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Consumer Discretionary Sector Sees Record Venture Capital Activity in 2015 – March 2016
According to Preqin's Venture Deals Analyst database on Private Equity Online, there have been 2,293 venture capital financings in the consumer discretionary industry since 2007 worth an aggregate $13.8bn. Although the sector represents only 3% of the number of deals and 2% of the aggregate deal value of the total venture capital market, recent years have seen the number of deals in the consumer discretionary sector rise, as shown in the chart below. Deal activity has increased each year since 2009, bar a 9% decrease in number and 14% decrease in aggregate value in 2013. Both the number and aggregate value of venture capital deals in the sector reached record levels in 2015, rising from 137 and $781mn in 2009 to 390 and $3.4bn respectively.
North America has seen the most venture capital deal activity in the consumer discretionary sector since 2007, accounting for 44% of all deals to date. European venture capital financings, which once accounted for 34% of consumer discretionary deals in 2007, have seen fluctuating activity since, with the proportion dropping to just 13% in 2015. India, however, has seen a steady increase in the proportion of deals in recent years compared to other regions, accounting for 7% of the number of financings in 2011 and rising to almost a quarter in 2015, the second largest proportion in the consumer discretionary sector after North America.
Since 2012, angel/seed deals have been the most prevalent, accounting for 42% of the number of deals in the sector, while series A deals represented a fifth of transactions. Despite the large volume of angel/seed deals, due to smaller average deal sizes they contributed only 5% of the aggregate value over the same time period; whereas series A deals accounted for 25% of the value. The average value of series A deals in the industry decreased by 18% from $8.8mn in 2014 to $7.2mn in 2015; however, the average value of series B, C and D deals increased by 32%, 88% and 35% respectively in the same period.
Within the consumer discretionary sector, the education/training industry accounted for 28% of the number of deals and 24% of aggregate value in 2015. The consumer services industry accounted for 24% and 27% of the number of deals and aggregate value in 2015 respectively, and has seen a steady increase since 2012, witnessing a rise of 59% and 82% respectively in the number of deals and aggregate value from 2014 (49 deals for $230mn) to 2015 (78 deals for $419mn). All other industries (excluding consumer products) within the consumer discretionary sector, including entertainment, leisure, restaurants and retail, also saw significant rises in aggregate value from 2014 to 2015.
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Review: Koshchei the Deathless (Mignola)
Posted on September 26, 2019 by Joe
I've always had a soft spot for eastern European folklore and mythology. I grew up on Norse and Greek myths, and later Egyptian and Celtic. But Slavic myths were harder to stumble upon (when I was young and you had to look in books at the library), so references to Baba Yaga and the original vampires were quite tantalizing.
Now I've read much more and discovered much more, and it only gets better and weirder. Koshchei is a wonderfully bizarre character, a traditional Russian villain known for his immortality and penchant for stealing young women from their lovers. While various tales differ, the main constant is that he has ensured his immortality by hiding his soul in an egg, which is inside various creatures and objects. The hero must then find his soul in order to defeat him.
But we're not here for that today. Today we're talking about the Hellboy story of Koshchei the Deathless. The character of Koshchei has appeared in Hellboy stories before, but in this standalone volume, Koshchei and Hellboy are sharing a friendly drink in Hell and Koshchei is sadly recounting the tragedies of his life, the loss of his friends and adoptive parents, and his enslavement to Baba Yaga.
In this telling, Koshchei was a man with relentless ambition who ensured his immortality and then found himself under the command of the great witch Baba Yaga, who had her own vendetta against Hellboy. Eventually she agrees to release Koshchei if he slays the last dragons, which he agrees to do in order to safeguard the world. But after solving obscure riddles, finding strange allies, and defeating terrible monsters, he finds himself no more free, no more enlightened, and ever more despairing of his strange and twisted existence.
It's the quintessential type of Hellboy story that I love, dark and sad, a quiet little story about witches and dragons, love and loss, magic and family. I find it captivating, reading about monsters that are sad and introspective, fading from the world, losing their identity and purpose.
Don't you?
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Q: How do I find $\operatorname{det} T_Q$?
Let $S$ be the space of all $n \times n$ real skew symmetric matrices and let $Q$ be a real orthogonal matrix. Consider the map $T_Q: S \to S$ defined by $$T_Q(X) = QXQ^T.$$ Find $\operatorname{det} T_Q$.

I thought about diagonalizing $Q$, but I don't think we know it is real diagonalizable. I can show it is an isometry using the Hilbert-Schmidt inner product, but I can't really relate it to the determinant of $Q$ (I've seen posts here that say the determinant should be $\operatorname{det}Q^{n-1}$). So all I know is that $\operatorname{det} T_Q = \pm1$. How would I find $\det T_Q$?

A: revised proof:
I revised this into $2$ distinct proofs of the result, one analytic and one algebraic.  In both cases, the key insight comes from examining a very simple reflection matrix
$D:= \displaystyle \left[\begin{matrix}-1 & \mathbf 0 \\ \mathbf 0 & I_{n-1}\end{matrix}\right]$
and computing
$T_D\mathbf B = \mathbf B \displaystyle \left[\begin{matrix}-I_{n-1} & \mathbf 0 \\ \mathbf 0 & I_{\binom{n}{2}-(n-1)}\end{matrix}\right]=\mathbf BA$
where $\mathbf B$ is a collection of well-chosen (skew symmetric matrix) basis vectors.  This computation is shown at the very end under "Computing $T_D\mathbf B$"
The conclusion ultimately is that $\det\big(T_Q\big) =\operatorname{det}\big(Q\big)^{n-1}$
1.) analytic proof:
the determinant is a (real) continuous function and integer valued (taking on values in $\big\{-1,+1\big\}$ as identified by OP), hence constant on any connected component. (I.e. if maps in this group are path-connected, then they have the same determinant.)
Case 1:
$\det\big(Q\big)=1$
Then $Q$ is path connected to the identity, so $T_Q$  is path-connected to $T_I$ (where $T_IX = IXI=X$). Thus, $\det\big(T_Q\big) =\det\big(T_I\big) =1$.
Case 2:
$\det\big(Q\big)=-1$
$Q$ is path connected to $D$, so $T_Q$ is path connected to $T_D$ and
$\det\big(T_Q\big)=\det\big(T_D\big)=(-1)^{n-1}$
2.) algebraic proof:
observe that for $Q_1, Q_2 \in O_n\big(\mathbb R\big)$
$T_{(Q_1Q_2)}X = Q_1Q_2XQ_2^T Q_1^T=T_{Q_1}T_{Q_2}X$
and in the case of $Q_1=Q_2^T$  then $T_{Q_1}=T_{Q_2}^{-1}$
(ignoring the trivial $n=1$ case)
for arbitrary $Q \in O_n\big(\mathbb R\big)$, first decompose $Q$ into $r$ Householder matrices $H_j$, for some $1\leq r\leq n$, where we know $r$ is even if $\det\big(Q\big)=1$ and odd if $\det\big(Q\big)=-1$.  In the below $U_k$ is some orthogonal matrix and $W_k$ is an orthogonal matrix as well, each of the appropriate dimension
$T_Q\mathbf B$
$= T_{(H_1H_2\cdots H_r)}\mathbf B$
$= T_{H_1}T_{H_2}\cdots T_{H_r}\mathbf B$
$= T_{U_1DU_1^T}T_{U_2DU_2^T}\cdots T_{U_rDU_r^T}\mathbf B$
$= \big(T_{U_1}T_DT_{U_1}^{-1}\big)\big(T_{U_2}T_{D}T_{U_2}^{-1}\big)\cdots \big(T_{U_r}T_DT_{U_r}^{-1}\big)\mathbf B$
$= \mathbf B \big(W_1 A W_1^{-1}\big)\big(W_2 A W_2^{-1}\big) \cdots \big(W_r A W_r^{-1}\big)$
$\implies \det\big(T_Q\big) = \det\big(W_1 A W_1^{-1}\big)\det\big(W_2 A W_2^{-1}\big) \cdots \det\big(W_r A W_r^{-1}\big)=\det\big(A\big)^r = \Big((-1)^{n-1}\Big)^r$
which is to say $\det\big(T_Q\big)=1$ if $n$ is odd and/or $\det\big(Q\big) = 1$, and
$\det\big(T_Q\big)=-1$ in the case of even $n$ and $\det\big(Q\big) =-1$.
The technique here is to examine some group homomorphism (determinant) by decomposing the group into its generators (Householder matrices) and then examine how the generators look under the homomorphism.

