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Behind the Seams: The Models of Raffles Runway
By Rachel Lee (19A01D), Lynn Hong (18A13A), Soh Gek Shuen (18S03B) and Zhu Xiuhua (18S06A)
Read the second part of this feature on the designers of Raffles Runway here.
We see them strutting, elegant and confident, down runways, red carpets, and maybe even school corridors. Raffles Press brings you the person behind the poise, interviewing Ng Kelly (18S05A) and Alex Foo (18A03A) to share their journey in modelling.
Runway models – Alex (left), Kelly (centre)
Ng Kelly
Why did you decide to try out as a model?
I tried for the first round of model auditions because I felt that it would be cool, but I didn't get so I just accepted that. But then during the second call, one of my friends who's a designer got me to try again. I thought modelling for Runway would be super cool because I watched their show last year it was really inspiring!
What were some reactions of the people around you?
A lot of people seemed kind of shocked or surprised when they found out. They were like Aren't you like 15-something? I'm like yes, yes I am, I'm a proud 156cm. In places like Japan where they're not so influenced by Western standards, fashion models between 150 to 160 do exist. They're actually pretty common in the industry, so I guess it would make me really happy if Singapore could also learn to embrace how as Asians we aren't all 170cm or 180cm and that's ok! I think it's a lot nicer to see people who are more like me in media – people who are like 150cm, pulling off an outfit and looking super swag. That's what I want to be and what I want to see more of.
What is one thing you wish people knew about modelling?
I wish other people knew that modelling isn't talent – it's just hard work. If you see the video, you'll know how much effort and hard work goes into this.
Who should try out as a model?
I think anyone can try out to be a model. It was a really fun process for me. A lot of people will gather outside the venue for the audition though, so it's kind of stressful. But it's also cool to see how invested a lot of people are in this! So I guess if you think you have the confidence to do it, then just go and try. Just remember that you're going to need to put in effort, unless you're just that random person who's super talented
What is your favourite part of being a model?
I really like getting to try on the clothes that my schoolmates have made! It was a really novel experience to have clothes that were made to fit me because a lot of times like dresses in stores are just slightly too big or I'm in between sizes. I just hope to be able to show off their clothes in the best way for the show! Please come for the runway show!
What is the most challenging part of being a model?
Right now, my feet hurt from the heels. Not even gonna lie, I'm suffering.
Alex Foo
I think that modelling is one of my passions. It's very exciting because you get to walk down the runway. All the designers have different, unique concepts and outfits. So I think it's always fun to try something new and try to pull it off and it's like challenging yourself.
What do you think is the hardest part of being a model?
I think the hardest part is also the most fun part, which is to see the designers' outfit for you. Because you can't choose what outfit you want to model, but it's still a challenge. Sometimes you worry whether you can pull it off or not, but I think it's about being confident. That's one of the most important things in Runway anyways.
What were some of the reactions of the people around you?
Some of my friends always joke that when I walk in the canteen, I look like I'm already doing my model walk, but I honestly don't think so. I'm just walking normally. My friends are quite supportive of me, and they came for the show last year. They're coming again this year, so I'm looking forward to seeing them.
It's not all about having good looks or a good body. I think it's more about your walk and like how you carry yourself. But most importantly, it's your confidence, because you need that to pull off any look and just rock what you're wearing.
Who should try out to be a model?
Anyone who feels confident enough about themselves.
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She knew that to support her child, her life was going to have to change, so she enrolled at St. Louis Community College.
First she enrolled in the CNA program under MoHealthWINs, but then she had to drop out to have her baby. When she came back, she enrolled in the medical assistant program under MoSTEMWINs, but she still wasn't out of the woods.
"I wanted to give up so bad because I had fallen so far behind," Destinee said.
Between staying up late to complete her assignments or to take care of her new baby, it was a challenge for Destinee to keep up with her work at school.
With support from her peers, her instructor and her advisor Laurie Hawkins, Destinee was able to make it through. Her mom helped take care of her son Noah while she attended class and went to work.
Now Destinee is a valued member of the team at Washington University's Medicine Multi-Specialty Center.
Destinee loves her job now, and the team that she works with, but most importantly, she knows that both she and her son Noah have a brighter future because of her new skills.
This article was originally published by the Missouri Community College Association on March 20.
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The global banking sector poses several roadblocks for women seeking promotion to both management and executive roles, according to new research from SKEMA.
Women in banking face a 'double glass ceiling'; one when being promoted to management and another when being promoted to executive roles, according to new research from the Business School Observatory on the Feminisation of Companies (SKEMA).
Is there a gender divide in assignment motivations?
Boards of directors are more feminised than executive committees globally, usually due to government-imposed diversity quotas.Professor Ferrary says, "Scholars know that employing women on boards is beneficial to banks as it helps to mitigate risk."Studies unanimously show that women are less likely to gamble with assets and were noticeably absent from the worst offending firms during the 2008 financial crash. This is one of the reasons why many countries impose gender quotas on the boards of their prominent banks."Yet there are cultural disparities at a global level. For example, although banks in countries like Canada, France and Sweden, where the level of women on boards is 45 per cent, score highly in this category, it is worth noting that Japan only boasts 12 per cent of women on its boards of directors."This can often be explained by the cultural expectations of women and their distribution in the country's workforce as a whole."Enter the Relocate Awards 2018 new category: Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion, celebrate best practice and showcase your achievements. View all catergories here, closing date 31 March.


