefinitionArns);
      newTaskDefArns.removeAll(cachedArns);

      Set<String> existingTaskDefArns = new HashSet<>(taskDefinitionArns);
      existingTaskDefArns.removeAll(newTaskDefArns);

      if (!existingTaskDefArns.isEmpty()) {
        // TaskDefinitions are immutable, there's no reason to make a describe call on existing ones.
        taskDefinitionList.addAll(retrieveFromCache(existingTaskDefArns, providerCache));
      }

      for (String taskDefinitionArn : newTaskDefArns) {
        TaskDefinition taskDefinition = ecs.describeTaskDefinition(new DescribeTaskDefinitionRequest()
          .withTaskDefinition(taskDefinitionArn)).getTaskDefinition();
        taskDefinitionList.add(taskDefinition);
      }

      nextToken = listTaskDefinitionsResult.getNextToken();
    } while (nextToken != null && nextToken.length() != 0);
    return taskDefinitionList;
  }

  private Set<TaskDefinition> retrieveFromCache(Set<String> taskDefArns, ProviderCache providerCache) {
    TaskDefinitionCacheClient taskDefinitionCacheClient = new TaskDefinitionCacheClient(providerCache, objectMapper);
    Set<TaskDefinition> taskDefs = new HashSet<>();

    for (String taskDefArn : taskDefArns) {
      String key = Keys.getTaskDefinitionKey(accountName, region, taskDefArn);
      TaskDefinition taskDefinition = taskDefinitionCacheClient.get(key);
      taskDefs.add(taskDefinition);
    }

    return taskDefs;
  }

  @Override
  protected Map<String, Collection<CacheData>> generateFreshData(Collection<TaskDefinition> taskDefinitions) {
    Collection<CacheData> dataPoints = new LinkedList<>();

    for (TaskDefinition taskDefinition : taskDefinitions) {
      Map<String, Object> attributes = convertTaskDefinitionToAttributes(taskDefinition);
      String key = Keys.getTaskDefinitionKey(accountName, region, taskDefinition.getTaskDefinitionArn());
      dataPoints.add(new DefaultCacheData(key, attributes, Collections.emptyMap()));
    }

    log.info("Caching " + dataPoints.size() + " task definitions in " + getAgentType());
    Map<String, Collection<CacheData>> dataMap = new HashMap<>();
    dataMap.put(TASK_DEFINITIONS.toString(), dataPoints);

    return dataMap;
  }
}

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In May, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric predicted an "above-normal" season.
camera (Jose Romero/AFP/Getty Images) This satellite image obtained from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows (L-R) Category 1, Hurricane Katia; Category 5, Hurricane Irma and, Category 1, Hurricane Jose, Sept. 7, 2017.
Four hurricanes have formed in the Atlantic in the past three weeks, but hurricane season is far from over, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Meteorologists predicted the 2017 hurricane season to be a busy one, and the activity may continue in the coming months, Dr. Gerry Bell, lead seasonal hurricane forecaster for NOAA, told ABC News.
"We certainly expect more storms to come," Bell said.
The official hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, but the most active months are August, September and October, Bell said.
"We right in the heart of an active season right now," he said.
Ahead of the season, on May 25, NOAA said in a press release that the "Atlantic could see another above-normal hurricane season this year," predicting a 45 percent chance of an above-normal season.
(NOAA) As of Aug. 9, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted that the 2017 hurricane season would yield between two and five major hurricanes.
On Aug. 9, the likelihood of an above-normal season was increased to 60 percent, the NOAA said. The Aug. 9 update predicted that the season could see between 14 to 19 named storms, five to nine hurricanes and two to five major hurricanes.
So far, the 2017 hurricane season has seen 11 named storms, six hurricanes and three major hurricanes -- including Harvey, Irma and Jose, Bell said.
"There's still room to go as far as what we predicted for the upper ranges of activity," Bell said.
(Randy Bresnik/NASA via AP) Harvey is pictured over Texas from the International Space Station, Aug. 26, 2017.
Bell blamed the continuous storms on several atmospheric conditions, including the temperature of the Atlantic Ocean, which is currently 1 to 2 degrees above average.
"That certainly favors more hurricanes," he said.
(Desmond Boylan/AP) Winds brought by Hurricane Irma blow palm trees lining the seawall in Cuba, Sept. 8, 2017.
The wind shear -- the change in the wind's direction or speed with increasing altitude and the most effective hindrance for a tropical system -- has also been weak in the Atlantic, Bell said.
If a wind shear is high, it can hinder the formation of a tropical system. If the system is already formed, the wind shear can tear it apart.
Another factor that has affected the number of storms this season is the wind pattern, Bell said. The wind patterns coming out of Africa are "helping to spin up a lot of these storms."
The wind patterns are "certainly the most conducive" -- more than anything else -- to the formation of a hurricane, Bell said.
(NOAA) An image released by NOAA on Sept. 6, 2017, shows Hurricanes Katia, Irma and Jose.
With more major storms possible "the most important thing right now is that people are prepared," Bell said.


