Tala counted the days until her 13th birthday next month; soon, there would be no more nagging from Susan, or anyone else who figured they had a right to tell her what to do. It sure didn't help that Susan's kitchen window looked straight into theirs, and that her son Josh was Dason's best friend.
Car tires crunched the loose gravel on their driveway. Tala bolted for the front door.
"Must be Tom." She sighed, relieved.
Soon to be 13-year old Tala and her eight-year old brother Dason live in the Gaspé Peninsula, where their father, Tom, is known as "the best wilderness guide" (p. 9) in the area. As the story begins, it is August, and Tala is eagerly anticipating starting high school in three weeks, and she's counting the days until her thirteenth birthday. Tom is a very responsible man, both to his family and his clients, and it is worrisome for him not to have connected with his children, just to check in at the end of the day. Their mother, Anjij, died in an accident two years ago, and Susan, their neighbour and mother's friend, has "made it her mission since then to always check up on them." (p. 5) Undoubtedly, Susan's concern is well intentioned, but Tala sees it as "snooping", and a visit from Officer Scott (a child welfare officer checking into Tom's absence from his children) furthers her annoyance. Add to all of this is a real concern that Tom may have encountered poachers and come to grief at their hands. Last summer, a local hunter was found dead in the woods, next to the carcass of a mutilated bear.
So, Tala decides to take matters into her own hands; she'd prefer to deal with it by herself, but Dason, in annoying, bratty, little brother fashion, insists on accompanying her. They get their knapsacks, packed with wilderness survival necessities, hop on their mountain bikes, and head down the trail that will get them to the deep woods where they hope to find their father. She knows, also, that the woods are a place of spiritual sanctuary for him, a place where, "[Tom] does a bit of cleanup in [his] head, gets close to Anjij (his late wife) and connects with her spirit." (p.15) Tom has told Tala and Dason stories of the spirits which live in the woods and mountains, and their favourite story is of the Culloo, a terrifying mountain creature, a "humongous black bird who nested on a high, unreachable mountain top" (p.15) and which, after capturing its prey in its talons, dashes them to pieces on the rocks by its nest. Perhaps because he's younger, Dason likes the story of the Stone People, the Wiklatmu'j, the "little people", cave dwellers with fat, frog like bodies with tiny legs and arms, capable of moving at lightning speed, playing tricks on tricks on people at night. Those who disrespect them might find themselves tied to a tree, with their belongings scattered in the forest.
However, the further the two venture into the forest, the scarier it gets. They find their dad's pickup truck, its tires slashed, and beside it, a bigger, newer black truck, its cargo box filled with four huge coolers. The ever adventurous Dason opens one, and it's definitely not a picnic basket. Inside are chunks of black fur, floating in red liquid. Tala suspects poachers are near, and soon they hear voices and hide. Three men, dressed in full hunting camo, like a SWAT team, have Tom captive, and they don't plan to let him live long. Tala knows that she and Dason have to find an escape route, but they also have to find their father.
Following a harrowing night spent camping in a cave in the side of the mountain, while a thunderstorm rages, they awaken and find a large black feather. They are in Culloo country - is it a sign? Why are their knapsacks in a corner of the cave, far from where they left them? Have they angered the Stone People? And the pictographs which cover the cave walls - what is their meaning? At the sound of a booming gunshot, they bolt from the cave and continue looking for Tom, galvanized by the energy of the mysterious black feather. At last, they do find their dad, tied to a tree, one leg badly injured, taunted by one of the poachers, who is waiting for Tala and Dason to show up, so that he can kill all three. Tala and Dason devise a plan which lures the poacher away from Tom, and, by incredible luck, the poacher suffers accidental death (probably by the discharge of his own gun), Tom is freed, and the family is reunited.
Murielle Cyr weaves together many strands in this story: she integrates Native spiritual beliefs, (throughout their search for Tom and the difficulties faced, Tala prays to the Great Spirit, just as Christians would ask God for strength), the importance of respecting animals, nature and the gifts of the wilderness, the value of honouring tradition and story, as well as contemporary child welfare issues (the possibility that Tala and Dason will be put into foster care because of Tom's absences) and the threat which poaching of wild animals poses to First Nations individuals who make their living from the hunting and guiding industry. I think that Cyr was a bit ambitious in the attempt, and at times, it seemed a bit too much, especially for a story aimed at a middle school readership. I found it odd that the children always referred to their parents by their first names, and, although the story is titled Culloo, the mythical creature seemed to play a rather minor role, rather than being a commanding presence. Yes, the hunters are dangerous criminals, but their dialogue and behaviour bordered, at times, on stereotype (the camo clothes, the cigarette hanging off the lip of the man who holds Tom captive). Tom is skilled in wilderness life, and, although obviously a caring father, he, nonetheless, comes across as just a bit too good to be true. Where the story does shine, though, is in the relationship between Tala and her little brother: the dialogue is classic, older sister little brother scrapping it out, all the while, knowing that beneath it all, these two really do like each other. They are courageous, resilient, and have learned well the lessons in survival taught them by their father and the traditions taught by their grandmother and late mother.
Despite its elements of serious danger and survival, I think that Culloo is more likely to appeal to female readers than to males, largely because it's about Tala and her quest to prove herself. Boys would like Dason, but this is really Tala's story. Middle school libraries looking for materials with First Nations content might consider acquiring the book. At 64 pages, the book is short, but despite its brevity, it's not just an adventure/survival story and probably won't appeal to less than able readers.