If you have been to the beach or on a lake recently, you've probably seen people Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP) and wondered "what the heck?" Me too. So I accepted an invitation to SUP with my friends in Holland on Lake Macatawa. Turns out SUP, a sport that originated in Hawaii, is the fastest growing water sport in the world according to the World Stand Up Paddleboard Association (WSUPA) and can be done in both large and small bodies of water with relatively little equipment. While the items required are kinda pricey, they are super durable and if cared for properly one board and one paddle is all you will ever need.
A combination of kayaking and surfing, SUP brings the open water to the masses with an extremely adaptable sport for just about every ability.
"You can sit, kneel, stand whatever your fitness level allows" says Susie Scholma, Coast2Coast SUP owner/operator.
Coast2Coast offers day and night excursions, date nights, kids camps, and fitness classes on the boards, in the water. Yoga and pilates are among their regular class offerings that are well-attended. In of itself, simply "SUPping" can average a calorie burn of 500-700 calories for a woman, a killer lower body work out, and a big core burn the next day.
SUP is backed by a global association called the World Paddle Association (WUP) and the more specific WSUPA which offer websites full of etiquette, instructions, buying guides, certified instructors, class locations, and safety tips. The associations also certify instructors in leading large classes on open water with an emphasis on water safety and aid. A bonus if you are little scared about getting into open water with other watercraft. Coast2Coast happily shared their affiliation as WSUPA certified watermen with us in our introductory lesson.
I thought to myself: challenge accepted lady. Followed closely with, where do I put the cooler?
In general I love to be clean. Though I like to sweat, dirt is a different thing entirely. I am the weirdo at the pool saying "ahhhh, the smell of chlorine is so relaxing, far better than the stench of dead fish and algae on the lake or river." So the thought of getting on a vessel that might capsize under my control and dump me into Lake Macatawa was horrifying at best. It's commonly called "Lake Macatoilet" even by those that live on it. Even so, following Susie's pep and safety talk where she cheerfully told us that she hasn't lost a person yet, I was convinced and so off I padded into the Lake full of boats!
While my friend Missy turned out to be the Forrest Gump of SUP in our group, breaking out of the pack and padding like a pro full-bore down the channel, I was the first to stand up (victory!). I was standing ON THE WATER with Susie yelling "keep paddling, don't look down! Don't look down! Keep paddling!" Standing up on a board looks relatively easy from the shore. I will tell you, that it did get easier, the longer I stood the more confident I became and frankly the more relaxed about the water I felt; however, it was not what I might describe as easy at the start. I was eventually able to carry on a conversation with Susie about her passion for bringing boarding to the masses before I panicked again and nearly took a dive.
"I dream of teaching every person to do this-if nothing else, it's a beautiful way to see the sights on the lake," Susie says.
She shared with me that last year, she SUP-ed every single month of 2011. This includes the winter if that wasn't obvious from the previous sentence. Susie and her husband/co-owner of Coast2Coast SUP even took trips out onto Lake Michigan in December and January! If you are interested in an outing in a very supportive environment, I would definitely recommend Coast2Coast SUP. The group pictured had a variety of athletic levels and included representation from thrill seekers to rule followers, novice to very active.
Written by: Adrienne Wallace is a hyper-competitive Project Manager for 834 Design & Marketing, an integrated communications firm in Grand Rapids and an overall water sports wussy-pants. If she can SUP, you can too.


