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The announcement of Mary Tyler Moore's passing earlier this year, prompted a collective recollection of the iconic sitcom, The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Many have noted the show's groundbreaking portrayal of an independent, professional woman facing real-world issues such as equal pay, as well as for its wide influence on later sitcom characters.
What's been less mentioned is the sitcom's groundbreaking locale—the workplace—a locale that's since proven to be an endless source of comic material, as demonstrated by countless workplace sitcoms that have followed the original. Why the workplace would be so well-fitted to the genre probably has as much to do with our familiarity with the basic work environment as it has to do with the way that work introduces us to strange and unfamiliar people, rules, customs and culture. Offices, as those who work in AP and AR departments know, can be an arena of conflict, pressure and friction, as much as a sanctuary of common purpose and professionalism.
In other words, work is where we work out many of our differences, and figure out how to work together. The enemy of the workplace is friction, whether it's of the technological kind (outmoded systems and equipment), or of the interpersonal kind.
On the other hand, if there's anything that the last few decades of sitcoms have taught us, it's that friction is hard for humans to handle, and how we handle it often leads to laughter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmbY4y5IOGg
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The dreaded "final exam season" has dawned upon me and what better way to enjoy a study break than to paint my nails with the most festive nail polish I own?
I mentioned this briefly in the summer when I first bought and it's the most gorgeous holiday party season nail polish: Deborah Lippmann "Lady Sings The Blues"
Sometimes I refer to it as "ocean disco party" nail polish. It's a fantastic pedicure shade as well. The nail swatch in the picture above is with ONE coat only. The base is a deep blackened jelly navy blue polish, with smaller and larger hexagonal silver glitter inside. One coat gives you not only great coverage with the navy colour, but also a great mix of both varieties of glitter.
If you want to rock it all week long (or 2-3 weeks as a pedicure colour like I have done in the summer), don't fret because Deborah Lippmann polishes have good lasting power as well. If you are interested in joining the nail party, I found this polish online here (with free shipping, yay). Otherwise, as I mentioned before in my older post, I have seen various salons and Holt Renfrew department stores carry this brand in Canada. In the US, Nordstrom, Saks and Neiman Marcus all carry Deborah Lippmann as well.
PS: to remove glitter polishes, I soak a a piece of cotton wool in nail polish remover and press it against my nail, then wrap the nail in a bit of tin foil to hold it in place. I do this on all my nails and just keep the tin foil "caps" on there for about 10 minutes. When you take the tin foil and cotton wool off, the glitter polish goes off with it!


Bali is full of swings. Something about the jungle makes people want to soar through the air, like Tarzan on a vine. But there's one that makes it into our Instagram feeds more than others. It's aptly named the Bali Swing. Here's how to find it, how much it costs and what you get for your money.
The swing is located near Ubud in Bali. And it's basically an Instagram tourist trap, but a pretty and thrilling one when it's your turn to swing. Besides the big swing (there are a couple smaller ones too), there's a bird's next to climb on, as well as stunning views of the valley and waterfall below.
However, lines can get pretty long as people wait their turns to Insta up a storm as they swing. Everyone wants that perfect shot. Hey, if your budget is big and your patience is strong, tourist traps aren't all bad.
To get to the swing from Ubud, you can pay $6 for a private car to pick you up from your hotel. Or you can catch a free bus from the Queen's of India restaurant in Ubud, although you have to make a reservation for the bus ahead of time.
Heads up, the people who run the Bali Swing also run elephant ride tours. You can even purchase a package that includes a swing ride and an elephant ride. So if you're passionately against riding elephants, maybe choose another swing that's a little less famous for your Bali photo sesh. Or maybe even find an Airbnb with your very own swing.
This story is part of a series highlighting the real deal behind the hottest destinations on Instagram and best hidden photo ops in your favorite destinations.