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A Mindful Approach to the First Day of Fall Semester: Like New Year's Day!
Last year, when I wrote this post, I said that the first day of the Fall semester was like Christmas morning, because I got to come down the stairs five different times to see the presents under the tree with each of my new classes.
This morning, as I contemplate the new academic year ahead of me, it feels like January 1, New Year's Day. I find myself searching for new goals, new areas of particular focus that I would like to improve upon.
I would like to use the tool of Mindfulness to slow my reactions down and resist the temptation to judge, to be impatient with students who waltz in late, who ask questions that have already been answered six times, and who cannot seem to form a complete coherent sentence. These students appear to be my teachers this lifetime. I know this because they really piss me off.
I would like to use the tool of Mindfulness to stay in the present moment, to not get ahead of myself with concern for the future. I sometimes suffer from pTSD. This is a new diagnosis I invented based on a Case Study analysis: my own. It stands for Pre-Traumatic Stress Disorder - the experience of anxiety caused by trauma that has not yet happened - except for in my own creative catastrophizing mind. I hope to live not only one day at a time, but one life at a time - the one that is actually happening right now in front of me in this moment. And when you think about it, most "this moment right now" moments are pretty manageable.
intend to be a compassionate witness to myself. I hasten to add that I want to use a humorous lens through which to experience myself as starring in my own Emmy Award-winning sitcom. Through Humorous Mindful Self-Compassion, I can laugh at myself with a knowing smile of acceptance and I suspect this will help me to extend this benefit of the doubt to my students as well.
OK, I think that is a good start toward a good start.
Let the academic New Year begin with lighthearted mindful awareness of this moment unfolding into the next. Throw open the doors to the school; I am eager and ready to get started!
I think it's only fair that someone tells you that over 400 of us got together this past Friday and we talked about you all day long. Yes, we did. We plotted to do this a year ago. We rented out the Albuquerque Convention Center downtown for the Second Annual CNM Conference on Teaching and Learning. Many of us petitioned ahead of time, requesting to talk about specific things related to you. Then, everyone else picked what they wanted to hear about you and then they talked about you, too.
We even paid an expert on you to fly in from across the country so he coul d talk about you. He did and then we clapped. When he was done, we spread out to different rooms and we talked about you some more.
Were your ears burning? We got into some pretty animated conversations about you. In the rooms, in the halls, in the bathroom and in the ballroom. We laughed about you; some of us even teared up about you. We spent only a little bit of time talking about how sometimes you infuriate us; you can be aggravating and exhausting. But mostly, we avoided that. We set that aside and we focused on the best of who we know you - and we - can be. Of course, you inspire us; you bring us alot of joy and satisfaction.
You are the reason we are here. We love to teach you. And we spent all day Friday trying to figure out how to better teach you, to help you grow and to reach your dreams. We gathered together to share our experiences, to report on the latest research, and to translate all that into better ways to serve you - on Monday.
The diversity was grand. The carpentry teacher taught the philosophy teacher who passed it on to the math tutor who shared it with the nursing instructor who wrote it down and passed it along to the business teacher, the aerobics instructor, the academic advisor, and the dean.
I thought you would want to know that we care about you. We really do. We see you. We want to see you learn and grow and move on from here to run headlong into your now brighter future.
And when you get there, remember to drop us a line and let us know how you are doing. So we can talk about you some more.
It's the first day of the semester. Welcome! And congratulations on your good judgement in choosing to take Intro to Psychology. If this is your first semester of post-secondary education (that means "college"), then a particularly hearty welcome to you! I am sure that my faculty colleagues join me in wishing you success. Please know that we are not the enemy; we are your advocates and we look forward to the day you attend your Graduation Ceremony and we get to line up and clap for you as you go by.
There are several factors that contribute to your success in college: emotional support from others, skills in time management, note-taking, test-taking, study techniques, stress management, goal-directed motivation, willingness to seek, find, and accept help from others, perseverence, a sense of humor, and finally, an easy rapport with your faculty. Today, I would like to offer a few suggestions that might make that last factor - relationships with faculty - more likely to be successful. These are some tips for interacting with me and they might be applicable to some of your other instructors.
You should probably know right up front that I don't give As in my classes. I also don't "give" Fs and I don't give Cs or Ds either, for that matter. I give my time, my expertise, my effort and my encouragement. You will earn whatever grade you earn. Let's hope you reach your goal in our class.
Please do not walk up to me and ask out of the blue, "Did you get my email?" How can I know if I got your email if I don't know who you are or what it was about? Say, "My name is Sally Student and I wondered if you got my email about needing to miss class during the third week of the semester."
When you speak with me before or after class, please use complete sentences. Your speech should include a subject, a noun and a verb; that's what a sentence is. So don't just hand me a piece of paper and grunt something about "my paper." Say, "Would you please look over this rough draft of my paper?" You might want to formulate your full sentence before you get up from your seat.
Remember the manners you learned in grade school? They apply in college. I really appreciate those old fashioned courtesies such as "please," "thank you" and "excuse me."
Please don't ever say, "I missed the last class session; did you cover anything important?" Really, now, what would you expect me to say to that? "No, not really, in fact it was an entire waste of everyone's time." I don't think so. Perhaps you could ask, "Did I miss any announcements?"
While I care very much about your academic success, the fact that you may lose your financial aid because of your low grade in my class is not really my problem. You plead with me - during week 13 of a 15 week semester - as though if you sound pitiful enough, I will somehow be persuaded and "give" you a higher grade. That's not going to happen. However, if you talk with me after the second test and you express concern about your performance in the class, I will work with you to develop a strategy for your success, not my capitulation (look it up).
Please do not concern yourself with any special accomodation you believe I have made with another student. That student's situation is not your business; remember that you don't know the whole story and you are most likely about to make the Fundamental Attribution Error (we will cover that in the Social Psychology chapter or you can look it up now).
I can forgive a multitude of sins, so please just be honest and confess your transgressions. Take responsibility for the fact that you missed class, you didn't turn the paper in on time, you weren't listening in class, you didn't sign the attendance sheet, or you didn't follow the directions. The minute I hear even the slightest hint of not taking full adult responsibility for yourself, I begin to shut down in judgmental disdain. When you begin the conversation with, "I screwed up," my heart chakra opens up and I begin to feel compassion and a willingness to help.
First Day of Fall Semester - Like Christmas Morning!
It must be Fall semester. There's a cool in the air, the trees are beginning to turn, the marching band is practicing in a distant field, and the school zone lights are once again flashing around 3:00pm. OK, well, at least the school zone lights are flashing again.
It is the first day of school. Believe it or not, I can't wait to get started. There is something about the first day of Fall semester that feels like we're throwing a party and around 27,000 guests have RSVP'd. No, it's better than a party. It's like Christmas morning to me and I teach five classes, so I get to come downstairs to find the presents under the tree five different times!
I throw open the door to the classroom and there you are! You size me up; I size you up and we're off! Who are you people, anyway? Why are you taking this Psychology class? Whatever reasons you think you may have for taking my class, I know the Real reason in the Big Picture. I am meant to cross paths with you. And you are meant to cross paths with me. For better or worse, the universe has thrown us together. Let's not make things worse; let's make things better. You bring your gifts and I bring mine and hopefully, our dynamic together will enrich our lives and we will part in December better people for it.
I know that might sound schmaltzy to some, but I don't care; I love teaching. I love psychology, and I love teaching psychology at CNM! And I do believe there are no coincidences. So, welcome to our class.
Now, as I size up my class, I wonder who will be the class clown? Please God, let there be one and I hope you will sit up front. Who will dominate the discussions? I hope you will gain more true self confidence by the end of the semester. Where are the perfectionists who take notes with rulers and different colors of ink? I hope you will learn that you are good enough regardless of your final grade. Who among you doesn't particularly care about doing well at all? Maybe you will surprise yourself by being open to loving psychology. Where are the returning adult students, scared to death that it's been "too long" since they've been in school? You deserve a standing ovation. Who will be the lost child and never utter a word the entire semester? You are the one I want especially to See. And how about the "gang member" with the black leather and the tats and the piercings who scares me at first and then teaches me that you, too, are a worried parent or a straight A student?
I get a kick out of all of you. You are each a present under the tree and I look forward to getting to know you. Merry Christmas!
I love teaching Psychology at a large urban community college. Somehow, the best college students in the city manage to get registered for my classes. It's uncanny. I have been amazed by the trauma and drama that they encounter in their complicated lives. And yet, they manage to work around weekend incarcerations, eight hour waits in Emergency Rooms, restraining order violations, pregnancy complications, car thefts, sudden deaths in the family, relationship break-ups, cancer diagnoses, and house fires - to hand in that two-page paper on time on Monday morning. Truly, I have been amazed by their resilience and determination. Sometimes I wonder if they have had so much chaos in their lives, that they have become accustomed to crisis being the norm. They seem to take it in stride with such casual acceptance.
I will never forget the phone call from one of my students who had just missed her morning class. We exchanged pleasantries at first and then she matter of factly asked if she might be allowed to hand in her paper later today. I asked what had caused her to miss class. She calmly explained that the SWAT team had surrounded her apartment complex, and in fact, she is still on lock down and can't leave until the all clear is given. Apparently, the shooter is still in the area, and everyone is advised to lock their doors and stay close to their phones. So obviously, the thing to do is to call your Psychology instructor and see if you can hand in your paper a bit late after this pesky little incident gets resolved. Coincidently, I had watched this incident unfold on Breaking News that morning, so I knew this was not just a creative excuse to miss class. She got an A on that paper.
I remember being a college student, though I attended a midwestern four-year residential college in the early 70's. I know how Life can conspire to make some semesters more emotionally difficult than others. The most I ever had to deal with was probably the occasional relationship break-up. But this is a different time and a different place and a whole different demographic. I am humbled by the adversity that my students overcome in order to achieve their dreams.
Just over a year ago, I turned on the morning news to recognize one of my recent former students being interviewed in front of the smoldering ruins of her burned out apartment building. It was February, during that awful two week freeze that much of the country endured. She and many others escaped with just the clothes on their backs. She was now homeless; she lost everything in the fire. About a week later, I ran into her in the hallway at school. Astounded, I asked, "Are you still in school this semester? I saw you on TV." She smiled and cheerfully exclaimed, "Of course! I need to finish my program; I graduate in May!" Apparently, the Red Cross had placed her in another apartment building and no, she didn't want to ask her adult kids for help; she would be just fine.
No doubt. With that attitude, she will accomplish whatever she wants. I just know that I want to be like her when I grow up.
Why Is It That I Get Older But My Students Stay the Same Age?
Which Students Will be Taking Care of Me Someday in the Nursing Home?
These are just some of the things I think about when I am in front of you in the classroom. You think I'm paying attention to the lecture topic, but my mind can wander just as well as yours can. And don't tell me it doesn't. Sometimes, I can just see your minds floating out the window... and mine wants to go, too!
Today, I passed a colleague in the hall and we said "hi" to each other. Then, I added, "I get to go teach now!" And I thought how fortunate I am that I love what I do.
Yesterday, a student stayed after the class to ask about his points. When we were finished, I couldn't help but ask, "Now, why were you smiling so much during the whole lecture today? You were practically laughing at times, but I didn't see you whispering or talking to anybody." I thought maybe he went off of his Haldol. He grinned this huge toothy grin and said that he really got it today that he wants to be a therapist and help people some day. He said that so many things that I talked about (Theoretical Approaches to Doing Therapy was the topic) just resonated perfectly with who he thought he was and what he wants to do with his life. And he's only 19! How awesome is that? So I went on and on about how he might pursue his academic career and I think I made him late for his Anthropology class. Sorry 'bout that. God, I love teaching.