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OR29-04-19 - L-theanine and Caffeine Improve Sustained Attention, Impulsivity and Cognition in Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders by Decreasing Mind Wandering
Chanaka Kahathuduwa, MBBS MPhil PhD
Co-Author(s)
Sarah Wakefield, MD
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Blake West, BA
Jessica Blume, MS
Ann Mastergeorge, PhD
Chairperson, Rockwell Endowed Child and Family Professor Human Development and Family Studies
Our previous research corroborate the work of others to indicate that L-theanine and caffeine are known to improve sustained attention in healthy adults. The effects of these substances have not been studied in relation to attention deficit hyperactivity disorders (ADHD). We aimed to examine the effects of L-theanine, caffeine and their combination on sustained attention, impulse control and overall cognition in male children with ADHD in a four-way, placebo-controlled repeated measures crossover study.
Five male children (8-17) years with ADHD, who have responded to stimulants were recruited via advertisement. L-theanine (2.5 mg/kg body weight), caffeine (2.0 mg/kg body weight), their combination and a placebo were administered in a randomized crossover design on four separate days. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was performed 55 minutes post-dose, while the subjects engaged in a Go/NoGo continuous performance task (CPT) and a stop-signal reaction time (SSRT) task. NIH Cognition Toolbox was administered 110 minutes post-dose. Data were analyzed using two-level regression models constructed using R and FSL software to compare the three treatments vs. the placebo on all measured outcomes.
L-theanine, caffeine and their combination improved hit rate in CPT (p < 0.001) and total cognition composite in NIH Cognition Toolbox (p < 0.05) compared to placebo. L-theanine and caffeine, when administered alone, increased SSRT (p = 0.007 and p = 0.018 respectively), while the combination decreased SSRT compared to placebo (p = 0.012). L-theanine, caffeine and the combination decreased task-related fMRI reactivity of the default mode network in the brain, which is known to show increased activity during mind wandering.
Conclusions : L-theanine, caffeine and their combination seem to improve sustained attention and overall cognitive performance in children with ADHD, possibly via decreasing mind wandering during exertion of attention. While L-theanine alone and caffeine alone seem to increase impulsivity, the combination seems to decrease (i.e. improve) impulsivity in children with ADHD. As such, the combination of L-theanine and caffeine may have the potential to be used as a therapeutic and / or dose sparing agent to manage symptoms in children with ADHD.
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Top 10 LG G5 Settings to Change
When buyers get the fancy new LG G5 out of the box and setup, a few things should be changed. In fact, multiple LG G5 settings or features can be enabled to offer a better overall experience, ease of use, and more on this unique modular smartphone.
These are some of the first LG G5 settings we change on our devices, and are what we recommend buyers do in order to enjoy their new phone to the fullest, explore all the options and G5 settings, and get the most from the phone.
Read: 15 Exciting LG G5 Cases
Now that the shiny and improved aluminum, dual camera, fingerprint scanner, modular G5 is available around the globe, users have a lot of questions. These changes will make things simple, add extra features, improve the LG G5 and have owners prepared for the future.
While most G5 users have enjoyed LG phones in the past, this could also be your first LG due to it having a replaceable battery and a micro-SD slot, something most phones don't offer. Exploring these settings will help users get familiar with the device, learn where everything is, and get set up for the best experience possible all at the same time.
Almost everything detailed above will improve performance and daily tasks on the G5, disable things most users don't need or want, and add or turn on additional features to make it the best smartphone possible. Some of which are disabled out of the box.
Of course all users should setup the fingerprint scanner, which it suggests during the first boot, customize the quick settings on the notification bar to give you fast access to the flash as a flashlight, and other things, but these LG G5 settings go further than that. Take a look at everything we recommend below.
Setup Multiple Fingerprints
On first boot the G5 will have owners setup a fingerprint along with a second level of security like a password, pattern or pin. The fingerprint scanner is extremely quick and easy to use, and setup only takes 7-8 taps of a finger. Samsung devices take more like 12-15, and much longer to save.
However, we'd recommend speeding through setup after the first fingerprint, and adding a few more. Of course the scanner being on the back most won't add a thumb, but you'll want to have more than one finger saved.
Built into the power button around back under the camera is the fingerprint scanner, located right where most users rest their index finger while holding the phone. It protrudes a bit, making it easy to find and tap.
Head into Settings > General Column > Fingerprints & security > Fingerprints > Enter Pin > and select "Add Fingerprint". We'd recommend users add both index fingers, for easy unlocking in either hand. As well as maybe a third finger. One thing I liked, was tap a finger to the scanner in here and it shows users which print that is saved to that specific finger. So owners don't accidentally delete the wrong one if they ever need to redo them.
Also, we'd recommend redoing any saved fingerprint after a case has been installed, for the most precise angle and saved data possible. This will ensure a good experience moving forward.
Learn or Enable Quick Camera and Tap to Wake
There are two quick things that all owners need to know about. When the screen is off double tap volume down, or double tap the screen. Double clicking volume down instantly launches the camera in under 0.08 seconds, and double tapping the screen turns it on. Both of these are extremely convenient.
Being able to instantly launch the camera is a nice feature many love, and "KnockON" lets us use the phone even while it's laying on a desk. Double tap, enter a pin, and continue using the phone without ever picking it up and searching for the power or fingerprint scanner. It's quick, simple, and easy. Double tap anywhere that's blank on a screen and it will instantly turn the screen off too. LG was first to offer this, and it's still one of our favorite features.
Add a Micro-SD Card
The LG G5 only has 32GB of internal storage, and nearly 12GB is used out of the box on the AT&T model due to all the bloatware, LG apps, AT&T apps, Amazon Apps and other things users will never use. Below we'll explain how to hide most of that, too.
As a result your brand new phone only has around 20-22GB of space available, which will fill up quick with apps, games, photos and video. This has less space than a Samsung Galaxy S7, which is usually the worst when it comes to bloatware.
The G5 can handle up to 2TB of storage, which is a ton. However, the highest micro-SD available is 200GB, and some 128GB options are on sale on Amazon for super low prices all the time. Once done, make sure the camera is saving to the SD card, not internal storage. It should change this by default, but check camera settings to be sure.
Use the SIM removal tool, which is where the micro-SD card is located, and toss in some extra storage to last you a few years.
Turn On "Always On Display"
A big selling point on the LG G5 is the always on display. It turns on a tiny area of the screen 24/7 in a low power mode to show owners the time, date and missed calls or incoming notifications. Allowing us to see quick information without turning on the phone. Research suggests most users turn on their phone over 150 times a day.
Having this feature enabled only uses about 1% of battery life an hour, so 8% during an entire day at work, and will save battery in the long run by keeping the screen off for those needing to take a quick glance.
For whatever reason (likely the small 2,800 mAh battery) this is disabled out of the box, although LG talked about it a lot while announcing the phone.
Read: How to Enable LG G5 Always On Display
Head into Settings > Display > and toggle the On/Off for the Always-On Display, and you're all set.
Download A New Home Launcher (App Tray)
You may have noticed that the LG G5 doesn't have an application drawer or tray like all Android devices. Similar to an iPhone, all the apps are plastered on the homescreens or in folders. Lets fix this.
No App Tray
This can be confusing for average smartphone owners, but Android devices can easily be completely changed in seconds. Change the entire look, feel, operation and features of the homescreen and application tray with something called a "launcher". These have been popular for years, and the LG Home Launcher on the G5 doesn't have an application tray. Meaning users don't know where to look to find apps, or their all shoved into folders on a second screen.
Read: How to Add An Application Drawer to the LG G5
Navigate to the Google Play Store and download the Google Now Launcher, NOVA Launcher, or even LG Home 4.0 (here) to get your phone operating like all other Android's you've ever owned. Meaning a few icons on the screens, and the rest in the app tray.
Clean Up & Customize the Pulldown Bar
The notification pulldown bar is extremely helpful on Android devices. There are 5 icons for quick shortcuts to some of the most used settings, which can be customized by hitting the little button in the top right next to the settings icon. I have WiFi, Bluetooth, Flashlight and an option to quickly take screenshots with the "Capture+" button.
However, owners probably noticed the notification center is also filled with tons of absolutely unnecessary stuff taking up space. Like a slider for brightness and volume, screen sharing and some silly file sharing icons. These are helpful in select scenarios on rare occasions, and don't need to be here all the time.
Above is an image of the notification bar options and quick settings, the edit button is highlighted, and then you can see we've unchecked everything we don't want. We'd recommend owners disable almost all of this, and keep maybe volume or brightness based on your needs.
This saves room for what's important, which are incoming messages, emails, Facebook notifications and other things.
Disable Bloatware
As we said above, the LG G5 is using nearly 12GB of storage out of the box with tons of useless apps. Things like AT&T apps, T-Mobile TV, Verizon Navigator (or their awful text app) and then even more stuff like Amazon, DirecTV, Yellow Pages, Uber, Lookout Security and more. It's really a ton of apps wasting space that almost no one will ever use.
Sadly we can't uninstall them and get our space back, but we can disable and hide them completely. Cleaning up the homescreen, app tray, and only allowing the phone to show apps we actually care about.
Pull down the notification bar and tap the gear-shaped Settings button, then navigate to General > Apps > and select any of the apps mentioned above and tap "Disable". This will uninstall the latest version and disable then hide the app. It's our only option, sadly, but better than nothing.
Use "Smart Settings"
LG has a nice option in settings called Smart Settings that are very useful and can save battery life and time. Similar to Motorola Actions back in the day. When you leave the house, Smart Settings will automatically turn off WiFi (if you'd like) and turn on Bluetooth for hands-free driving and calls in the car. When you get to work, it knows your location and will turn WiFi back on, if applicable.
Head into Settings > General > Smart Settings > and try a few options. We can even set the G5 to automatically open Google Music when headphones are plugged in. They're nice little smart setting shortcuts that many owners love once all setup to perfection. Give it a try today.
Turn On NFC & Android Pay
Thanks to running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow and having a fingerprint scanner, users can make wireless mobile payments with Android Pay. Go to the Google Play Store and download Android Pay, turn on NFC in settings, and add a credit card.
Then, just tap Android Pay, securely sign in with a fingerprint, and tap the LG G5 to a payment terminal to make a payment easily and quickly while on the go.
Turn On Battery Saver and Charge a Spare
Most buyers who ordered the LG G5 got a second spare 2,800 mAh battery, and a portable charging dock to charge it without putting it in the phone. This is very nice, as it allows you to quickly swap a full battery in a matter of seconds.
And while the LG G5 charges from 0-80% in about 35 minutes anyways using the included charger, it's even easier to have a spare full battery for after work. However, we can also extend how much time is left by using battery saver mode. Under Settings > Battery is a batter saver mode that once enabled will turn on at 15%. This turns off unnecessary things to extend battery life for a few more hours. Perfect for a night out, or while in emergency situations. It's good to have one, know about, and be prepared to use.
Now the LG G5 is ready for almost anything, but feel free to look through settings to learn more about the phone. Once down, check out some official LG G5 accessories below.
14 Official LG G5 Accessories
LG G5 Replaceable Battery
These days most smartphones have a fixed battery, meaning it cannot be removed. LG claims the fastest way to recharge a smartphone or the G5, is to replace the battery. Something that's easily achievable with the LG G5 and its modular design.
Click the little button on the bottom of the LG G5 and the battery is completely removable. The bottom slides out, and the battery can be replaced in seconds. It isn't the biggest battery, being just 2,800 mAh, but it's easy to replace. Additionally, it recharges faster than any LG phone to date, has battery saving features, and runs Android 7.0 Nougat. Meaning battery life shouldn't be a big concern.
Those who grab the LG G5 will want to get a spare battery to easily throw in when the phone is dead. Perfect for traveling or while busy at work when you need to recharge your phone.
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I have the LG G5 on Verizon and it does NOT appear to offer the "Smart Settings" which you show here.
Genia Herring
My LG G5 Also Appears to have no "Smart Settings" and it is also a Verizon Phone. Why Do We Not Have This Awesome Feature? This is One thing I am disappointed about…..
Fatma Jeddah
My LG doesn't show peeking with spotify. Its annoying having to totally unlock the phone to either change song choice or pause the playing song. What do i do to get the heads up?
I have the G5 with Verizon. Where is the data widget? Can't find it anymore to add to the home screen. It disappeared.


