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She's Aspiring to Be a Coder Who Inspires People
Georgina is one of those girls who never gives up. She doesn't understand the words, "You can't." In fact, it motivates her to prove those words wrong!
She knows her worth and potential to achieve her dreams. And she's always finding ways to help other children see their own potential.
She might say that much of her perseverance comes from her mother, Yaa.
Yaa took care of Georgina and her siblings, with next to no money, while working multiple jobs and raising them alone. Her husband passed away when Georgina was 14 and their family needed help.
"It was not easy after the death of my husband. Georgina was falling sick so often. We were always in and out of hospital, but the [Compassion program] workers were there for us. The center bore all the hospital expenses and supported us in other things," Yaa said.
After recovering from her illness, Georgina dedicated herself to her school work. But this wasn't an easy task. Her community in Ghana had a high rate of illiteracy. And her family couldn't afford many of the resources she needed.
But she always had her local church!
They provided classes and the materials she needed to advance.
When she was 9 years old, Georgina had been one of the first children to enroll in our program at her local church. And she's thankful that her church was always there for her, especially now, when she needed them most.
"I owe everything I am today to the [program] and the church. [It] instilled in us the art of self-discipline and hard work and made us believe in ourselves. Those are the qualities that are taking me through, in addition to all the financial assistance they are giving me," Georgina shares.
Her hard work paid off!
The director of the center recognized Georgina's potential.
He said, "Georgina is one of our beneficiaries who has really shown a true sense of responsibility, hard work and leadership qualities.
Because of this, Georgina's local church gave her the opportunity to attend the prestigious University of Mines and Technology Tarkwa!
It was an opportunity that many in her community would have never thought possible. But there she was, accepted to her dream school with all of her expenses paid.
Then, she encountered another obstacle.
What should she study?
Her math teacher told her she didn't have the skills to study science. So, in true Georgina fashion, she decided to prove her teacher wrong. She entered into a program where she may be the only young woman in her class pursuing this degree.
She decided to code.
As a coder, she would have to push herself harder than ever before.
Regardless of anyone who said she couldn't, Georgina knew she would. The university accepted her into the Computer Science and Engineering program.
Her church director is glad she decided to study computer science. He smiled and said, "She made the right choice."
Georgina also couldn't be happier with her decision.
"It makes you feel like you can do anything," she expressed.
She had one more passion to fulfill…to help others like her.
Georgina always makes herself available to her peers who struggle with their academics. She wants to pass on the help that was given to her to those who need it most.
She devotes her time to inspiring younger children at her center. She assists them with their homework and with writing letters to their sponsors.
"I want to help kids who have challenges in studying. A lot of them have potential they don't even know they have," Georgina shared.
What's most impressive is that Georgina even designs her projects as a coder to help others. She wants to create resources for underprivileged children.
She even has an idea in mind that would help Compassion Ghana. Whatever she builds, we know one thing for sure: It will inspire people!
"I am grateful to all the people who impacted me from the time I joined the [program] until today. The only way to show my appreciation is to give back to the little ones what was given to me." Georgina said.
Watch Georgina's inspiring story below.
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Story and photos by Vera Mensah-Bediako, Photojournalist for Compassion Ghana, photos and video by Aveleen Schinkel, Multimedia Storyteller for Compassion Canada
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Venugopal V. Veeravalli
Henry Magnuski Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering
vvv@illinois.edu
315 Coordinated Science Lab
Venugopal V. Veeravalli's home page
Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, October 1992
M.S. in Electrical Engineering, (May 1987) Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
B. Tech. (B.S.) in Electrical Engineering, (May 1985) Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay,
Venu Veeravalli received the Ph.D. degree in 1992 from Illinois, the M.S. degree in 1987 from Carnegie-Mellon University, and the B. Tech. degree in 1985 from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, (Silver Medal Honors), all in electrical engineering. He joined Illinois in 2000, and is currently a professor in the ECE Department. He also holds appointments in Department of Statistics, the Coordinated Science Laboratory and the Information Trust Institute. Prior to joining Illinois, he was on the faculty of the School of ECE at Cornell University. He served as a program director for communications research at the U.S. National Science Foundation in Arlington, VA during 2003-2005.
He is a Fellow of the IEEE, and has been on the Board of Governors of the IEEE Information Theory Society and on the SPTM Technical Committee of the IEEE Signal Processing Society. He has been an Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, and for the IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications. He was a Distinguished Lecturer for the IEEE Signal Processing Society during 2010-2011.
Veeravalli's research interests span the theoretical areas of statistical inference, machine learning, and information theory, with applications to data science, wireless communications, and cyberphysical systems.
Veeravalli received the 1996 IEEE Browder J. Thompson Award, an award given annually to an outstanding paper by authors under the age of thirty selected from all the publications of the IEEE. In 1998 he received a CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation, and was one of the twenty CAREER awardees from all the disciplines of the NSF to receive the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) from the White House in 1999. He received the Abraham Wald Prize in Sequential Analysis in 2016. While at Cornell, he received the Michael Tien Excellence in Teaching Award from the College of Engineering. At Illinois, he has received the Beckman Associate Fellowship at the Center for Advanced Study, 2002, the Xerox Award from the College of Engineering in 2003, and has been listed multiple times on the List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students.
Henry Magnuski Professor of ECE (2016-present), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Professor (2016-present), Courtesy Appointment, Department of Statistics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Professor (2005-present), Information Trust Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Professor (2005-present), Coordinated Science Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Professor (2005-present), Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Other Professional Employment
Program Director, (2003-2005) CISE/CCF/TF, National Science Foundation.
Major Consulting Activities
Expert Witness/Consultant (2017,2018) Sidley Austin, Chicago, IL
Expert Witness/Consultant (2012,2013) Mashall, Gerstein and Borun, Chicago, IL
Expert Witness/Consultant (2011, 2012,2013, and 2014) WilmerHale, Boston, MA
Teaching Statement
Professor Veeravalli has taught undergraduate courses on communication systems, probability, signal and systems, and data science, and graduate courses on detection and estimation theory, information theory, communication theory, optimization, and wireless communication.
Veeravalli's research interests span the theoretical areas of statistical inference, machine learning, and information theory, with applications to data science, wireless communications, and cyberphysical systems.
Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) supported by National Science Foundation (NSF) grants.
Data Science and Engineering
Detection and Estimation Theory
Adaptive signal processing
Computer security, privacy, and information trust
Distributed algorithms
Intelligent devices and controls for electricity grids
Machine learning and pattern recognition
Signal detection and estimation
Stochastic systems and control
Cyberphysical systems and internet of things
Decision science
Smart grid and energy delivery
Books Authored or Co-Authored (Original Editions)
V.V. Veeravalli and A. ElGamal. "Interference Management in Wireless Networks." Cambridge University Press, February 2018.
P. Moulin and V.V. Veeravalli. "Statistical Inference for Engineers and Data Scientists." Cambridge University, February 2019.
V.V. Veeravalli and T. Banerjee. "Quickest Change Detection." In E-Reference Signal Processing. Elsevier, 2013. Also available at http://arxiv.org/pdf/1210.5552v1.pdf.
V.V. Veeravalli. "Fundamentals of Detection Theory." In Mathematical Foundations for Signal Processing, Communications and Networking, T. Chen, D. Rajan, and E. Serpedin (Eds.), Cambridge University Press, 2011.
S. Sundhar Ram, V. V. Veeravalli and A. Nedic, "Distributed and Recursive Estimation." In Sensor Networks: When Theory meets Practice, G. Ferrari, (Ed.), Springer 2010.
V.V. Veeravalli and J.-F. Chamberland. "Detection in Sensor Networks." In Wireless Sensor Networks. Signal Processing and Communications Perspectives, A. Swami et al (Eds.), Wiley, 2007.