After outpacing the U.S. in the size of early venture rounds for hardware start-ups, China is set to surpass Japan as the second largest generator of patents worldwide.
Hardware start-up accelerators are expanding their markets and funding sources, with China driving the action, according to one pioneer.
Hax is among the first companies around the world teaching entrepreneurs rapid prototyping, crowdfunding, supply-chain logistics and marketing. They graduate classes multiple times a year in a business that's all about volume and speed.
"Our goals are time to market and time to scale. We want to get 90% of our companies to ship a product, 90% of them to get to $1 million in revenue and 90% of them to get to $3 million," said Cyril Ebersweiler, who claims the more than 200 start-ups in his portfolio netted nearly $500 million in revenue last year.
One of the accelerator's current stars is Joy, which raised nearly $1.5 million on Indiegogo for its $69 Octopus smartwatch for kids expected to ship in July, 18 months after it was formed. Another is Makeblock, a China-based designer of educational robotic toys that has raised more than $30 million and already has 400 employees and its own retail outlets.
Launched in Shenzhen in 2011 as Haxlr8r, Hax initially focused on consumer markets and the emerging Internet of Things. In the past two years it has expanded significantly into health, business and industrial markets. Start-ups' products range from devices to support better sleep to hyperspectral cameras for precision agriculture.
While crowdfunding remains central, Hax is also exploring new funding sources. It expects to try with a fertility start-up its first so-called mini-IPO under Regulation A+ rules in the United States. The bitcoin community is promoting sales of securities based on cryptocurrency that Ebersweiler said he expects hardware start-ups to try soon.
Separately, at least four insurance companies are now partnering with makers of various smart home devices, said Benjamin Joffe, based in Hax's Shenzhen office.
Accelerators are getting more savvy, said Joffe. Five years ago, half of Hax's first classes failed to get to market. Today more than 70% of them ship a product, he said.
Hax brought 80 of its companies to the Eureka Park start-up exhibit at CES in January, more than came from Canada and Japan combined, he said. "The gap between hardware start-ups and makers is widening," he added, noting Hax shifted last year from attending Maker Faire to CES.
China is one of the biggest engines for growth in hardware start-ups, he said, noting Xiaomi alone has incubated several including Ninebot, a designer of electric scooters. It has outpaced the U.S. in the size of early venture rounds for hardware start-ups, and it is set to surpass Japan this year as the second largest generator of patents worldwide, he said.
The Hax event attracted about 200 people, including representatives of established companies such as Google, Hewlett Packard and Sony. An HP exec said the company decided it needed to have full-time staff watching the activity from hardware start-ups.


SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 18, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, the CBRS Alliance announced that the Network and Coexistence Baseline Specifications have been finalized and published. The CBRS Alliance, which is focused on supporting the development, commercialization, and adoption of LTE solutions for the US 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), has made both sets of specifications publicly available for download on the organization's website.
The publication of the Baseline Specifications mark a noteworthy milestone - not only for the CBRS Alliance, but for the wireless industry at-large - as it will enable the deployment and coexistence of LTE Private Networks, LTE Neutral Host Networks, or a Hybrid (Private and Neutral Hosted Network) in the 3.5 GHz band, using Standard 3GPP LTE technology.
The technical specifications for coexistence align with WInnForum Baseline specifications. This alignment not only ensures CBSDs will be compatible and coexist; it also guarantees adherence to FCC requirements (part 96). The coexistence technical specifications also address cell phase synchronization, TDD configurations for LTE-TDD CBSDs, GAA channelization and SAS-CBSD protocol extensions.
The network specifications define how to deploy an LTE Private Network, LTE Neutral Host Network, or a Hybrid (private and neutral hosted network) using 3GPP Standard LTE technology. They also include the use cases, requirements, architecture and LTE protocol configuration to support these network deployments.
For more information on the CBRS Alliance, and a full list of member companies, please visit www.cbrsalliance.org.
The CBRS Alliance believes that LTE-based solutions in the CBRS band, utilizing shared spectrum, can enable both in-building and outdoor coverage and capacity expansion at massive scale. In order to maximize CBRS' full potential, the CBRS Alliance aims to enable a robust ecosystem towards making LTE-based CBRS solutions available. The mission of the CBRS Alliance is to evangelize LTE-based CBRS technology, use cases and business opportunities while simultaneously driving technology developments necessary to fulfill the mission, including multi-operator LTE capabilities. The Alliance will also establish an effective product certification program for LTE equipment in the US 3.5 GHz band ensuring multi-vendor interoperability. For more information, please visit http://www.cbrsalliance.org and follow the CBRS Alliance on LinkedIn and Twitter.


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Year 141 BC was a year of the pre-Julian Roman calendar. At the time it was known as the Year of the Consulship of Caepio and Pompeius (or, less frequently, year 613 Ab urbe condita). The denomination 141 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years.

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Syria and Judea
 The Seleucid garrison negotiates the surrender of Jerusalem. Simon Maccabaeus assumes control of the city. He becomes prince (ruler) of Judea until 135 BC.
 Demetrius II of Syria made prisoner of Mithridates, king of the Parthians. Antiochus VII Sidetes becomes king of the Seleucid Empire in his absence.

Bactria
 Yuezhi refugees appear on the borders of the Greco-Bactrian kingdom.

China
 March 9 – Emperor Wu of Han ("Martial Emperor") starts to rule the Han Dynasty.

Births
 Salome Alexandra, queen and regent of Judea (d. 67 BC)

Deaths
 Jing of Han, Chinese emperor of the Han Dynasty (b. 188 BC)
 Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Corculum, Roman statesman

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Scott Disick Reveals Whether He Will Marry Kourtney Kardashian!
Will Scott Disick ever put a ring on it (and by it, we mean Kourtney Kardashian)? Don't hold your breath.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star was out over the week at Las Vegas club 1OAK, but the party animals wasn't drinking! Well, he was, but it was just water!
After a tumultuous year battling addiction followed by a rehab stint, Scott is on the up and up, instead focusing on fatherhood.
"There's always so much in the beginning when they're that little. Every day is such a big milestone, but this is my third time so it's just kind of a charm," he said of baby Reign, who was born in December.
"You know it by now; the first one was scary, the second one was less scary, and the third one you're like, I get it, I got a whole team over here," he added.
What do you think of the new Scott Disick? Let us know in the comments and tweet to us at @OKMagazine!


The American Council of the Blind (ACB) is a national non-profit health organization dedicated to providing advocacy services on behalf of children with visual impairments or blindness to ensure that they receive appropriate public education. Established in the late 1970s, the ACB provides information and appropriate referrals to affected families. Educational materials include a regular newsletter, audiovisual aids, and comprehensive brochures on a variety of visual impairments.