Cook the cauliflower in boiling water for 5 minues, Drain, reserving cooking water.
Heat oil in same pan, stir in flour. Remove from heat, add milk, stir until blended. Add 150 ml cooking liquid, bring to boil, cook gently for 3 minutes, until thickened.
Stir in sweetcorn, parsley and half the cheese. Season to taste ( a little nutmeg is rather nice as well).Gently fold in cauliflower and turn into a 1.5 litre dish.
For topping, place flour in bowl, rub in butter until mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Add oats, almonds and cheese. Sprinkle over vegetable mixture and bake in oven for 30 minutes.
Leftover cauliflower cooking water is a great base for making stock or very delicately flavoured soup. I usually freeze it in pints.
Cashews are a good substitute for almonds though I've used pretty much whatever I had handy at various times.
If I'm using a broad, shallow dish, I usually double the topping quantities (though not the cheese). I like a decent layer of topping.
Does reheat quite well in a microwave if needed.
Original recipe from Mridula Baljekar's The Complete Indian Cookbook which replicates the taste of UK Indian restaurant cooking like no other cookbook I've encountered. However, I suspect she would probably not recognise my version of her dish.
Heat 2 tbsps oil and fry mustard seeds until they pop.
Add cumin seeds, fenugreek seeds and curry leaves (if used) and immediately follow with the garlic and red chillies. Allow garlic to turn slightly brown.
Add the spinach, stir and mix thoroughly. Cover and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Melt the ghee or butter over medium heat and brown the diced potatoes. Remove from heat and keep aside.
Heat the remaining oil over medium heat and fry onions until well browned (about 10 minutes). Avoid burning onions as burnt onions are bitter.
Adjust heat to minimum, add turmeric, cumin, garam masala, chilli powder, stir and fry for 2-3 minutes.
Add the spinach, potatoes, tomatoes, and salt, cover and simmer for 10 minutes until the potatoes are tender, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat.
The above is the original recipe but it is pretty flexible and I have frequently abused it mightily, as comments in the ingredients list will already indicate.
In fact, I most often make it with a 225g pack of baby spinach leaves as that is generally what's available at the supermarket, and I rarely get around to chopping them up. I have done the full whack of spinach but I find the recipe then tastes a bit slimy, so I suppose I'm really making potato and spinach bhaji. Either way, use a big pan. 225g spinach is a lot. I have a large saute pan that works really well for this.
I am also a lazy cook and the plongeur gets a bit fractious if I use too many pans so I have taken to cooking the onions first and then slinging in the diced potatoes with them. Seems to work. Also, if I'm using real tomatoes, I've stopped skinning them first. Life is short and I am hungry. Tastes good too if you added some chopped coriander at the end.
Also, protip for this recipe: chop the garlic before you start cooking, not when you suddenly realise you need it now and the mustard seeds are threatening to incinerate themselves.
I tend to be a bit generous with the chilli pepper flakes at the beginning so I have accidentally produced some quite incendiary versions of this. This I will say: if you do the 225g fresh spinach version and are generous with the pepper flakes, this dish will wake the dead and it is a stonkingly good flush-out for blocked nasal cavities when you have a cold.
This recipe is one of my party pieces. It's quick, easy and tastes ridiculously delicious.
Sift together flour and cocoa powder, add sugar, and mix together well.
In a second bowl, whisk the eggs and oil together, add the pureed beetroot and mix well.
Add to dry ingredients, mix together lightly, then spoon the mixture into 12 muffin cases and bake for 20-25 minutes until brown and risen. Leave in tray until cool.
The original recipe calls for the addition of 75g raisins to the dry ingredients. I like raisins, Paul Kincaid likes raisins, but after the first time I made this recipe we agreed that raisins have no place in chocolate beetroot muffins and I now leave them out.
Cooked beetroot is available in most supermarkets. Make sure to buy the vacuum-packed version that hasn't been dressed with vinegar. However, this is also a good way of using up the wizened beetroots lurking at the bottom of the veg box that you otherwise don't really know what to do with. Just simmer in water until soft, then top, tail, skin and puree.
However unlikely this recipe sounds, it works well. Beetroot is sweet but with a faint edge of earthiness that enhances the chocolate flavour. Even my mother, the arch-conservative cake baker, who makes a truly magnificent chocolate victoria sponge, was impressed when she tasted these muffins. My father was too busy having second helpings.
When I'm not gardening, or writing about gardening, I cook. Various people have been on at me to give them recipes so it seems simplest to put them here on Fragrant Zodiack. First up is the pizza dough recipe my friends all want.
This is a recipe for pizza dough that seems to work for everyone who tries it. Certainly, I've used it for years and it's never failed me. Also, it freezes incredibly well. The name comes from my friend RJ Barker, who thinks it's the best recipe he's ever used. Recipe originally comes from The Sunday Times Cook's Companion. Serves 6. This recipe makes two rectangular pizzas the size of a standard 30 x 23cm (12 x 9in) baking sheet.
Heat the milk to boiling point, then set it aside until lukewarm.
Use about 4 tbs of the milk to activate the yeast. Add sugar. Sift the flour and salt into a bowl. Mix the remaining warm milk with the egg and oil and stir lightly together. Make a well in the centre of the flour and pour in the yeast and egg mixtures all at once. Mix to a dough.
In a bowl, sift together the flour, yeast and salt. Mix the egg with the oil and milk and stir lightly together. Add the egg mixture to the flour all at once and mix to a dough.
Turn out the dough, which will be very sticky, onto a well-floured surface and knead for about five minutes or until it is springy and elastic. Form the dough into a ball, put it in a bowl, cover and leave to rise until it has doubled in volume.
As there are only two of us here I don't make baking-sheet pizza but instead divide the dough into six balls, four of which I then freeze individually. I roll the remaining balls out thinly, to dinner-plate size, do the pizza stuff and then cook on baking sheets in a very hot oven (240°C/475°F) for about 20 minutes.
This dough survives the freezing process very well; I take it out in the morning to defrost and by evening it is ready to roll and cover with topping.