Selected Articles in Journals
T.S. Lau, W.P. Tay, and V.V. Veeravalli."A Semi-Parametric Binning Approach to Quickest Change Detection." IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 67(3):609-621, Feb 2019.
Y. Bu, S. Zou, Y. Liang and V.V. Veeravalli. "Estimation of KL Divergence: Optimal Minimax Rate." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 64(4): 2648 - 2674, April 2018.
G. Rovatsos, X. Jiang, A.D. Dominguez-Garcia, and V.V. Veeravalli. "Statistical Power System Line Outage Detection Under Transient Dynamics." IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 65(11):2787-2797, June 2017.
M. Kim, X. Zhang, J.G. Ligo, F. Farnoud, V.V. Veeravalli, O. Milenkovic. "MetaCRAM: An Integrated Pipeline for Metagenomic Taxonomy Identification and Compression." BMC Bioinformatics, February 2016.
Y.C. Chen, T. Banerjee, A.D. Dominguez-Garcia, and V.V. Veeravalli. "Quickest Line Outage Detection and Identification." IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, pp. 1 - 10, February 2015.
Y. Li, S. Nitinawarat and V.V. Veeravalli. "Universal Outlier Hypothesis Testing." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 60(7): 4066-4082, July 2014.
A. ElGamal, V.S. Annapureddy, and V.V. Veeravalli. "Interference Channels with CoMP: Degrees of Freedom, Message Assignment, and Fractional Reuse." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 60(6): 3483-3498, June 2014.
T. Banerjee and V.V. Veeravalli. "Data-Efficient Quickest Change Detection." Sri Lankan Journal of Applied Statistics, Special Issue: Contemporary Statistical Science, pp 183-208, Nov 2014
T. Banerjee and V.V. Veeravalli. "Data-Efficient Quickest Change Detection in Minimax Settings." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 59(10): 6917 - 6931, October 2013.
S. Nitinawarat, G. Atia and V.V. Veeravalli. "Controlled Sensing for Multihypothesis Testing." IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 58(10): 2451 - 2464, October 2013.
V.S. Annapureddy, A. ElGamal and V.V. Veeravalli. "Degrees of Freedom of Interference Channels with CoMP Transmission and Reception." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 58(9): 5740-5760, September 2012.
T. Banerjee and V.V.~Veeravalli. "Data Efficient Quickest Change Detection with On-Off Observation Control." Sequential Analysis, 31: 1-38, January 2012.
V.V. Veeravalli and P.K. Varshney, "Distributed Inference in Wireless Sensor Networks.'' Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A, 370: 100-117, January 2012. ( Invited survey paper.)
V.S. Annapureddy and V.V. Veeravalli. "Sum Capacity of MIMO Interference Channels in the Low Interference Regime."IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 57(5): 2565 - 2581, May 2011.
V. S. Annapureddy and V.V. Veeravalli. "Gaussian Interference Networks: Sum Capacity in the Low Interference Regime and New Outer Bounds on the Capacity Region." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 55(7): 3032-3050, July 2009.
S.S. Ram, A. Nedic and V.V. Veeravalli. "Incremental Stochastic Subgradient Algorithms for Convex Optimization." SIAM Journal on Optimization, 20 (2): 691-717, February 2009
A.G. Tartakovsky and V.V. Veeravalli. "Asymptotically Optimal Quickest Change Detection in Distributed Sensor Systems." Sequential Analysis, 27(4): 441-475, October 2008
J. Fuemmeler and V.V. Veeravalli. "Smart Sleeping Policies for Energy Efficient Tracking in Sensor Networks." IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 56(5): 2091-2102, May 2008.
J. Unnikrishnan and V.V. Veeravalli. "Cooperative Sensing for Primary Detection in Cognitive Radio." IEEE Journal on Selected Topics in Signal Processing, Special Issue on Dynamic Spectrum Access, 2(1): 18-27, February 2008.
V.V. Veeravalli, Y. Liang and A.M. Sayeed. "Correlated MIMO wireless channels: capacity, optimal signaling, and asymptotics." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 51(6)::2058-2072, June 2005.
Y. Liang and V.V. Veeravalli. "Capacity of Noncoherent Time-Selective Block Fading Channels." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol. 5, no. 12, pp. 3095-3110, December 2004.
A.G. Tartakovsky and V.V. Veeravalli. "General Asymptotic Bayesian Theory of Quickest Change Detection." In SIAM: Theory of Probability and its Applications, vol. 49, no. 3, pp. 538-582, 2004.
J.-F. Chamberland and V. V. Veeravalli, "Decentralized Detection in Sensor Networks," IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, vol. 51, no. 2, pp. 407-416, February 2003. (IEEE Signal Processing Society 2006 Young Author Best Paper Award.)
V. V. Veeravalli and A. Mantravadi, "The Coding-Spreading Tradeoff in CDMA Systems," IEEE JSAC: Special Issue on Multiuser Detection Techniques, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 396-408, February 2002.
V. V. Veeravalli, "Decentralized Quickest Change Detection," IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 47(4): 1657-65, May 2001.
V. Dragalin, A. G. Tartakovsky and V. V. Veeravalli, "Multihypothesis Sequential Probability Ratio Tests, Part II: Accurate Asymptotic Expansions for the Expected Sample Size," IEEE Transactions on Information Theory , 46(4): 1366-1383, July 2000.
V. Dragalin, A. G. Tartakovsky and V. V. Veeravalli, "Multihypothesis Sequential Probability Ratio Tests, Part I: Asymptotic Optimality," IEEE Transactions on Information Theory. 45(7): 2448-2462, November 1999.
C. W. Baum and V. V. Veeravalli, "A Sequential Procedure for Multihypothesis Testing," IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 40(6): 1994-2007, November 1994. (The authors were awarded the 1996 IEEE Browder J. Thompson Award for this work.)
Other Scholarly Activities
Technical Program Committee Co-Chair, IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, Paris, France, 2018.
General Co-Chair, IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, Honolulu, Hawaii, June 2014.
Coorganizer of the National Academy of Engineering, 2001 Frontiers of Engineering Conference.
Abraham Wald Prize in Sequential Analysis, 2016
IEEE Signal Processing Society Distinguished Lecturer, 2010-2011
Fellow of the IEEE, 2006
1998 National Science Foundation CAREER Award
1998 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) by the White House to recognize outstanding research in wireless communications and for innovations in teaching. This is ``the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on outstanding new scientists and engineers who are in the early stages of establishing their independent research careers.''
1996 IEEE Browder J. Thompson Award, an award given to an outstanding paper by authors under the age of 30 selected from all the publications of the IEEE. The award winning paper: "A Sequential Procedure for Multihypothesis Testing."
University of Illinois List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students, Spring 2019 (ECE 561)
University of Illinois List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students, Spring 2017 for two courses (ECE 561 and ECE 398BD)
University of Illinois List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students, Spring 2016
University of Illinois List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students, Fall 2015
University of Illinois List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students, Fall 2010 for two courses (ECE 562 and ECE 563).
Michael Tien Excellence in Teaching Award, College of Engineering, Cornell University, 1999.
Recent Courses Taught
ECE 313 (MATH 362) - Probability with Engrg Applic
ECE 365 - Data Science and Engineering
ECE 398 BD - Making Sense of Big Data
ECE 490 (CSE 441) - Introduction to Optimization
ECE 500 U (ECE 500 U1, ECE 500 U2) - ECE Colloquium
ECE 534 - Random Processes
ECE 561 - Detection & Estimation Theory
ECE 562 - Advanced Digital Communication
Illinois ECE Professors research group testing, statistical analysis of COVID-19
Next-generation Internet of Battle Things (IoBT) aims to help keep troops and civilians safe
Six new named professor appointments announced
New methods aim to detect subtle faults before they lead to catastrophic failure
Metagenomic research studies effects of microbial populations
Grainger Engineering Breakthroughs Initiative to support research in big data and bioengineering

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Six weeks later Hurricane Katrina hit. It scraped the Gulf Coast clean. The levees failed in New Orleans, inundating the Lower 9th Ward and creating a modern day diaspora out of the city that has only partially been reversed. That was ten years ago this August.