How often do I need Educational Supervisor reviews and ARCPs if I am part time?
ES reviews need to be held every 6 months from the start of training, with an ARCP every 12 months no matter how part-time (normally referred to as: less than full time – LTFT). In addition, an ESR followed by a "gateway" ARCP is also required to authorise transition between ST years.
Do I need to do the same number of assessments per 6 months as full timers?
This is no longer the case. As from 8/3/12, the minimum number of expected mandatory assessments (Cots/CBDs/Mini-Cexs) is pro-rata to a full time trainee - RCGP website Similarly, we do not expect the same rate of entry of learning log entries. If LTFT, you also need to do the same total number of PSQs and MSFs as a full timer over the duration of your training.
How do I work out the date of my ES reviews and ARCPs if I have been on maternity or sick leave?
When on maternity leave or sick leave, in effect the "clock stops" regarding ARCP reviews. The date of your next ARCP panel would therefore be 12 months after the previous one (or 12 months from the first day of GPTR training) plus the length of your maternity or sick leave. In general, it is a good idea to have an ESR just before you go on maternity leave if you haven't had one in the previous 3 months, and then have one either 6 months after you return, or 2 weeks before the next ARCP panel, as appropriate.
Who should I inform if I am going on maternity leave or on long term sick leave?
As well as informing your employers about your leave, for the purposes of your training and WPBA, you need to inform the deanery as soon as you know the date that you are due to go on leave, and also the date that you plan to plan to return. This information will then be added to your eportfolio. Although your ES is not required to do 6 monthly reviews when you are on leave, it is helpful if they document every 6 months while you are still on leave by completing an ES review form annotated "out of post". Alternatively, the GP Support manager can also do this.
What happens if an ARCP panel is due in a month when the panel does not sit?
How do I work out the date of completion of my training if I have been on sick or maternity leave?
If you have been on sick leave for more than 2 weeks per 12 months, then your training will need to be extended. This gets particularly complicated if you are LTFT. Although the deanery can give some advice, the final decision rests with the RCGP certification unit (phone 020 7930 7228). A final ARCP will then be arranged within 2 months of your final date of training.
I only have a few days left of training after I return from maternity leave, when do I have my final ARCP and how many assessments do I need to do?
Your final ARCP panel cannot be held more than 8 weeks before your last day of training, and an ESR needs to be done within 8 weeks of that panel date. After maternity or extended sick leave, the panel will also need to assured that you have maintained your competencies and have up to date CPR and AED status. We therefore recommend that you have an ESR shortly before you go on leave, and another one either as soon as you return from leave, or, if agreed with your supervisor, during the last few weeks of your leave during a Keeping in Touch (KiT) day. If you have less than 8 weeks of training left, AND your ESR before going on leave is satisfactory, AND you have completed all the mandatory assessments for the full training period, AND your ES is satisfied that there is no evidence that your competence may have declined, then the final ESR can refer back to the one before the leave started and mark all the competency assessments as the same, referring back to the previous ESR. See RCGP prolonged absence policy for further information.
Can short posts or LTFT posts of 4 months still count towards training?


September 18, 2015 — Health officials have reported 25 illnesses and one death linked to soft cheese contaminated with Listeria.
The FDA has opened an investigation and confirmed illnesses in nine states: California (14), Colorado (1), Illinois (1), Massachusetts (2), Michigan (1), New York (2), Ohio (1), Tennessee (1), and Washington (1).
Eighteen victims who were interviewed said they ate soft cheese in the month before getting sick. In 21 cases (84%), victims had to be hospitalized. Five illnesses occurred in pregnant women, including one who had a miscarriage. One person in Ohio died from the infection.
Karoun Dairies, Inc., of San Fernando, California, has issued a recall. The company says no products have tested positive for Listeria.
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Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is exactly what the name suggests. The substance is a concentration of blood platelets. Until recently, its use has been limited to the hospital setting. This was due mainly to the cost of separating the platelets from the blood and the large amount of blood needed to produce a suitable quantity of platelets. New technology permits the doctor to harvest and produce a sufficient quantity of platelets from a relatively small amount of blood drawn from the patient while they are having outpatient surgery.
PRP permits the body to take advantage of the normal healing pathways at a greatly accelerated rate. During the healing process, the body rushes many cells and cell types to the wound in order to initiate the healing process. One of those cell types is platelets. Platelets perform many functions, including formation of a blood clot and release of growth factors (GFs) into the wound. These GFs function to assist the body in repairing itself by stimulating stem cells to regenerate new tissue. The more growth factors released and sequestered into the wound, the more stem cells are stimulated to produce new host tissue.PRP permits the body to heal faster and more efficiently.
Another component GF in PRP is bone morphogenic protein (BMP). BMP has been shown to induce the formation of new bone in research studies in animals and humans. This is of great significance to the surgeon who places dental implants. By adding PRP, and thus BMP, to the implant site with your own bone or bone substitute particles, the implant surgeon can now grow bone more predictably and faster than ever before.
PRP can be used when bone grafting for dental implants including onlay and inlay grafts, sinus bone graft procedures, ridge augmentation procedures, and closure of cleft, lip, and palate defects. It also can be used in the repair of bone defects created during removal of teeth or small cysts. PRP can also be used in the repair of fistulas between the sinus cavity and mouth.
Faster healing:Supersaturation of the wound with PRP, and thus growth factors, produces an increase of tissue synthesis and stimulates faster tissue regeneration.
Cost effectiveness: Since PRP preparation is done in the doctor's office, the patient need not incur the expense of the harvesting procedure in a hospital or at the blood bank.
Ease of use: PRP is easy to handle and actually improves the ease of application of bone, bone substitute materials, and bone grafting products by making them more gel-like.
Is PRP safe? Yes. During the outpatient surgical procedure a small amount of your own blood is drawn via an IV. This blood is placed in the PRP centrifuge machine and spun down. In less than 15 minutes, PRP is formed and ready to use.
Should PRP be used in all bone-grafting cases? Not always. In some cases, there is no need for PRP. However, application of PRP to the graft may increase the final amount of bone present in addition to making the wound heal faster and more efficiently.
Will my insurance cover the costs? In most cases, unfortunately not. The cost of the PRP application is paid by the patient.
Can PRP be used alone to stimulate bone formation? No. PRP must be mixed either with the patient's own bone, a bone substitute material such as demineralized freeze-dried bone, or a synthetic bone product.
Are there any contraindications to PRP? Very few. Patients with bleeding disorders or hematologic diseases do not qualify for this in-office procedure. Check with your surgeon and/or primary care physician to determine if PRP is right for you.


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The 3rd annual 'Open Bite Nite' fundraiser for Burien CARES Animal Control will be held Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Elks Lodge, located at 14006 1st Ave South.
There will be music, laughs and more, as well as appetizers, no-host bar and a silent auction.
Tickets are $20 each for "Animals Lovers, and $50 for NON-Animal Lovers," according to an announcement.
For more information, contact Burien CARES at 206-812-2737. The shelter is located at 909 SW 151st Street in downtown Burien.
Man some people complain about the dumbest things.
I used to see that van parked behind Wha Kues all the time. I always wondered if dogcatcher Roy was buying or selling as much as he has publicly stated he hates cats.