Cornerstone is a leading funder and installer of energy efficiency measures, from insulation and heating to renewable technologies. A family business, we have grown organically to service customers across the whole of mainland UK while retaining the steadfast commitment to customer satisfaction that has been our hallmark.
In addition to private and social housing, Cornerstone also works within the commercial and new build sectors as well as partnering local authorities and main contractors on major public sector refurbishment projects. Our expertise extends to hard to treat properties including high rise buildings, park homes and houses of non-traditional construction, each of which demands a bespoke solution. Read more.
"Norwich City Council has worked with Cornerstone on our external wall insulation work stream and has found their work to be of an extremely high standard. Resident satisfaction is always very high. I have no hesitation in recommending Cornerstone to potential future clients."
"Cornerstone is the company who go the extra mile. Installing solar panels on two buildings simultaneously in August 2015 went without a hitch. Both premises were fully operational throughout and the staff were very professional. The installation was under constant supervision by their Project Manager which meant that we could continue business without a worry. The support did not stop there, the paperwork and registration were handled for us. All in all we are very satisfied with the whole project and would not hesitate in recommending Cornerstone for all your installation requirements."
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Fisherman Dies in Channel Collision
By Injury Attorney
One fisherman died after another fishing boat rear-ended his boat last month, throwing him into the Cal-Sag Channel in Illinois, reports say.
The Orland Park man, whose name was not released, drowned when the second boat swerved to avoid a log and hit his fishing boat, which was not moving at the time, Oddly, the fisherman thrown into the water could not swim and was not wearing a life jacket, reports say.
Identified only as a 41-year-old man from Orland Park, emergency Services responders used helicopters with an infrared cameras along with divers with sonar to find the man, who was eventually recovered, but was deceased.
Illinois officials are investigating the incident and will determine if there will be any penalties or suits levied against the colliding boat, reports say.
In accidental deaths such as this, making sure the family knows their rights is critical. Questions may only be answered by experts who have dealt with similar situations. The Doan Law Firm, P.C. has extensive experience in personal injury and accidental death and can assist any family suffering loss or injury. Contact The Doan Law Firm, P.C., led by Houston personal injury attorney Jimmy Doan, at 1 Riverway, Suite 1700, Houston, Texas 77056, (713) 869-4747 or (800) 910-FIRM.
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How is technology shaping our future? What are the trends that are influencing our work day and altering how we do business and why are skills and talent the key to our future?
The world is rapidly changing and technology is in the driving seat. Technology has given people the flexibility to work differently. It has opened up doors for everyone and the world is becoming a smaller place for those that choose to develop with the technology. We need to brace ourselves for unprecedented growth with regard to anytime, anywhere on-demand information and entertainment.
People are empowered more than ever before. The rise of eBay, Amazon and TripAdvisor give everyone the opportunity to review a business, a person, an idea. This unlocks a powerful tool that allows us to listen to what is being said in the public domain and act accordingly. Everyone can be our public critic, and equally, where there is critique, there is the opportunity to evaluate, enhance and direct the reviews towards the positive. For the first time, customers are sitting arm-in-arm with CEOs setting strategy, and the opportunity is to harness that thinking.
Taking a look at the pace of technological change, some of the emerging technologies that are impacting learning and how social media changes how we engage our learners, workers and customers of tomorrow, this engaging and thought-provoking presentation will make us think about how technology is altering how we think, communicate, work and learn.
keywords: technology, change, social media, online, education, skills, talent, future.
M. Poyiadgi (2015) THE 3TS: TECHNOLOGIES, TRENDS, TALENT, EDULEARN15 Proceedings, p. 2419.