Overnight, without changing a word, "It's Gonna Rain" became a song – not about losing somebody – but about losing a city.
Playing with Branford Marsalis and Joey Calderazzo in a benefit performance for the North Carolina Symphony in Raleigh three years ago, "It's Gonna Rain" brought the house down. For Marsalis, born near Bayou Teche, a native of Breaux Bridge, raised in the music of New Orleans, the song was a natural fit.
"Playing that particular song with Branford and Joey was a dream come true for me. I'd spent years working and making lifelong friends in Breaux Bridge and Lafayette, LA," Ainslie says. "I was channeling that when I wrote the song: the Spanish Moss hanging in the Live Oaks, the cotton wood trees, the smell of the rain on the streets. It's all there.
And Ainslie's latest CD, The Last Shot Got Him (Fall-2014), is entirely recorded on a little arch top 1934 Gibson from Louisiana.
"The guitar came to me from Linda Handelsman, a fine composer, arranger and musician who lived in Lafayette at the time. I played three chords on it and it sounded more like Robert Johnson's recordings than any other instrument I had ever touched. It was made when Johnson was 23.
I'm gonna get up in the mornin' – I believe I'll dust my broom.
I kept my dreams between the cotton rows.
Those fields my books, where I wrote with my hoe.
Got to be ready when that bride groom comes.
and a moon shining in the sky.
Know that I'm in heaven when you smile.
Wearing one of your pretty things.
I'll take it, if my stuff'll fit.
Or maybe, I'll just get rid of it.
On Thunder's Mouth, Ainslie – a singer and acoustic guitarist who's an expert on Robert Johnson's guitar techniques – applies his winning musical personality to self-penned tunes and non-originals borrowed from Johnson, Son House, J.B. Lenoir, Tom Waits and the John Lomax field recordings treasure chest.
The emotional pull of Ainslie's music is always strong, perhaps most so on the slave lament, "Thunder's Mouth," and on the slow, serious folk blues "Another Man Done Gone." In unobtrusive but unmistakable support of this Vermonter are cellist Eugene Friesen, Cajun guitarist Sam Broussard and multi-instrumentalist T-Bone Wolk.


In a press briefing the CEO of the City Council has advised that work will not start on the Dyke Road site until after 2020. Original plans for the development included the provision of a new city library and the demolition and replacement of the sub optimal Black Box venue with an alternative cultural hub performance venue. Mr McGrath said that due to space requirements it is now not considered feasible to include the library on this site and it may also not be appropriate for a cultural and civic space. He added that as Galway 2020 is fast approaching the current Black Box will be required for the year long programme. A scoping exercise and project review has been recommended along with evaluation of other options for these important facilities. The possibility of using this site for residential developments was mentioned.


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Finding the right career that fits you and your lifestyle
|In Tech Articles, WeAreTechwomen Articles, Career Development
|By WeAreTechWomen Team
Emily Alpert is a UX/UI Designer at Vodafone and a proud mother. She had spent the majority of her adult life, until recently, in the non-profit campaign sphere. Whilst this is a rewarding sector, she had not been completely satisfied in the role for a long period. Sadly, the barriers in place for a woman's career progression post-maternity leave are hard enough to overcome, even when simply returning to your previous job. Now, imagine being a new mother and knowing you want to pursue an entirely different role. This was the exact position Emily found herself in before changing her career and studying an intense, hands-on course in a brand-new subject.
Emily made a number of attempts to move away from her non-profit campaign role prior to becoming a mother.
But a mixture of not knowing exactly what it was she wanted to go into and the need to sustain a regular income left her unable to secure the career shift she so desperately wanted. She knew she needed to go into a role which enabled her to be creative and hands-on, but had been unable to find the necessary support to make the switch. "I wanted to explore and do something different, something more creative," Emily says. "But the only thing I seemed qualified for was exactly what I had been doing."
Before she was able to make this career change, Emily and her partner decided it was time to expand their family of two into a family of three. This meant putting her career ambitions temporarily on hold as she took time out to raise their new born baby. This didn't mean that Emily was any less set on pursuing a future career change, it just delayed when it was going to happen.
The barriers to success for a new mother
After six months of maternity leave Emily was ready to make the move back into work. She took this opportunity to seriously look at what options were open to her before jumping into anything and make sure the move was right for her.
Emily looked for freelance projects in communications and marketing, thinking that there may be opportunities on offer which included creativity as well as the necessary flexibility a parent requires. Despite numerous interviews this didn't come to fruition. Emily herself admits this was in part due to her lack of enthusiasm for the roles themselves. "I was trying to be something and do something that I didn't have a passion for," she says. "That had come through more than I had hoped." However, being a new mother and having the financial pressure of needing to get back to earning an income doesn't leave much space to figure out your true professional calling in life. Eventually, Emily put her dreams on hold and went to work for a consultancy.
Emily's eureka moment
Still frustrated by the stasis she felt her career progression had fallen prey to, she once again began brainstorming. But it wasn't until one morning when discussing the current job role with her husband that she finally found her breakthrough. When she was describing the more creative tasks that she performs for the consultancy her husband, a full-stack web developer, responded "Oh, that's what a UX Designer does!". This immediately piqued her interest. "I started reading all the things UX entails and right away I knew it was perfect for me" Emily explains. "It's creative and analytical at the same time." She had finally found her calling.
Trying to find training opportunities
Now Emily was equipped with a clear goal; to gain the necessary training to become a UX Designer. You would have thought that this would go a significant way towards simplifying the process of her career change. She looked into a number of UX training programmes but was met with some fairly cynical responses surrounding her ability to juggle the challenges of parenthood and the workload that training would entail.
When Emily investigated the commitments of various different courses, many responded in a way she wasn't expecting. She explains that mostly she was just met with the response of: "Well, we can't tell you what the workload is going to be like. You're just going to have to do 20 hours of work outside of class regardless."
Making the bold step into a new career path is a daunting process at any point in one's life and it is vital that the necessary support is provided; especially when having to also meet the responsibilities of being a parent. Emily began to worry she would never find the right fit. That was when she came across RED Academy London.
During her first meeting with RED Academy, Emily was immediately struck by their understanding nature. "They seemed like they would be supportive of me and my lifestyle at the time," she says. "They said they would work with me and that we'd figure it out one day at a time." Emily was finally able to feel like her aspirations were viable again. RED Academy understood that being a new mother should not be a barrier to realising your career ambitions.
More than offering the necessary support they also offered real opportunities to get stuck into gaining actual experience in the industry. "I felt that being able to work with real clients was invaluable," she explained. "It felt like I would get the opportunities and skill sets that would be valuable in the marketplace."
However, Emily still feared that despite her best efforts her dream wouldn't come to fruition and that in actual fact she was jeopardising her family's financial security. "I felt like it was a big risk," she says. "I thought, 'Omigosh what if I spend all this money and I'm no closer to finding a career?'" RED Academy's supportive nature allayed those fears and allowed Emily to take a step towards her future.
Challenging but successful
The work was exhausting, especially on top of Emily's responsibilities as a new parent, but it was not overwhelming. This was aided by the fact RED fulfilled their promise to be supportive, and luckily her classmates proved to be equally as caring. She was also relieved to discover that her classmates were of all ages as she had previously been concerned that she would be the oldest in the class.
Along with the invaluable training she received, RED Academy also helped her build her CV and portfolio. This meant that she was fully equipped with the necessary tools to make it in the world of UX Design. So, despite that fact it was difficult to juggle everything, she was provided with all the support she required to feel confident in her new venture.