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Like its subject, "The West" is about as big and unwieldy as all outdoors. It sweeps its way from the 16th century conquistadors to the early 1900s with the speed of a wagon train trying to climb the Rockies.
By Jeff Silverman
Jeff Silverman
With God on Our Side: The Rise of the Religious Right in America
In the Beginning … the Creationist Controversy
Narrator: Peter Coyote.
Like its subject, "The West" is about as big and unwieldy as all outdoors. It sweeps its way from the 16th century conquistadors to the early 1900s with the speed of a wagon train trying to climb the Rockies.
Ken Burns presents a film by Stephen Ives, a co-production of Insignia Films and WETA-TV/Washington in association with Florentine Films and Time-Life Video & Television. Executive producer, Ken Burns; producers, Stephen Ives, Jody Abramson, Michael Kantor; director, Ives; writers, Geoffrey C. Ward, Dayton Duncan; cinematographer, Buddy Squires, Allen Moore; supervising You can say this about Ken Burns: America's most praised documentarian certainly isn't timid. He's attracted by epic subjects and epic themes, and then , like Homer, bends his formulas to tell epic stories. With "The West," the Burns formula has finally taken over overtaken, actually the storytelling.
Burns cast such large shadows with "The Civil War" and "Baseball," his two celluloid monuments, that he's now precariously close to approaching monument status himself. Thus "The West" raises an enigma: When is a Ken Burns film a Ken Burns film? And its corollary: Can the work stand alone?
Though Burns appears to have signed onto this project as an eminence gris it was produced and directed by Stephen Ives, who has a fine documentary on Charles A. Lindberghto his credit, and receives possessory credit above the title here every frame of "The West" bears Burns' unmistakable fingerprints. There are the themes of prejudice and persecution; the mixture of history and biography; the extensive use of primary-source materials such as diaries and letters offered through celebrity voiceovers; the expert interpreters filmed in medium to tight close-up; the measured narration; the textured archival photos; black-and-white title cards; and, of course, the doleful fiddle and piano music that swims constantly underneath. It is all so familiar and familiarity has a knack for breeding complacency in a creator, no matter whose name tops the creation.
Still, this is far from an unworthy enterprise, even if its length and leadenness may prove difficult to stick with all the way. The subject is great, and another attempt by the Burnsian stable co-writer Geoffrey C. Ward worked on "The Civil War" and "Baseball," as did others involved here to explore and explain what America is and who we are as a people, where we are grand, where we stray, what was real, what was myth, and what myths do we need to hold onto, and which do we need to explode. Grand stuff, to be sure.
But it's the very grandeur of the exploration that leads "The West" into the thicket from which it never quite emerges. Both "The Civil War" and "Baseball," which had the added advantage of a treasure trove of historical film footage, had the unity of their subjects working for them. Intent on being comprehensive, "The West" only tantalizes in the areas it doesn't exhaust.
Among the corners that it does choose to explore in detail, much of the navigating is affecting and, often, heartbreakingly passionate. The sad stories of the proud Indian leaders Sitting Bull and Chief Joseph are tragically lyrical; their own words in the telling are unforgettably beautiful. Indeed, the stories of America's willful steamrolling of anything and anyone Indians, Mexicans, Mormons that stood between its perceived manifest destiny in the ineffable march to the sea are presented movingly, again and again and again.
The stories of the gold rush and the building of the transcontinental railroad are carefully and complexly woven, full of expansive spirit and horrible inhumanity. The stories of Texas and California statehood are filled with interesting detail and anecdotes. Finally, the story of a Wyoming sheep farmer and his family that threads through the final two hours is lovingly crafted; it puts a human face to the enterprise.
Ironically, with hundreds of photos of faces, it's the human face that "The West" lacks. Whole lives were skillfully painted in "The Civil War," and yet too many are just given outlines here. And while many familiar faces George Custer, Buffalo Bill, Sam Houston are held up to history's mirror, many equally familiar ones Billy the Kid, Jesse James, Wyatt Earp aren't reflected on at all.
Indian novelist and poet N. Scott Momaday is the one face, and voice, that haunts the entire film. He is a wonderful character, with wonderful stories and insights: the West, he tells us, is a landscape that had to be believed to be seen. "The West" also puts to good use former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall and Texas Gov. Ann Richards – her chicken story is priceless.
The well of historians from which "The West" draws, however, is problematic. It's not the historians themselves, but the identifications. What is their expertise? Why were these particular experts chosen? Many of the Native American witnesses are just identified by tribe; are they leaders, historians, what?
In the end, despite the wealth of information, the magnificent photography of nature, the faces that manage to emerge, and the themes that are mined, "The West" never manages to cross the canyon into anything that feels new and different.
What it does feel is stiflingly worthy; every moment whispers that this is important television to be held on a pedestal with "The Civil War" and "Baseball" as a monument to the genre as a whole and Burns' immense contribution to it. Perhaps, like Peter Pan, Ken Burns might benefit by losing his shadow for awhile.
Production: PBS, SUN. SEPT. 25-THUR. SEPT. 19 SUN. SEPT 22-THUES. SEPT. 24, 8 P.M.
Crew: Editor, Paul Barnes; editors, Richard Hankin, Michael Levine, Adam Zucker; music, Matthias Gohl. 12 HOURS
With: Narrator: Peter Coyote.

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TRP.PR.D : Convert or Hold?
It will be recalled that TRP.PR.D will reset at 3.903% effective April 30, 2019.
TRP.PR.D is a FixedReset, 4.00%+238, that commenced trading 2013-3-4 after being announced 2013-2-25. The extension was announced 2019-3-15. The issue is tracked by HIMIPref™ and assigned to the FixedReset (Discount) subindex.
The most logical way to analyze the question of whether or not to convert is through the theory of Preferred Pairs, for which a calculator is available. Briefly, a Strong Pair is defined as a pair of securities that can be interconverted in the future (e.g., TRP.PR.D and the FloatingReset that will exist if enough holders convert). Since they will be interconvertible on this future date, it may be assumed that they will be priced identically on this date (if they aren't then holders will simply convert en masse to the higher-priced issue). And since they will be priced identically on a given date in the future, any current difference in price must be offset by expectations of an equal and opposite value of dividends to be received in the interim. And since the dividend rate on one element of the pair is both fixed and known, the implied average rate of the other, floating rate, instrument can be determined. Finally, we say, we may compare these average rates and take a view regarding the actual future course of that rate relative to the implied rate, which will provide us with guidance on which element of the pair is likely to outperform the other until the next interconversion date, at which time the process will be repeated.
Based on current market conditions, I suggest that the FloatingResets that will result from conversion are likely to be cheap and trading below the price of their FixedReset counterparts, TRP.PR.D. Therefore I recommend that holders of TRP.PR.D continue to hold the issue and not to convert. I will note that once the FloatingResets commence trading (if, in fact, they do) it may be a good trade to swap the FixedReset for the FloatingReset in the market once both elements of each pair are trading and you can – presumably, according to this analysis – do it with a reasonably good take-out in price, rather than doing it through the company on a 1:1 basis. But that, of course, will depend on the prices at that time and your forecast for the path of policy rates over the next five years. There are no guarantees – my recommendation is based on the assumption that current market conditions with respect to the pairs will continue until the FloatingResets commence trading and that the relative pricing of the two new pairs will reflect these conditions.
Those who wish to convert anyway are advised that the deadline for notifying the company of such a desire is 5 p.m. (EDT) on April 15, 2019. Brokers and other intermediaries generally set their internal deadlines a day or two in advance of this date, so if you wish to convert there's no time to waste! Note that brokers will, in general, try to execute the instruction on a 'best efforts' basis if received between the two deadlines, provided that the procrastinating shareholder grovels entertainingly enough.
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This was a stunning project to work on! This was just a small selection of the 3D work done to create the world of The Operatives, an engaging e-learning package that was due for BBC Jam. My brief was to create a futuristic tower block/skyscraper and a handful of high tech feeling rooms to sit within. The mood had to be clean yet highly moody and heavily treated to create a very specific atmosphere.