Monica first came to yoga as the result of a back injury. She was stunned to find that yoga not only healed her back (quickly!) but also transformed her mind, heart, spirit, relationships and entire life – all for the better!
She completed her 500–hour certification at Svaha Yoga studio in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Her magnificent teachers there are of the Jivamukti lineage but have also had strict Iyengar training, leading to a rich and diverse yoga education. She has also studied Anusara, Baptiste power yoga and Ashtanga. In addition, Monica recently completed a two-year Yoga Therapy training at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. In this training she studied (and continues to study) with several of the finest teachers in the Krishnamacharya/Desikachar lineage.
Monica is also a professional musician/Bhakti yogini and is currently working on a mantra (musical Sanskrit chanting) CD. She has appeared for the past 3 years at Bhakti Fest, the "Woodstock of Yoga" with her friend and colleague, Masood Ali Khan.
With over 800 hours of teacher training, her sense of wonder and gratitude toward her students and the practice of Yoga is richer than ever. Yoga has miraculously transformed her life and she is deeply grateful to be teaching and enthusiastically sharing this miracle with others!
Combination of traditional and flow style yoga that utilizes breathing, yoga poses, relaxation and meditation to create balance and inner peace. Prerequisites: None.
Promotion of overall health by strengthening muscles and stimulating glands and organs. Basic postures, breathing and relaxation techniques. Prerequisites: None.


At Xcalak, Mexico, on the border of Belize, there's a great fishing lodge called Costa de Cocos where the permit are plenty. And whether you're getting after it out on the Caribbean flat or just chilling on shore, you'll look good doing it in these. But their classic styling isn't all they've got going for them. Their full metal frames are made with our tough, corrosion-resistant alloy Monel, designed for folks who aren't afraid to get wet when they're at play.


We welcome papers from all humanities disciplines (including, but not restricted to, English, History, Art History, and Religious Studies) and covering a diverse range of media, forms, and genres, such as fiction, poetry, drama, life writing, conduct literature, children's literature, religious writing, periodicals, portraiture, photography, satirical prints, material culture, medical literature, institutions and their discourses, longevity literature, advertising, elegy.
Please note that there will be no conference fee for delegates.
Please send proposals of no more than 200 words by 30th April 2019 to aculley@lincoln.ac.uk or via the conference website under 'further information' below.
We are delighted that a selection of papers from the conference will form the basis of a special issue on 'Narratives of Ageing in the Nineteenth Century' for the journal Age, Culture, Humanities to appear in 2021.
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Autoimmune polyendocrinopathy candidiasis ectodermal dystrophy (APECED) is a rare autosomal recessive syndrome due to mutations in AIRE, characterized by autoimmune endocrinopathies and mucocutaneous candidiasis. It is accompanied by serum auto-antibodies whose generation has been mainly related to autoreactive T cells escape from tolerance mechanisms. Recent data suggest a T cell independent mechanism implicated in altered peripheral B cell selection and its possible contribution to the pathogenesis of autoimmune disease. Despite these observations, B cell subsets phenotype in these patients is still poorly characterized.
To perform a detailed analysis of B and T cell subsets in a cohort of APECED patients in order to better understand whether an intrinsic alteration in B cell compartment is present. We also evaluated B lymphocytes related cytokines (BAFF, IL-21) in patients' sera compared to age matched control.
Flow cytometric analysis of B cell subsets was performed in 12 patients with APECED coming from Sardinia, Italy, compared to age-matched healthy donors. The following B cell subsets were analysed: transitional, naïve, IgM and switched memory and plasmacells; T cell subsets: Treg, CD4 and CD8 T cell subsets (naïve, central memory, effector memory) ELISA assay was performed for cytokines determination in sera.
Analysis show an altered distribution of the immature peripheral B cells compartment in APECED patients and an increased level of BAFF in patients' sera. The T cell compartment is skewed towards effector memory T cells.
Increasing the knowledge on B cells in APECED patients improves the comprehension of autoimmunity pathogenesis in immunodeficiency and may allow the exploration of the possible clinical efficacy of B cell targeted therapy.


Caprylic Acid (Octanoic Acid) is a medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) typically found in coconut and palm kernel oils as well as breast milk. Caprylic Acid can help promote healthy intestinal flora while maintaining normal stomach acidity levels. It is well known for its antibacterial' antiviral' and anti-fungal properties' and has been shown to be beneficial against Candida (yeast) infections.
Other Ingredients: Gelatin' glycerin and purified water.
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Before using any dietary supplement' pregnant or lactating women should consult with a physician or health professional.


The Real Estate listing at 18 Earl Street, Hamilton, On is no longer available on HomeFinder.ca. See CURRENT REAL ESTATE AVAILABLE in Gibson.
This real estate property is located at 18 Earl Street in Gibson (Hamilton Downtown). Other areas in the vicinity are: Bartonville, Beasley, Blakeley, Corktown, Crown Point.
18 Earl Street is mostly surrounded by single-detached properties with Vietnamese population who owned a home the most dominant in the area.


