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Wunderkind (formerly BounceX) is hiring an experienced technical recruiter who will provide a critical function in the identification and selection of top-tier, technical talent and help us surpass our hiring goals for the remainder of the year and prepare for 2021. As Senior Tech Recruiter, you will manage the full candidate lifecycle and recruiting experience for technical roles.
You thrive in an entrepreneurial and team-driven environment, want to provide immediate impact on hiring needs, proactively network with both passive and active candidates, and are motivated to achieve results by hiring candidates at various levels and specialities. If you're looking to directly influence the development and success of our engineering team at one of the fastest-growing SaaS companies in the country, we look forward to hearing from you!
Help set and execute recruiting strategy for our growing Research & Design (R&D) team; including but not limited to hiring for the following teams: client engineering, engineering, product, product integrity, QA, data analytics, and more
Identify and source quality candidates via multiple recruiting sources and techniques, including inbounds and referrals
Conduct initial phone screens to assess candidate and company fit, ensuring only the best individuals continue through the process
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Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience and 5+ years experience recruiting both passive and active technical candidates, ideally with a combination of agency and in-house recruiting experience
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Wunderkind is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.
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Aodh Ruadh's incredible winning run stretching right back to the start of the season came to an end at Scarvey on Saturday evening.
It had started brightly for the Ernesiders with a Diarmaid McInerney free and a Seamus Kane point created by good work from Paddy Gillespie giving them an early advantage.
Buncrana hit back with points from Oisin Doherty and their wing back, but a fine score from Michael 'Sticky' Ward from an acute angle ensured Aodh Ruadh remained in the ascendant.
The hosts pointed again only to have that one answered by another good score from Seamus Kane.
The Inishowen men's other wing back tied the game up at four points apiece, before Paddy Gillespie again edged Ballyshannnon back into the lead with a great point into the wind after a mazy solo run.
Buncrana replied instantly with a point, but Aodh Ruadh continued to set the pace. The next score came with Diarmaid McInerney converting a free after a heavy tackle on Callum O'Halloran.
The hosts kept in touch though, and a 45 by Garvan Friel on the stroke of half-time sent the sides in level at six points apiece.
Four minutes after the restart Buncrana took the lead for the first time in the game thanks to an Oisin Doherty free.
Aodh Ruadh could have answered that score in some style, but Conor Patton sent his shot just wide of the target.
Buncrana turned the screw with a Kevin Treacy point and a free from Oisin Doherty sending them into a one goal lead.
Sticky Ward sent over Aodh Ruadh's first score of the half, but time was starting to run out.
Kevin Treacy restored the hosts one goal advantage with eight minutes left to play, before points from Oisin O'Flaherty and Oran Doherty gave Ballyshannon a real mountain to climb.
A point from Seamus Kane gave the Ernesiders some slim hope, but that was rapidly dashed when a goal from Garvan Friel on the stroke of full time made it 1-12 to 0-8.
Aodh Ruadh added late points from Seamus Kane and Pauric Patton, but when the whistle went Buncrana were deserved winners and Ballyshannon's winning run was ended.
Karl O'Brien; Michael Ward, Damien Cleary, Callum O'Halloran; Niall Murray, Eamonn McGrath, Paddy Gillespie: Conor Patton, Cian Dolan; Diarmaid McInerney, Michael 'Sticky' Ward; Darren Gethins; Oisin Roper, Seamus Kane Pauric Patton.
Subs: Kerry Ryan for Cian Dolan; Niall Harley for Darren Gethins; Jason Granaghan for Callum O'Halloran.


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if you are in the stands, you are the players biggest fan!
Julia scored her 1st Goal!
You are not at that particular game, regardless of what sport it is, to judge, ridicule, complain, moan out loud, or scream at the other players, either team, or even your own child. I have seen coaches spend endless hours on organizing tournaments, communicating with parents, putting a team plan in action and doing the best they can while teaching and growing their team the best way possible. Some parents are the best AND worse advocate for their child. Everyone usually notices which one you are before you. Sidenote: I have also noticed maybe one or two coaches forgetting about the team and revolving everything around their OWN child. TEAM means you coach a TEAM. There are other "individual" sports that you and, oh yeah, your child may be better off taking advantage of IF this is you. It's still not too late to chase your own dreams while you let your child chase theirs.
So putting that aside and on one more note, we have had some amazing parents take the time to coach our children and are still very grateful for every single one of them. The endless amount of time and fairness that you put into your team is forever appreciated, and it DOES take a village to raise a child. As a coach, you are a huge part of that village, so THANK YOU!
Cameron hitting it outta the park!
Even when I see the kids have that "magical moment" on the field, the coach still takes that moment to make it a teaching lesson of how and what to do next time to be better. That's WHY you have your child in the game, remember?!! Its not fun when they stop learning. Let the coaches do what they take the time away from their own families to do, COACH OUR KIDS!
Ok, so enough chat, take the following "Parent Sideline Guidelines" from this organization, regardless of age it applies to, & for what it is just remember, IF YOU ARE IN THE STANDS, YOU BE THEIR BIGGEST FANS! I can't even pick a favorite to make sure you read, so just read all of it, I'm sure you'll agree with each one!
1. There will be no criticism, name-calling, or threats made towards any of our players - your child, your child's teammate, an opponent. NOBODY. We can cheer and enjoy the game, but we will not put down, insult, degrade, or criticize any of our players. After all, we are one team. Despite that your child's team scores, you do not have permission to taunt, mock, or storm the field in celebration or retaliation of the fact that a 5-7 year old child managed to give up a score or score him/herself. It also means that you don't automatically become the better parent/grandparent/etc. because your child's team scored. We aren't winning any championships, and I'd like us all to behave as if we're all one team (because we are).
2. There will be no coaching from any parents during the middle of the game. For a 5-7 year old, the game is difficult enough to comprehend (regardless if you think so or not), so extra voices only confuses and slows down our players' reactions. Let's keep these distractions down to 1 voice, the coach. You may cheer, but don't over-coach from the sideline. If you'd like to volunteer to coach, that's another issue. I can always use help during the week in training. I can also use your coaching at home, but during games, the ears need to go to the coach. Thank you!