Once graduated, it took Emily four months to secure a new job. When she finally secured a position, it was the perfect one. She is now the UX/UI Designer at Vodafone, and her new workplace provides Emily with both the creativity she wanted to have in her role as well as the collaboration and support she required.
Of course, working and being a parent is still challenging. "It's definitely been an adjustment," Emily admits. "It's still tiring to work all day and then come home and do nursery pickups, dinner and bath time." Which is completely understandable.
However, now Emily is in a role that makes her happy and allows her to progress her career the way she wanted to. "I wouldn't want to do it again exactly, but it was worth it" she quips. And it certainly was. Emily proves that you should never give up on your dreams, despite the barriers you may find yourself confronted with. Just make sure you find yourself the right support and training to help you along the way. Most importantly, trust the process!


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Mature garden refurbished. Mint sandstone replaced with grey limestone. Raised beds built with Irish limestone and pathways from Silver granite chippings. The location was Dalkey, Co. Dublin. This project was completed in Summer 2015.


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FTHub Method
What are Forest Bathing and Forest Therapy?
FTHub Certified Forest Bathing Guide
FTHub Certified Forest Therapy Practitioner
FTHub 3-day In-person Immersive Training in Nature
Professional Development Programmes
Walk the Talk Talks
1st Global Summit of Science, Nature and Health March 29 – 30, 2023
III Ibero-American Summit, 2022
Projects & Research
Planetary Emergency
Forest Bathing for Corporate and the Public Healthcare Service in Chile
No one suspected that the daughter of a merchant marine who was born in the United States, emigrated to Germany during her university studies and became the Finance Manager of a German company in Chile, would be the woman with the velvety voice who guides 70 people in forest bathing walks for healthcare personnel in Viña del Mar.
Ana María Andrade guides in the Botanical Garden of Viña del Mar with the support of the Director of the site and knows it like few others. She travels there on weekends to offer Forest Bathing to the general public, companies and health personnel. After decades of office work, she retired early and today, as an FTHub Forest Bathing Guide, she founded Ama Bosque (Love Forest) and travels around Chile and its surroundings with her partner Ricardo in a motorhome.
The Andes and feeling small
"In my school years I lived in Quilpué and the teachers always took us to the mountains to the snow. Then I went to Santiago (Chile's capital) and that contact got lost with studies and work. Nature was more and more distant from my daily life, except in the winters when I went skiing in the mountains, where I really felt that greatness that happens in the Andes mountain range, that feeling of being so small, it always overwhelmed me.
"In a plot of land we have in Pirque, 40 km from the capital, we enjoyed the summers or weekends and I would always go back to the center, to the calm: you sleep well there, with the sound of the birds and the water flowing through a canal. That relaxed me, but I didn't notice it consciously".
"In 2019 I was invited by a friend to a Forest Bathing walk (Gina, FTHub Forest Bathing Guide and at that time Ana's future training partner), and it was such a pleasant sensation and I felt so good after doing it, that I started to research, to buy books. And only months later I found out that they were coming to train in Chile for the first time in South America".
The road to the forests
"I think the training has been the most wonderful experience I've had. Being immersed in the Valdivian forest doing theory and practice every day was quite an experience. Since then, I have continued to keep in touch with nature almost daily. I need it. If I'm in the city for a week, I need to get out, go to the countryside or to a park.
"In my university days we lived in Hamburg for a few years and I studied business administration. When I returned to Chile I went back to study commercial engineering and worked in a German company for 27 years, in charge of administration and finances, with a lot of stress, long hours, until I took early retirement.
"Forest Bathing came to me at that time. Soon after, Covid entered Chile and the quarantine was very long. At that stage I offered forest bathing online. People needed it a lot and were very happy, they felt much better, it was a real relief for what we were going through. And that motivated me to keep going.
"At the first opening we had, we immediately went out to the Botanical Garden and also to the Rio Clarillo National Park, near Santiago. And we didn't stop from there. At the Botanical Garden in Viña del Mar I guide a lot, they welcomed us very well. I feel at home there".
Corporate and Health
"A company that launched a perfume with scents based on Japanese culture wanted to offer at the launch event a forest bathing walk. So we did it for 60 people, divided into 3 groups, in a place that has a park with a castle in the middle, a surface where we could all see each other.
"Almost at the same time, the National Health Service of the Valparaiso and San Antonio region called me to do forest bathing for their staff. So we designed a forest bathing program that was attended by health care personnel and employees of the health system. 70 people divided in 5 groups, in two walks every 15 days.
"As the first groups commented to their colleagues how the experience had been, when the last groups arrived they came with a certain expectation. Their colleagues would tell them 'you can't miss it, it's a wonderful experience, you have to do it, you don't know how good you feel afterwards'. It was a big responsibility.
"We gave them an assessment with atest which measures mood states, before the first walk and at the end of the last. In between both walks, we gave them nature connection activities that they could incorporate into their day-to-day lives. The idea is that they generate a habit".
Results for the soul
"The results are incredible: the highest scores before the first walk were fatigue and anxiety and both, after the second walk, decreased by more than 70%. Vigor or energy was the third highest index on the first walk and then increased by over 35%. Anger and depression also decreased.
"People left with a great desire to repeat it, with a desire to make it a regular practice within their duties, their work. They see how health care staff really are, working 12 hours within four walls. So they agreed to talk to their bosses to incorporate it as a regular practice.
"It fills my soul. I realize that it is something that helps people, they leave happy, they leave with a different spirit. They want to bring their families, they asked me when I would do it again. Some have taken up to 3 buses to get to the walk, traveling up to 3 hours to get there.
"In addition to how much the test results have impacted me, there are some cases that have resonated with me throughout my experience. Around the time we were coming out of the pandemic, a married couple with their 6-year-old daughter went on the group walk. The child stayed with me while the parents did individual activities."
"During the moment of sharing the experience, that mom said: 'I hadn't had time for myself in months, I'm with my daughter and husband all day and I don't do anything alone… And this activity was so short, it couldn't have been 20 minutes… I didn't notice it. It felt so good being with myself"….
The children and the forest
"In the beginning I had decided not to lead walks with children. I thought I couldn't design activities for them, or that they had to be very different. But the requests kept coming in and I realized it was simpler than I thought.
"One moment I remember a lot is in a group of people and families, a little 6-year-old boy who told me at the beginning 'I will not say anything, I'm not going to talk at all'. I told him not to worry, that here he would do whatever he wanted. After the second activity, there was no one to stop him: he told me what he did at school, what he did in a garden. He was happy with the walk and perhaps forgot that there were people he didn't know, adults outside his close circle, and began to talk to everyone.
"His sharings were very simple, plain, the things that a child sees that, as the years go by, we adults forget. The others were nourished by it, they left with a different vision, different from when the walk is only for adults".
Ph: Courtesy Ana Maria Andrade
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Laurent Dubreuil secures 500m silver with eyes on season title
By Matthew Hodowany
Team Canada's Laurent Dubreuil is in a position to claim the season title after finishing with an identical time to Japanese skater Wataru Morishige of 34.532 for a joint silver in the men's 500m at the ISU speed skating finals in Heerenveen, Netherlands.
The Levis, Que., native collected 108 points for his second-place finish behind Japan's Tatsuya Shinhama time of 34.384. Dubreuil now holds a 62-point lead over Shinhama, who earned 120 points for his win, in the season standings.
🚨Medal Alert🚨
Nothing can stop @Dubreuil92 !
500m🥈
🚨Alerte Médaille🚨
Rien ne peut arrêter Laurent Dubreuil !
500m🥈@PatinVitesseQc @CBCOlympics @RC_Sports pic.twitter.com/dGeW7sWABn
— Speed Skating Canada | Patinage de Vitesse Canada (@SSC_PVC) March 12, 2022
Dubreuil was not the only Canadian to show out as fellow Beijing 2022 skater Gilmore Junio finished in 12th place at 35.293.