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Vietnamese women's team head to Thailand in search of glory
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) – Head coach Mai Duc Chung and his team on August 13 left for Thailand for the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Women's Championship on August 15-28.
Coach Mai Duc Chung and his players in training early this week (Photo: VNA)
The side, who recently returned home after a 10-day training camp in Japan, have their sights set on silverware.
Vietnam finished third at last year's event, which Thailand won by defeating U20 Australia 3-2 in the final.
Chung was happy with his players after five weeks training both at home and abroad, saying they faced quality teams in friendlies and improved remarkably.
"We have worked hard and prepared pretty well through our training, especially the 10 days in Japan," Chung said.
The regional championship includes Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia and Indonesia in Group B, and Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, East Timor and the hosts in Group A.
They will compete in a round robin format in the group stage with the two best teams in each advancing to the semi-finals.
"ASEAN teams know each other by heart. Among them, Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar are the trio vying for top place. However we cannot look down on anyone," Chung said.
"To beat them Vietnam have to fight in each individual match to earn a berth in the last match and then win the final."
Vietnam, the SEA Games champions, will play Cambodia in their first match on August 16.
"Cambodia have just set up their national women's football team. They have not ever taken part in any competitions in the region like SEA Games and the AFF Championship. But we cannot underestimate them at all."
The ASEAN Championship is an important warm-up for the team who will take part in the Southeast Asian Games in November and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics qualifier later.
World Cup opportunity
The world football governing body FIFA has expanded the number of women's World Cup participants from 24 to 32 for the 2023 tournament.
As a top six team in Asia the move gives Vietnam a golden opportunity to qualify for the first time in history.
Chung said the door was open but it was not easy to step through it.
"We really want to play at the World Cup. However to reach that level we must prepare really well 'from top to toe'. We need good players, good facilities and need a long-term strategy for that. It is the only way to have positive result, otherwise we may suffer same situation with Thailand (losing 0-13 to the US) at the recent World Cup in France," Chung said.
"Look at Japan, they spent 20 years to have such a good team."
Chung also opened door for overseas Vietnamese players to join his team.
"I welcome them home to strengthen the national team which lacks quality and technical players. While the training activities of local clubs and the VFF are not enough, their return will be strong support for us," he said.
Local media have reported that Vietnamese-American Le Chelsea Lien, 19, and her younger sister Kyah Le, 16, want to play for Vietnam
Their match clips were sent to Ijiro Akira, Japanese coach of the U19 team and the Vietnam Football Federation has agreed to trial them.
Lien is playing for Spokane Shadow in the American National Premier Soccer League.
Kyah took part a training course at the Elite Soccer Skills Academy and was in the top 11 best trainees.
Chung also said he contacted a Vietnamese-Chinese player but has not received a response.-VNS/VNA
Thai Son Nam put best foot forward at AFC tournament (08/14/2019)
Vietnam beat Malaysia 1-0 in AFF U18 Championship (08/08/2019)
Hanoi FC advance to AFC Cup 2019 inter-zone semi-finals (08/08/2019)
Sancho stars as Dortmund down toothless Bayern to win German Super Cup (08/04/2019)
Vietnam defeat Singapore at AFF U15 Championship (08/03/2019)
Arsenal sign Ivorian forward Pepe in club record deal (08/02/2019)
Rested Hamilton hoping to be fighting fit for Hungary (08/02/2019)
No fun playing since Australian Open, says out-of-form Osaka (08/02/2019)
69 teams to compete in Vietnam's largest terrain car race (08/01/2019)
Thai Son Nam depart for AFC Club Futsal Championship in Thailand (08/01/2019)


1. Cook the quinoa with the water, milk, cinnamon and vanilla in a medium sized saucepan, bring to the boil then simmer for about 15 minutes until cooked. Add a little hot water as it cooks if you find that it becomes too thick, although you are looking for a porridgy consistency.
2. Lightly toast the coconut shavings in a dry pan over medium heat.
3. When the quinoa is cooked, layer your breakfast into small glass jars or bowls, dividing and layering the above remaining ingredients between them.
All pantry staples such as spices, flours and nuts; as well as all beautiful fresh fruit and vegetables were kindly provided by Food Lover's Market in Zimbabwe and South Africa.
We cooked everything on our amazing Defy stove, and wouldn't have safaried anywhere at all without Suzuki, so thanks to our legendary sponsors.