Computing $T_D\mathbf B$:
$D:= \displaystyle \left[\begin{matrix}-1 & \mathbf 0 \\ \mathbf 0 & I_{n-1}\end{matrix}\right]$
now construct a simple basis for your space of real skew symmetric matrices (where $\mathbf e_k$ is the kth standard basis vector in $\mathbb R^n$).
$v_1 := \mathbf e_1\mathbf e_2^T-\big(\mathbf e_1\mathbf e_2^T\big)^T$
$v_2 := \mathbf e_1\mathbf e_3^T-\big(\mathbf e_1\mathbf e_3^T\big)^T$
$v_3 := \mathbf e_1\mathbf e_4^T-\big(\mathbf e_1\mathbf e_4^T\big)^T$
$\vdots$
$v_\binom{n}{2} := \mathbf e_{n-1}\mathbf e_{n}^T-\big(\mathbf e_{n-1}\mathbf e_{n}^T\big)^T$
(the pattern is hopefully clear -- each matrix is all zeros, except for a single 1 and a single negative one)
collect these in
$\mathbf B:= \bigg[\begin{array}{c|c|c|c|c} v_1 & \cdots &v_{n-1}& v_n &\cdots & v_\binom{n}{2}\end{array}\bigg]$
(Artin would refer to this as a 'hyper-vector' though not many other texts use this term)
Now by inspection $T_D$ leaves all vectors (skew matrices) unchanged if they have all zeros in the first column/row.  Conversely $T_D$ negates a vector (skew matrix) that only has non-zero components in its first column/row (where we recall that since the vector space is of real skew matrices, the diagonals are of course zero). Put differently
for $k\in\big\{1,2,...,n-1\big\}$
$T_Dv_k = -v_k$
(i.e. all skew-symmetric matrix basis vectors that have a one in the first row)
and for $k\in\big\{n+1,n+2,...,\binom{n}{2}\big\}$
$T_Dv_k = v_k$
to conclude
$T_D\mathbf B = \mathbf B \displaystyle \left[\begin{matrix}-I_{n-1} & \mathbf 0 \\ \mathbf 0 & I_{\binom{n}{2}-(n-1)}\end{matrix}\right]= \mathbf BA$
$\implies\det\big(T_D\big)=  \det\big(A\big)= (-1)^{n-1}\cdot 1= (-1)^{n-1}$

A: Partial Answer: I will focus on the case that $n$ is even. The odd case can be handled similarly.
As a consequence of the block-diagonalizability of skew-symmetric matrices and the fact that $Q = \exp(P)$ holds for some skew-symmetric matrix $P$, we can show that there exists an orthogonal matrix $W$ such that
$$
WQW^T = D:= \pmatrix{A_1\\ & \ddots \\ && A_k}, \quad A_k = \pmatrix{a_k & -b_k\\ b_k & a_k}.
$$
Note that $T_Q = T_W \circ T_D \circ T_W^{-1}$, so that $\det(T_Q) = \det(T_D)$. Decompose $D$ into a product $D = D_1 \cdots D_k$ where
$$
D_1 = \pmatrix{A_1 \\ & I \\ & & \ddots \\ &&& I}, \dots, \quad D_k = \pmatrix{I \\ & \ddots \\ & & I \\ &&& A_k}.
$$
Note that $T_D = T_{D_1} \circ \cdots \circ T_{D_k}$. With that, it suffices to determine $\det T_{D_k}$.

Another approach is to use the fact that there exists a skew-symmetric matrix $M$ for which $Q = \exp(M)$ and that $T_Q = \exp(C_M)$, where
$$
C_M(X) = MX - XM.
$$
From there, we can use the fact that
$$
\det(T_Q) = \det(\exp(C_M)) = \exp(\operatorname{tr}(C_M)).
$$
Once we show that $\operatorname{tr}(C_M) = (n-1)\operatorname{tr}(M)$, it follows that
$$
\begin{align}
\det(T_Q) &= \exp(\operatorname{tr}(C_M)) = \exp((n-1)\operatorname{tr}(M)) = \exp(\operatorname{tr}(M))^{n-1}
\\ & = \det(\exp(M))^{n-1} = \det(Q)^{n-1}.
\end{align}
$$