At the Beijing 2022 games, Dubreuil won silver in the men's 1,000m after finishing fourth in the 500m which marked the first time all season he had missed the podium in that distance.
Dubreuil's chance to claim season supremacy will be on Sunday, March 13 at 7:00 a.m. ET.
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In the final days of last year, IVG Immobilien AG realised its sales programme for 2004 successfully. Property worth over €230 million was sold in Brussels, Milan, Munich, Helsinki and Kassel. The sales will be included in the 2004 financial year result and lead to a satisfying book profit, confirming the forecast for net income for the year of €70 million.
The largest sale took place in Brussels. Square de Meuus 8 was sold in a share deal for €152 million. This property has 40,700 m² of office space, 490 parking spaces and is on long-term lease to the European Commission. The investment company KanAm Grund is reserving the property for its open-ended property fund KanAm grundinvest Fonds. IVG acquired the property, which was built in 1976 and renovated in 1996, upon its takeover of the Swedish property company Asticus in 1999.
'With the sale of the Square de Meuus property, we are realising the satisfying market development in Brussels with our result and refining our portfolio still further in line with the size of the Brussels market', IVG Portfolio Management Director Bernd Kottmann explained.


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Taming Lightning is a reserach project following my Journey as an Emerging Artist, to learn and share knowledge about the phenomenon of ionized Gases in Plasma and Neon Light through interviews and discussions with Artists, Makers, and Researchers.
Updates will also include documentation on in progress works and idea, Sharing of Classes I find taught by Artists and Makers, as well as future plasma classes at Pittsburgh Glass Center where I'm researching and developing opportunities.
My history in Neon and Plasma began when I took a class at Pilchuck Glass School in 2014, called Interactive Light with Patrick Collentine. In this workshop we explored creating air tight vessels using Furnace glassblowing and Torch work using borosilicate. The course was a laboratry for creating shapes and surfaces to explore in plasma neon.
From that course I was striken by the plasma bug, and searched for a way continued to work in it for my BFA exhibtion at Illinios State Universty. I ended up working with a local Neon and Sign making studio Super Signs in Bloomington, IL, where we investigated plasma. Unfortunatey neither of us had any experience to make any dazzaling light work, but we did produce some interesting glowing pieces. Eventually our schedules no long lined up as their Neon Technician had various installations and repairs to fulfill.
It was then that I reconnected with one of my classmates Ash Williamson whom I took the Pilchuck Class with and we worked together to fininish filling my pieces just in time for the show. I'll touch on his experience and play with neon in the podcast later. After he moved to explore neon and his passions in glass elsewhere, I was left without access to explore plasma light, putting it aside.
Flash forward to 2016, I had applied to Pittsburgh Glass Center Studio Technician Apprentiscehsip Program. Within the first two months of my apprenticeship, we received at 2 seperate donations from retired neon sign workers. This include a working vacuum pump, manifold (plumbing for filling tubes and vessels), diffusion pump, hand torches, bombardier (trad neon) and more. Which I later discovered that behind the scenes a big hand in receiving the donation was Brian Engel, Studio Coordinator, and Chris Clarke, Operations Manager. Both were interested in having a neon and plasma sometime in the future.
It's an art and knowledge that isn't widely known, but I felt that I could definetly get things running with a little guidance. My first steps were to take pictures of all the equipment, and send them to my mentor Pat Collentine. Sorting through the equipment, and talking with Operations Manager, I was given permission to build a mobile Plasma Lab, a cart for vacuuming and filling vessels for plasma. I say plasma, due the dangers of using a bombardier in traditional neon, which is used to send high voltage through the tube for processing.
Now while I'm waiting for our gas order to come in, I'll be recording interivews and discussions in with Artists, Makers, and Research, and writing posts about the process, and some techniques and tricks I've learned so far.
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Thank you for the comment! Small small world, huh? Wayne had emailed me earlier today! I just sent you a freind requent on facebook. I hope to get the podcast off the ground soon!


Bridgetown Music Therapy specializes in providing the best in music therapy services to seniors of all abilities living in care homes and communities across the Portland metro area. All of our music therapists are licensed and board-certified with hundreds of hours of experience. Each session is packed full of a variety of fun, interactive and meaningful music-based activities that target social interaction, physical movement, cognitive functioning, mood and memory. Music therapy has been shown to benefit the mind, body and soul leading to an improved quality of life. Our services make it possible for seniors to experience the joy of music-making! Contact Alexis for more information or to schedule complimentary consultation or trial music therapy session.
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Jaromír Hůla, singer and harmonica player, will take you on an unforgettable journey full of beautiful melodies and movie hits. Within the Two Horses duo, he is accompanied by guitar player Jan Kysela. Their repertoire also consists of jazz standard melodies and other songs especially arranged for harmonica and guitar which is played in the finger-picking style.
Guitar & Voices – main aim of this acoustic duo is presenting you with wonderful combination of voice beauty and brilliant acoustic guitar in their mutual dialogue. Their various repertoire includes jazz, pop music as well as latino pieces.
Guitarist Jan Kysela, playing solo acoustic guitar using the finger-picking style, presents this very attractive genre and shows you suprising and new ways of guitar play. Programme consists of various styles (such as jazz, blues, rock, pop music).
Nejenblues – duo of Jiri Slupka Sverak and Jaromir Hula plays a repertoire based mainly on blues melodies of renowned authors and performers on top of that they are also adding their "not only" blues pieces. Jiri Slupka Sverak is not just a pianist, singer, composer and text writer, he also works as a teacher at VOS Jaroslava Jezka and DAMU. With Jaromir Hula, harmonica player, he plays for more than 15 years now.
He is a versatile musician and teacher. He studied classical guitar at the Prague Conservatory. After successfully graduating he continued in the same field at the Prague Academy of Performing Arts. In addition to playing the guitar he worked at the Conservatory and singing with prof. Lída Noppova. His singing skills applied in the Musical theater Karlin, then in a multi-theater performance Semafor, in musicals, even dub music. He has performed with many artistic personalities – e.g. singer Lucie Bílá, Karel Gott, composer J. Březík, J. Škorpík. Currently he is still active in a rock'n'roll band The Fribbles, old-timer band Hašlerka.
Petr Malinek is great pianist, which plays jazz standards, rock and jazz rock covers and other wonderful songs and compositions, that are sure to delight your heart, performed in master quality, with great improvisation.
Veronika Veselá and Nikol Davídková are experienced duo, which has been working together for several years. The restaurant White Horse VeroNikol more pleasant evenings with their rich repertoire of old and contemporary hits (George Michael, Whitney Houston, Alycia Keys, Rihanna). Performance specialty is working with 'Voice Looper'. Voice Looper comes from America and in the Czech Republic is a novelty. It is a live layering beats, sounds and music using vocals. This new special creates better performance and increases enjoyment of the audience.
Elly Jay was born in Cape Town, South Africa who is now based in the Czech Republic, in Prague. He is an experience musician who has been in the music industry for over 20 years. He worked in Spain, Germany, Austria and Slovakia. Elly is not only a Singer and Pianist, but also a composer and producer of many genres. He worked with various music licence companies and Record labels from the UK, USA, Germany, Czech Republic, Australia and South Africa, who places music in movies,TV,Film and Commercials.
In 2016 Elly Jay entered the prestigious competition "PIANIST OF THE YEAR". The contest was held in Prague under the auspices of the company PETROF. Elly Jay was one of the TOP 9 pianists.
Lonely Horse – Jaromír Hůla – song singer, guitar and harmonica player. Comming to us to recall the old golden melodies and songs and mix them with a new tunes. His gently voice, easy harmonies and melodic harmonica playing is understandable to everybody.