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Q: Using gpg without user interaction in Python I am using gpg in Python 3.x with subprocess module. I want to edit key with trust and 4th option - trust fully. Here is a short draft of my script:
arg = ['gpg', '--edit-key', 'my_key' 'trust']
execute = subprocess.Popen(arg, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, stdin=subprocess.PIPE, universal_newlines=True)
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The problem lies in the prompt from gpg. After executing the command, and writing '4' option and next 'save' in stdin I get stuck in my command line. Like the gpg won't actually exit and command prompt never quit although it writes the '4' and 'save' to stdin as it's editing the key but the
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GRID Program: The Bigger Picture Show.
A multidisciplinary program, The Bigger Picture Show, will accompany the presentation of GRID at the NDSM Loods from June 13-16 June 2019. All components of the program maintain a relation to GRID.
Masterclasses Critique led by Professor Terry Barrett make up the heart of the program. Mr. Barrett is a phenomenon when it comes to introducing people to Contemporary Art through a casual, open conversation, regardless of their knowledge or experience. He is an expert in generating meaning by involving people to talk about Art and contemplate what it means to them personally in relation to the Human Condition.
Other disciplines such as Music, the premiere of a composition by Egon Kracht, Performances by artist like Linda Molenaar, Dennis Stroucken, Klara Alexova and Katja Vermeulen, Dance and Drama are part of the four days program.
Several workshops, sessions, lunches and diners complete the bigger picture.
Some parts of the program require a reservation or ticket.
See the complete schedule for The Bigger Picture Show here
Talking about GRID with Terry Barrett, a masterclass Interpreting Art
Subject matter + Medium + Form + Context = Meaning is one of the leading propositions when you look at Barrett's approach to interpretation. In accordance with Arthur Danto, a contemporary philosopher and art critic, Barrett assumes that artworks are always about something and therefore require interpretation.
The process of interpreting starts with a literal reading of the work and continues with the guidance of a series of basic questions like what do you see?, what does it mean? and how can you tell? Barrett activates reflecting, wondering and responding to art, both literally and metaphorically, through sincere attention for all participants in the conversation. He involves prior experiences and knowledge to construct meaning in a verbally articulated interpretation to share with others.
About Terry Barrett
Terry Barrett is an American art critic and professor of art education at the University of North Texas, USA. He is also Professor Emeritus at Ohio State University, with an honorary appointment to the Department of Art where he received a Distinguished Teaching Award for his educational practice.
He has produced many books, anthology chapters and articles about photographic media, contemporary art, art criticism and aesthetics, and about the teaching of these subjects; this work has had a significant impact on the field. Barrett is the author of Why is That Art?, Criticizing Photographs, Criticizing Art, Talking about Student Art and Making Art. His most recent book Crits was published in 2018. Barrett is a visiting scholar, critic, juror, and educator at many universities and art museums in the US and internationally.
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Look at The Bigger Picture Show program schedule for further details.
Terry Barrett at BasisBuro, Amsterdam, 2010 © Thomas Lenden Photography
Barrett interviewed by Hans den Hartog Jager, © Thomas Lenden Photography
Egon Kracht en Noortje Braat
Music for an Exhibition by Egon Kracht and Noortje Braat
Egon Kracht writes acoustic music for an instrumental quartet and four vocalists, that reflects on the 32 diptychs in GRID. The composition passes steadily along the monumental work in about 48 minutes, visually accompanied by an in and out zooming spotlight.
Each diptych has its own motif that is part of the overall composition with GRID's underlying layers of meaning providing the structure. Auditory links are connected to the variety of images and stories of GRID: musical commentary that not only outlines details but also reveals a bigger picture.
The 8 performers on stage are visible, mobile and have a theatrical function. Basically, the vocalists sing without words, without literal meaning. This part of the performance will be developed with theater-maker and performer Noortje Braat.
The music is next to cerebral and carefully calculated also full of emotion. Just like in GRID, number 8 plays an important role. Music and image go hand in hand; the music follows the dynamics of the images and raises to great height.
Albino and Old Horse, Performances by Linda Molenaar
In Albino and Old Horse there is no question about the fact whether Linda Molenaar's performances relates to the human body, even when she literally crawls under the skin of an animal. Physically tough, Molenaar's performances relate to those of Matthew Barney (1967), although she rather chooses an intimate transformation than a confrontation. Conceptually both artists experiment with themes concerning human nature. Molenaar's animals are alive and carry out actions we recognize from every day; a clear connections to the diptychs in GRID. During the four days of the exhibition Linda Molenaar will perform both pieces one time per day.
About Linda Molenaar
Linda Molenaar works (sculptures and performances) and lives in The Nederlands, Amsterdam and graduated in 2009 a 2 year performance master called DasArts. After graduating in Sculpture at the Art Academy in 1997 she did an internship in Belgium with the artist Jan Fabre. She has had shows in, Germany, France, Slovenia, Belgium, Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, South Korea and USA. In 2014 and 2015 she was a participant at residencies in Norway, and in USA: Skowhegan 2007, I-Park 2011/2013, Sculpture Space 2015 and Art Omi 2016. She makes a living with teaching at the sculpture departments all over the The Netherlands aside and working at various departments at the National Opera and Ballet of Amsterdam.
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Old Horse, 2007, 15 minutes performance, Linda Molenaar.
Dennis Stroucken as Safari Park Ranger
Slowmotion Boxing, a Performance by Dennis Stroucken
Dennis Stroucken introduces a variation of his renowned act Slowmotion Boxing. Due to the delay of action in this performance time becomes relative. Your gaze shifts over details of movements and expressions in a different than average speed forcing you to focus on a different context, thus different meaning. Stroucken is a master in bringing apparent contradictions to the surface and uses his sense of humor to make them change place silently.
About Dennis Stroucken
Dennis Stroucken is educated as a mime artist and theatre maker at the Theatre School in Amsterdam in the 1980's. He has a genuine affection with images, sounds, forms and movements from everyday life that he combines in his work whether that's in the street, on stage or driving a taxi. Humor and tragedy are not so far apart in his work.
Reclaim Your Name, an Interactive Performance by Katja Vermeulen
Katja Vermeulen is an expert when it comes to family matters. She would be the chair of the Family Matters Movement Amsterdam if it were to exist. Without a doubt Vermeulen makes a connection with the audience to persuade them to reflect, wonder and respond to the leading themes to be found in GRID. In a variation to this both tempting and confrontational performance the artist will explore the familiar encounters people pass through most every day and remodel them to an extraordinary experience.
About Katja Vermeulen
Vermeulen studied at the Sandberg Institute and the AKI, is a yoga teacher, gives customized training and has recently joined the Design Academy in Eindhoven as a performance teacher
Katja Vermeulen (left) performing Reclaim Your Name at the NDSM Loods, Amsterdam, 2019
Klara Alexova in Zweep, 2011. © Jochem Jurgens
Klara Alexova
Improvisation Intersection
How many times do you meet someone in life who is completely herself. Klara Alexova is such a person and therefore her performances are always impressive experiences. Her presence makes people accept any scenario she serves for true, a both valuable and dangerous gift. Same as in GRID Alexova's performances deal with morals and values in life, more than occassionally at the same time. This is a specific challenge when it comes to a time based performance.
About Klara Alexova
At the moment Klara Alexova is freelancing in The Netherlands and other countries of Europe working on a wide range projects in collaboration with different artists. Simultaneous she is developing her own work. Alexova studied at the Mime School of the Amsterdam University of the Arts where she graduated in 2009.