3. Your child must be to the game on time, and if asked, your child should be there so many minutes before the game starts. Normally, it's a good idea to warm up a child before asking them to play a contact sport. Getting there a minute beforehand only gives your child more of a chance to get hurt. One more thing is that our coaches like to go over who is starting and plan for who can come in next. Getting there late only ruins a coach's substitution plans and can drastically change what a game looks like. So, if you're going to be late, be sure to notify the coach.
4. Your child is not allowed to miss a training or game unless YOU have notified the coach before the training or game begins. We do write up huge lesson plans which involve all of the kids, plan out an entire game of substitutions, and other aspects which get thrown in the trash when one player arrives late or misses. Please take this into account as you plan for each game.
5. There are no pets, smoking, and/or cursing on the sidelines. Park rules dictate the first two. Our children's ages dictate the last. Let's be aware of who we are there for, the kids. Let's be good role models for them.
6. There are a few rules in which our coaches will try to teach our kids in a manageable way (handballs, heading, pushing, grabbing, obstruction, etc), but because they are 5-7, we will handle it differently than perhaps, we'd handle it with older children. Allow our coaches to manage these difficult pieces.


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I have been playing go since September 2004. I am the organizer of the Louisville (Kentucky) Go Club. At the moment I am their president. I'm also the guy that b1tch3s about the aging component of KGS's rating algorithm every chance I get. I mean, I don't play for a couple weeks and my rating is 30K? again? What the heck is that all about? And don't bother explaining it to me because whatever excuse you have I don't buy it. I'm 34 years old, a father, and a working stiff with precious little time online. Why should I suffer? Grr.
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Holy Eucharist (also known as Holy Communion or The Lord's Supper) is central to our worship life. This Christian ritual is how we are spiritually nourished for the good work of bringing Christ, and his vision of a new world of justice, peace, and love, to the world. We also have some other prayer services (Morning Prayer, Compline, or Evensong) during the week—these are simply prayers marking the times of day. Our schedule is always posted on every page of this website.
There is no preparation or previous knowledge required for you to come and participate fully in our worship—we'll give you a leaflet that has everything you need to know. Our services of Holy Eucharist start with a time of reading scripture and thinking about how it applies to our lives. Then we focus on preparing ourselves to receive the real presence of Christ in bread and wine, by briefly and prayerfully giving thanks for the great deeds of God in history—creation, incarnation, resurrection, and inspiration. We share the consecrated bread and wine, say a prayer of thanksgiving, receive a blessing, and are on our way. At 10:30 and 12:30 the service is accompanied by singing; at 8:00 it is not. The 12:30 service is offered in Spanish. All services are followed by a time to have some coffee and other treats, while visiting with the others with whom we have just worshiped. Count on having a warm and comfortable time. The early service is about 50 minutes and the other two about 70 minutes.
Children and babies are completely welcome at any service, even if they squirm, wander, or make noise. Really!
Require handicapped accessibility? Park in the closest spots directly in front of the building. There are no steps. Bathrooms are close by. And do feel free to remain seated during the times many others stand in the service—you won't be alone!
The sacraments (or rites) of the Church are outward, visible signs of inner grace from God. In them, we make solemn promises, and in return God strengthens us to keep them. The witnesses also promise to help uphold us in our vows.
We are happy to talk to you about receiving the sacraments. Some, such as Baptism, Confirmation (or Reception for those already confirmed), a Quinceñera Mass, and Matrimony mark important milestones in our journey of faith. We encourage you to prepare for these over several months so they may be the profound spiritual experiences they are meant to be, and we expect an ongoing commitment to be part of the parish for the foreseeable future. Others, such as Reconciliation of a Penitent (private confession), home Communion for the housebound, and Unction (anointing for the ill or dying) are available when needed. Call the church office at 505-982-1133 or contact Fr. Pedro at pgcuevas1@gmail.com to learn more about sacraments for you or a loved one.


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Detectives have released new CCTV footage and information including who they believe was responsible for the killing outside a Belfast school
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Police are linking the murder of Jim Donegan to the INLA, it emerged today.
And a senior PSNI officer also revealed that detectives now believe the gunman lay in wait for Mr Donegan five days previously in the same place he was eventually murdered.
The 43-year-old was shot dead in his car as he waited to pick up his 13-year-old son from school on the Glen Road in West Belfast on December 4.
Police have also obtained CCTV and dashcam footage showing the suspect also appeared to walk with a limp.
The Senior Investigating Officer from the PSNI's Major Investigation Team investigating the murder of Jim Donegan today made an appeal on BBC's Crimewatch Roadshow Live programme in relation to the murder.
Detectives now believe the killer tried to murder Jim five days earlier and have released CCTV footage which shows the man waiting outside Jim's son's school for 20 minutes on Thursday, November 29.
Jim Donegan murder
CCTV footage 'chilling'
Efit released of suspect
'No retaliation' funeral told
Two arrests made
Detective Chief Inspector Pete Montgomery said: "Jim was a husband, a brother, a father to two sons and a stepfather and over three months have passed since his cold blooded murder.
"Jim's family deserve to have answers and this dangerous gunman needs to be removed from our streets but I need the public's help to do this.
"Today I am releasing new CCTV footage which I believe shows the gunman, five days before Jim's death, waiting for him to arrive to collect his 13 year old son with hundreds of innocent children nearby. Jim was not collecting his son that day but I believe that if he had appeared he would have been murdered at this point.
"My investigation into the callous execution of Jim Donegan continues to progress and a republican element is a main line of enquiry, specifically the INLA but I really need the public's help to remove this dangerous man from our streets.
"Do you recognise the man in the CCTV footage? He may be late 30s to early 40's, approximately 5'8" and may walk with a limp or may have an existing medical condition that impacts on his walking style. This is someone who thought it was acceptable to put the lives of countless children at risk and murder Jim – please help me put him before the courts.
"On the day of Jim's murder, Tuesday 4 December, I believe the gunman emerged from Clonelly Avenue onto Glen Road around 3.10pm.
"He then walked past numerous children at around 3.15pm, calmly activated the pedestrian crossing, crossed the road and walked up Jim's car, firing his weapon 8 times before fleeing the scene.
"He was wearing a high-vis hip length yellow jacket with security on the back, dark bottoms with a grey coloured hat or hood and carrying a dark bag over his shoulder which I believe contained the gun.