Filip Zoubek is singer and guitarist with 20 years experience in the music world. Filip draws on the roots of Black music, jazz and other music genders. "It's like when B.B King meets Van Morrison and Johny Cash on one stage" . Distinctive musical expression of Filip Zoubek is based largely on improvisations and the unique power of the unrepeatable moments .
Under the name The Adams you can find two musicians, the singer and pianist Šárka Adámková, and the guitarist Michal Gregor. Their musical journey is mostly influented by the American music, where they found the greatist inspiration to do their own musical project called Sarah and The Adams. But still, they like to come back to the roots of their heart-touching melodies as Norah Jones songs, Carol King, Tracy Chapman, Diana Krall or Stevie Wonder, as well as they enjoy the acoustic arrangements of the most popular interprets as Adele, Duft Punk, Sting, Michael Jackson, or Eurythmics.
Barbora Svinkova and Tomas Zivor are the new duo on the czech music scene. They both gained experience in performing in czech and abroad. Their repertoar consists of contemporary pop hits, and famous songs in their own arrangements. Mesmerizing voice of Bara Svinkova adds original signature and color, while the piano accompaniment of Tomas Zivor makes you listen to the beautiful melodies and emerge you in incredible athmosphere.
with influences dranw from folk, pop, rock and blues.


Tupper, N., Sauerland, M., Hope, L., & Merckelbach, H. (2015). Seeing and believing: Common courtroom myths in eyewitness memory. In-Mind Magazine, 28.
Tupper, N., Sauerland, M., Sauer, J., Broers, N., Charman, S., & Hope, L. (2016). Eyewitness identification for multiple perpetrator crime: Testing for sequential effects in multiple identification decisions. Presentation at the annual meeting of the American Psychology and Law Society Conference (AP-LS), Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
Tupper, N., (2016). Eyewitnesses and multi-perpetrator crime: Memory and decisions in the face of multiple identifications. Presentation at the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Research Day, Lustrum 20th Anniversary, Maastricht University, the Netherlands.
AP-LS 2016 grant to attend Continuing Education Workshop: Testifying and Consulting as an Expert in Eyewitness Identification Cases.


With just a week left in the 2016 regular season, the only thing besides home field advantage still to be decided is which teams will fill the Wild Card slots. The American League has five teams battling for two spots, while the National League essentially has three teams in the running for their two positions, although Pittsburgh Pirates fans may beg to differ. With the division races being all but determined, the fans of the eight teams fighting for Wild Card slots will be in full-on nervous mode for the coming week. There will certainly be a lot of scoreboard watching going on in cities such as Baltimore, Detroit, and San Francisco.
The Wild Card system was introduced in 1994, but the first Wild Card postseason didn't occur until 1995 because the '94 season was ended by a strike. It was begun as a way to foster competitiveness and give more teams an opportunity to make the postseason. It would create excitement in cities which otherwise would just be playing out the string of games the final few weeks of the season. Which, of course, meant more game and television revenue.
I can remember seasons before the Wild Card came into play where your team could be 10-15 games out of first place going into September and the resignation that your season was over had already set in. Today, the St. Louis Cardinals are 18 games behind the first place Chicago Cubs, yet are just a half game behind the Giants for the second Wild Card. So, in that sense, the system is working like a charm. A quality team still has a chance for postseason play in a year where there is one clear and dominant team not just in their division of play, but in all of baseball.
It is also a bit ironic that even though the current division races are decided, things would be quite different if the year was 1980, for instance. The AL East would be a toss-up that would appear to be heading down to the wire, with the Cleveland Indians (90-63) holding a half-game lead on the Boston Red Sox (90-64). Not only would home field advantage be on the line, but both teams would be fighting for their playoff lives. One team would go on to face the Texas Rangers in the AL Championship Series, while the other would be getting out the golf clubs with their season ended.
Which format is better? I'm sure most will side with the Wild Card system. I tend to be a bit on the old school side of things and have always preferred the old system of two division winners meeting in the LCS with a berth in the World Series on the line. Because isn't the idea of a 162-game season to find the best teams and let them fight it out in a head-to-head series? With the Wild Card system, things tend to favor a team that kind of hangs around most of the year and gets hot at the end of the season to make a playoff run. It is the quality vs. quantity thing at play for me.
The 1978 season kind of cemented the idea that the pre-Wild Card system worked best for me. Being a New York Yankees fan came to me through my father. He was a diehard fan from the Mickey Mantle days. With the Yankees' return to prominence beginning in 1976, I fell in line with his love of all things involving the Bronx Bombers. Watching them charge from 14.5 games back of the Red Sox in July to force a one-game playoff was amazing. I begged to stay home from school to watch the game. My mother said that my father was going to work that day, so I would go to school. I would be willing to bet a year's pay that I didn't hear two words the teacher said that day.
I remember racing home from the bus that afternoon only to reach the driveway and see my father's car parked there. What the hell? I've been had. I busted through the kitchen and the look on my mother's face could not hide the fact that she knew ahead of time that he would have come home early from work that day. As I hit the living room, the old man was on the edge of his seat, cigarette in hand. I knew it must be one doozy of a game. I asked the score and got no response. I could have come in with my hair on fire and the response would have been the same. As I watched Fred Lynn fly out to right field and Ron Guidry walk off the mound to end the sixth inning, the score flashed on the screen: 2-0 Red Sox.
Everyone knows the rest of the story of that game. The point is that the old system worked and it was what brought me into this game and hooked me from a young age. It's just interesting to look back and compare what would be happening right now in the game versus then. Yes, the Wild Card system creates excitement down to the final wire, but for my money, there is nothing that will beat the heart pounding that went on as a ten-year-old in 1978. It would take me a minute to even remember the Wild Card teams from two years ago, but I can almost do a play-by-play recount of that playoff game.
I will leave the question of which is better to another day. Like I said earlier, I usually take an old school stance to changes in the game. I have not been in favor of instant replay or catchers not being able to block the plate. I have accepted them as part of the game I love and support, even though it is not the same game I grew up with. As for the Wild Card, it's hard to argue that it has been anything but successful. There have been no less than six World Series winners come from Wild Card qualifiers. But, for me, I would like to see the two best teams over 162 games go at it to determine the World Series participants.
The shot at a Wild Card slot has made watching Yankees baseball the past two months more interesting than if it wasn't available, and for that I have been grateful. Although, it would stand to reason that Gary Sanchez alone would have been enough to stay glued to games the past two months. Regardless of whether I have a dog in the fight, when the playoffs start on October 4, I will probably be on the edge of my seat watching. Minus the cigarette. And if the Yankees aren't involved, I will still be rooting for good baseball, no matter the teams playing. Unless the Red Sox are playing, of course.


Mexico is well ahead of many developed and developing countries in many ways, especially in terms of the numbers of water projects constructed, successful transfer of irrigation districts and development of informal markets for groundwater. However, the deterioration of the natural resources of the country, water resources being one of them, due to improper management is not improving the lifestyle of the vast majority of the population in any significant way. Accordingly, extensive modifications in the planning and management processes, including consideration of environmental and social factors and stakeholder participation, are urgently necessary for the water sector. This paper includes an analysis of the environmental impact statements of water projects in Mexico which are under the responsibility of the national water authority. It concludes that the unsatisfactory quality of the EIS of water projects in Mexico represents a serious limitation for developing any post-project evaluation or impact management. The institutional arrangements necessary for implementing the proposed measures are not defined, and the costs of implementing any recommendation are not properly budgeted for in the cost tables. Finally, not only should the reports be critically analysed, but also the whole process of their preparation and approval should be objectively and critically reviewed. This analysis should indicate clearly the shortcomings of the process, and the outline what steps could be taken to overcome them in order to ensure the sustainability of water projects in Mexico. The emphasis should be on producing a streamlined and implementable process.