Founded by Sean Perkins in 1995, North design corporate identities. North is responsible for many significant identity design projects of the past 20 years, including the recent reboot of the Co-op identity.
Past and current clients include UK government departments, cultural and financial organisations, including Tate, Land Registry, Barbican and The Royal Mint.
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Some storytelling and thoughts from the mind of Mark Maynard.
1940s Tomcat great 'Doc' Rice dies at 93
Mark Maynard	Uncategorized	 December 15, 2018 2 Minutes
ASHLAND, Ky. – Rupert "Doc" Rice, who put his stamp on Ashland football way back in 1942 as a no-fear running back who bashed opponents with a relentless running style, died on Friday in Lexington.
Rice was the oldest living Tomcat at 93 years of age.
Those 1942 Tomcats were a grand bunch, finishing a 10-0 season with a 70-0 victory over Russell in five-year-old Putnam Stadium. But it was a game the previous week against Manual, a 7-6 road victory for Ashland, that clinched the mythical championship, at least in the mind of the Tomcats.
The only touchdown came when J.C. Kennard returned the second half kickoff for a score, zigging and zagging all the way down the field, remembered Paul DeHart Sr. in a 2013 interview. Jim Stith kicked the extra point.
Rice had a long run to the Manual 5-yard line late in the game to seal the hard-fought victory.
A young man named Charles Ramey was the coach of the Tomcats and he was named Kentucky Coach of the Year in 1942 by the Courier Journal.
The coach of Manual that year was none other than former Ashland Tomcat coach Paul Jenkins, Ramey's former high school coach in 1933 and dear friend who would later become his son's godfather.
Ramey left Ashland because of a call to duty with the Marines where he was in World War II battles from 1943 to 1945. Second Lt. Charles Ramey piloted a battalion of armored amtracks and knocked out Japanese battalions who had secretly infiltrated the island of Peleliu.
Rice was one of several members from the 1930s and 1940s classes at Ashland High School – Dick Patrick, Bun Wilson, Jack Nuckols, Rudy Gute and Ralph Felty were some of the others -who fought in the Battle of Okinawa. More than 100,000 Japanese combatants died in that battle, one of the last of World War II.
Doc Rice was a corporal in the Marines. His nickname of "Doc" came because his father was a doctor and it stuck with him for a lifetime.
Back in those days, there weren't playoff games but Ashland and Glasgow were the only undefeated teams remaining that season. Both put dibs in on the state title.
Doc Rice, who broke three ribs and his nose that season, was one of the reasons why the Tomcats held that status. He was joined in the backfield by Kennard and Spencer Heaton and Ashland dominated opponents with a punishing single-wing attack.
Only three games were even close — 12-7 over Charleston High, 19-6 over Ironton and the win over Manual. Ashland never allowed more than a touchdown in a game and had five shutouts on the way to outscoring foes 341-31.
Doc and Jackie Rice were my neighbors when my family first moved to Grandview Drive in the 1960s. It was sad to hear about Doc's passing but his Tomcat legacy will live on.
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Managing editor of Kentucky Today, the digital newspaper of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, since July 2017. Worked 42 years for The Daily Independent in Ashland, Kentucky, the last 12 as managing editor and editor and the previous 30 before that in the sports department, including 17 years as sports editor. President of Amy For Africa, a faith-based Christian ministry serving Uganda. I'm a husband to Beth and father to Stephen and Sally, grandfather to Brooks and human to Opie!	View all posts by Mark Maynard
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3 thoughts on "1940s Tomcat great 'Doc' Rice dies at 93"
Howard Humphreys says:
Enjoyed reading this story of one of the early Tomcat football players…
Orion Jones says:
Doc was my G-Daddy on my Wife's side. We spent countless hours together. Him telling me stories from his football days and then as a Marine in the war. No matter how many times he told the same story I listened and engaged like it was the first. He was an amazing man that raised an amazing family that I am lucky and proud to be a part of. RIP Doc, we will cross paths again Buddy. I can't wait to hear about that time in California…….again😉. Love you Sir!
Gordon McIntosh, Fort Myers, FL says:
J C Kennard told me at the Elks Sports Day several years ago " in all of my years playing football, no one ever
hit as hard as Doc Rice".


"Curb Your Enthusiasm" clashes with Star Wars in the opening sequence to the episode.
Stewie makes a reference to Don McLean's "American Pie" by parodying the lyrics to Brian.
The episode's arc with Olivia and Stewie plays out like a Woody Allen film about tragic romance. References to Annie Hall, Manhattan, and Crimes and Misdemeanors are mentioned throughout the story arc.
Chest Cheetah, the popular snack food mascot, is depicted addicted to cocaine.
The "It's not your fault" scene is directly lifted from Good Will Hunting.