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Judgment: How to Heal & Restore Health
Hayes Madsen
Published on June 20, 2019 Hayes Madsen
Home » Guides » Judgment: How to Heal & Restore Health
If you've played Yakuza games before, you'll instantly be familiar with a lot of things in Judgment. The latest title from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio once again has you roaming the streets of Kamurocho, and random gangs of thugs will constantly harass you. Because of that, you'll need to keep your health up at all times, so here's how to heal and restore health in Judgment.
How to Heal & Restore Health in Judgment
Your health bar is the bar in the top left of your screen, and you'll constantly be losing health due to all the fights in Judgment. Luckily, there are quite a few different ways of healing.
The first of these is to simply head to any of the restaurants in the game, the buildings with the fork and knife emblem. Talk to the person running the restaurant and select what food you want, then you'll see how much health it's going to heal. You'll have to pay yen, of course, but it's usually a paltry sum.
Your other primary way of healing is by using consumable food items, which you can buy at any Poppo store Don Quijote. Food items will restore a bit of health, while medicine like Toughness Z will restore even more.
To use these just open your main menu with Options, then head to the Items menu and the first tab will be Recovery Items. Just pick what you want to use. You can also set items to quickslots by tabbing over to Shortcuts in the item menu.
This way you can assign items to the D-Pad and just instantly use them without opening the menu.
The final way to restore health is by buying the Music Appreciation skill in the Special Tab of the Skills menu. This skill will slowly replenish your health while you listen to music in the Yagami Detective Agency, you'll just need to start playing a record while you're there.
Rasing Your Health Bar
It's pretty simple to give Yagami more health in Judgment, as all you'll need to do is purchase the skills to do so. Just head to the Skills menu and the Ability tab, and the first option will be Boost Health. The first one is easy to get at only 900 SP, but the others require a lot more at 2700 and 10800.
Still, invest in the first one right away and then the others will come later.
That's all you need to know about how to heal and restore health in Judgment. For even more tips and guides make sure to search Twinfinite or take a look at our Judgment wiki.
Related Topics:heal, health, How to, Items, judgment, restore
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1st level: entrance hall, large living/dining-room, library, Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom/toilets, dressing-room and sauna, 2 bedrooms with ensuite shower rooms and dressing-rooms opened onto a 24sq m balcony, 1 bedroom, 1 shower room, an independent and fitted kitchen, laundry room.
The living room and the Master bedroom are opened onto a beautiful 79sq m terrace with Jacuzzi.
2nd level: wonderful 219sq m rooftop terrace with solarium, bar and private swimming pool.
All the exteriors are equipped with directionnal brises-soleil.
Sold with a double garage underground.


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Jack Cullen's debut single "Learn" confirms his bright future, demonstrating vulnerability, passion, and promise.
Some of the most beautiful songs start off so simply, that it is hard to brace yourself for what's to come. What's even more beautiful is when this range of emotions comes from an artist on the rise. Seeing potential early on, brings the hope that their future is bright. Playing a sold out headlining gig last month, without having a single song released, demonstrates the growing capabilities of a young singer/songwriter named Jack Cullen.
Rising singer/songwriter Jack Cullen assumes an exciting role with his debut single "Learn," released September 19, 2018. Beginning with a simple guitar riff, the song takes on an inviting style before Cullen's soothing but crisp voice is powerfully introduced. The song moves with grace and the lyrics bring a harmonious sound. Cullen's upbeat introductory guitar riff is played throughout, which emphasizes this solid rhythmic style while the track itself matures beyond the lone driving guitar, with fluid backing sounds layering the piece perfectly. Limited production allows Cullen to showcase his voice, solidifying himself as a force to be reckoned with in the music world.
Cullen's lyricism is inspiring and shows vulnerability. The singer/songwriter doesn't hold back his feelings for wanting to know his love interest. He is opening up to being with them, but first emphasizing the willingness to learn from them in every way: Wanting to understand them and learning to love in the process; to truly be open to each other and make time worth it, all while creating memories that will have a lasting impact.
Would you spill your mind to me?
There is a constant cycle of confusion when love hits, which often blinds you to what is right in front of you. There is a desire to know everything about that person; to truly understand them. Cullen hones in on this immersive state of being with a playful sound, expressing himself in thoughtful verses rife with intense emotion. His happy demeanor makes "Learn" feel like a love letter to that special someone.
Jack Cullen's debut single could be compared to the likes of Lewis Capaldi and Dermot Kennedy, but he is quickly paving his own path with distinct styling and lyricism. His introductory track reassures that he lays his heart on his sleeve, and is open to learning from it. This isn't the last time you will be hearing his name.