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ASF 2023
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Welcome to the ASF 2022 Conference website. Currently, this site is a work in progress, but over the journey towards 2022, you should notice a range of information added to the site. This news section is intended to keep you up to date with the latest additions.
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Showing News: October 2007
Fall 2007 Issue of Synergy Now Available
Inside this issue you can learn about a novel experiment that studies pedestrian distraction using the CAVE; find out how researchers use the Office of Technology Management for intellectual property protection and technology transfer; and you can get to know Beckman researcher Rohit Bhargarva, a member of the Bioimaging Science and Technology group.
Making Research Happen: From Idea to Virtual Reality
ISL, Researchers Create Unique Experiment for Innovative Pedestrian Distraction Study
Protecting Value of Discoveries Can Be Tricky for Researchers
Find out how researchers use the Office of Technology Management for intellectual property protection and technology transfer.
Bhargava's Research Aims to Help People
Get to know Beckman researcher Rohit Bhargarva, a member of the Bioimaging Science and Technology group.
Scientists examine Wint-O-Green effect
Wednesday, 31 October 2007 Earth & Sky –
U. of I. chemistry professor and Beckman researcher Ken Suslick and a graduate student examine the so-called Wint-O-Green Lifesaver effect.
Semantic Memory
Monday, 29 October 2007 Daily Herald –
"Semantic memory is relatively resistant to the effects of aging," says Beckman researcher and U. of I. psychology professor Arthur Kramer.
Huang's Team Wins Prestigious ICIP Innovative Paper Award
A paper by Beckman faculty member Tom Huang and his students Yun Fu, Zhen Li, and Xi Zhou received one of two DoCoMo USA Labs Innovation Awards at IEEE's International Conference on Image Processing held in San Antonio last month. More than 1,800 papers were submitted at what is considered the most important annual conference in the field of image processing. The Beckman researchers' paper "Laplacian affinity propagation for semi-supervised object classification" was selected from the 299 that were accepted for oral presentations.
A Synthesis Between Architecture and Electronics on Display in the Beckman Atrium
To some the colorful, eye-catching big screen displays that will be appearing in the atrium this fall may seem like a case of art meeting technology, but the wall-sized screens are first and foremost real-world examples of what can result from research that takes place at the Beckman Institute.
Neville Featured Speaker at SmithGroup Lecture
Helen J. Neville, a Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience and Director of the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Oregon in Eugene, will be the featured speaker at the SmithGroup lecture Friday at the Beckman Institute.
A New Nanogenerator
Monday, 22 October 2007 Technology Review – Researchers at Illinois led by Beckman affiliate and mechanical science and engineering professor Min-Feng Yu have taken the first step toward building a nanogenerator out of barium titanate.
Self-Healing Plastic
Monday, 22 October 2007 Wired News – U. of I. researchers including Beckman faculty member Scott White have created a self-repairing plastic by inserting tiny beads of "healing agent" into a material, which activated by impact, like a glow stick, patched up any fractures.
Hillman Honored
Thursday, 18 October 2007 TheTigerNet.com – Charles Hillman, a U. of I. professor of kinesiology and community health and of psychology at the Beckman Institute, has been named one of the 100 Most Influential Sports Educators in America, the Institute for International Sport announced Wednesday.
Beckman Institute Graduate Student Seminar Scheduled for October 24
The next Beckman Institute Graduate Student seminar will be held on Wednesday, October 24 at Noon in Room 1005 at the Beckman Institute. The following presentations will be featured: "Mechanoluminescence Induced by Acoustic Cavitation" by Nathan Eddingsaas; "Remembering Words Not Presented in Sentences: How Study Context Changes Encoding Strategies" by Laura Matzen; and "Spiropyrans as Color-Generating Mechanophores" by Doug Davis. The hour-long seminar is open to the public and lunch will be served.
Team Approach Pays Off Big for Moore
Jeff Moore has had great success in his career as a researcher and professor but gets much of his satisfaction as a Beckman Institute faculty member from the relationships he has with his collaborators.
Beckman Researchers Unveil Powerful New Tool for Language Studies
A paper by four faculty members and three graduate students from the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reports on research that used an innovative, fast optical imaging technique for studying neuronal activity associated with language processing in ways that weren't possible before.
Why Do Some Aging Brains Stay Sharp?
Tuesday, 16 October 2007 The Associated Press –
When aging hampers memory, some people's brains compensate to stay sharp. Now scientists want to know how those brains make do - in hopes of developing treatments to help everyone else keep up. "We need to understand how to defer normal cognitive aging ... the way we've invested in fighting heart disease and cancer," said psychology professor Denise Park of the Beckman Institute and director of the U. of I.'s Center for Healthy Minds.
New Force-Fluorescence Device Measures Motion Previously Undetectable
Friday, 12 October 2007 Nanowerk News – A hybrid device combining force and fluorescence developed by U. of I. physics professor and Beckman affiliate Taekjip Ha and researchers at Illinois has made possible the accurate detection of nanometer-scale motion of biomolecules caused by pico-newton forces.
Sol-gel Inks Produce Complex Shapes With Nanoscale Features
Friday, 12 October 2007 Science Daily – New sol-gel inks developed by researchers at Illinois can be printed into patterns to produce three-dimensional structures of metal oxides with nanoscale features."Using this new family of inks, we have produced features as small as 225 nanometers," said Jennifer Lewis, a Beckman affiliate and the Thurnauer Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Illinois. "Our goal is to get down to 100 nanometer feature sizes."
Charting the Agony Of a Brain as It Struggles to Be Fair
Friday, 12 October 2007 The Wall Street Journal – Researchers at the California Institute of Technology, led by Ming Hsu, who now is at the U. of I.'s Beckman Institute, explored the neural anatomy of indecision.
Noyce Scholars Hear About Bugscope
A presentation in June at the nation's capitol highlighting the Imaging Technology Group's Bugscope educational outreach program helped promote diversity in science and brought Bugscope to a wider audience.
Kramer Featured Scientist at Congressional Reception
Beckman Institute faculty member Art Kramer will be one of the nationally prominent cognitive aging researchers taking part in today's Foundation for the National Institutes of Health-sponsored Congressional Reception at the Rayburn House Building in Washington D.C.
Fast Direct-Write Litho Technique Could Be Used In Chip Making
Wednesday, 10 October 2007 Electronics Weekly –
Heated atomic force microscope tips designed and fabricated by a group led by William King, a Beckman researcher and professor of mechanical science and engineering at Illinois, are key to a new technique for nanolithography developed at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Shih an Innovator in Language Research, Teaching
Chilin Shih is using cutting edge technology and innovative teaching methods in her research into second language acquisition.
Physics Conference to Celebrate 50 Years of Superconductivity Theory
Wednesday, 03 October 2007 U of I News Bureau – Published in 1957, the Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer (BCS) theory of superconductivity provided the first analytical solution to the problem of superconductivity. To celebrate the theory's golden anniversary, scientists from around the country will converge on the Beckman Institute on the U. of I. campus for a physics conference devoted to superconductivity.
Improved e-Jet Printing
Wednesday, 03 October 2007 The Future of Things –
By combining electrically induced fluid flow with nanoscale nozzles, a team of researchers at Illinois have established new benchmarks for precision control and resolution in jet-printing processes. "We have invented methods for an electrohydrodynamic jet (e-jet) printing process that can produce patterns and functional devices that establish new resolution benchmarks for liquid printing, significantly exceeding those of established ink-jet technologies," says John Rogers, Beckman researcher and a professor of materials science and engineering.
King Joins Beckman Faculty
The Beckman Institute welcomes William King as a new faculty member. King has joined the 3-D Micro- and Nanosystems group at Beckman.