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A family of five, including three children, are dead in an apparent murder-suicide at a home on the south part of Lake Minnetonka, police said Thursday.
South Lake Minnetonka Police were called to the home, located on the 20000 block of Channel Drive in Greenwood, at 12:21 p.m. Thursday. It's just off St. Albans Bay.
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South Lake Minnetonka interim Police Chief Michael Siitari addresses the media Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015 in Greenwood, Minn. after five family members, including three children, were found dead in their lakeside home
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JAMESTOWN, R.I. � The Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority voted Wednesday to increase the toll on the Sakonnet River Bridge beginning May 16 and to increase tolls on the Pell Bridge that day if the legislature again thwarts its effort to raise the Sakonnet toll.
The vote was taken the morning after both the House and Senate finance committees voted unanimously to extend the current 10-cent Sakonnet toll until May 15. Those bills must be approved by the full House and Senate and then signed by Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee for the extension to take effect.
Last year, the General Assembly put the 10-cent �bookmark� toll in place until April 1 to give the legislature time to look at ways to fund all state transportation infrastructure projects, including the four Newport County bridges.
The toll rate approved by the bridge authority on Wednesday would establish a 50-cent toll per trip for Rhode Island E-ZPass users. All other drivers would pay $3.75 per trip. No driver would have to pay for more than two trips per calendar day. The toll schedule does not include the $1.50 video surcharge previously proposed for billing drivers without E-ZPass accounts.
Should the legislature prohibit a toll on the Sakonnet or again extend the 10-cent toll, the agency would have no choice but to return the Sakonnet and Jamestown bridges to the state Department of Transportation and increase Pell Bridge tolls to pay for expected maintenance needs on the Pell and Mount Hope bridges, authority Chairman David A. Darlington said.
As a backup plan in case that happened, the authority voted 2-1 � former Newport Mayor Stephen Waluk voted no � to increase Pell Bridge tolls from 83 cents to $1.04 for Rhode Island E-ZPass users and $4 to $5 for cash or out-of-state E-ZPass users. The increase would take effect on May 16.
Darlington said the agency had to increase tolls to borrow money for future maintenance projects. The authority is unable to secure revenue bonds because the current Pell Bridge toll structure is insufficient to repay those loans and there is ongoing uncertainty associated with the Sakonnet River Bridge issue, Darlington said.
In February 2012, the authority voted to increase the Pell Bridge toll, but delayed it at the request of state officials while they debated whether to turn the then-under-construction Sakonnet bridge over to the authority. That spring, the legislature, at the request of Chafee, voted to turn both the Sakonnet and Jamestown-Verrazzano bridges over to the authority and allow it to place a toll on the Sakonnet. In April 2013, the authority voted to set a Sakonnet River Bridge toll structure that would have charged 75 cents per trip for Rhode Island E-ZPass users, $3.75 for those with out-of-state E-ZPass accounts and $5.25 for those with no E-ZPass account.
The General Assembly again stepped in, voting at the end of its 2013 session to limit any Sakonnet toll to 10 cents per trip until a legislative study commission could look at options to fund all state transportation projects.
Last year, the authority had to procure $30 million in short-term bond anticipation notes (BANs), which is short-term borrowing to be repaid once the authority is able to secure revenue bonds, Darlington said. Because the Sakonnet toll issue is still unresolved, the authority needed to take action so that it could satisfy borrowing requirements to obtain another $64 million in BANs needed this year, Darlington said.
Like a bank agreeing to a mortgage, the authority�s lender needs to know the agency has a steady revenue stream to repay those loans, Darlington said. The existing Pell toll structure does not provide enough revenue to borrow the money needed, he said.
Richard J. Gobeille, of the authority�s consulting firm Jacobs Engineering, conducted a study to determine the authority�s revenue needs to pay for its operating expenses and its $170.6 million, 10-year maintenance plan. Gobeille recommended the toll rates that were enacted by the authority Wednesday.
�We have to deal with what we know exists when we try to take action,� Darlington said.
Although the authority has been collecting the toll revenue from the Sakonnet � about $65,000 per month, Darlington said � DOT has agreed to continue maintaining the two spans.


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Calls for 'Stand by me'
It was quite appropriate under an early morning sun (10am) that young Matt Caffer, one of Gibraltar's goalkeepers sung "stand by me" to someone over a phone as he walked to the changing rooms.
The young keeper had, along with the rest of the national squad completed what was probably their last training session before the match against Macedonia today. Anthony Bardon, another of the young players expressed the mood of the squad as he turned and said "ready to rock and roll."
Today Gibraltar plays it's first official competitive match on home soil.
After decades battling the politics which prevented Gibraltarian players from competing in official competitive international matches. After years playing all it's official home matches in Faro, Portugal, some 400km away, Gibraltar was bringing football home. The flags flying across the stadium not only highlighted that the Nations League had arrived, but also that football was "coming home." … FULL STORY IN OUR PRINT AND E-EDITIONS


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Your Most Valuable Influencers Are Right in Front of You
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5 Ways to Regain your Customers' trust in Social Media — and in you.
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Q: Ruby - Create key value pairs from variable How to create a key value pair from the following data using ruby?
result="-e hostname=webserver001 -e username=root -e password=testing123"

I want to parse it and produce and produce the following output:
{"hostname"=>"webserver001", "username"=>"root", "password"=>"testing123"}

A: You can try something like :
    result = " -e hostname=webserver001 -e username=root -e password=testing123"

hash = Hash.new
res = result.split(' -e ')
res.each { |x|
  if x.split('=').length() > 1
    part = x.split('=')
    hash[part[0]] = part[1]
  end
}
puts hash

A: result = "-e hostname=webserver001 -e username=root -e password=testing123"

Code
p result.scan(/\w+=\w+/)
        .map { _1.split("=") }
        .to_h

Or
p Hash[result.scan(/\w+=\w+/)
        .map { _1.split("=") }]

Output
{"hostname"=>"webserver001", "username"=>"root", "password"=>"testing123"}