Police at the scene on the day of the shooting (Image: Alan Lewis/Photopress)
"I want to hear from you if you were in the area at the time. Did you see the gunman? Did he go into a house afterwards or get into a waiting car? Do you have any dashcam footage? Perhaps you have heard anyone talking about the killing? Please come forward with any information that you have.
"The family have been left devastated and hundreds of children and families who witnessed the murder have also been left traumatised. The callous actions of the gunman will have catastrophic psychological effects on them all.
"I would appeal to anyone with information to contact police on 101."
Flowers and tributes left by Jim's wife on Belfast's Glen Road
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Building industrial sensors for hostile environments
Phase Sensors is an Edmonton-based company that develops and builds high-performance custom micro-sensors for industrial monitoring in hostile high-temperature and high-pressure environments. This includes down hole oilwell pressure sensors, fouling sensors for refinery heat exchangers, water monitoring sensors for cooling towers, sensors for monitoring equipment on large marine vessels. And most recently, a high-performance pressure sensor, which can be used in geothermal well monitoring, tsunami detection, and oil well characterization.
With extensive experience in microfabrication and microelectronics, these guys know their stuff.
Alberta Innovates has been there in various ways since inception, supporting company founder Chris Holt throughout his client journey – from the time he was an undergraduate student, through to the completion of his postgraduate studies, the formation of Phase Sensors, and the development and commercialization of the company's sensor products.
Innovation bred by inspiration
As a University of Alberta engineering physics undergrad, Holt had the chance to build his first microdevices in the campus nanoFAB facility. A state-of-the-art centre, nanoFAB, funded in part by Alberta Innovates, focuses on academic and industrial applications in micro- and nano-scale fabrication. It's also a place for students to cut their teeth in the field of microdevices.
David Rutledge from Phase Sensors using a laser welder.
"The nanoFAB gives students and companies access to 10s of millions of dollars of advanced microfabrication equipment," says Holt. "Having a facility like this in Alberta, makes it possible to go head to head with renowned institutions from across the globe given that our facilities and tools are just as good or better."
That experience, and a graduate student scholarship, inspired Holt to pursue his PhD studies at the University of Alberta under the supervision of Prof. David Mitlin. Mitlin, himself an Alberta Innovates' funding recipient, was working on sensor research and development projects with multiple industry partners. Holt was involved in these projects, and as the work progressed, his understanding of the oil industry's need for these types of sensors grew into a desire to become an entrepreneur. He envisioned developing and manufacturing sensors in Alberta and commercializing them around the world.
A University of Alberta spinoff company is born
After graduating in 2013, Holt incorporated Phase Sensors and participated in the MNTorship nanoBridge program funded through Alberta Innovates. The program included an award to develop entrepreneurial skills with business mentorship from the U of A, a salary, and covered expenses to use the nanoFAB facility to develop his ideas and continue developing sensor prototypes.
In addition, the Alberta delegation attending nanoIsrael in 2014 invited Phase Sensors to participate. It was here that Holt learned more about optical sensors and their industrial applications. He set out to learn about optical sensing platforms and apply them to his customers' challenges.
Business support leads to opportunity, solutions, and patents
In 2017, Phase Sensors worked with University of Alberta professor John Davis as part of a Campus Alberta Small Business Engagement grant to build an optical fouling sensor. (Fouling is any kind of deposit accumulating on a surface, including minerals. A fouling sensor detects these deposits.) Using the nanoFAB facilities they built and patented a new sensor, attracting the attention of one of the world's largest oil & gas companies. The company agreed to pilot the sensor and Holt used a Product Demonstration Program grant to help.
"Alberta Innovates has played a crucial role in my entire academic and professional career. They sponsored my PhD research through both a personal nanotechnology scholarship, and by funding my PhD project with a nanoWorks grant. This funding allowed me to work with an amazing team and have significant resources to work on very exciting sensor development projects," says Holt.
"They helped me start my company went I received the MNTorship grant. Then helped me hire my first employee who ended up securing multiple contracts for our company in data monitoring development. Without Alberta Innovates support, Phase Sensors would not exist."
Coaching and community
Alberta Innovates support has been more than just access to capital; Phase Sensors has also benefited from coaching through the Alberta Innovates Technology Development Advisor program. "Our technology development advisor (Matt Cornall) is in a unique position of having experienced multiple successful technology projects from concept through execution to commercialization," Holt says.
"Because he (Cornall) has seen the process multiple times in multiple companies, he's in a unique and exciting position to provide excellent advice. When talking to Matt, we receive some of the most relevant and helpful advice that we can get from our advisor network."
The Phase Sensors team was in Europe in fall 2019 conducting a pilot test in a major oil company's laboratory. They brought several sensors and conducted a set of tests in the company's facility with a team of scientists. "We are currently following up with them for a second visit and continued testing and development," says Holt.
The activity continued as the team members found themselves in Dubai over Christmas 2019 piloting a marine vessel monitoring project, and spring 2020 saw them land two major customers for their quartz pressure sensor; one of the customers is a multi-billion-dollar company and world leader in pressure sensor technology.
"We have been exceeding our targets from our last year's business plan and we plan to continue executing on it towards 20 employees and 20 million (dollars) in revenue in three years. Our quartz pressure sensor prototypes are performing very well in the lab and we will be delivering them to customers (this May). I think we have a bright future and as a team we have a lot of fun building things quickly and solving challenges with artistic and technically excellent solutions."
Chris Holt and team have kept their laser welder and laser cutter busy another way lately. They are helping the COVID-19 effort by manufacturing face shields. "We are up to 150 shields produced and can make about 100 per day now if we can find clear plastic for the shields," Holt says.
Part of the Phase Sensor team (l to R) Christopher Holt, Zachary Kwong, David Rutledge, Richard Hull posing in their manufactured face shields.
In addition, they spent the last week building a prototype sensor to monitor heart rate, breathing rate and body temperature to monitor COVID-19 patients that are sent home from the hospital.
"We are excited that the prototype might be able to help people in this COVID-19 crisis. A lot of people are sent home from the hospital even with COVID-19, and if we can help them better track their body temperature, pulse rate and breathing rate, they will be safer," he says.
"Our expertise in IOT monitoring makes a project like this easy for our company to execute on in a very short timeframe. We just switch the sensor elements out and we have a commercial-ready system for monitoring."