Besides the video, police also want to talk to a man between 17 and 20 who a witness saw near the church that morning, wearing a grey hoodie and carrying a dark backpack.
While finding out where the painting has gone is a challenge, establishing where it came from is almost a mystery in itself. A Belgian lawmaker is thought to have bought it from a friend who was having financial difficulties. The lawmaker then sold it to an organization that helps the church.
Martens said he believes that the painter "only knew Michelangelo's model through an engraving" but said the artist has "succeeded in keeping enough Michelangelo elements in his work."
Whatever the painting's origins and the outcome of the investigation, Van Raemdonck has a wealth of new material for his book.


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Child development observation #2 due in 16hrs 3pgs | ECE 205 Introduction to Child Development | Ashford University
Child Development Observation #2
[WLOs: 1, 3] [CLOs: 2, 4]
As you discovered in Week 2 of the course, formally observing childrens' behavior is an important step in determining their current stage of development and enhancing our ability to support and foster growth in areas where children may not excel. Chapters 7 and 8 of your textbook describe stages of physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and language development in children 4 – 5 years of age and 6 – 8 years of age. Use the textbook in addition to the video provided with the instructions for this assignment as resources.
To prepare for this assignment,
Corresponding Observation Video
Corresponding Developmental Checklist
Early Childhood: 4 – 5 Years of Age
Samantha and Sara Building Towers and Castles (Links to an external site.)
Developmental Checklist: 4 To 5 Years
Asia and Lyric Building a Road Together (Links to an external site.)
In your three- to four-page paper or six- to eight-slide Power Point Presentation,
While watching your chosen video, complete the sections of the corresponding developmental checklist that you observed, including the summary section.
Note: You will not be able to complete all sections, so many will no doubt be left blank and you do not have to complete the whole checklist.
Be sure to include this as the first page of your assignment (after your title page).
Discuss the typical development that you observed in the child (i.e., the areas that you were able to check off on the checklist).
Explain any developmental concerns you have for this child based on your observation (i.e., the areas that you were not able to check off on the checklist).
Explain, based on your observation and your desired future professional role, how you might support this child using developmentally appropriate practices.
What are some developmentally appropriate activities you can do with this child that will support at least two different developmental domains?
What are one or two considerations or suggestions that should be included into the classroom environment to support the needs of the child?
The Child Development Observation #2 assignment
Must be three to four double-spaced pages in length or six to eight slides in length (not including title and references pages, but including the completed observation checklist) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center (Links to an external site.)'s APA Style (Links to an external site.) resource.
Must include a separate title page with the following:
Title of paper
Student's name
Course name and number
Instructor's name
Must use at least two scholarly sources in addition to the course text.
Must document any information used from sources in APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center's Citing Within Your Paper (Links to an external site.)
Must include a separate references page that is formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. See the Formatting Your References List (Links to an external site.) resource in the Ashford Writing Center for specifications.
Review the Writing Center's Grammarly (Links to an external site.) page before you submit your written assignment; set up a Grammarly account (if you have not already done so), and use Grammarly to review a rough draft of your assignment. Then, carefully review all issues identified by Grammarly and revise your work as needed.
Groark, C. J., McCarthy, S. K., & Kirk, A. R. (2014). Early child development: From theory to practice. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc.
Chapter 7: Early Childhood Development (4–5 years)
Colorado Department of Education. (2015, February 2). Asia and lyric building a road together (Links to an external site.) [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/768LalhqnRw
Colorado Department of Education. (2015, February 3). Samantha and sara building towers and castles (Links to an external site.)[Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/XdUx3iHNuhs
Lego. (n.d.). Why is play so important? (Links to an external site.) Retrieved from https://www.lego.com/en-us/family/happy-play-moments/4-play-is-important
On this webpage, the author provides information about considerations for play that may assist you in your Importance of Play: Interactive Newsletter discussion this week.
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Piaget and the concrete-operational period | PCN 518
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Reinforcements on the Way: Lamar Miller is "Getting Close" to Joining the Bears Active Roster
October 31, 2020, by Luis Medina Chicago Bears
David Montgomery's tackle-breaking ability is impressive. And Cordarrelle Patterson is exciting when given the ball in space. Together, they should make for a dynamic backfield tandem. But because everything sucks in 2020, a running game that looked good early on has largely stumbled since Week 3.
But reinforcements are on the way:
Matt Nagy on #Bears practice squad RB Lamar Miller: "I think he's looking better and better each day. … I do think he's getting close."
So, maybe Miller gets a shot to join the 53-man roster before Sunday's game vs #Saints
— Brad Biggs (@BradBiggs) October 28, 2020
Earlier in the week, Bears Head Coach Matt Nagy indicated that running back Lamar Miller was progressing through his on-boarding with the team (Miller signed with the Bears in October, but has been stashed on the practice squad).
Sliding veterans onto the practice squad has been common practice this season. We're seeing it with players like Miller, "Snacks" Harrison, Quinton Spain, and others. It makes sense, too. Players such as Miller and Harrison didn't have a normal offseason and weren't in team camps. So not only do they have to get up to speed on playbooks, they likely need to get into playing shape. And as we learned last year, there's a difference between being in good physical condition and playing condition. Once these players have built up a lather, I imagine, the time to get on the field will come soon.
And for the Bears, that's great news because their running game needs all the help it can get. If Miller can provide any boost, it will be welcomed with open arms.
After averaging 5.03 yards per carry in Weeks 1 and 2, Montgomery is averaging just 3.1 yards per attempt. For the year, Montgomery is averaging 3.68 yards per carry. That's not going to cut it. Same for Patterson, who gained 44 yards on 11 carries in his first two games, only to gain 27 yards on 14 carries since. A 1.93 yards per carry average ain't it, my friends.
So here's to hoping we see Miller at some point. But mind you, Miller is coming off an ACL injury that caused him to miss the entire 2019 season. So it's not as if he is a guaranteed cure-all. However, any help is better than no help.
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Q: "DLL Provider failed to initialize" - Mercurial on Windows Server 2008 I'm trying to set up the Mercurial 64-bit client on an Atlassian Bamboo build server. The automated builds were giving errors trying to check code out of Mercurial, so I tried to test it from the command line, and I get the same error.
> hg init
abort: Provider DLL failed to initialize correctly

The OS is a Windows Server 2008 clean install with SP2 applied.
I honestly have no idea what's causing this. Has anyone seen this before?
Thanks!

A: I had this problem before and even if I cannot test it anymore, I think it's an incompatibility between 32 and 64bits. Maybe you should try to install a 32bit version of Mercurial ?
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HEIL NICKLER!
The following is from email which arrived on Wednesday in Greenock Morton Trust member Mrs Mortonjag's inbox. It was unsigned.
G.M.S.T. UPDATES.
mail@gmst.org.uk Received Wednesday 3rd May 2017 09.01
As per the last newsletter, the ongoing small claims case was due to go to court in April after initially being delayed in February. However, this was delayed again until this month and will now take place on 9th May. We will send an update soon after this to inform members of the outcome and any actions arising from this.
Presumably the 'we' who 'will send an update' is Chairman 'Plonker' Feeney since he signed the last one. Nothing like transparency!
Young Feeney seems blissfully unaware of the critical change in circumstances since his 'last newsletter', although that's not surprising, when not one Trust committee member has been anywhere near the dozen court hearings since the case was revived almost a year ago. 'Plonker' and the other Toadpoles continue to take instructions from 'Fuhrer' Robinson. despite his having resigned as Chairman eight months ago!
Mortonjag's readers have now seen evidence in abundance to prove that the Greenock Morton Director and Wemyss Bay insolvency practitioner is a bully boy, a scamster, and a PATHOLOGICAL LIAR. Feeney and Co. are responsible to the membership – not to Robinson. WHY HAVE THEY ABANDONED THAT RESPONSIBILITY?