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Freshman in college during COVID
How College Students Are Dealing with Covid-19. In their own words. Summary. Covid-19 has impacted universities and colleges around the world, causing major changes to student life. These changes. The first semester of college in fall 2020 was hardly what 18-year-old Sonoma State University freshman Rose Matthews anticipated it would be. A West Valley High School 2020 graduate and McConnell.
How College Students Are Dealing with Covid-1
However, despite the COVID-19 restrictions and regulations, she said clubs and other organizations on campus, including BYUSA, are still trying to plan fun events for freshmen — even if they are.
COVID-19 Emergency Grants to Students More than $18 billion was recently provided for COVID-19 emergency grants to current college or career school students. If your school participates in the federal student aid programs, you may be eligible to receive emergency grants for expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus
College freshmen say being on campus in the age of COVID is 'complicated and weird'. College, just like everything else in 2020, is straight up bizarre — especially for freshmen who are living.
But even during Covid, affluent families paid thousands of dollars to prep students and went to extreme lengths to get their students tested, sometimes flying to distant locations where Covid.
What is it like to be a college freshman during COVID-19
Meet Covid-19's Freshman Class The freshman at Hamilton College is a self-described homebody. In high school, hangouts with friends often involved curling up with blankets and pillows.
Depression Defeating Depression in College Students During COVID Four steps your young adult can take to recover from depression. Posted Dec 06, 202
The coronavirus pandemic has brought an onslaught of challenges for college students: virtual learning, financial responsibilities in the face of unemployment and an unwavering worry over possible.
I was hurt, feeling like Covid-19 had taken away my true college experience. I was expecting lots of hours of long, dry lectures, no social contact, and solitude to an extent. Freshman will be.
Many studies show that college students' mental health was greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Although all students' experiences are unique, many students dealt with moving back home, a lack of breaks in the semester, and pressure to be productive during a time of uncertainty
college students coronavirus covid-19 Education Fordham University job search Previous Post NYC Public Advocate on Over-Policing During the Pandemic Next Post How the COVID-19 Pandemic is Hurting.
USF freshmen Morgan Chipman and Farid Asmar found ways to cope during the COVID-19 pandemic and their first year of college: Chipman, with her guitar and music; Asmar, with his skateboard. The COVID-19 pandemic took the world by surprise last year, shutting down major colleges and universities around the country In the two months since Carnegie Mellon University's fall semester began, freshman Ariel Bernhard, a native of Rochester, New York, has been on campus for only two weeks The APA also found that 79 percent of Gen Z adults said they needed more emotional support during COVID than they received. The isolation has been intensified for those who recently began their freshman year of college. School events have been held online, and many schools have banned gathering inside
Working from Home During COVID-19: A Survival Guide for College Students Published Date April 22, 2020 Author Jenny Heller. These past few weeks have been an interesting time for college students. COVID-19 has forced many of us to shelter in place for weeks, or even months. We're experiencing something that's never happened before, and a lot. Penn State president Eric Barron said in a statement. As of Sept. 4, more than 200 students at Penn State's University Park campus had tested positive for COVID-19 since Aug. 21, and Barron said. While preliminary in nature, these results suggested that the relationship between COVID and college student mental health might be more nuanced than was being reported. For this first blog, CCMH analyzed data from 47,797 college students seeking treatment at 143 counseling centers during the Fall 2020 (7/1/2020 to 11/30/2020) Fulfilling continuing students' biggest post-COVID wishes could be challenging. The top one, for 79 percent, is keeping lectures available online. Schools such as Community College of Philadelphia have used COVID relief funds to enable recording in classrooms, says Generals. Colleges need to convince faculty to not fear this Students moved out of the dorms. Classes quickly pivoted to remote learning, and students did their best to survive final exams. The experience of college students early in the pandemic was bleak. A survey from April found that 75 percent of college students were unhappy with the quality of eLearning during COVID-19
The COVID pandemic has resulted in increased loneliness, stress, anxiety, and depression, among many Americans, including college students. Students can use a variety of coping strategies while at home to improve their mental health. There are local and national resources to help students receive further support How High School Students Can Prepare for College During COVID-19 Wendy Taylor 11/2/2020. Biogen Soars as Alzheimer's Approval Cheers Investors. Successful businesses launched during economic. » MORE: College during COVID-19: Your aid questions answered All students with federal loans qualify to delay payments, interest-free, through Sept. 30, 2021. Some private lenders are offering. Colleges should anticipate students will gather because they are affected by loneliness and social isolation, made worse by COVID-19 restrictions. Why college students are struggling with COVID-19. Students Who Left College During COVID Can Still Earn Associate's Degree Roughly 13,000 students who left college in the past three years are projected to be eligible to get an associate's.
Starting college during a pandemic: How the first-year
That's the new reality, but incoming freshmen will find they only need to adapt and overcome to successfully transition from high school to college during COVID-19. A 2-Track Approach to the Academic Transition. There's no boot camp for the college-bound, no structured training, but taking the Marine Corps as a model might help COVID-19 pushes college students to drop out, which could devastate economy and their lives. Jasmine Justice hit her breaking point during the last week of September. Overwhelmed at the juggling. Fewer Newark students enrolled in college during pandemic, report finds. The number of new students at Essex County College in Newark fell by 39% last fall. Overall, college enrollment declined by 43% among Newark Public Schools graduates. The pandemic knocked many Newark students off the path to college, resulting in a citywide decline in. Undergraduate college enrollment fell again this spring, down nearly 5% from a year ago. That means 727,000 fewer students, according to new data from the National Student Clearinghouse. That's.
COVID is causing college freshmen to reevaluate their majors, survey says It's possible that this is in part because witnessing what frontline health care workers endured during the COVID. College and Covid: Freshman Year Disrupted. December 22, 2020 What's it like to be a college freshman during a pandemic? Students share their stories Imagine experiencing college for the first time from your childhood bedroom at a computer screen. That's what 2020 freshmen are living through, and they have lots to say.. Incoming college freshmen who will enter a brand-new environment during a pandemic get a double dose. In addition to navigating the campus landscape, learning how to study for exams, and becoming. Going to College During COVID-19: Tips for College Students and Their Parents Get COVID-19 physical and emotional health tips in this week's 2 Your Well-Being discussion with infectious disease specialist Cynthia Snider, MD, MPH; licensed clinical psychologist David Gutterman, PhD; and WFMY News 2
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School I'm a College Freshman Who Moved Into Campus. Now I Have COVID-19. I lasted two weeks in the dorms
g time. Even though colleges are still in the process of creating reopening plans for the fall semester, high school grads everywhere are looking forward to their freshman.
As a college freshman at Temple University during the pandemic, Spatharis fell into a pattern this fall: Wake up, log on. I had a 9 a.m. and a 9:30 a.m. class, and I was just doing those.
istration has been helpful as they can be for first-year students this year, but conducting more COVID-19 testing during the fall semester and having a support group for students to discuss struggles with the pandemic would have been beneficial
How Did COVID-19 Affect the Fall 2020 College Semester? Our survey found that college students struggled with classes during the Fall 2020 semester. The majority of students, 85.4 percent, saw a negative impact on their academic performance. Only 5.5 percent of students say that the learning changes this year benefitted their academic performance
Q&A with a medical expert on attending college during COVID-19 What are the greatest concerns about college campuses reopening during the pandemic? I think the biggest worry is the thought of larger groups of young people gathering in a social setting, which creates a higher risk for spread of the disease
g freshmen will find they only need to adapt and overcome to successfully transition from high school to college during COVID-19. A 2-Track Approach to the Academic Transition. There's no boot camp for the college-bound, no structured training, but taking the Marine Corps as a model might help