section, to create either stability or instability.
of a song, you will have some number of lines or other.
Now, that doesn't seem like it's profound, but it is.
write will end up having some number of lines or other.
Now, let's get a little bit more specific than that.
pure as possible we're going to talk about even length lines.
repeat it over and over again just so that nothing else interferes.
number of lines. So, let's take this simple line.
I love the way you look at me. So, let's try that.
Let's try an even number of lines. Two.
I love the way you look at me. I love the way you look at me.
It feels like I really mean it. How about, I love the way you look at me.
Now, it feels like it needs to move forward.
create a feeling there, that you do it by more than simply just talking the lines.
I would say that at least in the beginning, that you start talking them.
If you're going to talk them, you can sing them, too.
But talk them in some kind of rhythm. [MUSIC] Just a simple drum loop.
1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 2, 3. I love the way you look at me.
I love the way you look at me. [MUSIC] Or 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 2, 3.
this. [MUSIC] Again, just a simple loop.
[MUSIC] Or this. I love the way you look at me.
in the final chorus, he says it four times.
So that it would actually end up. [MUSIC] I love the way you look at me.
I love the way you look at me. I love the way look at me.
I love the way you look at me. And that stops motion.
That creates balance. that creates the feeling of a section.
needs to move forward. It gives this sense of kind of longing.
So that if you do the three, the odd numbers, the unbalanced thing.
[MUSIC] I love the way you look at me. I love the way you look at me.
Then, in that case, it adds that is the odd number of lines by itself.
kind of feeling, this longing because there's one missing.
something that's stable. [MUSIC] I love the way you look at me.
or may be even do it. [MUSIC] I love the way you look at me.
saying it twice or three times or four times.
three times tends to make it move forward.
the chorus of the song and that's the home base of the song.
And that's the part of the song that everything leans up to.
But it is possible, actually, to use the odd number of lines to create a section.
a section in which you want to try to move forward.
the Cars do it in in their song, Why Can't I Have You.
we'll talk about that also in when we start talking about line length.
and Mark Byers, otherwise known as Markoholic.
to play you that track and I just want you to listen to it.
don't make any judgements about it rather than, ooh, how does that feel?
Do I like it? am I bored?
beginning and you know, how, how you, how you feeling?
What's the feeling of this song? Are you feeling stable or unstable?
all of that stuff and and so, it, it feels like it, it should move.
And I said, well, let's take a look at the precourse of that song.
did it in Pro Tools, right? And she said, yeah.
just to make sure that you hear the difference.
So, here's the old version.
there had been, yep, you know what, your love's going to take me away.
those. and we'll take a look at those.
compositional elements that we have at our disposal.


Last week was National Volunteers' Week and we seized the opportunity to celebrate the wonderful contribution made by volunteers across the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. The skills and experience our volunteers bring to the Trust are rich and varied and each one of them has a unique story to tell. Stephen is a volunteer guide at Shakespeare's Birthplace and it was great to take time out in the garden to talk to him about the joys of volunteering.


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study of lakes and fresh water, 1892; see limno- + -logy. The science founded and the name probably coined by Swiss geologist François-Alphonse Forel (1841-1912). Related: Limnological; limnologist.
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limno-
word-forming element used scientifically, "of or pertaining to lakes and fresh water," from Greek limne "pool of standing water, tidal pool, marsh, lake," a word of uncertain origin; the most likely guess is that it is related to Latin limus "mud," from PIE root *(s)lei- "slime" (see slime (n.)), via the notion of "moistness, standing water" [Beekes].
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word-forming element meaning "a speaking, discourse, treatise, doctrine, theory, science," from Greek -logia (often via French -logie or Medieval Latin -logia), from -log-, combining form of legein "to speak, tell;" thus, "the character or deportment of one who speaks or treats of (a certain subject);" from PIE root *leg- (1) "to collect, gather," with derivatives meaning "to speak (to 'pick out words')." Often via Medieval Latin -logia, French -logie. In philology "love of learning; love of words or discourse," apology, doxology, analogy, trilogy, etc., Greek logos "word, speech, statement, discourse" is directly concerned.
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Harry & Meghan's carriage PICTURED? Buckingham Palace Royal wedding rehearsal spotted
PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle's Royal wedding carriage may have been spotted during a rehearsal at Buckingham Palace.
Nicholas BieberNews Reporter
The practice run took place at the Queen's home this morning as the countdown to Harry and Meghan's big day on May 19 got underway.
A procession took place around the grounds of the Palace in full public view – led by a horse-drawn Royal carriage.
The polished black carriage was being led by two white horses driven by two uniformed women wearing top hats.
The rehearsal comes just 18 days before Harry and Meghan tie the knot at Windsor Castle in front of a worldwide TV audience.
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Thousands will cram into Windsor to watch the married couple go on a two-mile procession around the town after the ceremony.
Police officers and soldiers will form a ring of steel around the town as the Royals descend on Her Maj's Berkshire getaway.
The procession takes place at 1pm and will end back at the Castle where they will join their guests for their first reception.
When it was announced in February that they would be taking a carriage ride around Windsor, the palace said the couple are "hugely grateful for the many good wishes they have received since announcing their engagement".
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They added: "They are very much looking forward to the day and to being able to share their celebrations with the public."
It is not certain if this is the carriage Harry and Meghan will use, as Wills and Kate travelled in an open-top carriage after their Westminster Abbey wedding.
However, if they have opted for this closed carriage, it might be a result of security fears as their wedding is set to be the biggest ever.