What should climate-conscious people do to eat most sustainably? How people approach their diet is deeply personal and can be extremely controversial. Roughly 1 in 9 people in the world are undernourished. Addressing hunger while making the food chain more sustainable is critical for addressing climate change. Are GMOs the answer to food shortages, or do they jeopardize our crops with destructive cycles of pesticide resistance? Is our appetite for animal protein unsustainable, is worldwide veganism possible? Greg asks farmers, scientists and others what's best for climate and our health.


Could HPDEs and other open trackdays wind up with a speed limit of 115, 100, or even 90mph? That's the discussion I've been having with veteran instructor-safety advocate Don Salisbury. You can read my interview with him today at R&T Online.
Interesting. My no-cage, 20 year old street car is capable of 105 mph at the track I've driven, and that was fast enough for that car with me in it. I really want to drive some of the bigger tracks, but I won't do it without some real safety equipment.
But I am a very cautious person..
Great interview. I've always thought the "keep it in 2nd gear" was a good idea for everyone but pros if only to keep the focus on safety and driving.
Not sure if I know what I am looking at, but does the stuff on that car count as a cage? More importantly, isn't that guys helmet sticking up over the roll bar? I might not know how that stuff works.
No, that's just a plain reinforced roll bar and my head is absolutely sticking up over it. That car was a prototype.
Really good article. Some absolute inanity in the comments section below (not here, over at R&T).
Seems much of the problem is when the student or novice class driver has more car than ability — and more money than sense. There's no way a noob should be allowed on track in a Viper, GT3, etc. S/he puts every person's life in danger: fellow drivers, the instructor, track workers, and of course, their own.
Is there a way to match one's driving credentials to the car? Let's say I'm a class one racing student/driver — a beginner. I should be concentrating on proper line, braking, throttle and steering technique, track etiquette, etc. Not top speed or personal best lap times. As such, I should be limited to a Class 1 car at any event. Like nothing more than a stock 10-year old Miata, Neon R/T, 240SX, etc. Something that handles and shifts well, doesn't have (or need) hundreds of horsepower and a deadly top-end, where my instructor can help me learn.
After I've mastered Class 1 requirements, I move to Class 2 and can drive something faster, maybe a Porsche Boxster or Cayman.
Then Class 3 level, etc.
But at no time would I be able to take to the track solo or with an instructor in a GT3 until I've worked my way up through the ranks. Even if I own such a car, am richer than I am talented or experienced, I don't get to drive it on a track till I earn it. If I want to see what my GT3 can do, I turn it over to my instructor and I get in the right seat. Watch a pro in action, see how it's done and realize how far I have to go to get there.
Again, Jack: Video of you in car, GoPro pointed at your hands and feet, another behind your head showing the track ahead, split screen and narrated. You can slo-mo through the technical stuff, break it down. Describe the maneuver, the car's behavior, your input. You could build an entire YouTube Avoidable Contact channel on this.
I'm sorry, I can't let this go; why all the vitriol toward drivers with limited experience tracking high capability/high expense cars?
I'm highly confident that you've seen my TTAC piece on my first track day in my GT3 – a car you namechecked repeatedly above – and probably Bark's piece on Jalopnik providing his POV from that day. Both of us emerged unscathed, and I was far safer than most of the people there that day, because I had a trusted friend – Bark – instructing me.
David, I'm glad both you and Bark are fine and had a good time. As for GT3, it was just an example, I have a 911 and am a huge Porsche fan. Meant your choice of vehicle no disrespect whatsoever. I'm sure you both conducted yourselves respectfully and skillfully at your trackday event. The point of Jack's piece with Don Salisbury is not everybody does. In other words, YMMV.
Let me ask you this: Is there any racing lesson or concept you could not have learned in anything other than the GT3? (Or Viper? Or Corvette? Or Ferrari?) In fact, would it have been easier in some instances to have learned in a car with less power/performance envelope? Let's face it, to get your car to 9/10ths of its limits, you will be traveling at professional race car driver speeds. Some people have the fast gene and can process new information and instruction at that velocity. Most of us cannot.
Let me put this to Jack and Bark: (David aside) what would you rather your brand new student show up with at the trackday event? A 500 hp supercar? Or a spec Miata?