New research reveals how students are doing during COVID-19 pandemic. Of the students polled, only 38% report that they prefer full-time, in-person learning at this moment, and another 27% report they prefer some hybrid of online and in-person learning. Students in online classes full-time are less eager to return to in-person instruction in. College during COVID is a different experience than what parents or families may have had if they went to college. While it is too soon to know all the particulars of what the fall will look like, here is our current thinking: We assume that improving public health conditions will enable a full offering of in-person classes on the Reynolda Campu
Research (including some of our own ) shows how important students' sense of belonging is in supporting their academic and social integration , persistence , and success in college as well as their long-term well-being . We offer several recommendations to maintain and improve students' sense of belong during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond College & COVID What college students like me have learned during the COVID year For more than a year, we've been lurching through the seismic changes on campus and off. It's been difficult.
College freshmen say being on campus in the age of COVID
Choosing a College During Coronavirus: How Four Students Decided This was an especially difficult year for students to choose where to start their freshman yea Depression, burnout spiked in college students during COVID-19 pandemic. (NBC) — A new study shows the toll the COVID-19 pandemic took on college students, particularly on their mental health. COVID Gap Year: How 5 Students Spent Their Time During the Pandemic. As worried as she was about delaying college, Faith Chadwick was clear on one point: She wanted to study in person. Her. College Voices. The Covid-19 pandemic was incredibly challenging for college students and when schools shut down and went to remote classes, many students chose to take time off — a gap year or. During the 2019-2020 academic year, findings highlight that counseling centers were serving more students than the prior year (2018-2019) up to the onset of COVID-19. After the onset of COVID-19 in March 2020, the average number of new students seeking services declined compared to same period in 2018-2019, ending in Summer 2020 (June 30th)
How College Admissions Have Changed During Covi
g rate Plus, newsrooms are providing COVID-19 data when states aren't, 1 in 7 cases are health care workers, police liability insurance, and more
Background: Student mental health in higher education has been an increasing concern. The COVID-19 pandemic situation has brought this vulnerable population into renewed focus. Objective: Our study aims to conduct a timely assessment of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of college students. Methods: We conducted interview surveys with 195 students at a large public.
But students who spent more time in paid employment during COVID compared to prior indicated the greatest difficulty concentrating during remote lectures (86 percent). The Tyton Partners, Every Learner Everywhere and Digital Promise survey probed students about lecture length during a single online course (self-selected for the survey)
Latinx college students faced family, financial challenges during the pandemic. The coronavirus pandemic forced many college students to adapt to a new normal — leaving campus and taking classes. Younger students and students whose parents did not attend college are the most likely to report an academic decline. Key Findings of the NEA and PTA Study National PTA and the National Education Association released the results of a national poll exploring students' experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. The poll, which surveyed more than. Standing behind a barber chair for the last year, QuangHuy Bui plotted his future. Like many high school students who graduated during the coronavirus pandemic, Bui, 19, didn't go straight to college.Bui didn't like remote learning and figured he'd work in the interim as a barber, a trade he learned from watching friends and YouTube videos During Covid, one legitimately wonders whether these resources would have been better mobilized for socioeconomically disadvantaged students struggling to transport, house, feed, and support themselves following the universities' hasty expulsion of their students from campus, and subsequent reduction in services
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Defeating Depression in College Students During COVID
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California College Students Eperiences during the Gloal andemic 5 COVID-19 has disrupted students' college enrollment. Nationwide, undergraduate enrollments have fallen during the pandemic, with the sharpest declines in community colleges.2 Among our survey respondents who were enrolled in college
As COVID-19 numbers dropped in Central Texas some internships opened up to in-person again. We are still receiving multiple inquiries to hire our students for internships, Scott said.
Anxiety, depression rise in college students due to COVID
Being A College Student During COVID-19. In mid-March, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit New York City, no one was sure how long they would be leaving their offices or school dorms. At the time, Maria Hinojosa was teaching a writing class at Barnard College where many of her students are Latinx Mental Health Resources for College Students During COVID-19. Written by Caiti McGowan. All across the globe, people have been impacted one way or another this past year by the COVID-19 virus. Months of social separation, canceled events, and numerous life changes that no one could have predicted have affected people to varying degrees
College students experience significant grief reactions during Covid-19: Study The study aimed to identify the most common non-death losses and grief reactions experienced by undergraduate and. Supporting Financially Stressed College Students during COVID-19. Kevin Cook October 29, 2020. Affordability is a longstanding problem for California's college students—and assisting students who have financial challenges has become even harder amid the pandemic and resulting recession. Faced with funding cuts to public colleges and. With new COVID-19 measures, it's now easier than ever for eligible California community college students to sign up and receive money every month to help buy groceries. The average eligible student receives $150 each month and it only takes a couple of minutes to apply. Call 1-877-847-3663 (FOOD) or click here to fill out an application Expanded SNAP benefits helping college students during COVID. SNAP benefits allow recipients to eat more fruits and vegetables. Thousands of low-income college students in Colorado now have an easier path to food assistance during the pandemic, after the federal government issued temporary changes to its qualification policies for the. Students often use the resources when they are preparing to graduate and start interviewing for jobs. The idea of interviewing can be scary for students and the graduate employment specialist is there to help ease the process with resume preparation, interview techniques, assistance in placement, and career opportunities
Eligible students can use this grant aid to pay for any component of their college's cost of attendance or for emergency costs that arise due to the coronavirus pandemic, like tuition, food. Methods: During the first country-wide lockdown imposed in France, a Covid-19 module was added to the French portion of the ongoing World Mental Health International college student survey. The present study focuses on respondents who completed the survey during that time frame (n = 291) Milwaukee Area Technical College will automatically forgive $5.75 million of debt owed to the college by students who attended MATC during the pandemic, using federal COVID-19 relief dollars awarded the institution by U.S. Department of Education's Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF III) Many business school students were caught in the middle of recruiting for jobs when the crisis hit. To help identify ways that students can manage through the uncertainty, I reached out to Umesh. Madison Area Technical College used federal COVID-19 relief money to erase $4 million in debt owed to the school, clearing the accounts of nearly 4,500 students who struggled financially during the pandemic. The move could bring hundreds of students who dropped out during the pandemic back to campus.
Federal and institutional policy changes have accelerated the use of telemental health to care for college students distant from their mental health providers during the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic With so many students eager to return to a traditional, on-campus college experience post COVID-19, GCU decided to explore the topic further. Therefore, with help from our partner Grand Canyon Education, we surveyed 600 college students from around the U.S. who are participating in hybrid learning or remote learning to uncover what exactly. Entitled Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Life of Higher Education Students, the online questionnaire was based on and extended The European Students' Union Survey (2020) and asks higher education students - what has student life looked like during the COVID-19 pandemic, including teaching and learning, social contacts, as well as.
Class Of 2024 Students Who Started College During COVI