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Honan Insurance Group & MBS Insurance partner in JV to improve life insurance solutions for clients
Joint Media Release
Tuesday December 5 2017
Australian-owned insurance and financial services broker Honan Insurance Group CEO Damien Honan and leading risk specialist practice MBS Insurance partner Drew Burden have announced they have joined forces to create a new company Honan Life Insurance Group.
Launched yesterday, the new life insurance venture is an important step in Honan's 53 year history of leveraging a broad network of specialists to bring relevant expertise to its clients.
Commenting further, Damien Honan said since the inception of the company over five decades ago, the group has operated to ensure clients are provided the very best insurance and financial solutions to address their needs.
"The alliance with MBS Insurance under the Honan Life Insurance Group gives us the ability to enhance our marketplace and client offering with a more inclusive integrated insurance service", added Damien Honan.
Drew Burden said, "As a leading life insurance specialist, we are excited to be joining Honan Insurance Group under this new brand. Collectively we bring together the best of our respective organisations to create a new way to engage with clients and support them to protect their financial futures".
Headquartered in Sydney, MBS Insurance was started in 2006. Over the years the practice has grown steadily through adherence to the highest standards of best practice and through its business infrastructure provides a comprehensive risk offering to clients.
Today, MBS Insurance is a highly regarded rapidly growing national risk specialist. The JV with Honan Insurance Group is both an important milestone and acknowledgement of the organisation's standing in the financial advisory sector.
Australia is one of the most highly developed and fastest growing economies in the world underpinned by a financial services sector with an overwhelming volume of offerings and complexities between standalone insurance products and offerings inside superannuation funds.
"Through specialisation MBS Insurance has been very successful in this environment over a long time and the JV with Honan Insurance Group positions our brand as an industry leader with distinctive strengths", Drew Burden said.
Honan Insurance Group has over 180 employees with offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, New Zealand, Singapore and the US. Evolving into a global organisation was achieved in November 2001 when the group became a member of the Worldwide Broker Network (WBN), the world's largest network of independent property and casualty brokers and employee benefits consultants, giving Honan the capability to provide a truly integrated global service.
Over the years Honan's partnership with the WBN has strengthened, with Honan solidifying their position as the Risk Partner of Choice in Australia and New Zealand, eventually encompassing the entire Asia Pacific region.
Damien Honan concluded, "Honan Life Insurance Group is on an exciting growth journey and this new alliance will provide a valuable point of difference for us as an organisation and increase the value we provide to our clients."
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The ignition moment, actually, in electronically the operated systems of ignition of Audi 80 cannot get off. But nevertheless the workshop within the test of the mode of idling and the test for toxicity of the fulfilled gases controls including ignition installation. For this purpose it is necessary to interrogate memory of the store of malfunctions first of all. Then the control unit of system of ignition has to be given to the main installation. It also becomes the device for reading of memory of the store of malfunctions.
There is no sense independently to correct ignition installation if before it the store of malfunctions was not interrogated. As our control units are self-training, they can carry out necessary specification of installation of ignition, for example, if there is no signal of one of sensors. Before to change something in ignition installation, it is necessary to be sure that installation of ignition was not spoiled by any failure in system.
The aforesaid is applicable to so-called main adjustment by the device of reading of memory of the store of malfunctions of V.A.G. 1551. Until the control unit was not given to the main installation, the correct adjustments cannot be carried out. For this reason it is necessary to address in Audi workshop. There will carry out control on the indicators given below.
The table shows one test and one established ignition adjustment indicators that it is necessary to understand as follows: at express control are guided by the bigger admission of a test indicator. If adjustment anyway is required, it has to be made thoroughly, is whenever possible approximate to the established indicator.


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Applied Materials Announces Q1 FY2022 Earnings Webcast
Thursday, 03. February 2022 13:30
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Feb. 03, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Applied Materials, Inc. will hold a webcast to discuss its first quarter of fiscal 2022 financial results on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022 at 4:30 p.m. ET / 1:30 p.m. PT.
The live webcast will be accessible via the Applied Materials website at: https://ir.appliedmaterials.com. A replay will be available on the same day beginning at 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT.
About Applied Materials
Applied Materials, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMAT) is the leader in materials engineering solutions used to produce virtually every new chip and advanced display in the world. Our expertise in modifying materials at atomic levels and on an industrial scale enables customers to transform possibilities into reality. At Applied Materials, our innovations make possible a better future. Learn more at www.appliedmaterials.com.
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It's a charming cottage in quite remote but beautiful countryside.
Pekin was the perfect size for us (a couple and a toddler). The cottage was well equipped, bright and tastefully done. The barn door was a wonderful touch. There was plenty of space outside for my son to explore and he loved visiting the goats every morning :) Location wise it worked well for us as it was conveniently located for St Austell, Newquay and Bodmin. Bare necessities were readily available in Wadebridge just a few miles away. The welcome scones were amazing and thoughtful too :) Thanks !
Beautifully presented cottage that was a delight to stay in. Unfortunately the weather was such that we were unable to take advantage of sitting outside in the coutyard which must be glorious on a summer day. Quite a rural location but everything within easy reach by car. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and am sure we will book again.
The Pekin cottage was absolutely stunning: charming, well-equipped and so comfortable. With the loft-like bedroom and bath upstairs, it felt like a lovely retreat. The scones and clotted cream with jam upon arrival were delicious!!!! The hosts -- C & C Pears -- were very warm and welcoming and we had great conversations with them. The courtyard, the view of the garden from the upstairs window, and the donkeys made it even more special. We want to return.
Great property in lovely location. Great communication and easy booking through Classic Cottages. Will definately be visiting again.
Perfect if you're looking for a quiet get away in the country side. Perfectly situated in Cornwall for access to the whole county. Be prepared for some steep hills and narrow lanes when driving to the house!
Good location for access to either North or South Coast. Enjoyed peace and quiet of the rural setting.
Lovely cottage, just as the pictures, really well equipped. Good location, mid Cornwall to travel to some great attractions. We hired this cottage for the grandparents to come away with us (we has seabright) giving us all some of our own time, which was perfect. Would definately recommend and would love to return as so much more to do in Cornwall. Thank you for a fabulous week.
We stayed at Pekin cottage for our honeymoon. It really was a hidden place for two, and it was brilliant. The cottage was very modern but kept its cottage look. The cottage was well kitted out with all that you would need for everyday living, great kitchen and the bed was very comfortable. It really has been a great honeymoon for us and it wouldn't of been so great if it wasn't for the fact we had such a great cottage to stay in. Perfect hideaway for two. A must visit.
We loved our visit to Pekin - it's perfect as a getaway for two. The cottage is delightful, is well-equipped and conveniently located for access to the North coast of Cornwall and for visiting attractions further south.
A great cottage with a lovely courtyard and barbecue.
Our stay at Pekin was great! We loved the site. It was really buitiful! Good located for Trips in Cornwall aswell. The Cottage was a dream. Very tastily arranged. All you need. Very nice, and friendly owners. We enjoyed our stay very much and recommend the cottage for sure.
Everything is beautifully laid out and there is a good range of kitchen equipment for doing self catering. Comfortable bed and good shower. Outside there is a pleasant sitting area with barbecue. It must be lovely in summer with the patio doors open and the main door is a stable type door too. However we were there in November and the cottage was very cosy with good central heating.
It was a real pleasure staying in such a pretty location and well appointed cottage which was furnished so well.


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Quick-setting mud comes in a dry powder that must be mixed with water and applied immediately. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's recommendations prior to use. It is available with different setting times, ranging from 5 minutes to 90 minutes. "Lightweight" formulas are relatively easy to sand.