In Bark's car guy taxonomy, I'd identify myself as mainly as wannabe "weekend warrior." I'm dying to get back onto the track for an HPDE or even a lower-speed handling clinic. But these days I have a hard time justifying the risk to both my car (as it slowly ages into "classic" status) and my personal safety. I'm glad this issue is getting more attention and hope to see events run with a much greater emphasis on safety. Perhaps then I'll feel better risk-to-enjoyment factor.
For what it's worth, my experience is that HPDEs do make for safer street drivers. Of course, more highly educated drivers is a good thing, but I also find that people who do HPDEs regularly are less likely to do stupid things on public roads (myself included). So when it comes to the larger issue of automotive safety, I think we shouldn't discount the importance of educating drivers whose abilities are almost certainly not on par with that of their new Ford ST/M4/Corvette/911.
I agree with Don. Outside controls by lawyers, government or insurers in the face of a front-page incident would be infinitely worse. It will take the death of a young, pretty, white mother of 2, but it will happen.
Another question for which the answer is always Miata.
For better or worse, I cut my track teeth with a C6 Z06 so I probably fit the profile of the artless hicks who show up to "go fast" at HPDE weekends. Here are a few random thoughts on the subject.
What is the magnitude of the problem? Is it increasing or decreasing? How many injuries and deaths are occurring per participant/track days? Who is having the most accidents, student drivers or instructors?
While I respect Don Salisbury's years of track experience, I am skeptical of his assertions of a growing problem when no data is presented to support his position. Without data, Don Salisbury just has an opinion.
What organization(s) track the accident and injury rates of amateur track events? Google isn't much help in finding facts and figures.
100 mph isn't possible at Jefferson Circuit in most cars yet an instructor died there at lower than the proposed speed limits. How would a speed limit have prevented this tragedy? What is the root cause of most track injuries or deaths, mechanical failure, excessive speed, driver error, lack of instructor control, lack of safety equipment??? Where is the data to support the assertion that speed limits, roll cages, HANS devices, fire suppression systems, etc will reduce injuries and deaths at HPDE events from X to X??
Lets look at another "risky sport", snow skiing. Every year more then 40 people lose their lives in skiing accidents, and "researchers at Johns Hopkins recently estimated that about 600,000 people nationally are injured each year as a result of skiing and snowboarding." http://unofficialnetworks.com/2013/03/7-surprising-facts-ski-deaths-injuries Look at what happened to Michael Schumacher, yet nobody is suggesting that ski resorts have a big safety problem. BTW, this information is easy to find.
Rules are important, but excessive reliance on rules eventually replaces judgement. "Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the blind obedience of fools" Is this what motorsport is about?
my initial reaction to track speed limits was pretty much identical to my reaction the first time i read about track noise limits: my eyes did their very best to unscrew themselves from their sockets at a proposition that is, at best, a contradiction in terms.
then i thought more about it, took my personal bias out of the equation (i haven't had a car worth driving on my local road course that would pass even the most lenient tech inspection in years, so i'm not qualified to have a say anyway) and thought about who the rule would benefit vs. who would be doing most of the complaining.
sanctioning bodies seem to effectively regulate who can be behind the wheel for actual races (and most of the time they manage to keep the assholes out, right?). everyone in the resulting field has skin in the game, and they understand the stakes and – hopefully – know their limits well enough to avoid the avoidable. but a weekend warrior is out there for shits and grins. he doesn't think beyond what's directly in front of his windshield. maybe the possibility of losing it means spending the evening picking grass and dirt out of his car or maybe writing a cringeworthy check and catching a ride home. those that i've been around could never accept the possibility that they might not walk away, or that they might put someone else in that unthinkable position.
it sounds like, from reading your work and Mr. Salisbury's comments in the article that it's all too true and symptomatic of a big change intended to increase attendance and revenue. as much as i hate to see tracks closing at the hands of HOAs and running out of operational funding, i can almost guarantee that they will close a lot faster if you crowd them with idiots and the resulting rate of injuries and deaths rises proportionally.
i'd be in good company if i said i'd forfeit every checkbook racers'/trust fund offspring's ability to brag about REALLY opening up their $100k parking garage-to-parking garage cruiser "ON THE TRACK" to save the life of a single instructor or track worker.