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EUGENE, Ore. – Livingstone College graduate Quanera Hayes placed first in her heat in the 400 meters on Thursday and second overall in the opening round of competition in the USA Track and Field Championships.
Hayes competes again tonight in the second round of competition, and is scheduled to run at 11:10 p.m. eastern standard time. NBCSN is televising tonight's competition live.
Hayes, who won the national championship in the 400 meters and 200 meters Memorial Day weekend while competing in the NCAA Championships, is trying to earn a spot on the U.S. national team. If she's successful, she'll represent America at the 2015 IAAF World Championships, Aug. 22-30, in Beijing.
Livingstone President Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins, Sr. said he hopes people will tune in tonight to watch Hayes run.
The Twitter world was blowing up on Friday from Hayes supporters and from officials with the United States Track and Field Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
Around 10 a.m., officials posted a photo of Hayes as she crossed the finish line. The caption read:" Fastest college woman in the 400m 1st round? Not Okolo, not Funderburk. It's #NCAADII champ Quanera Hayes in 51.31!
That caption referred to Courtney Okolo of Texas University, the NCAA DI record holder in the 400 meters, and Kala Funderburk of Florida State University, reigning NCAA DI 400 meters champion.


A photograph of the gallerist Anatole Jakovsky and two friends astride a car-like contraption in Paris, ca. 1950.
Gerald and Sara Murphy, on the beach in Antibes. In honor of the 122nd anniversary of the birth of the stylish expatriate American painter and taste-maker, Gerald Murphy, March 25, 1888. Gerald and Sara Murphy Papers, Uncat MSS 1010.
Tea with André Leon Talley, Editor-at-Large, Vogue magazine at Beinecke Library, 121 Wall Street, New Haven Wednesday, March 24, 2010, 4:00 p.m.Co-Sponsored by Ezra Stiles College.
André Leon Talley is Editor-at-Large for Vogue magazine. He is the author of A.L.T: A Memoir (2003) and A.L.T. 365+ (2005), a book of photographs, and he also writes the "Life with André" column for Vogue and "Talley Ho! More Life with André," a blog on Style.com. Mr. Talley received a Master's degree in French Studies from Brown and holds an Honorary Doctorate of Humanities from the Savannah College of Art and Design, where he serves as a member of the Board of Trustees. Free and open to the public.
This exploration of fashion and literary culture pays playful homage to Strunk and White's now classic grammar primer, The Elements of Style, first published in its current guise fifty years ago. The "little book," as it has come to be called, has offered prosaic advice on all things prose to generations of college students. Yet its emphasis on "style," on the ease, clarity, and distinctive flair of good writing, reveals, at the same time, how the component parts of composition similarly mirror the characteristic stamp of a signature look, be it Fitzgerald's fictional Gatsby or the Jazz Age icon Josephine Baker. The exhibition considers, then, the idea of style as it relates to sartorial expression and prose/poetic form—the role of clothing and design in literature and everyday life, and the artful way in which words appear upon the page. We discover that clothing, and the meaning of dress, remains a compelling literary subject, just as fashion itself is highly dependent on written language, on the power of description and, in turn, of persuasion. With a focus on the concept of the modern, "Elements of Style" highlights literary artifacts such as Gertrude Stein's embroidered waistcoats and Muriel Draper's hats, while it also draws attention to the evocative relationship between text and texture, fabric and paper, as well as the book artist's continued fascination with sewing and the decorative arts.
A recipe/letter from Marianne Moore to George Platt Lynes, ca. 1940s.
Scrapbook compiled by Hilary Todd, a student at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute (197 photographic prints, many identified with ink inscriptions, circa 1919-1923) JWJ MSS 51.
one Helen Mary Stratz, born March 6, 1906, near Egg Harbor, New Jersey.
At least that's what Jean Dubuffet wanted us to know with his exhibition in 1947.
print marking the publication of Dubuffet's illustrated version of Jean Paulhan's Métromanie.
A letter from Mark Twain to Walt Whitman on his 70th birthday, May 31, 1889 (YCAL MSS 202).
This letter is featured on a new occasional series of podcasts from the Yale Collection of American Literature; "American Letters" podcasts present individual letters from archival collections read by Beinecke staff members. American Letters: Episode 1, Mark Twain. Episode two features a letter from Rachel Carson, American scientist, naturalist, and author of Silent Spring: American Letters: Episode 2, Rachel Carson.
American Letters podcasts and other broadcasts from the Beinecke Library can be found on iTunesU or the Beinecke website (http://www.library.yale.edu/beinecke/brblevents/blogspodcasts.html).


Strong analytical and literacy skills e.g. interpretation of PMO reporting output to determine and present headline (and, where required, detailed) information to management including senior stakeholders.
Effective in engaging with the bigger picture of an organisation e.g. to understand the way in which programmes and projects will support the strategic direction of the organisation and provide challenge where this is not the case.
Excellent presentation skills, recognizing the requirement for regular engagement with senior stakeholders in areas such as programme and project cost / benefit projections and key programme and project risks / mitigation measures.
Comprehensive understanding of project governance requirements including key project roles such as Project Sponsor and Accountable Executive.
Good working knowledge of MS Office including strong PowerPoint, Excel and Project skills, in order to e.g. extract, manipulate and report programme / project financial and narrative information.
Strong interpersonal and influencing skills with the ability to influence and drive change in a collaborative way, including providing a challenge to programme and project managers with regard to e.g. programme / project costs, benefits, risks and scope creep.
Manages time well to meet competing priorities and performs well under pressure, including reporting hot spots at month end and external reporting periods.
Evaluates alternative solutions and thinks creatively e.g. when reporting programme / project risks.
Attention to detail in the production of data packs for decision makers, whilst not losing sight of the 'big picture' and having consideration to the seniority / subject matter expertise of the target audience.
Provide Business Analysis support and co-ordination to the Business accounts.
Ensure that regular PMO reporting is delivered on a timely, accurate and complete basis.
Undertake responsibility for setting, implementing and managing policy for PMO.
Build the Programme/Project Assurance function once PMO is setup to ensure that standards are being adhered to.
Be a subject matter expert in the PMO field.
Embed new processes and best practice Project Management behaviours.
Facilitate and where necessary lead Management meetings and attend Steering Groups.