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- About half of currently enrolled college students nationally who are pursuing a bachelor's degree (49%) think it is likely or very likely that COVID-19 will negatively impact their ability to complete their degree or credential. The slight majority of students pursuing their associate degree (56%) say the same January 22, 2021 at 6:00 am. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has caused the mental health of U.S. college students to plummet, a new study shows. Students most at risk of mental health challenges. One in five college students say their mental health has significantly worsened during the coronavirus pandemic, according to an April survey of more than 2,000 students conducted by the nonprofit. A COVID-19 Update released on the Bloomsburg University website on March 30, 2020 stated, information for work-study students, concerning employment during the remainder of the semester, will be shared on Tuesday, March 31, to your university email if you are a work-study student A lot of students flunked out of college because of the lack of guidance and the motivation to find out about the future after college - Chi Nguyen, junior at Arizona State University Being a college student during the pandemic is not easy, and we are all navigating through it in our own way
By Clive Belfield and Thomas Brock. Every two weeks since mid-summer, the U.S. Census Bureau has surveyed households on their postsecondary decisions in the time of COVID-19. The survey provides near real-time snapshots of how the pandemic has shaped college opportunities and choices, including decisions by families with current or prospective community college students Suddenly, our time is up. College students have gone from a life of constant closeness and touch to the opposite end of the spectrum. COVID-19 has forced us to recognize the temporality of our. Covid-19: DCU warns students over parties in campus accommodation Mountjoy prisoners gain access to third-level education during pandemic All third level colleges moved to Level 3, most tuition. College During COVID Students and their families must be ready to adapt to the changes in the way they attend—and possibly pay for—college. by: Stacy Rapacon. July 30, 2020 The Challenges—and Rewards—of Deferring College During Covid Without traditional campus life and classes, some students postpone education; 'You need to have a plan,' a counselor says, but.
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g freshmen opted for gap years over virtual learning Graham Rapier 2020-10-15T16:35:00
Purpose The Covid-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented stress to students and educational institutions across the world. We aimed to estimate the effect of the pandemic on the mental health of college students. Methods We used data on 419 first-year students (ages 18-20) at a large public university in North Carolina both before (October 2019-February 2020) and after (June/July 2020) the.
Five Tips for Students During the Coronavirus Self-Quarantine COVID-19 forced the closure of the university's physical doors, but classes continue and the new normal for our semester is anything but. Assistant Professor Uma Chandrika Millner, a mental health professional, and her research assistants at Mental Health, Identity, and Adaptability.
College life is not what it used to be. The pandemic has made living in dorms a lot lonelier for students, who must undergo frequent COVID-19 testing and face isolation if they are infected Here's How To Pick A College During Coronavirus. Spring is a big time of year for the college-bound — getting acceptance letters, figuring out financial aid, making a decision. Even in a typical. Background: Evidence suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic has generally increased levels of stress and depression among the public. However, the impact on college students in the United States has not been well-documented. Objective: This paper surveys the mental health status and severity of depression and anxiety of college students in a large university system in the United States during the.
KEY POINTS. There are more than 20 million college students in the U.S., the vast majority attending four-year institutions; A survey of 1,287 students indicates the move online has been rocky and. Many college students adhere to COVID rules, but some are 'reckless' and 'irresponsible' A woman waves from her car during a Veterans Day drive-thru event at Platteview High School in. The number of college students exploring the idea of transferring permanently and short-term has hit a record high since the COVID outbreak, says a provider of higher education transfer software. Since March, the number of college students conducting searches to transfer schools and credits has grown by double digits on the Transferology. Vermont has reported some of the nation's lowest rates of COVID-19 since the pandemic emerged in Spring 2020. With a campus that sprawls across 125 acres in a rural Vermont location, and about 200 staff members supporting approximately 400 on-campus students, we have the outdoor space, facilities, and resources to help students practice physical distancing without sacrificing enriching.
My Experience as a College Student During COVID-1
Higher education has been hard at work confronting the problem of how best to open up this fall during the COVID-19 pandemic. It strikes me that a critical component that has been missing from this planning is an understanding of the population we are working with, students, and how the requests we are making to students do and do not fit with. One recent study showed an increase in rates of depression and anxiety among college students since the COVID-19 pandemic. At the start of a new semester, students are beginning or returning to a new type of college life that will be filled with uncertainty. This new college experience could be in person, online or some type of hybrid WASHINGTON, D.C. - It's been a strange time everywhere, with COVID-19 upending how people normally live. That includes college students, many of whom are now in a hybrid form of learning, with. A new report from The Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice sheds light on food and housing insecurity experienced by college students during the COVID-19 shutdowns. According to the online survey, which was completed by 38,602 students between April 20 and May 15, almost 3 out of every 5 students said they were experiencing basic needs insecurity during the pandemic
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A recent report from the C. D. C. highlights mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic and shows shocking statistics for young adults. Many of those, living on college campuses. Just over. Undocumented college students will be eligible for COVID relief, reversing Trump policy Last Updated: May 11, 2021 at 12:37 p.m. ET First Published: May 11, 2021 at 6:01 a.m. E SNAP benefits for eligible students during the COVID-19 pandemic (EA ID: GENERAL-21-11) (Updated April 5, 2021) Note On April 5, 2021, we updated the second bullet of the fifth paragraph under Information for Institutions of Higher Education: Verification to include additional communications on which verification of an EFC may be found mental-health-college-students-during-covid-19-pandemic Recommended Citation: Mullen, M. G., & Logan, D. (2020). Finishing College Classes During COVID-19. Worcester, MA: University of Massachusetts Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, Implementation Science and Practice Advances Research Center (iSPARC), Transition PREDICTORS OF PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA . By Erin Godfrey Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for Graduation with Honors from the South Carolina Honors College January, 2021 Approved: Sayward Harrison, Ph.D. Director of Thesi
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College suspends students seen in photo outside during Covid-19 surge. College suspends students seen in photo outside during Covid-19 surge. US Covid-19 cases rise 65% in 1 week The University of Houston is archiving the stories of college students learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. Author: Melissa Correa Published: 6:58 PM CST March 10, 202 COVID-19 cancels spring break on college campuses as students seek other ways to cope with pandemic burnout. By Elyssa Cherney. Chicago Tribune |. Mar 15, 2021 at 5:00 AM. Last year, Eric Benda. Mental health problems in students are considered a public health challenge. We assessed the prevalence of depression, anxiety, and stress (DAS) with the DASS-21, as well as associated factors, among university students in Bangladesh early in the COVID-19 outbreak. We hypothesized high levels of DAS and their associations with previously reported factors (e.g., poor sleep, lack of exercise.
College in Isolation: The Student Experience During COVID
It's no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has forced all of us to make substantial changes to our daily lives. Businesses have, where possible, moved to remote work; K-12 schools have by necessity embraced distance learning; and many college students who had formerly been enrolled in on-campus courses now find themselves in unanticipated online learning A new study found that college students are increasingly reporting signs of anxiety and burnout amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the students who participated in the survey were. New Survey: Stressed-out College Students Are Drinking Less During COVID-19 According to Course Hero-NASPA survey, college students in a constant state of anxiety aren't getting mental health.