The field of education is incredibly important to the development of society. The quality of educational programs can help determine how well students are being prepped for their futures, which can influence the future of business, academics, and the economy. Students that are interested in playing a role in the improvement of education systems and policies may find that the MPA - Education is a great place to start.
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How Does The Education Concentration Change An MPA?
The addition of education into this degree program can change the focus of the generalized program dramatically. Students in this specialized program can focus specifically on the needs of the educational system from a proactive standpoint. In terms of career opportunities, most graduates from this program may be suitable for positions in the government, local educational systems, or research. The knowledge and skills that can be provided through this degree program can help prepare learners for an influential career in the field of education.
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As you search for MPA – Education programs, you may find that some of the specializations include different topics or combined aspects of education. Most Education specializations either look closer at the policies surrounding education or social influence on education. Each specialization has a special contribution to the field of education, some of which you may find more fitting for what interests you.
Specializations within this distinction may take more focus into the policies and regulations that are specific to the field of education. Students that enroll in programs with this concentration might be more suitable for developing helpful policies regarding curricula, employment, or educational plans within schools all over the country. Some of the course work within this field may require students to analyze current programs and develop plans for change or improvement.
Students that enroll in degree programs with concentrations focusing on social policies may take a different approach at evaluating educational programs. Social influences on education may include socioeconomic status, culture, geographical location, and ethnicity. Students that are more concerned with identifying environmental factors that influence education and identifying areas of change may be a better fit for concentrations in this area.
Through a simple internet search, you can see that the opportunities for enrollment are almost overwhelming. So many schools offer students the opportunity to enroll in MPA programs, some of them not even having the right type of accreditation.
When looking for a university to enroll, you should always ensure that the school of your choice is accredited by the NASPAA and have the right types of specializations to suit your interests.
Texas A & M University: This university provides students with the option of pursuing the MPA – Education Policy and Management. This degree program involves a look in the policies that drive the educational system and methods for leading teams to successful operation within the educational setting. Course work for this degree program may include Immigration and Education Policy, Public School Law, Organization Theory and Leadership in Education, and Professional Practice in Education.
The University of Oregon: The University of Oregon has a MPA program with a concentration is Education and Labor Policy for students that are interested in pursuing careers that can potentially influence the field of education. This school requires that students choosing a specialization engage in 24 credit hours of coursework within their chosen specialty field. Example courses for this concentration include Education Policy Analysis, State and Local Policy, and Sociology of Education.
The University of Washington: The MPA – Social Policy: Poverty, Education, and Social Welfare program at the University of Washington takes into consideration the different social factors that come into play when working in the field of education. This well-rounded degree program is an excellent choice for students that wish to learn more about the surrounding factors to good quality education and the methods needed for change. Some of the courses that students might take throughout this program are Education, the Workforce, and Public Policy, Economics of Education Policy, and Asset Building for Low Income Families.
What types of Careers Can I Obtain with the MPA Education Concentration?
With a MPA – Education degree, there are many different paths you can take after graduation. Having a profound knowledge of the policies and programs available in the education system can make you a vital resource for agencies all over the country.
Some of the most popular domains for specialists within this field include the U.S. Government, Educational Non-Profit Agencies, Education Research, and School Systems. The job roles of individuals within these fields can vary, but can include researching educational policies, analyzing the effectiveness of programs, evaluating curricula, maintaining financial records, and even advising educational systems.
As the years progress, it is likely that there will continue to be a need for influential professionals in the field of education. Choosing a degree program that can last a lifetime is not always an easy task, unless you choose on in a field that is destined to grow.
The field of education is a great place for you to become involved. In order to give you more insight into this career field, our team of educational experts has provided a short list of common career titles and salaries below for you to browse. The amount you earn as a professional in this field can rely on your experience, education, and location.
Instructional Coordinators: $62,460 on average per year (BLS).
Non-Profit Budget Director: $73,840 on average per year (BLS).
Deciding to pursue an influential career in education is a life-changing decision. Most people want to find a career that pays well, but still provides a service that is memorable to the public and can make a difference in the lives of others.
In the field of education, there is a constant need for change and innovation. People like you can work hard to develop helpful policies and programs that can assist with providing better education to students within your community, as well as children from all over the country.
With this degree, you are not limited to any specific job role within the field of education. The courses that you are involved with during your degree program can provide a vast understanding of the rules and regulations that affect educational systems at all age levels.
With this degree, you can pursue careers in research, education application, government, funding, and even curriculum review. This may also be a great method for obtaining higher level positions in your current place of employment. Each of these subject areas provides an increase in quality to educational systems across the country.
Your contributions as a student and professional in public administration can help shape the future for all people. Education is one of the most important aspects of the environment, including your own. Choosing to take part in the MPA – Education program can help you make a difference in the lives of others through your hard work and research.
Society places an extreme focus on education through government programs, making this a great place to settle into a degree and a later career. If you are interested in pursuing your MPA – Education, find a university that has the qualities you require and enroll today.