Students look for writing possibilities in their daily lives. They may need to sketch or say aloud what they are planning to write before they write.
Students write about what matters to them. They know they will have a chance to go back and revise later on.


Marina's attempt to break the spell triggers an automated voice recording from Fogg. He warns her not to attempt to break his spell. But honestly, is anyone else still just super pumped to have Marina back in the story?
Margo/Janet was tossed to Fillory, and gets pulled into a stream by a freaky creature. Under water and wet, she is told by her subject that she needs to break the spell. She is King Margo, and this has all been foretold.
Marina surprises Fogg in his office and sticks him with a syringe. She's cast the same spell on him that he put on the others, in an effort to make him reveal an antidote and undo the spell.
Fen and Co. explain to Margo/Janet that they need to find Ember. Fillory is under the influence of opium and the land is in danger. She's not really on board with any of this, but agrees to help them find Ember in order to get out of there.
Fogg, believing this to be his last day on Earth in his true form, goes on a wild spree full of truth-telling, debt repayments and fisticuffs. Not so much making amends, really. And he asks Todd to catalog it all.
Evil Eliot forced Quentin/Brian to capture a pig. Now he wants him to kill him in a ritual sacrifice to call forth a god. Quentin/Brian objects, so Evil Eliot breaks his arm.
Julia/Kim stops Fogg to talk to him one last time. She tries to stop him -- begs him to reveal the spell so as not to have to leave -- but he is resigned to his fate.
Marina turns Fogg into a homeless beggar outside of her apartment. The added touch of "Hi, Dad" makes this all the more heartbreaking.
At Santa's urging, Alice reaches her arm into a duct in order to catch bits of magic. She then powers the roach she had smuggled and walks him down the hall, seeing through his eyes. And in the Head Librarian's office she spots a chimney -- a possible escape route.
Evil Eliot and Quentin/Brian lure the God Enyalius to them with a ritual sacrifice. Except it's not Enyalius, but one of his servants. Evil Eliot torture that info out of him, and kills him.
Julia/Kim and Todd find a magic battery orb in Fogg's office. It's powering the magical spells in his absence, and despite the ration. Julia/Kim decides to touch it….
And she's fine? So, yep, she keeps doing it. Until the battery uses up all of its power. The result: She and everyone else under the spell violently change back to their true selves.
In Fillory, Margo/Janet confronts the fake Ember. When she becomes King Margo, he thanks her for playing and snaps her off somewhere -- maybe back to Earth. Right as she finally understood what was going on!
Quentin comes to, and appeases Evil Eliot. He is comforting him and showing understanding, but when he asks about his friends Evil Eliot is clearly jealous.
Evil Eliot whisks them back to Marina's apartment in NYC, and the gang is relieved to be themselves and to be reuniting. But Quentin dashes in and quickly tells them to stay away from Eliot. Because Evil Eliot is evil.


Wiring allows writing cross-platform software to control devices attached to a wide range of microcontroller boards to create all kinds of creative coding, interactive objects, spaces or physical experiences.
The idea is to write a few lines of code, connect a few electronic components to the hardware of choice and observe how a light turns on when person approaches to it, write a few more lines add another sensor and see how this light changes when the illumination level in a room decreases.
This process is called sketching with hardware; a way to explore lots of ideas very quickly, by selecting the more interesting ones, refine them, and produce prototypes in an iterative process.
The framework is thoughtfully created with designers and artists in mind to encourage a community where beginners through experts from around the world share ideas, knowledge and their collective experience.
The project was initiated in 2003 by Hernando Barragán, formerly from the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea and currently developed at the School of Architecture and Design at the Universidad de Los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia. Wiring builds on Processing, an open project initiated by Casey Reas and Ben Fry, both formerly of the Aesthetics and Computation Group at the MIT Media Lab.
The Wiring team is composed of Hernando Barragán, Brett Hagman and Alexander Brevig.
Hernando started Wiring in Summer 2003 and he has been developing it since. Wiring builds on Processing, the open source programming language developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab and Interaction Design Institute Ivrea by Ben Fry and Casey Reas.
A number of people have been making additional contributions to Processing and Wiring. The current state of the project wouldn't have been possible without this assistance.
Florian Jennett, Sawad Brooks, Bill Verplank, Gillian Crampton-Smith, Dag Svanaes, FredMartin, Pascal Stang, Tom Igoe, David Cuartielles, David Mellis, Massimo Banzi and the Arduino development community.


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Oats & Water Sensory Mash
Quite a few months ago now I purchased a tuff tray so that Blake and I can have lots of fun at home doing sensory/messy play. This will be the second time I've used it for that though as I have also been using it for letting him play with his Mega Bloks in.
In my last post I mentioned that I have been reviewing Twinkl, which is a learning resource site for teachers, childminders and parents. One of the sections I'm loving in the birth to twos resource pack is the sensory activities to aid learning.
I chose to begin by doing one that was only slightly messy so that Blake can get used to doing this kind of thing. The Oats and Water Sensory Mash looked like a fab one to try out.
I like that it's edible as at this age children love to put everything in their mouth.
It's also very simple to do too.
- A large container or like me a Tuff tray
- Oats
- Kitchen Utensils ( we used a whisk and some of Blake's snack pots)
- Cinnamon, nutmeg or brown sugar ( we used a small amount of cinnamon)
To begin with I let Blake play with the oats on just its own with the utensils. I was very proud of him for touching it on his own as usually he doesn't like to touch stuff like this especially as he hates porridge. As you can see below he liked spreading it out in the tuff tray with his hands.
I then gradually added more water letting him explore each time I added more.
I did have to encourage him once the oats were wet to actually touch them, but after awhile he was fine and he started to copy me using the whisk and playing with the gooey mixture.
I added the cinnamon and encouraged him to mix it into the oats which he loved doing.
I love how simple it is to do too although I'm glad that Stuart was around to help with bath time afterwards. I'm looking forward to doing more of the activities with Blake that are in the pack and also coming up with my own ideas too.
Does your little one love messy/sensory play?