HERE – YET AGAIN, IS THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER!
No 'ongoing' Small Claims case will 'take place' next Tuesday. G.M.S.T. v Gallacher will be dismissed (in Mr. Gallacher's favour) and Sheriff Hamilton will decide on the remaining issue of expenses. The court case will then be over. The Trust will be pursued in a separate action if expenses awarded do not match expectations.
After Tuesday, it will be for the Trust membership to decide how to deal with several issues – in particular that of the vetoing of an S.G.M. properly convened last September.
Here is that 'last newsletter' to which 'Plonker' referred, with some helpful commentary from the real world!
Message Received: Oct 07 2016, 08:50 AM From: membershipsecretary@gmst.org.uk
Subject: Court case – Greenock Morton Supporters Society Limited v James Gallacher 7 October 2016
Dear fellow Morton Supporter,
At the recent AGM, the board gave notice that they proposed to hold a special general meeting to consider and discuss the position in regard to our small claims action against Mr Gallacher.
NOT TRUE! The meeting was proposed by Stuart Duncan and seconded by Eric Marshall. IT WAS A MEMBERSHIP DECISION.
Since then we have had legal advice that such a meeting would be inappropriate as we would be discussing matters relating to the case which are not really for the semi-public forum that a general meeting inevitably is In particular, there is the potential for everything discussed at the meeting to reach Mr Gallacher's defence team and it is simply not in the best interests of the trust for that to happen.
It's for the MEMBERSHIP to decide what's in the Trust's best interests. That was the whole point of the SGM in the first place, and WHAT WAS THE SOURCE OF THAT 'LEGAL ADVICE' ABOUT WHICH PETER HARVEY OF BLAIR AND BRYDEN KNEW NOTHING ON 20TH DECEMBER LAST – ASKING 'WHO IS FEENEY'?
Your board believe that that would be an inevitable consequence especially in the light of new members who joined after the AGM and who may potentially be sympathetic to Mr Gallacher or expelled member, Dr Ernest Newall who is leading Mr Gallacher's defence.
NEW MEMBERS ARE UNWELCOME IF THEY ARE SYMPATHETIC TO A FELLOW TRUST MEMBER WHO IS LEGITIMATELY ATTEMPTING TO CLEAR HIS NAME! THAT TRULY IS THE STUFF OF THE THIRD REICH. SHAME ON YOU ALL! YOU HAVE ENTIRELY LOST SIGHT OF REALITY? HEIL NICKLER INDEED!
We are writing to appraise you of the background to the case, much of which has been discussed at previous meetings. As members will know, the Supporters Trust raised a small claims action against James Gallacher in the wake of the Stars of 79 dinner in 2009.
NONSENSE! The action was raised by an ill-advised committee which failed to examine available evidence and did not consult the membership. THE 'TRUST' HAS NEVER BEEN CONSULTED. The committee is NOT 'The Trust'.
His "cause" was taken up by Dr Ernest Newall who at the time was also a member of the trust (since expelled) and we believe he organised funding for legal costs in relation to the defence.
Dr. Newall was expelled for criticism of the régime!
Jim Gallacher signed a trust deed for creditors in 2010 and this has had the effect, amongst other things, of putting the proceedings in hold until recently.
NICKLER'S BUSTED SCAM WAS WHY PROCEEDINGS WENT 'ON HOLD'
An unsubstantiated claim was made by a FALSE creditor exactly as scamster Robinson planned. The moment that FALSE claim was binned by Mr Gallacher's Trustee in dubious circumstances, G.M.S.T. v Gallacher died.
Jim Gallacher, Dr Newall and a number of others are claiming that they expect to win the case leaving the trust exposed to significant costs and figures of £20-30,000 have been bandied about.
The case is already won, as dismissal is unopposed by the pursuer's solicitors. Submissions were made in February to allow Sheriff Hamilton to decide on the expenses issue. His Lordship decreed that there would be no hearing of evidence, after having been provided with proof that the Trustee had invalidated the G.M.S.T. claim after fully examining the Trust's case.
In response to that: Your board believe and have legal advice that we have a solid case and that a successful defence of all elements by Mr Gallacher is extremely unlikely.
WHAT WAS THE SOURCE OF THAT 'LEGAL ADVICE' WHICH DID NOT COME FROM THE TRUST'S SOLICITOR?
Even if there were a successful defence of all elements, legal advice is that costs that might be awarded against us are nothing like the figures being mentioned. In a small claims action which this is, generally costs are limited to 10% of the sums sued for which would limit our exposure to here to around £230! A sheriff has some discretion here if he believes that either party has acted unreasonably but it is not believed that there is any way that the trust's actions can be regarded in that way.
ONCE MORE, WHAT WAS THE SOURCE OF THAT 'LEGAL ADVICE' WHICH DID NOT COME FROM THE TRUST'S SOLICITOR.
Mr Gallacher's solicitors have averred that this should not be a small claims action, rather an action of count, reckoning and payment. This has already been rejected once at an earlier hearing by the court but if they were successful this time, such an action has a higher scale of charges. That of course is a two way street and would mean potentially higher costs awarded against Mr Gallacher if he is found to owe the trust anything.
CONFUSION REIGNS! Mr Gallacher's solicitors would not have sought a Summary Cause even had the case not been dropped by the pursuer. The Small Claims action was incompetent as raised and dismissal was being sought on that basis when the Trust Deed scam was incepted! Did the new 'legal adviser' get himself a wee bit mixed up there, CROAKETY CROAK?
Jim Gallacher through his solicitor is seeking to be indemnified against the costs of a successful defence of this action by the operation of clause 105 of our rules which essentially says that any officer of the society is to be indemnified losses unless as a result of his own dishonesty or gross negligence. He is also to be indemnified against the costs of any legal action in connection with his duties where it is successfully defended.
In this respect, legal advice is that clause 105 is unlikely to be enforceable both in terms of the facts of the case but also in terms of the enforceability of such a clause in Scots Law.
NOT ONLY DID THAT THAT 'LEGAL ADVICE' FAIL TO COME FROM THE TRUST'S SOLICITORS, IT ALSO RUNS CONTRARY TO THAT OF ONE OF SCOTLAND'S MOST RESPECTED LEGAL FIRMS WHICH HAS ITS OWN DEDICATED INSOLVENCY DEPARTMENT!
Your board has considered the option of settling the case on an agreed basis before it calls in court on 2 November next. This would involve a complete and public exoneration of Mr Gallacher and a "substantial" payment towards his costs. At our AGM we made enquiries of Jim Gallacher who was present as to what "substantial" meant and had a response to the effect that his costs at the moment were approximately £20,000 and they were pursuing full recovery. It was for us to make an offer and it would be considered. We have come to the view that we cannot offer a sum which would be acceptable to both the trust and Jim Gallacher/Dr Newall.
How could you possibly have 'come to that view' without entertaining negotiation? Have another black cross NICKHEAD!
BULLY BOY, SCAMSTER, AND LIAR NICK ROBINSON IS DETERMINED NOT TO COMPLETELY AND PUBLICLY EXONERATE MR. GALLACHER, AS THAT WOULD DISCREDIT HIM THROUGHOUT INVERCLYDE.
HIs fellow committee members have four remaining days during which they may decide what is best for themselves and the Trust they were elected to serve.
This means that we expect to go to trial on the case which has been set down for 2 November next. It is our view that, in all the circumstances, this is our only realistic choice. We will, obviously keep members fully informed as matters progress.
Allan Feeney
ONCE AGAIN MORTONJAG CHALLENGES CHUCKLECHOPS AND HIS FELLOW TOADPOLES TO REVEAL THE SOURCE OF THAT 'LEGAL ADVICE'.
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