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About IBE
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staff on December 28, 2020
INDIANA BLACK EXPO AND INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER MEDIA GROUP
ESCALATE PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE COMMUNITY BUILDING IN 2021
Two of the most formidable African-American cornerstones in the nation – The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper and Indiana Black Expo, Inc. – are teaming to drive a strategic coalition of key stakeholders for social and economic change.
Heightened focus on justice and equity issues reached unprecedented levels of global consciousness in 2020 but, in fact, has been woven into the fabric of The Recorder and IBE since their inception – 125 and 50 years ago, respectively.
Commitment to uplift and sustain first-class citizenship and quality of life for people of color constitute the foundation on which one of the nation's oldest Black newspapers and one of the most successful Black organizations were founded.
IBE President & CEO Tanya Mckinzie said the two entities collaborated during this pandemic year to provide tools and resources to help 1,200 Indiana small businesses stay afloat during the most challenging economic climate in decades.
Pointing to the effective collaboration in 2020, Mckinzie noted, "Unimaginable adversity intensified the need to help put the Black economic sector in the best possible position to prepare for and deal with unforeseen situations.
"IBE and the Indianapolis Recorder enjoy a rich tradition of teaming together for a common cause. Our goal moving forward is to combine efforts of like-minded organizations in becoming more strategic in such planning and implementations."
Indiana Recorder Media Group President & CEO Robert Shegog says elevation of the longstanding partnership with IBE is both critical and timely. Evolving challenges require fresh, effective, and sustainable community empowerment strategies.
"Discrimination and racism affect all parts of Black lives, personally and collectively, including where people live, education, types of jobs, access to health care, insurance coverage, and a host of other factors," Shegog remarks.
"Public health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic magnify this impact and highlight disproportionately negative effects on Black communities. The Indianapolis' Black community has been resilient and persevered through a tough 2020."
Shegog added, "It is imperative that local Black Legacy Organizations like Indianapolis Recorder and IBE set the tone for our community on the importance of collaboration and unity as we embark on the journey ahead to develop the infrastructure and systems needed to ensure that the Black Community in Indianapolis never goes through another year like 2020."
Meaningful innovations evolved in the midst of COVID. While businesses lamented disappointing profits in the throes of the pandemic, IBE launched the IBX Series designed to support millennial-led enterprises in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Area.
The culminating IBX Power Pitch Competition teamed IBE with The Recorder, and InnoPower to enable 15 entrepreneurs to vie for $9,000 in cash prizes. The Indianapolis Recorder Facebook live-streamed the contest.
This is an example of creative thinking needed for evolving challenges, say Mckinzie and Shegog who hope their organizations will facilitate community dialogue to strengthen foundations, expand opportunity, and develop sustainable strategies for continuous growth.
Both are convinced that a broad base of focused leadership in Indianapolis will ensure impactful and pervasive solutions across the community.
Mckinzie concluded, "In 2021, IBE and the Recorder Media Group will create broader platforms for the collaboration of non-profit groups, corporations, media, faith-based entities, and educators as well as civic and social groups, to work toward the elimination of barriers to optimum learning, work, health, safety, and economics." ###
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The Recorder Media Group is Indiana's leading media organization of its kind. The Indianapolis Recorder newspaper is in tune with the pulse of the Black community and since 1895 has been a major voice for our local community, the state of Indiana, our nation, and now internationally. Indiana Minority Business Magazine is the state's leading publication that focuses on business, lifestyle, and diversity. For more information, visit www.indianapolisrecorder.com.
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Indiana Black Expo celebrates cultural diversity and inclusiveness across all races, ethnicities, nationalities, generations, socioeconomic levels, and religious affiliations. IBE's mission is to be an effective voice and vehicle for the social and economic advancement of African-Americans. Though known for two major cultural events, Summer Celebration and Circle City Classic®, IBE provides year-round program initiatives focused on the needs of the African-American community. For more information, please visit www.indianablackexpo.com.
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In February we spent quite a bit of time on the Sony Ericsson stand. Their new range of Android-based phones includes the X10 and the tiny X10 Mini that's currently available on a number of networks here in the UK. The phone that impressed me the most was actually the X10 Mini Pro, which is the sliding QWERTY version of the X10 Mini. Personally I think it'll do really well and the form factor is a winner.
Vodafone have just added it to their "coming soon" section, so you won't have long to wait. It's got a 5 megapixel auto-focus camera with flash, GPS, 240x320 pixel (QVGA) screen, microSD, FM radio, WiFi, 3.5mm audio jack and Bluetooth.