Tags: fun, learning, Messy Play, sensory
I always been abit scared of messy play! But I'll have to give it a go as it looks like lots of fun x
Rebecca U 23 April 2016 at 14:07
oh bless him - looks like lots of fun. Great ideas that I haven't thought of using before
Harriet from Toby & Roo 23 April 2016 at 17:30
Yay - super messy fun is great when you are a tinker right? H x
Bear and Cardigan 23 April 2016 at 18:31
What a great idea, we use a blue tray (designed for mixing concrete) to do messy play, we've used rice but I haven't moved onto wet stuff yet. Coloured spaghetti I think will be next
What a lovely and simple idea!
Sorry, pressed send too soon! Really lovely idea. Toby likes sensory play but dislikes having dirty hands, so the activities don't tend to last very long!xx
Kerry Louise Norris 23 April 2016 at 23:29
Oh yes my daughter loves sensory messy play but I have to say I get very stressed out doing it in our own home. I'll have to get a tray like yours. X
Lilinha Angel 23 April 2016 at 23:41
What a lovely sensory activity! Little man loves messy play now, but he didn't use to like it so much when he was younger.
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Kara 24 April 2016 at 17:20
Oh you are a braver person than I am - messy play goes outside in my house
Emma Clement (@beachpebble) 24 April 2016 at 17:44
Aww how adorable! My little boy is also called Blake! He's 6 now but still loves sensory play - one of our first goes when he was a baby was with jelly and he loved it!
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Messy play, the best kind of sensory play! Fab sensory activity :)
Cat Williams 24 April 2016 at 23:18
I love messay play but prefer it when it's not in my house :) We go to a fab messy play group called Little Learners near where we live
John Milnes 25 April 2016 at 21:54
If it keeps them occupied and and busy for a while, then looks like fun. My wife was an early years teacher and she says this is something she used to do with my step-daughter. It worked for her, so I guess it can work for other toddlers too.
Jemma @ Celery and Cupcakes 26 April 2016 at 07:21
Great idea for sensory play!
Michaela Yorkshire Mum 1 May 2016 at 17:25
Messy play is always fun, I never thought of trying oats mixed with water though x
Laura: Adventures with J 3 May 2016 at 21:14
Thank you for sharing this one! I have played with oats but not oats and water . It looks a lot of fun, especially since it is almost summer and we could do it outside! I also didn't realise that twinkl did resources for babies and toddlers so I will be checking them out too. Thanks :)
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PORTAL DE REVISTAS DA USP
RAUSP Management Journal
Narcissism, risk and uncertainties: analysis in the light of prospect and fuzzy-trace theories
Universidade Estadual da Bahia, Departamento de Ciências Humanas e Tecnologia, Camaçari, Brasil
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Accountancy, Champaign, Illinois, USA
https://doi.org/10.1108/RAUSP-10-2019-0226
Narcissism, Prospect theory, Fuzzy-trace theory
This study aims to analyze the relationship between the nonpathological traits of narcissism and decisions under conditions of uncertainty and risk in light of the prospect (PT) and fuzzy-trace theories (FTT).
Design/methodology/approach
This paper conducted an empirical-theoretical study with 210 Brazilian academics from the business area (accountants and managers), using a self-reported questionnaire to collect data. This paper analyzed the data through descriptive statistical techniques, correlation, test of hypotheses and logistic regression.
The results point to a lower disposition of respondents to narcissistic traits, although the characteristics of self-sufficiency, authority, exploitation and superiority have been demonstrated. Most participants chose the sure gain in positive scenarios and risk in light of possibility of losses. However, those with high levels of narcissism showed higher propensity to make risky decisions, both in positive and negative scenarios.
Research limitations/implications
The empirical results about risky decision-making behavior of individuals with narcissist traits spur further investigation on the impacts of attitudes and behaviors in organizations as they are affected by psychosocial factors. These attitudes and behaviors, reflected in administrative and financial reports, influence future decisions of investors.
Originality/value
The interaction between the areas of business administration and psychology in regard to the effects of the narcissist personality trait and the FTT is both original and valuable for the business area. The simplest scenario based on the FTT theory can help eliminate issues around the interpretation and complexities of calculations regarding decision-making scenarios in PT format.
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FARMING, FEARS AND FOLLY
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Rewilding continues to be viewed with suspicion by farmers wary of change and loss of control, but Galloway farmer Patrick Laurie argues that if we can get past the misconceptions, farming and nature are all part of the same puzzle.
"Rewilding can feel like a middle-class English daydream being foisted on isolated working-class communities."
The glen where I farm is like many others in Galloway. The hills and moors have been extensively planted to create commercial forestry, and the more productive land is used for intensive dairy farming. We're only a small part of the country, but more than half of Scotland's milk comes from the south west. Politicians claim that they are "unlocking our potential," but all this progress has come at a massive cost to biodiversity.
I'm acutely aware that this place has changed dramatically since my grandfather's time. He used to catch countless salmon and trout on the river Urr, but those fish are almost gone now after decades of farm and forest pollution. We've lost nearly all of our black grouse and mountain hares since the 1970s in order to make way for spruce trees, and our much-loved golden eagles are reduced to a scanty minimum.
"All this progress has come at a massive cost to biodiversity."
It's hard to process this loss, which weighed heavily upon me as I went into farming almost a decade ago. I established a small herd of native hill cattle, and I was always drawn to graze my beasts on open moorland where they could offer a real benefit to biodiversity. Some birds responded to my work within a few months. I soon had nightjars and short eared owls hunting around my cattle in the dusk, but it was too late to rescue hen harriers and curlews, which had been driven over the brink by habitat loss and fragmentation.
After five years working in this way, one of my farming neighbours fell ill. It was nothing serious, but a few days in hospital forced him to think again about his plans for the future. Deciding that he would like to take a step back from agriculture, he passed the control of his three hundred acres to a mutual friend who was looking to expand his beef and sheep business.
Almost immediately, the new tenant began to make changes in a bid to improve the land's productivity. Wherever he found gorse, he dug it out with a digger. Wet fields were cleaned with new drains and almost twenty acres of scrub woodland were ripped up. Any one of these actions would have been harmful to nature, but the collective impact of all of them was dramatic. The cuckoos vanished. Lapwings were driven out, and the yellowhammers were gone. Trying to find a balance between farming and nature on my own land, I was astonished by the work which was going on next door. Catching the new tenant in the pub one night, I asked him what he thought he was doing. He replied that the farm had been allowed to sink into an awful state and he was only doing right by the landowner.