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The management team focus primarily on care and attention to the individual child, ensuring that all of the child's needs are met at all times.
The first thing that parents/carers require is "Peace of Mind" We can guarantee that your children will be loved, cared and nurtured throughout their educational journey at P.P.N. Parents should always feel relaxed whilst leaving their child in the care of others.
We strive to supply you with a totally trusting feeling between yourself and the staff. Parents are welcome to spend as much time as they require in Nursery during the settling in period. Our door is always open to support you.
Our Camera system also offers peace of mind. Parents are welcome to view our camera footage should they wish to observe their child without their knowledge.
All of our staff have full enhanced DBS clearance and have all obtained qualifications in the following areas.
All staff are qualified to a minimum of Level 3 - In Childcare, many of our staff have Degree status. All staff are taken on a 3 month probation system, only the very best Nursery Nurses will be given a permanent contract within our Team.
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Only a week ago, the Arsenal seemed to be quite nice. The Gunners were fresh after an impressive 2-0 win over Newcastle and a victory over Manchester United first. Having missed a match in the Premier League from a defeat at the start of the week against Manchester City leaders, Arsenal rose to the third position in the standings with 63 points, equaling his total score for the entire 2017-18 season with seven games left to play. And with none of the top six teams in the league left his program, a top-4 finish seemed to be for the grip.
Then came the weekend and with it a trip to Goodison Park to face the Everton, and the unbeatable run of the Arsenal collapsed spectacularly. Phil Jagielka scored at 10 & # 39; to give the Everton a 1-0 lead and put the Arsenal behind the eighth. Forced to chase the game from that point on, they could find nothing close to a cohesive attack. The Arsenal managed only seven shots for the game and failed to put together a cohesive push towards the door, while the sloppy pass after the sloppy pass from every direction. The Toffees won 1-0 and Arsenal returned to fifth place.
But there is a broader context for the horrible representation of the Arsenal on Merseyside: the Gunners have been terrible on the road this season. The club lost six times to the Emirates in the Premier League, against only five victories on the road and four draws. (Compare that to the Arsenal record at home, where he is unbeaten with 14 wins and two draws.) There is a club in the Premier League that plays better on the road than it does at home, and this is obviously expected. But the Arsenal is the only club in the top six that is not among the top six of the away table. The Gunners sit all the way to tenth position this season.
To make matters worse, four of the last six Premier League games of the Arsenal will be on the road. Those four trips wander around the club like the Sword of Damocles with all the potential to ruin the very promising Arsenal season if it can't find a cure for its fast and road problems.
The most obvious culprit for the Arsenal woes – and the most intangible – is mental fragility. When the Arsenal plays in the Emirates, with all the resulting comforts, it can play extraordinary football. But when those comforts are taken away and players are forced to travel by bus or fly to a place, dress in an unknown locker room surrounded by unknown stewards and security and play in front of an inhospitable crowd, players fall to pieces.
The real danger, if it is really the mental weakness that is causing these poor results, is that bad performances are perpetuated. A player's mind moves away from "we are not winning on the road " to "we can't win on the road. "Then the pressure builds up to get a result on the road in an attempt to break the bad run of the form, and this pressure, in turn, only makes you play worse. It's a vicious circle.
To give credit to the notion that the poor form of Arsenal is perpetuated is the absent form of the Arsenal last season. The Gunners were actually worse on the road last year. Much worse. They finished the 11th season 2017/18 away, losing 11 away games with only four wins and four draws.
But players shouldn't get all the blame. After all, it is the manager's job to find a way to motivate his team to change shape or find a tactical way out of it. Unai Emery did not do, like Arsene Wenger, last season. In fact, Emery's tactics could exacerbate the problem.
The Arsenal is at its best when playing outside the back, so the best way to defend yourself is to press up and prevent distribution from the back. When the Gunners are traveling, their opponents have the home crowd behind them and they will feel more free to stay active, press up and try to dictate the game. But instead of sticking to the team's strengths and trying to play against a more aggressive defense, Emery typically tries to play a solid defense and win on the bench. And this can work, especially when the Arsenal scores first and can protect an advantage, even though it may not always be nice. But when the opponent scores first, as Everton did on Sunday, Emery doesn't have a coherent plan to move from reactive to proactive, and results in a sloppy mess as the team tries to push forward while maintaining the deficit from the get worse.
If the problem is as simple as an abundance of caution, the solution is just as simple: pay attention to the wind. Treat the matches as a home, tactically speaking and attack immediately outside the gate. Because any defect can accompany such a strategy, the results cannot get worse.


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Ald. Witkowski's District Goes Green
The new Urban Orchard is latest project in his "Garden District."
By Amanda Mickevicius	- Jun 22nd, 2015 12:33 pm
Green Corridor Chairman Bryan Simon about to cut the ribbon for the Urban Orchard and its permeable parking lot. Photo by Amanda Mickevicius.
Ald. Terry Witkowski has seen the future and it is green, green, green.
Witkowski headed up the list of notables who gathered Friday morning to unveil a new Urban Orchard and permeable parking lot that will help water it, all located within the "Garden District."
Garden District? Yes. Many may not be aware of this, but Witkowski's entire 13th aldermanic district on Milwaukee's southeast side is also known, or trying to become known, as the "Garden District." There is even a Garden District Neighborhood Association , which "encourages business owners, residents and others to plant and beautify" to create "curb appeal" within the district, and has "run perennial flower exchanges, educational programs, done community plantings and inspired a rental garden plot site now sponsored by the UW- Extension."
Well, now the Garden District has an Urban Orchard, a project that was unveiled at the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the corner of S. 6th and W. Norwich streets, just south of W. Howard Ave., where the orchard is located. It is comprised of 80 types of fruit trees including apple, pear, serviceberry, and plum. But the trees are just part of the orchard. The area is a "permaculture guild" – meaning there are other types of plants and vegetation surrounding the trees that work together in a system to support the growth of one another.
The permeable parking lot, adjacent to the orchard, operates like a sieve that allows for rain to seep through the pavement into holding tanks. The lot stretches 15,000 square feet, is composed of gravel and brick laid in a distinctive pattern, and permits passage of water into a 10,000 gallon, aqua-block harvesting system. The collected water is used to water the orchard. "To our knowledge, this is the first such sustainable urban orchard in Milwaukee," Witkowski noted in press release. "I believe it could be used as a model that can be replicated to help grow healthy food in neighborhoods across the city."
At the unveiling, he put it more succinctly: "This is the wave of the future, this is tomorrow."
The Urban Orchard is located in the "Green Corridor," a portion of S. 6th St designated by the city to serve as a fully sustainable environment for conservationist practices and education to the local community and other cities nationwide. In fact, national leaders from Philadephia, New Orleans, and Chicago have all come to see the green infrastructure as a model for urban sustainability. The Green Corridor is part of the plan by the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District and its Executive Director Kevin Shafer to create green areas in the metro area that capture rainwater where it falls, to reduce runoff into sewers that can overpower the system and its Deep Tunnel during major rainstorms.
Shafer and County Supervisor Jason Haas were also on hand for the unveiling.
In addition to the Urban Orchard and permeable parking lot, the Green Corridor houses community gardens, bioswales (landscape elements designed to reduce runoff water into sewer systems), solar-powered bus shelters and crosswalk signs, green roofs, and Milwaukee's first solar flower, which is used to help power electricity used in the Garden District Farmers' Market. Green Corridor Chairman Bryan Simon noted that five years ago this land was an empty lot. Simon said this project has "turned it into more of a neighborhood."
The Urban Orchard is a collaborative effort made possible by a combination of private and public donations. No city tax dollars were used. The materials for the lot were donated as was volunteer time to help construct it. The sewerage district funded 50 percent of the project.
Witkowski talked to us about some of the future plans for the Green Corridor. The three crosswalks at the intersection of S. 6th St and Norwich Ave will serve as canvases for artwork. Painted drawings will fill the space between white lines on the concrete walkways. And raised flowerbeds will be installed, so that handicapped people restricted to wheelchair use are able to contribute to the community project.
In addition to The Garden Districts Farmers' Market, which takes place on Saturdays between 1 and 5pm, there will be recycling events opposite the Farmers' Market through mid-October. Once a month, a movie showing will be scheduled, and community members should also expect an art show and rummage sale this summer.
Displaying political contributions between people mentioned in this story. Learn more.
March 22, 2016 - Terry Witkowski received $397 from Bryan Simon
March 21, 2016 - Terry Witkowski received $100 from Jason Haas
September 15, 2015 - Terry Witkowski received $397 from Jason Haas
September 15, 2015 - Terry Witkowski received $200 from Bryan Simon
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2 thoughts on "Ald. Witkowski's District Goes Green"
Virginia Small says:
This whole Green Corridor effort is a great model. MMSD, City's Dept. of Public Works and Ald. Witkowski are all and taking a leadership role in making MKE sustainable. Kudos to all!
Mean while: http://www.naturalnews.com/029286_rainwater_collection_water.html