Ling has been in the field of acupuncture and oriental medicine since 2012 and she brings extensive clinical experience from a post graduate internship at the prestigious Tzuchi Hospital in Taipei, Taiwan.
Ling had early exposure to Traditional Chinese Medicine since she was born into a family of third generation of TCM doctors in her family. After completing her Bachler of science degree from UBC, she directly went to study a 5 years doctor of TCM program at the International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ICTCM).
During her studies Ling also had the opportunity to intern for 2 month in the hospital in there. Where she learned from various doctors such as special Tuina techniques in traumatology, herbal prescriptions for chronic skin disease, and allergic rhinitis. She also had the privilege to observe more severe cases in CVA where they perform acupuncture for post stroke recovery, and use chinese medicine as a supplement to chemotherapy or radiation therapy for cancer patients.
From 2015-2018, Ling decide to expand her horizon by working as an acupuncturist on board the cruise ships, where she dealt with many chronic conditions such as pain, arthritis, digestive issues, and aging illnesses in seniors.
Now Ling is back on land and would like to apply her skills and expertise to treat Pain conditions, weight loss, facial rejuvenation, psycho-mental disorders so on. Using several aspects of Traditional Chinese Medicine including Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Remedies, Diet and Lifestyle Recommendations, Ling is able to begin treating your health concerns today!


Aaron and Dusty host their worst episode yet. It was a busy week, what with F1, Indycar, and IMSA. We discuss this weeks past news as well as the races. Believe it or not, our gears aren't always ground. Once again, sorry.


The Martinet Footbridge plays an important role in the soft mobility infrastructure in Lausanne, Switzerland. Engineered by Emch+Berger SA Lausanne, it is the first footbridge in Switzerland that is made of ultra-high-performance fibre reinforced cement-based composite material (UHPFRC).
The UHPFRC material was chosen to discretely and effectively integrate the 15.3 m long bridge into the existing urban buildings and to create an original and eye-pleasing experience. It also showcases the design and construction of a slender UHPFRC structure.
The asymmetric U-shaped cross-section consists of 2 main girders, an "organic" one and one with a full web. Both girders form a half-frame with the bottom plate stiffened with ribs in the transverse direction. In the longitudinal direction, the structure consists of 9 precast segments connected by straight post-tensioned cables. The bridge rests on two reinforced-concrete abutment walls.
Two models were created in SCIA Engineer: a strut and tie model and a model with beam elements and plates for the organic girder. Numerous SCIA Engineer functionalities were successfully applied: import DXF, 2D and 3D frames, graphical sections and dynamic analysis. The analysis helped achieve the main project goals. Moreover, the results obtained from SCIA Engineer model corresponded with the frequencies measured on site.
The Martinet footbridge project was a nominee in the "Civil Structures" category of the SCIA User Contest 2017 "The Art of Structural Design".


I want to take my reel apart to possibly oil and grease it up... I bought a Penn oil and grease kit today... before I take it apart though, is there any sealant or something that needs to be used upon reassembly that keeps the water out from the internals? Are there any how-to's anywhere?
Will you be dunking your reel? If so a sealant may help but most guys will just "pack" their reels with grease to help with saltwater intrusion.
Well I'm hanging this reel up Tony. Long story short I have had massive amounts of wind knots, at least 1 every 3-4 casts when using twitch baits. I have tried everything in the book and it still happens. To make sure it wasnt user error I did my own little test.
Same rod, same braid. Only difference besides reel was I tied the braid to the mono on the old reel so that it would have some backing. I doubt having backing changes anything. Therefore, its the reel.... Relieved but bummed all at once!
I am having the same issues with a Battle 1000. Love the reel, but cant avoid the wind knots, and also after maybe 4 trips out on the water, the reel is sounding rough on the retrieve...... The reel gets babied on and off the water and has never been dunked, just maybe an occasional splash from the salt water. But it always gets a good bath afterwards.
Sorry to jack the thread, but since a penn representative responded I wanted to put my $.02 in. I too have experienced the wind knot phenomena with the penn battle. One on a 4000 and the other on a 3000. Both of them are not my reels, but were gifts to two different friends in different locations. Each of them were frustrated with the wind knot issue every couple of casts. Both of them were using braid, the only difference was that one was using a twitchbait, while the other used a yo zuri style ripbait. Pretty interesting that I have found another person with the same problem. It must be something wrong with the line roller I assume.
If you would like to send your reel in for a replacement we will be happy to replace them for you. If interested send us a PM.
Ya must have got a good one.
Tony are you still there?
You get wind knots when using twitch baits? And you wonder why... Do you close the bail by hand and always pull on the line to avoid the loop on the spool? Twitch baits means you are always making slack and are always going to be dealing with wind knots. And Penn is willing to switch out your reels guys! Wow they are bending over backwards for you. I'm very impressed by this Penn Rep guy. He takes such a beating from folks here and on s.o.l. And always willing to work things out. He's got a rough job, a grand majority of the complaints he gets on these forums are user error not anything to do with the inability of his products.


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Incipio Announces Acquisition Of Accessory Make Griffin
By Tyler Lee, on 08/05/2016 19:00 PDT
When it comes to accessories for smartphones, tablets, and laptops, brands like Incipio, Incase, Griffin, Spigen, and etc. get thrown around a lot. However it looks like the accessories world just got a bit smaller because accessory maker Incipio has announced that they will be acquiring Griffin, another accessory maker.
To be more specific, it is Incipio's parent company Incipio Group that will be acquiring Griffin, thus putting them under their umbrella which also plays host to a variety of other brands you might have heard of, such as Incase, Braven, Clamcase, and Tavik, and given Griffin's popularity, no doubt this addition will help boost the company's profile.
According to Andy Fathollahi, Founder and CEO of Incipio Group, "As part of Incipio Group, Griffin strengthens our product development and manufacturing capabilities, complements our existing product lines in rugged cases, power and connectivity, and allows our brands to reach a broader domestic and international audience through enhanced distribution in the business-to-business, enterprise and education verticals."
Paul Griffin, Founder and CEO of Griffin Technology adds, "This is an exciting and pivotal moment for the Griffin brand. Partnering with Incipio Group provides Griffin with a strong support system and improved capabilities to continue developing accessories that people love and use every day." It is unclear what the Incipio Group plans for Griffin, but assuming it is the case as the other brands under their group, we expect that it will be business as usual.
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This brief cost analysis suggests diverting people with mental illness into crisis centers rather than jails could provide better mental-health care and promote public safety at a fraction of the cost of incarceration. The reforms will require new investments in our mental health care system, but those expenses will be far outweighed by the savings from the criminal justice system.
Diversion is far less expensive, more humane, more effective and safer than simply sending people with mental issues to prison. Arkansas has thousands of prisoners with mental health issues. Sending these people to treatment allows the system to focus resources on those who are true threats to society.
The report bases its conclusions on analysis of costs and outcomes of similar programs in San Antonio, TX; Oklahoma; Georgia; New Mexico; and Oregon. It applies the savings in these states to the current costs of adjudication, incarceration, and treatment for Arkansas' mentally ill. The report acknowledges that it is only an initial analysis of potential savings and that a deeper study is warranted.
It is clear that failing to meet the needs of people with mental illness in an appropriate setting will result in larger drains on the state budget, less humane outcomes for people with mental illness and less public safety.