The cuckoos vanished. Lapwings were driven out, and the yellowhammers were gone.
Some conversations leave you absolutely speechless. I had expected him to feel a little guilty – conscious of his impact on nature - but in truth he was proud of what he had done. When I had regathered my senses, I asked him what he made of all the black plastic piping which had been dug out of the wet field when he drained it; what about all the Victorian drainage tiles which came up in fragments? People have been trying to drain that field for generations; the most recent attempt was in the mid 1990s. I asked if there was never a point when you just stop fighting nature and accept that some places are just inherently wet? He replied that drainage and clearance were some of the fundamental basics of agriculture, and he even implied that I was less of a farmer for failing to do similar work on my own ground. It didn't seem to matter that every piece of work he had undertaken to improve and restore that land, will have to be redone at some point. The scrub will return and the gorse will creep back in, and he will then have to intervene again in a relentless cycle.
Suddenly laid bare before me, I couldn't fathom the mindset which dooms every successive generation to repeat the failures of those who had gone before. As if to prove the point, his field drainage work has already failed. In this relentless and futile battle against nature, he is doing little more than perpetuating a feeling that farming is fighting. Meanwhile, the lapwings remain absent.
"The scrub will return and the gorse will creep back in, and he will then have to intervene again in a relentless cycle."
The conversation with my neighbour's tenant was a turning point in my approach to farming, and in the following months and years, I became obsessed with the idea of going with the flow; trying to gauge the natural direction of travel and working with it. This approach has led me to some of the most satisfying projects I've been involved with as a farmer, regenerating wetlands and encouraging native woodlands.
I suppose this places me somewhere on the vast and complex spectrum of rewilding, but that word is horribly tricky in farming circles.
My farming friends and neighbours make quick associations between rewilding and a celebrity conservation culture, which often seems like it has landed on an alien space ship. It is hard to overstate the value of ownership when it comes to land management; not the literal bureaucracy of Title Deeds and heritable assets, but a sense of control and agency. Rewilding often feels like something which is imposed upon farmers and country folk by strangers, and it gets doubly complex when you view it through the lens of class and nationality. In Scotland, rewilding can feel like a middle-class English daydream being foisted on isolated working-class communities, and that's when the conversation gets horribly muddled.
So much of this conflict depends upon a wider historical context. Throughout the 1980s and 90s, early government agri-environmental schemes attempted to address the decline of key farmland species. Many of these schemes served as a masterclass in how to alienate farmers from the natural world. Farmers were blamed for creating problems, then disempowered from fixing them. Conservationists seemed to be saying "you can't be trusted with nature - let us take care of it," and that led to some painful readjustments. It's not surprising that new environmental ideologies are now treated with suspicion in the countryside. Besides, we mustn't forget that things haven't got better. Many farmers feel vindicated in their frustration because they had been pushed aside by "experts" and scientists who then failed to improve the situation themselves.
Many farmers believe that rewilding is just another name for the same old green claptrap. This is even harder to bear because it seems to deny the fundamental value of human connections as part of a landscape. I have a complex and often contradictory relationship with my part of Galloway, but it's nevertheless very real and I can be quite prickly about it. We have some major environmental problems here, and my community cannot fix them on our own, but proposals which come from elsewhere need to tread carefully. It's clear that rewilders have pinned down some excellent science to endorse their philosophy, but communication skills often need work.
Of course, it's great that the general public is feeling more engaged with nature, but the message which comes from conservationists often seems to imply that wildlife stands apart from land use. Having allowed a line to form between birds and farming, we now have birders and farmers; single-interest groups with a specific focus on only one piece of the puzzle. My neighbour would argue that birds are not part of his remit, and he feels justified in taking a highly focussed view on agricultural productivity. This approach overlooks the fact that farming and nature are two pieces of the same puzzle. I hope that true rewilding addresses that by looking at the entire system, from top to bottom.
For my part, I'm left with a fair amount of hope for the future. I'm moving away from the agricultural mainstream at a time when commercial farming seems to be faltering under economic and political shifts. By working on a model which relies on low-intensity cattle grazing, I can get the best of farming and nature while remaining true to an idea of place and community. My beef is marketed to people who engage with the stories I tell about cattle and conservation, and I can add significant value by leaning upon my sustainable credentials. However, I am struck by how little many consumers know about food systems. The rise of veganism shows that we are more interested in food stories, but it also goes to show how badly we've failed to convey complex, nuanced conversations about food, land and the natural world. Many people are amazed that I am able to produce beef from an ancient process based on careful natural balances. They have been told that beef comes from concrete sheds where animals are pumped with growth hormones; it's no wonder they're turning away from meat.
"My neighbour would argue that birds are not part of his remit."
We must not overlook the massive disconnect between all the many outcomes that land can provide. It is crazy that some farmers cannot tell the difference between a rook and a jackdaw; but no more crazy that many consumers are unable to tell wheat from barley. The Scottish landscape is a single, interlinked and endlessly complex entity with a mind of its own, and it is time we held some better conversations about where to go next. There is so much at stake. Change often seems to be frustratingly slow, but we cannot afford to repeat the mistake of the past - everybody has to come on this journey together.


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The ACAMS 2nd Annual Global Anti-Financial Crime FinTech Summit Offers Cutting-Edge Look at Financial Technology's Promises and Perils with Guidance from More than 80 Experts on Illicit Finance
Speakers include representatives from the U.S. Treasury Department, Japan's Financial Services Agency, European Commission, Dubai International Financial Centre, Google, Stripe, PayPal and Coinbase
CHICAGO – As part of its ongoing effort to help compliance professionals navigate the promises and perils of emerging technology, ACAMS will present a 3-day training and networking event for its 2nd Annual Global Anti-Financial Crime FinTech Summit. Beginning on June 15, 2021, attendees of this fully virtual event will hear guidance from regulatory officials and compliance executives on an array of topics including identifying deep-fake fraud schemes, best practices for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) and the lessons of the Wirecard scandal.