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Burke: Creating Art Full of Wonder
Christopher Falck of Burke sees his pictures as 'sculpture disguised as a photograph.'
Christopher Falck
By Vicki Aversa
Burke resident Christopher Falck grew up with parents who enjoyed collecting art. They exposed him to books about magic and art where he discovered the world created by artist M.C. Escher and the beauty captured by photographer Ansel Adams. His father enjoyed cameras and let Falck play with his 35mm Chinon as a child. It was easy for Falck to imagine a career in the arts.
Though Falck pursued a career in another field, he began to do some soul searching around the birth of his first child and the approaching retirement of his father. Falck's father had decided to buy a large format camera. While holding his newborn and thinking about how he could enrich his children's lives with art, Falck decided to buy his own large format camera.
Falck exhibited at last weekend's 19th Annual Bethesda Row Arts Festival.
FINDING TIME to shoot photographs, around his day job and family commitment, was challenging but Falck managed to take numerous pictures over two years. He focused on landscape and architecture in a traditional style, and took photos of downtown Washington, D.C. and other places while on family outings.
Once he started scanning in the negatives, Falck was blown away by the resolution of large format. He got excited about the idea of selling his art and researched the business. "The 'take away' in every book was always 'do something unique,' " notes Falck. "Everyone is unique, so putting yourself into your art is more important than mastering what's been done before."
So, while expecting his second child, Falck thought about how he could take all the influences from his life, merge them together and put his identity on paper. He started to experiment, fusing the photographs he took with other art forms. He had to break enough rules to innovate, so where most photographers would think a print was too abused to keep or sell, he would consider that his starting point.
Soon, Falck began to show friends and family what he called a "sculpted photograph" and they loved it in a way he knew was genuine. "When people see my art and ask me what it is, I usually tell them it's a sculpture disguised as a photograph," explains Falck. "The magic part is how I play with perception. From a distance the work appears to be a framed photograph, but up close the depth becomes surreal, like 3D without the glasses."
Adds Falck: "I imagine it like a scene in Harry Potter where the pictures of people on the wall are unexpectedly interactive. The art also becomes subject to the basic principles of origami, where the entire surface becomes a game of give and take. The photograph starts flat and, as I reshape it with mountain and valley style bends into three-dimensions, I've got to think about what that does to the rest of the image, while focusing on what really brings it to life."
AFTER RESEARCHING art and finding nothing else like his work, Falck took the plunge and decided he would start selling his art. "I wanted people to have an experience like the one you have discovering magic as a kid, where you have a sense of wonder all of the sudden from seeing something inexplicable," he notes.
Today, at arts festivals like last weekend's 19th Annual Bethesda Row Arts Festival (http://www.bethesdarowarts.org), Falck receives the reward he has always desired - to create a shared experience unlike any other and to inspire others. "People often get drawn in as they walk up to a piece, thinking there is something unusual going on," explains Falck. "Then they pull their friends or family in to take a look, so they can have the same experience of watching someone see my work for the first time."
Forever grateful for his parent's inspiration and support, Falck looks forward to passing that love of art on to his children and others. Until then, he aims to make as much art as he can. More information about Falck is available at http://sculptedphotography.com.
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Chomiąża Księża – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie kujawsko-pomorskim, w powiecie żnińskim, w gminie Żnin.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa bydgoskiego. Według Narodowego Spisu Powszechnego (III 2011 r.) liczyła 30 mieszkańców. Jest najmniejszą miejscowością gminy Żnin. Wieś leży nad jeziorem Ostrówieckim.

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Flood is a 1990 computer game developed by Bullfrog Productions. It was published for the Amiga and Atari ST by Electronic Arts. The game is a Platform game where the objective is to collect all the litter and find the exit to the level. The game was not a huge commercial success and contained rather experimental styles of gameplay for its time, as well as a quirky sense of humour.


WASHINGTON -- A nearly 7-week-old giant panda cub at the Smithsonian's National Zoo has finally opened his eyes.
Bei Bei now weighs 5 pounds and, from head to tail, is just shy of 14 inches long. He is also starting to develop teeth and ear canals.
The cub has distinct black-and-white markings on his back that closely resemble those of his father, Tian Tian.
The cub is the survivor of a set of twins. The other cub died four days after it was born.
Zoo officials say the cub is sleeping through much of the day, which is normal.


Almost every time I drive to town, I see a red-tail hawk sitting atop the same telephone wire looking down on the terrain below. He remains faithful in that position no matter what the weather or the time of day. His is unnoticed by the majority of people who drive past his location.
The hawk reminds me of many of you who occupy an unnoticed place of faithfulness unseen by those that fail to look up and who quickly pass by your life without taking notice. I want to assure you that you are seen by those of us who know what to look for but more importantly, you are seen by God.
Don't allow the loneliness of your assignment to cause you to fly away prematurely. You have been positioned by God in that place for heavenly purposes. Because you have been faithful to remain in your position, the Lord will show you things others will miss because they have not been willing to assume the high and solitary place of revelation and prayer that is the life of those whose assignment is to watch and pray.


Pastor Nate joined the HFN staff in January 2016 as our Sports Outreach Pastor. He and his wife, Kristi, have 3 children: Payton (12), Logan (11), and Graycen (8). They moved here from Bakersfield, CA, which is where they were born and raised.
Pastor Nate holds a district license and is currently working towards his ordination in the Church of the Nazarene. He loves watching and playing sports, gardening, hunting and spending time with his family.


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The cake itself looks already very good and the caramel icing makes it even more tempting!
Angie, thank you! Of course, I really miss eating it in my grandma's little kitchen!
I'll tell him right now! And you can march right into the kitchen and whip up a little pan of the caramel!
Oh yumminess! This cake looks so moist and fresh! Great recipe - thanks for linking!
Bernideen, thank you. My number one consideration with all things I bake is how well it goes with a cup of tea!
That looks delicious, Jean. My aunt used to make a similar cake with boiled chocolate frosting, which we kids would peel off, roll up, and eat before we ate our cake. :-)) The caramel topping would be great too!
Martha, thank you. I love telling a little about my grandmothers in my blog!
Thanks, Judy! I'm going to look into that "peelable/rollable" boiled chocolate frosting--it's a new one on me!
Amy, I do too! Yet until I was about 25, I preferred chocolate. Not any more!
Yes please, I'd love a slice of Grandma's recipe for yellow cake! That would be the perfect ending for me this evening, Jean.
Kitty, thank you! Wish I had a piece right now myself!
I want some of this with a glass of cold, creamy milk to go with!
Elsie, that *does* sound good! I can't think of the last time I had a glass of milk with cake, but I just might do that next time.
Your cake looks delightful, especially frosted with caramel! My grandmother had a huge kitchen with a pantry off that. But then she had a big house. She was quite the cook and there was always something delicious cooking or baking in her kitchen. So many lovely memories! Thanks for sharing.
Sandi, thanks for sharing lovely memories of your grandmother. I love grandmother stories!
Looks delicious, I need to try it just for icing, Grandma are always best cooks Jean. This is one is really tempting.
Swathi, thank you. I hope you like it as much as we do!
Oh my, this cake looks divine! Thank you SO much for sharing the delicious recipe, my friend :) And how precious that it's your sweet grandmother's recipe.
Thank you for the lovely visit to my blog - your comments are always a joy. Hugs!
I love simple cakes. They are not as intimidating yet a wonderful treat. I love the comparison to the "LBD". Thanks for sharing.... Have a wonderful weekend!
Bonnie, you're the first person to comment on the "LBD"! Thank you!
Grandma's recipes are the best! I have a molasses cookie recipe from my grandmother that I treasure. Thanks for this one!
Thanks, Kate! I'll check that out.
OMGosh Jan - this looks absolutely amazing. My mouth watered when I saw it. It looks so moist and addictive!
Kristi, thank you! Yes, it probably is addictive -- why can't I get addicted to something like poached fish!
Yellow cake with caramel icing sounds perfect to me. I love that this is your grandmother's "little black dress" of cakes!
Bianca, thank you! Glad you liked that. Funny thing, neither of my grandmothers were "LBD" women (but I am)!
I love how you describe this cake as the "little black dress of cakes". It's so deliciously versatile with the different icings - I would definitely try to caramel first as well! The cake looks so tender and lovely. Isn't it amazing how some of our grandmas made do with so much less and yet it never seemed to hold them back?! Thank you for sharing with us at the Hearth and Soul hop. Pinned and will tweet!
Thank you, April! AND thank you for pinning and tweeting - much appreciated.
Greg, I do *try* to live simply -- and in many ways I succeed -- but kitchen stuff seems to be my weakness!
What a delightful cake, it looks delicious! Hope you are having a great week and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Thanks, Miz Helen! Hope you have a great week!
My grandmother had a tiny kitchen too, minimal gadgets, and put out meals and baked goods like nobody's business. I miss the conventional ways of yesteryear, but a treasured recipe like this keeps the memory close by.
Thank you so much, Brooks! Wouldn't your grandmother be dazzled by your new kitchen!
Margot, thank you. Yes, they are!


This absolutely amazing combo includes 6 roses in a glass vase, a 1/2 kg chocolate cake and a small teddy bear. Shower your special one with this combo. Red roses are elegantly placed in a simple glass vase, the chocolate cake is freshly baked by the best bakers in town and the teddy bear is overloaded with cuteness. Order this one for birthdays, anniversaries, as a welcome-back gift or any other special occasion.