In early 2014, Partners and the GE Foundation presented the results of a 3-year evaluation of Partners' model of Sustainable Impact Investment.
Partners shared results from a 3-year evaluation of our model of Sustainable Impact Investment at an event in early 2014 supported by the GE Foundation. Nike Carstarphen, who conducted the evaluation, explained how Partners merged the concepts of social entrepreneurship with a commitment to building durable organizations in transitioning democracies. The resulting international network of 19 local, autonomous Partners' Centers for Change and Conflict Management now has over 25 years of experience promoting democracy and peace throughout the world.
To view the presentation in its entirety, go to Ideas Laboratory, GE's and Atlantic Media Strategies' joint initiative that brings together experts and thought leaders to address some of today's most pressing issues.


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Live at the Sunset is the fourth album by free jazz collective quartet Other Dimensions In Music, composed of trumpeter Roy Campbell, multi-instrumentalist Daniel Carter, bassist William Parker and Hamid Drake replacing regular drummer Rashid Bakr. It was recorded at the Sunset club in Paris in 2006 and released on the French Marge label.

Reception

The All About Jazz review by Clifford Allen states "The sort of freedom engendered by ODIM is one that can call upon funeral marches and jubilee shouts as easily as Africanized tone-rows and triple-time barnstorming."

A writer for The Free Jazz Collective commented: "Drake and Parker play like they are one person with two bodies, and their rhythmic foundation supports the tonal soundscapes weaved by Campbell and Carter, who both have a huge background, but more importantly, they play with the rare combination of emotional and creative power... excellent free playing, moving naturally, rhythmically, full of intensity, full of spirituality and musical vision."

Track listing
All compositions by Other Dimensions In Music
Disc One:
 "Announcement" - 1:10
 "Other Dimensional Space Travelers" - 12:51
 "Hip Bop" - 5:04
 "Blues Configuration" - 12:15
 "Slam Me Down" - 3:24
 "Afro Caribbean High Life" - 4:26
 "Blues for Baghdad" - 9:06
 "Desert Dance" - 20:34
Disc Two:
 "Blues for Iraq" - 12:03
 "New Millenium Chaos" - 5:04
 "Funk the Government / The Betrayal of New Orleans / Hurricane Katrina" - 3:17
 "Suite for Miles Davis" - 9:54
 "For Louis, Cootie and Lester" - 6:34
 "Song of Hole and Peace for the Future of Humanity" - 10:56
 "Call for the Gathering of All the Righteous and Spiritual People" - 20:09
 "James Brown Ascension" - 5:37

Personnel
Roy Campbell - trumpet, pocket trumpet, flugelhorn, flute, recorder, shepherd pipes
Daniel Carter - alto sax, flute, trumpet, voice
William Parker - bass, musette
Hamid Drake - drums, frame drum

References

2007 live albums
Marge Records live albums
Other Dimensions In Music live albums

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Eduard Klapwijk is a part-time postdoctoral researcher at the Erasmus SYNC lab since 2020. A central question in his research is: Why do most teenagers grow up to be kind to others while a proportion engage in harmful, antisocial and risky behaviors? He is very much interested in how we can address these questions using neuroimaging methods in a robust, reproducible way. His current focus as a postdoc at Erasmus University is to determine the optimal sample size in developmental studies for a range of fMRI tasks.
Eduard was raised in Rotterdam and went to Leiden to be trained in developmental psychology and cognitive neuroscience (Research Master at Leiden University, 2011, Cum Laude). During his PhD (2011-2016) he investigated the neural mechanisms underlying social-emotional dysfunction in conduct disorder and autism spectrum disorders at Leiden University Medical Center. He then worked one-and-a-half year as a data-driven management consultant, after which he returned to academia. From 2017-2020, he worked as a postdoc in the Brain and Development Research Center at Leiden University where he worked on large-scale collaborative projects focused on brain morphology. Since 2019, he is a co-chair of the ENIGMA Working Group on Antisocial Behavior, an international collaboration aimed at performing large-scale meta- and mega-analyses of neuroimaging data. Since May 2021, Eduard is also employed as a Research Data Steward at the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioral Sciences.


Happy Birthday to ASTRO's Cha Eunwoo!
It's ASTRO's Cha Eunwoo's birthday! Cha Eunwoo turns 19 years old or 20 years of Korean age on the 30th of March and he will be celebrating with the other members of ASTRO as well as receiving lots of heartfelt birthday messages from all the Arohas around the world!
NowKPop wishes Cha Eunwoo a amazing birthday and many more to come!


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Maternal and Child Health is an elective concentration of the MPH program that is associated with the Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health.
The MCH concentration provides interdisciplinary, graduate-level training in maternal and child public health research and practice, including epidemiology, biostatistics, program planning and management, policy development, and advocacy.
Graduates who complete the concentration will acquire the skills to become leaders in improving the systems, programs, and policies that support the health of women, children, and families in the United States.
Students electing to pursue the Maternal and Child Health MPH Concentration must satisfy the General MPH Requirements for the School of Public Health and Department of Health Services as well as the additional requirements listed below.