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4 Comments Published by Cedric Benetti on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 5/13/2009 11:55:00 PM.
I'll be in NY this Summer.
That is great news!....because you get to visit with Erik again!
ill be there in july! we should meet up!
and I'll be in Paris!


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THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS TO RELEASE "NIGHT OF THE HUNTER (SHANNON LETO REMIX)" ON SEPT. 18TH
Todd 'ToddStar' Jolicoeur | 19 September 2012 | Reply
(New York, NY – Sept. 18th, 2012) – Thirty Seconds To Mars have announced that they will release "Night Of The Hunter (Shannon Leto Remix)" on Sept. 18th. The single which was originally on the Thirty Seconds To Mars' acclaimed 3rd album This Is War has been re-worked for the dance floor by the band's powerhouse drummer Shannon Leto.
"'Night Of The Hunter' is one of my favorite songs to play live with my band [Thirty Seconds To Mars] and I really wanted to reinvent it, to shed a different light on it by bringing a dance element to it. I'm excited share the remix out there in the world!" expressed Leto.
Shannon Leto is one of rock's most dynamic drummers of present day. Bob Ezrin (KISS, Pink Floyd, Nine Inch Nails, Deftones), identifies Leto as "one of the most inventive drummers I've worked with. He isn't satisfied with simply adding a beat; his drum parts are an integral part of orchestration." Steve Lillywhite (U2, Peter Gabriel, Morrissey) agrees; "Shannon treats drumming unlike most drummers do in rock bands. His cross rhythms explode in a guttural way…very musical, extremely unique."
Stepping outside of the rock world, Leto's connection in the dance world is energized passion. Taking his vested interest in dance music to the next level, Leto hosted several after-hours parties in 2011 and 2012, bringing his beats and percussion to Norway, Austria, Russia and Portugal among other noted clubs.
Now at the forefront, Leto prepares the release of his first dance single, "Night Of The Hunter(Shannon Leto Remix)" from Virgin Records.
Signed to their first record deal in 1998, Thirty Seconds To Mars consists of brothers Jared and Shannon Leto and Tomo Milicevic. With three studio albums to date, the band has sold over 5 million albums world-wide and is one of the biggest touring rock bands of modern day, selling out arenas around the globe. The band is currently in the studio working on their highly anticipated 4th album.
"NIGHT OF THE HUNTER (SHANNON LETO REMIX)" is available at:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/30STMhunterremix
BEATPORT: http://www.beatport.com/release/night-of-the-hunter-shannon-leto-remix/968080
Shannon Leto on twitmusic: http://smarturl.it/SL-NOTH
To get involved in the Thirty Seconds To Mars community dialogue, check out the band's social media sites:
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Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture is a natural alternative to invasive cosmetic surgery, chemical peels and Botox fillers.
The treatment involves placing very thin, single-use needles into specific points on the body and face.
Stimulation of the points on the face increases local blood flow, collagen production and elastin and can help relax and tone the facial muscles. This results in firmer, healthier looking skin and can completely erase fine lines whilst decreasing prominent ones.
The aim of the treatments are not only to resolve problems at the surface, but also to address the internal imbalance that is causing the problem in the first place. This wholistic approach to rejuvenation provides lasting results and many people report that they not only start looking better, but also feel better.
With Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture changes are gradual over the course of several weeks. By the end of a series (usually 8-10 treatments) the face is lifted and bright, wrinkles are diminished and facial tone and colour are markedly improved. Each individual will respond differently to the treatment depending on their age, diet, skin care regime and lifestyle. Monthly maintenance sessions are recommended to keep the results lasting for years.
Facial cupping involves small suction cups which gently massage the face to increase circulation, improve nutrient absorption, drain stagnant fluids and relax rigid facial muscles.
The results are plumping of fine lines and wrinkles, softening of scar tissue, reduction of chronic puffiness and improving expression lines caused by rigid muscles associated with TMJ disorders and dental work. It is an exceptionally powerful and surprisingly relaxing enhancement to cosmetic acupuncture treatments.


Casual and trendy will be this Trucker Cap Kona 2018 special edition. Fitting every style, it can be worn at any time. A perfect head accessory, it comes with a mesh at the back that guarantees optimal breathability. It adjusts itself to all head sizes.
An adjustment strap allows it to adapt to all morphology.
Fashionable, it will definitely guarantee a dynamic look.