Students who contract COVID-19 and are living in suite-style dorms must quarantine in their private room. Freshman John Sobah moved into East Holden Hall in South Neighborhood for the dorm experience. Sobah said, The main contributing factor to my decision was the fact I missed out first semester, so I kind of wanted to get that college. Introduction. The COVID-19 pandemic represents an unprecedented source of stress for today's college students. In addition to the physical health threat COVID-19 poses to students and their loved ones, the psychological impact of the pandemic has been profound, with stress, anxiety, and depressive symptoms increasing globally. Research suggests the psychological toll may be especially high. Sahar Abbasi, Tahera Ayoob, Abdul Malik, and Shabnam Iqbal Memon, Perceptions of Students Regarding E-Learning during Covid-19 at a Private Medical College, Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences 36, COVID-19 suppl. 4 (May 2020): S57-S61. Jump back to footnote 2 in the text. � College Plans during COVID-19. In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities across the nation are deciding how best to provide instruction (and housing) for the fall 2020 term. According to the Chronicle of Higher Education, more than 600 colleges across the country are planning for an in-person approach, with most students. A: Health Services is available to students for remote services (e.g. telemedicine) for health and mental health care during the college closures due to COVID-19. Please refer to your college's Health Services website or contact your college's Health Services by phone during business hours for more information. City College Health Services. COVID-19 Emergency Fund. A message from President Lindsay. While COVID19 has sent students, faculty, and staff off campus for the remainder of the semester, postponed Commencement, canceled our spring sports season, and required social distancing, the Gordon community remains intact and steadfast beyond the bounds of 255 Grapevine Road
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Alice Wright on the challenges of bringing up a meat-eating boy in a vegetarian home.
I decided to become a vegetarian when I was eight and have various reasons for eschewing meat and fish but basically I just don't like the idea of it very much. When I had a son, however, I was adamant that I wouldn't force my choices on him. I would feed him meat until he was old enough to decide either way.
The first six months were easy – it was milk, or milk. But then we moved onto solids, and I realised that trying to raise a meat-eater in a largely vegetarian household was more complicated than I thought.
I have no real experience of cooking meat or fish. Give me some vegetables and pulses and I can come up with ten different and tasty dishes. But meat scares me. I'm terrified of undercooking it. And I won't taste it. So weeks can pass without him having a single mouthful.
Perhaps I need to accept that, for now, my son doesn't eat meat. But the truth is, although I'm a proud vegetarian, I don't necessarily want my son to be one too. I wonder if that has something to do with him being a boy.
I was brought up with three carnivorous brothers who think a meal's not a meal if it comes without a hunk of cooked flesh. Despite my feminist ideals, I've always had this feeling that being a vegetarian is a bit 'girly', and boys naturally have a more bloodthirsty appetite. I wonder if I feel more strongly about giving my boy meat than I would a daughter – because he needs it to grow up 'big and strong', and I don't want anyone to think he's a tree-hugging wuss.
And then there's the health aspect. You can of course get all the nutrients you need in a vegetarian diet but it's often hard to convince committed meat-eaters that you're not in constant need of a steak. I would hate for anyone to think that I'm depriving Arthur, so it's easier to say he eats meat than to reel off the nutritional content of a spinach and lentil bake.
His lentil-heavy diet would be easier to explain if he wasn't that keen on meat. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on what frame of mind I'm in at the time) the evidence so far suggests there is no animal product Arthur does not like. And while on one hand the sight of him cramming bits of chicken into his little mouth fills me with pride, I've found I'm not quite as relaxed about his appetite for meat as I'd hoped.
Neither my husband or I want him to eat cheap, processed meat. So when he started nursery we decided it would be simplest to register him as vegetarian. But because I didn't want them to think he was actually vegetarian, or that I was being snobby about their food, I ended up having a ridiculous conversation where I tried to explain that although, of course, Arthur eats meat at home, I'd kind of rather he didn't at nursery, just, you know, because. The woman looked bemused. All she needed to know was whether to give him a cheese or ham sandwich at snack-time.
The same attitude kicks in when packed lunches are produced at mum get-togethers. While I hand Arthur a pitta stuffed with roasted veg, the other toddlers are tucking into sausage rolls and those handy little bags of pre-cooked chicken. I try to remain calm as I hover over Arthur to make sure no-one slips him some ham, while insisting that yes he's allowed meat, just not when he's got yummy vegetables.
Gradually, I'm having to accept that if meat I haven't prepared myself fills me with more horror than actually cooking it, then that's what I have to do to maintain my stance. Frozen fish fillets have become my saviour. They're easy and not too gruesome to prepare, and I can flake them into everyday meals, like sauces for couscous or pasta, for an instant hit of fleshy protein. I've even mastered fish pie, which makes both the boys in my house happy. And every so often my husband does a roast, providing leftovers to chop up and chuck into my normal vegetarian offerings.
The rest of the time, I do my best to make sure he gets an interesting, healthy diet. Cheese and eggs are well-known for being rich in protein. But nuts, peas and beans are also good. Combining cereals like wheat, oats and rice with legumes like peas, lentils and beans helps provide complete protein. And pulses like chickpeas and lentils, seeds, leafy green vegetables, bread and nuts all provide iron.
So I mix lentils into pasta sauce, mash up beans for homemade bean-burgers and whizz up chickpeas and tahini for hummus with pitta bread. Throwing in some peanut butter on multi-seed bread every so often helps cover my back.
I'm no nutritionist. My cooking is based on common sense and rather haphazard research. But Arthur seems fit and healthy, and pretty happy with all those pulses. For now. I am well aware, however, that in a few years he will be begging for Happy Meals, and then the lines will have to be re-drawn all over again.
Are you vegetarian? Do you prepare or allow your children to eat meat? Are vegetarian children missing something important? Let our readers know in the comments below.
I think the simple answer is yes! They'll have plenty of time in the future to make their own decisions, and a healthy meat free diet is not a compromised diet. It's a shame the author of the article didn't consider the ethical lesson she could be teaching her son, rather just talked about the concern for cheap, processed meats (although to be honest she sounded terribly confused about her own particular choices!) – children should and can learn from an early age where meat comes from, the energy that goes into producing meat, and the ethical and environmental (global too) consequences. Sounds too much? There are easy and simple ways without making it too heavy for kids, and we should give them more credit on what they can and would like to learn. Eating meat isn't wrong, but eating too much meat (which as greedy consumers, we do far too much) and assuming it is our right to do so, is.
What an odd article. The author doesn't seem very convinced about either her vegetarian or feminist choices and is as flaky as her frozen fish fillets in following them. Which is a shame because she is clearly a loving and intelligent mother with the knowledge and experience to provide a tasty and nutritious diet. I too am vegetarian, I have been since I was nine and decided it was plain wrong to eat another animal, an individual rather than a family choice. I also have balanced feminist ideals. I treat my 22 month old twin boys in exactly the same way I imagine I would treat a daughter. Both of my boys are vegetarian until they are old enough to choose not to be. And they will grow up understanding where all their food comes from, veg, fruit, meat or otherwise, and that meat is often intensively reared and always slaughtered before it reaches the table. It hasn't even crossed my mind that they might need meat 'because boys naturally have a more blood thirsty appetite', and I have never worried that they might be seen as a 'tree-hugging wuss'. But I do hope they grow up to be kind and considerate. I too try to provide a balanced and nutritious diet and I am constantly trying to hide extra protein in their meals where I can. It can be very difficult to get them to eat what I think they should be eating. Some days I'm just pleased if they eat the bread as well as the cheese when they have a sandwich.
I don't think this author sounds confused at all. I think she has included sentences such as 'tree-hugging wuss' for literary effect, as opposed to it being a reflection of her own feelings about male vegetarians. Humans are omnivorous, and I understand her desire to give her son a balanced and whole diet, including the complete protein of meat. Yes, we know we can get complete protein from vegetable sources, but it is easier, and often more satisfying for an active child (boy or girl) to have a little portion of meat.
I totally understand her desire to feed him the best quality meat, as opposed to the processed, salty options found in cheap sandwiches and childcare facilities. And I totally understand that she feels she's on her back foot when trying to explain this to people that don't give meat quality a second thought, let alone show any understanding for the concept.
I follow a pescetarian diet, giving up land-meat less than a year ago. I choose to feed my sons an unrestricted diet until they're old enough to make their own dietary decisions. They get the best possibly quality of meat and fish that we can afford, and I'm sometimes met with confusion at this choice. I also find myself hovering if there are other poor-quality food choices on offer. It is a little bonkers, but it is how I am. I'd rather they eat the best. That said, they get a limited quantity of meat and fish, because I do feel that western society consume excessive portions. They get pulses, nuts and seeds, and enjoy them greatly. And I couldn't care less what anyone thinks about their diet! Good article.