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Want To Play Like Thom York? Radiohead Releasing 400-Page Songbook
Radiohead is releasing a career-spanning songbook with lyrics and chords from their discography.
Ever wondered how to play and sound like Thom Yorke and Radiohead? Well they are giving fans that opportunity with a 400 page career-spanning songbook that will include lyrics and chords to over 160 songs.
This will have not just the hits and main album tracks fans have come to love and know from Radiohead, but also b-sides and rarities from the band. The 400-page collection will include some new artwork from album artist Stanley Donwood.
This move follows a similar, but much smaller, songbook for 2016's A Moon Shaped Pool. Earlier this year, they released two collections of electric and acoustic guitar sheet music of songs from their discography.
The 400-page songbook is available to pre-order now here and is expected to ship on November 27.
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World Music with Deirdre Saravia
The Cinematic Sounds Of Lo'Jo
Published February 5, 2013 at 4:54 PM CST
World Village Records
Celebrating thirty years of performing, Lo'Jo, the French group from Angers, have released their thirteenth album. The title of the album says it all 'Cinema El Mundo', and the music unfolds as in a film.
It starts out with the aptly named "At The Beginning" and brings us along on a journey which incorporates music from North Africa. Vocals from the iconic English singer Robert Wyatt are added, and no Lo'Jo album would be complete without the El Mourid sisters.
In addition to the multiple guest musicians, there are a couple of different instruments added to the mix; a Chinese spike fiddle and the African n'goni.
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Deirdre as born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and her first paid work was at the age of 10 with the BBC as an actress on "Children's Hour." She continued to perform regularly on radio and stage for the next eight years, at which point she was informed by her parents that theater was not an option and she needed "real" work.
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We've just finished celebrating Halloween this year so today's new puzzle features to scary Jack-o'-lanterns.They are carved pumpkins and were named after the phenomenon of strange light flickering over peat bogs, called will-o'-the-wisps or jack-o'-lanterns. Sections of the pumpkin are cut out to make holes, often depicting a face, which may be either cheerful, scary, or comical. After carving, a light source (a candle) is placed inside the pumpkin. The light is inserted to add an extra measure of spookiness during the night.
Pumpkin Eating Pumpkin Jack O'Lantern
Another Halloween them puzzle is here! In this new one we feature a large pumpkin eating a small pumpkin Jack O'Lantern. It is believed that the custom of making jack-o'-lanterns at Halloween began in Ireland in the 19th century. The lanterns were variously said to represent the spirits or supernatural beings, or were used to ward off evil spirits. In the United States, the carved pumpkin was first associated with the harvest season in general, long before it became an emblem of Halloween. The term jack-o'-lantern was originally used to describe the visual phenomenon ignis fatuus ("foolish fire") known as a will-o'-the-wisp in English folklore.
Scary Clown Halloween Costumes
Halloween is right around the corner so today's puzzle features two men in scary clown costumes. Halloween costumes are traditionally modeled after supernatural figures such as monsters, ghosts, skeletons, witches, devils and even scary evil clowns. Dressing up in costumes and going "guising" was prevalent in Ireland and Scotland at Halloween by the late 19th century and it only became popular in the 20th century in the US. The first mass-produced Halloween costumes appeared in stores in the 1930s when trick-or-treating was becoming popular in the United States.
Jack-O-Lanterns In Fall Decor
October is here and we're getting ready for Halloween, so today we're featuring a couple of Jack-O-Lanterns in a beautiful fall decor (chestnuts, a basket of pumpkins, colored leaves and some beautiful yellow flowers).
Halloween is just around the corned so we've decided to get ready. In today's new jigsaw puzzle we feature a bunch of ceramic decorative Jack o' Lanterns of different sizes that you can use year after year to decorate your house for Halloween.
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Halloween is just around the corner so let's get into the holiday spirit with these three cute dogs dressed up as ghosts and ready to go trick-or-treating. In North America, trick-or-treating has been a Halloween tradition since the late 1920s. In Britain and Ireland the tradition of going house-to-house collecting food at Halloween goes back at least as far as the 16th century, as had the tradition of people wearing costumes at Halloween. Traditions similar to the modern custom of trick-or-treating extend all the way back to classical antiquity.
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Halloween is just around the corner and we're getting into the holiday spirit. In this fun new Halloween themed jigsaw puzzle game we feature a happy pumpkin instead of a scary one because we're happy one of our favorite holiday is coming up. Are you looking forward to Halloween? Like this puzzle is you do. Have fun!
Happy Halloween! Have fun trick-or-treating, going to Halloween costume parties, carving pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns, lighting bonfires, apple bobbing, playing pranks and divination games, visiting haunted attractions, telling scary stories, and watching horror films and solving scary jigsaw puzzles on All Hallows' Eve. If you didn't know, dressing up in costumes and going "guising" was popular in Ireland and Scotland at Halloween by the late 19th century. Dressing up in costumes became popular for Halloween parties in the US in the early 20th century and the first mass-produced Halloween costumes appeared in stores in the 1930s, when trick-or-treating was becoming more and more popular in the United States.