The conference opens with remarks and a Q&A featuring economist Rhoda Weeks-Brown, general counsel and director of the International Monetary Fund's Legal Department, focusing on how FinTechs are increasing financial inclusion, and the anti-money laundering and counter terrorism finance (AML/CTF) problems associated with innovative payment systems. Another notable speaker includes Scott Rembrandt, deputy assistant secretary for strategic policy, Office of Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes at the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
"The technological innovation and rapid market growth that have come to define the FinTech sector are posing truly unique challenges to compliance professionals even as the industry promises breakthrough solutions to identifying financial crime," said ACAMS President and Managing Director Scott Liles. "For these reasons, we knew it was incumbent on us to pull out all of the stops for this summit with a line-up of compliance experts who can speak to the regulatory hurdles and criminal typologies that are specific to FinTech firms and the regions where they operate.
"Whether you're from a peer-to-peer lender in Dubai, a mobile payment provider in Tokyo, a neobank in Berlin or a crypto-trading platform in New York, this summit is designed to give you practical guidance that can safeguard your firm from regulatory trouble and reputational harm," he said. "Even better, compliance professionals will have the chance to pose their compliance questions directly to the summit's expert speakers."
While speakers will address FinTech compliance issues generally over the course of the summit, attendees can choose to focus on panels tailored to the regions in which their firms operate. Panels and presentations on June 15 will center on firms in the Americas, with high-level speakers from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Department of Finance Canada, among others. The summit's second day will focus on FinTech compliance in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, with subject-matter experts from the European Commission, European Central Bank, Financial Stability Board and Dubai International Financial Centre. The final day of the summit will provide guidance from regulators and compliance experts based in the Asia-Pacific, including representatives Japan's Financial Services Agency, FinTech Association of Malaysia and many of the region's largest financial technology firms.
A special summit track for Spanish-speaking compliance professionals operating in Latin America will also take place on Day 1, with expert-speakers from regional FinTechs and a keynote address by the founder of Argentina's Ualá.
In addition to its host of speakers from regulatory and law enforcement organizations, the summit will also feature executive-level experts from such prominent companies in the FinTech space as Google, Stripe, Binance, PayPal, Bitgo, Mox Bank and Coinbase, among others.
In between discussions addressing such topics as how distributed ledger technology will impact the industry beyond cryptocurrencies and the risks that domestic extremism groups pose to FinTech service providers, attendees will also have the opportunity to meet their peers in virtual networking sessions.
The full program for the ACAMS 2nd Annual Global Anti-Financial Crime FinTech Summit can be found here.
About ACAMS®
ACAMS is a member of Adtalem Global Education (NYSE: ATGE), a leading workforce solutions provider headquartered in the United States. ACAMS is the largest international membership organization dedicated to enhancing the knowledge and skills of anti-money laundering (AML) and financial crime prevention professionals from a wide range of industries. Its CAMS certification is the most widely recognized AML certification among compliance professionals worldwide. Its new Certified Global Sanctions Specialist (CGSS) certification commenced in January 2020. Visit acams.org for more information.
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Brittany Brees reflects on husband Drew's injury-ridden season in emotional post
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The wife of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees took to Instagram in an emotional post, reflecting on her husband's injury-ridden season. In the post, Brittany Brees outlines not only the broken ribs Brees suffered that caused him to miss six weeks of the season, but she also points out a foot injury and torn rotator cuff. Brittany said in the post that this has been her family's hardest year of their lives. She said she has been crying for days, but expressed how proud she was of Drew for his resilience. "He did not complain once," the post read. Brittany concluded the post by saying that although the year was hard it was all part of God's plan, and thanked him for being a great role model for their children. "Your children have watched you handle it all with integrity, grace and the most amazing work ethic. We are so proud of you," the post read. Brees is likely to retire and work as a sports analyst for NBC in 2022. He has not officially made a retirement announcement.
The wife of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees took to Instagram in an emotional post, reflecting on her husband's injury-ridden season.
In the post, Brittany Brees outlines not only the broken ribs Brees suffered that caused him to miss six weeks of the season, but she also points out a foot injury and torn rotator cuff.
Brittany said in the post that this has been her family's hardest year of their lives.
She said she has been crying for days, but expressed how proud she was of Drew for his resilience.
"He did not complain once," the post read.
Brittany concluded the post by saying that although the year was hard it was all part of God's plan, and thanked him for being a great role model for their children.
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Brittany Brees Instagram post on Drew Brees' 20th NFL season
"Your children have watched you handle it all with integrity, grace and the most amazing work ethic. We are so proud of you," the post read.
Brees is likely to retire and work as a sports analyst for NBC in 2022.
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We've been to sales before that we've later found out (thru good sources) that a cow/bull at auction has had its feet trimmed up to present the appearance of "good feet"... we all know that good feet are important. But I've questioned myself on how to identify this has happened?
Are there any sure signs of a trim? From what I gather, it's usually done about a month prior.
I'm really intrigued. Want to make sound purchases but if I'm being duped from the start, how does one go about protecting themselves from it?
Anyone have some before and after if a trim?
I've seen fresh trims and could recognize those, but probably not a few months after the fact. I got stung on one with bad front feet from our association's online sale. In fact, the breeder was a trusted board member. Apparently, I just didn't ask enough questions ahead of the sale as I was told. I still have her and she is bred for a terminal calf.
slick4591 wrote: I've seen fresh trims and could recognize those, but probably not a few months after the fact. I got stung on one with bad front feet from our association's online sale. In fact, the breeder was a trusted board member. Apparently, I just didn't ask enough questions ahead of the sale as I was told. I still have her and she is bred for a terminal calf.
What really got me at one sale is the owner doing his pre-auction speech about how good of feet his cattle had. Preached and preached about it and emphasized its importance.
A day or two later, a mutual friend who works for operation, told us that all their feet were trimmed about a month prior.
I know it happens more than one would like to think but a stand up operation, should be culling them for that very reason.
Welcome to the world of supposed seed stock producer's promotion, commotion & BS.
Goes without saying...find an ethical breeder.
All the animals feet are going to look about the same if they have been trimmed or should if the guy was good. Knowing what your animals feet look like that haven't been trimmed is a good place to start. Look around the edges of their feet and see how they wear and the differences in shape.
I always try to see the sire and dam of a bull or cow i'm buying, if not grandam, MGS, etc. The more info the better. Of course i'm maternal breeding, and not terminal. Also, anytime i'm in the herd of a breeder, i'm constantly looking at feet, udders, tail set, etc. Feet are often not focused on in many programs, and for the national cowherd, that's a bad thing. Why AAA finally started paying attention.