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Lecture: 6-9 p.m., led by adept controlling ambassador Joan Gringer. Will awning characters, storyline, crew, unions, festivals, etc. $40. Artserve, 1350 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. 888-436-2168.
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Yoga with Carol Parvati Cohen. No antecedent acquaintance required. Participants charge accompany their own mat and towel. 10-11:15 a.m. Frost Park, 300 NE 2nd St., Dania Beach. $10/class. 954-924-3690.
This accumulation will acquiesce Creole speaking caregivers of sexually abused accouchement to acquisition emotional, educational and amusing support. 6-7:30 p.m. Nancy J. Cotterman Center, 624 NW 15th Way, Fort Lauderdale. RSVP. 954-357-5336 or 954-357-5575.
Find abutment from others ambidextrous with agnate issues. 6-7:30 p.m. Azalea Gardens assisted alive facility, 1701 Mayo St., Hollywood. Free. 954-588-1967.
This alloyed media art chic appearance watercolors, acrylic and ink work. 9:30-11:30 a.m. Hollywood Bank Association Center, 1301 S. Ocean Drive. Allotment required. $15. 954-457-1452.
Master glassblowers accomplish their ability in the studio. A arcade displays the latest works. 7-10 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. ArtsPark at Young Circle, 1 N. Young Circle, Hollywood. 607-382-6007.
An acceptance to acquirements for babies and toddlers that engages altered senses. 11:15 a.m.-noon. Hollywood Branch Library, 2600 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood. Free. 954-357-7764.
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This chic appearance affable yoga for new moms and their babies (up to 24 months). 9-10 a.m. T.Y. Park, 3300 N. Esplanade Road, Hollywood. Accompany an added absolute and any age-appropriate bendable toys. $10 per class. 954-357-8811.
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This chic is accessible to all accomplishment levels. 9 a.m. Secret Woods Attributes Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. $8; $6 for age 55 and older. Allotment required. 954-551-1354.
Learn this age-old aggressive art and focus on wellness in your body, apperception and soul. Adults and adolescence welcome. Noon-1 p.m. Carver Ranches Library, 4735 SW 18th St., West Park. 954-357-6309.
Come adore this Latin-inspired, calorie-burning ball fettle party. 9 a.m. Driftwood Esplanade pool, 3000 N. 69th Ave, Hollywood. Cost is $5. 954-471-4093.
Hollywood West Elk's Veterans Charities fundraiser, 2-6 p.m. Door prizes, freebies, all for a cycle of abode or two. $3 a paddle. Hollywood West Elk's Lodge #2365, 7190 Davie Road. Ext., Hollywood. 305-206-2813.
A esplanade naturalist walks with you forth the attributes aisle to point out plants, copse and wildlife, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Sundays; 3:30-4:30 p.m. Saturdays. Secret Woods Attributes Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. RSVP. 954-357-8884 or Media No pets allowed.
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Develop and advance administration abilities and accessible speaking. 7:15-9 p.m. The Pride Center, 2040 N. Dixie Highway, Wilton Manors. 954-566-2074.
The Gay & Lesbian Business Exchange (GLBX) Council of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual networking mixer, 5:30-7 p.m. RSVP: Media $10 donation to Island City Stage. Apothecary 330, 330 Himmarshee St., Fort Lauderdale. 954-446-0806.
EnhanceFitness is an exercise affairs accurately advised for seniors. 8-9 a.m. Mondays; 8:30-9:30 a.m. Wednesdays and Fridays. Rev. Samuel Delevoe Memorial Park, 2520 NW 6th St., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-357-8801.
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Learn self-confidence, conduct and annual beneath the advice of Grandmaster Joseph Williams. For age 5 and up. 4-6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. T.Y. Park, 3300 N. Esplanade Road, Hollywood. $50/month. 954-655-5774.
Meet new accompany while dancing. All levels of dancers are welcome. New dancers are encouraged. 12:45-1:45 p.m. Hollywood Bank Association Center, 1301 S. Ocean Drive. $6/class. 954-551-1354.
Computers are accessible to the public, 6-8 p.m. Monday-Friday. Rev. Samuel Delevoe Memorial Park, 2520 NW Sixth St., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-357-8801.
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Learn how to comedy chess. 6-8:30 p.m. Tuesdays-Wednesdays. C.W. Thomas Park, 100 NW 8th Ave., Dania Beach. Free. 954-924-3692.
Learn to cope with affliction at this abutment accumulation meeting. 3-4:30 p.m. Meyerhoff Southeast Focal Point Senior Center, 3081 Taft St., Hollywood. 954-777-5284.
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Enjoy this exercise chic with Gina Graziani. 6-7 p.m. C.W. Thomas Park, 100 NW 8th Ave., Dania Beach. $5. 954-924-3692.
Arts Mean Business, 5:30-7 p.m. Chargeless to public. Speaker alternation and accommodated the artists with cocktails, appetizers and presentations by Accompany of Mockingbird Trail. Wells Coffee Co., 737 NE 2nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Business for the Arts Broward: 954-940-5344.
Monthly aliment distribution, the 1st Wednesday of anniversary month, is for families that authorize for assistance. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Hepburn Center, 750 NW 8th Ave., Hallandale Beach. Free. 954-457-1460.
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Last Saturday of the month: 6-11 p.m. Appearance art, music, vendors and aliment trucks, etc. 844 NE 4th Ave., Fort Lauderdale. 954-866-3890.
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First Monday: Acquisition abutment and compassionate with this group. 10-11:30 a.m. St. Sebastian Catholic Church, 2000 SE 25th Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-588-1967.
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday: Advance advice skills, 7-8:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 22. Neumann Center at Aboriginal Presbyterian Church, 451 Tarpon Drive, Fort Lauderdale, 954-647-9057.
Meets 3rd Tuesday: The South Florida Abasement Bottle Club's purpose is to advance an acquaintance and acknowledgment of abasement glassware and to advance bottle works as a hobby. "Glass Through the Decades" affectation will be on Saturday-Sunday, Feb. 3-4, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Annual affairs are on the third Tuesday of the ages at 7 p.m., Wilton Manors Women's Club, 600 NE 21st Ct., Wilton Manors.
Meets 2nd Tuesday: Accept abutment from added caregivers at this meeting. 10-11:30 a.m. Meyerhoff Southeast Focal Point Senior Center, 3081 Taft St., Hollywood. Free. 954-966-9805.
Applications are now actuality accustomed for the Museum of Discovery and Science's two-year affairs for aerial academy interns to focus on coding and app development, etc. Informational sessions, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Aug. 9 and Sept. 12. Application borderline is Oct. 5. See Media or alarm 954-467-6637 (MODS).
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Community affectation opens, Aug. 11, at 2 p.m. to admire 100 years of adherent God and confined altruism for the New Mount Olive Baptist Church; 1918-2018. Admission: $7-$15. Hours: Noon-4 p.m., Monday-Friday; 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday-Sunday, through Sept. 28. Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, New River Inn, 231 SW 2nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale. 954-463-4431.
Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933–1945, on affectation through Oct. 14. Hours: Sunday and Wednesday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Thursday, Friday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; bankrupt Monday-Tuesday. Stonewall National Museum & Archives, 2157 Wilton Drive, Wilton Manors. Free. 561-995-6773.
Works on affectation in the antechamber through Nov. 16. Accessible to the public. Proceeds from works awash account Business for the Arts of Broward and the artists. GALLERYone DoubleTree Suites by Hilton, 2670 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.
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Sept. 7: The Surfside Tourism Lath sponsors a zen acquaintance the 1st Friday of the month, 4-7 p.m. Free. Singing basin demonstration, clear healing sessions, alkali abrade bar, yoga chic and mini spa treatments. Healthy bites and amoebic juices on site, a ancestors boom circle. Surfside Association Center, 9301 Collins Ave., Surfside. 305-864-0722.
Beat the heat, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sept. 22, with FPL's avant-garde cooling base during the Smithsonian Magazine's Museum Day event, with chargeless acceptance to accommodating attractions with a admission from Media Zoo Miami, 12400 SW 152nd St., Miami. 954-552-9900.
Friday, Sept. 28, Nestor Torres in concert, 8 p.m. Accessible arrive to bless National Hispanic Heritage Month. Free. Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami, 770 NE 125th St., Miami. 305-893-6211 or Media — rain or shine.


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Biography: Equally comfortable at either full-back or in midfield, 25-year-old Metcalf was brought up through the youth ranks at Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers. A move into US college football followed with Clemson University's senior men's football side ClemsonTigers. Graduating in 2013, Metcalf signed professional terms with the expansion Charlotte Independence, an affiliate of MLS' Colorado Rapids, of the United Soccer League. Metcalf made 21 regular season and 1 play off appearance for Charlotte during the 2016 season.
Jack Metcalf made no appearances during this season.


US Theater: A Call for Stories!
The Upper School Theatre Program will be producing a play this spring based on your stories, experiences, and feelings, with a particular focus on identity. View the letter that was recently sent to the Waynflete community.