Spooky Jack-O-Lantern
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When we began having intentional small group conversations with the children about the black and white areas, we heard quite a few children refer to the black area as night (e.g. "It's night and day! Night and day!" - Nora, 5.0 years). The white area had some variation (day, snow, etc.), but after these conversations, and listening to some of their dramatic play in that area, we decided to start a bigger conversation about night.
Jen, Melanie, and I sat down to think about questions we would ask the children about night. We thought about what we would ask to expand on this initial idea. The first, and most obvious question was, "What is night?" We wanted, however, to expand our own minds about what that might mean, and how we could truly dig into the children's thoughts and imagination.
While the children are great at sitting and having a conversation with us, our goal is to always connect the cognitive processes with the creative; how can we engage them in using their hands and minds to create and share their hypotheses, ideas, questions, etc. Therefore, we chose three very open, fluid mediums that might allow for free flowing expression: watercolors, tempera tray mixing, and drawing with our beautiful collection of alcohol based markers and marker paper.
Tray mixing was a new technique for mixing paint colors that Jen taught us that day. It's very similar to using a traditional (wooden) palette, but you're using a large tray. You select small amounts of paint for the colors that you want to mix. You can use the tray to achieve your desired color(s) before using them to paint on the paper.
The first small group included Lucia, Reed, Lochie, and Jane. We did sit down in the atelier to talk about night for a few minutes before we started watercoloring, drawing, and painting, and their thoughts about night were thoughtful and divergent.
Here are some highlights from the conversation:
What is night?
"Night is night." - Reed, 4.7 years
"Night is when it's all dark." - Lochie, 5.0 years
"Yeah, you have to use a flashlight." - Lucia, 4.5 years
"Of you sleep. Or you just turn the lights on in your bedroom then you look outside." - Reed, 4.7 years
"[...] I was looking at a star, and I looked out and there was a moon and one single star." - Lucia, 4.5 years
"Right now it's day, so that's what day is, but sky might change. It just changes itself." - Lucia, 4.5 years
How do we know then it's night?
"When it's all black." - Lucia, 4.5 years
"Black is black." - Reed, 4.7 years
"And white is light." - Lucia, 4.5 years
What happens at night? What do you do at night?
"Eat dinner, that's a really good one." - Lucia
"Poof-magic." - Lucia
When does night start?
"After day." - Lucia
"Night starts when night comes." - Reed
"There's a magical thing one day when I was driving to school. I looked out my window- poof- magic- there was colors, even thought the sun was still up." - Lucia
Was that night?
"No, it was pink, orange, purple." - Lucia
And then what happened?
"It went away when I was eating and turned into white sky." - Lucia
What happened to the colors?
"They fade, and maybe I find another one. They were all blending together and they changed to white." - Lucia
"I'm thinking of the sun; the sunlight and get sunset. We were trying to go to sleep, and I can't go to sleep because all of these colors keep disturbing me in my sleep, and I keep waking up." - Lochie, 5.0 years
"I'm doing the magic that I saw." - Lucia
"Colors keep disturbing my sleep." - Lochie
Small group #2
For the second small group, we had a very large tray for all four children to do tray mixing after the initial part of our conversation (thank you to the Rodriguez family for that kind donation). The beautiful thing about working with our hands as we talk, is that ideas expand as we create. The children's conversation was constant as they worked. Their colors gave them new ideas, but also seeing what the other children were doing; they inspire each other.
Here are some highlights from that conversation:
"Night has black on the sky. Night is when it's black on the sky, and there's a moon, and stars, and sometimes you see the planets. Sometimes the moons come in different shapes - a crescent moon, a half moon, or a full moon." - Elle, 4.11 years
"But the moon glows." - Giacomo, 4.11 years
"And the stars shine." - Elle
When is it night?
"It comes when the day ends." - Giacomo
"It's many hours, and then after those hours, it is night." - Sylvie, 4.10 years
What happens at night?
"Well, what happens at night is that creatures like owls come out." - Giacomo
"Bats come out." - Elle
What does night feel like?
"It feels spooky." - Giacomo, 4.11 years
How big is night?
"Right now the day is shorter." - Sylvie, 4.10 years
"When it's night in a different part of the world...in Washington when it's night...in a different part of the world it can be morning." - Giacomo, 4.11 years
"Right now my cousins are in Japan asleep." - Nora, 5.1 years
"It's as big right now as...the sun will be shining on all of...every single part of Washington. Why is it night on a different side, and morning on a different side? Because this side is facing the sun, and the back is facing no sun. So, it will be night on the other side." - Giacomo, 4.11 years
Are there colors of night?
"Black!" - Elle
"White!" - Giacomo and Nora
"Yellow." - Sylvie
"Yellow for the stars, and white for the moon, and black for the sky." - Elle
"Dark yellow. You see the yellow on the house if you look at it. If it's dark enough, you can't see the yellow." - Giacomo
"In the night time, if it's light, it's not night. In the evening, if it's gray, it means it's the evening." - Sylvie
These conversations, and their work are displayed on panels in the white area currently. Below, you will see a copy of the letter we have sent home in their bags today (if in KW) or tomorrow.
We cannot wait to see what each family will bring to the conversation.


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