You're filming "Star Wars" now. Is it a real departure for you?
Yeah, I've never done anything on this scale before. It's a very exciting project to be involved with. I love it. When I first met J.J. [Abrams, director], it was all about character and story. That was the first thing out of his mouth, so that's what we've been working on. So, even though it is a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, it's still very human. It's not taking a back seat to effects or the spectacle of it.
I'm going to shoot a movie with Martin Scorsese called "Silence" at the end of the year. In my mind, working with him is the tip of the spear. I grew up watching all his movies and studying them.
After seeing how well Star Wars Rebels handled story and character, I very confident in this film and Driver's words do not make that any less so. Of course, saying a movie is about story and character is still totally subjective because there are going to be effects and spectacle and sometimes those things shine brighter for some people than others.


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I've been playing around on my Silhouette Cameo, creating sketches a fair bit recently.
I must admit it seems to make the whole creative process flow a little more smoothly. I create the sketch in the software first where everything's to scale, and I can even use a lot of the shapes/embellies that I will eventually be putting on the page.
This means I get to see exactly how the finished page will look........a big bonus for the procrastinator in me!
I don't use this method for every page, especially the artsy, fartsy throw everything on there kinda thing, but for DT work where I'm trying to utilize as much of a paper collection as possible..........awesome!
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Drop me a comment if you manage to use the sketch as I'd love to stop by and see the results.
I am always desperate for your sketches. This is an awesome page that you have designed. I like everything about it, starting with the woodgrain background. Another great job, Jayne!
Cool! Lots of details to look at! Way to go!


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Spectacular Optical have done it again with their latest offering, which takes on the far-from-easy task of attempting to drag together all (or as many as they could find at least) the horrific big and small-screen offerings that are linked to the festive season.
Curated by genre gurus Kier-La Janisse and Paul Corupe and featuring such stellar contributors as Kim Newman, Stephen Thrower and many, many more, it is a safe bet to say even the most hardened horror fans will find new knowledge within its many pages – I know I did.
After all, this is a book that ticks off the somewhat obvious – Bob Clark's seminal Black Christmas, the furore over the original release of Silent Night, Deadly Night – but also goes way beyond that, with chapters looking at The League of Gentlemen's festive specials, the BBC's 'A Ghost Story At Christmas' series, and even Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
The key success of the book is how it is written though – this is no stuffy, academically-heavy tome that puts one to sleep a few pages in. Yes, the text is extremely well written, referenced and researched, but it has also been compiled in a thoughtful, insightful way that practically begs the reader to scour the internet looking for some of these lesser-known titles.
It really is one of those 'why has nobody done this before' titles and there is little doubt I shall return to this book time and time again – and not just when the snow begins to fall each year.
Fabulously researched, entertainingly written and furnished with an excellent use of images, this is quite simply an essential purchase.
If I've convinced you, the book can be purchased here:
http://www.spectacularoptical.ca/store/product/yuletide-terror-christmas-horror-on-film-and-television-2/
Simon is a journalism tutor in London, who also just happens to be a movie fanatic, with a craving for the darker side of cinema. He has written three books - on the horror films of director Bob Clark (2014), the history of the character Norman Bates (2015) and the work of British exploitation director Pete Walker (2017). He is currently working with director Richard Loncraine to explore all avenues in a bid to orchestrate the re-release of 1978 Mia Farrow chiller Full Circle


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Wilkes-Barre City Councilman Tony Brooks hopes to form committee to study Irem Temple building
i Feb 8th 2016
By Bill O'Boyle, Wilkes-Barre Times Leader
WILKES-BARRE — City Councilman Tony Brooks is recruiting "team members" to help prepare a business plan to save the deteriorating Irem Temple building on North Franklin Street.
Brooks hopes to hold an organizational meeting in his living room this weekend to discuss what needs to be done and to find willing volunteers to accept specific tasks.
"I want to get the ball rolling," Brooks said. "We want to prepare an objective analysis from outside people who do not have an emotional attachment to it."
Brooks, president of the Wilkes-Barre Preservation Society, applauds what the Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce has done to acquire the Irem Temple and to lead the effort to save the building from demolition.
Brooks said he received "a slew of telephone calls" over the weekend after a story appeared in the Times Leader regarding the building. He is hoping people with experience in formulating business plans come forward to help.
Once the right people are in the room, Brooks said they will examine what needs to be done to preserve the building to prevent further deterioration. Once that process is completed, a plan will be formulated to examine all possible future uses of the building.
Brooks has already heard ideas for the building that was built in 1906.
"I've heard it would make a great place for a year-round farmers market," Brooks said. "We would have to research what other cities are doing to operate such an event."
Brooks has heard some people think the building would be a great place to hold stand-up (no seating) concerts, Again, he said research must be done to see if that sort of venue could be successful in Wilkes-Barre.
"But whatever it becomes, it has to be a multi-use plan for it to succeed," Brooks said. "We really need to find those people to do the research to look at all the possibilities out there to make the Irem Temple sustainable."
From an historical perspective, Brooks said the Irem Temple makes Wilkes-Barre unique.
"Really, no other building like it exists in America," he said. "And, frankly, I like living in a community that respects its history. I think having buildings like the Irem Temple makes a positive statement on what our present is and what our future will be."
Brooks said historical buildings make the community more enjoyable to live in — it sets Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley apart from other areas.
"Big box stores and strip malls are everywhere in America," Brooks said. "Preserving our historical buildings speaks to the character and uniqueness of our community."
Wico van Genderen, president/CEO of the Chamber, last week said the future of the Irem Temple is at a critical point. He said the chamber's insurance carriers will no longer allow anyone into the building due to liability risks.
The chamber purchased the building in 2005. It has been dormant since the mid 1990s and vacant for the last 10 years. The roof is leaking and there are other structural concerns.
Van Genderen and Larry Newman, executive director of the Diamond City Partnership, suggested a consortium be formed that would call on representatives from the business, academic and government arenas. They said the building needs to be stabilized, a process that could cost $1 million.
The chamber purchased the Irem Temple for "safekeeping" in 2005 for just under $1 million. The organization's bid in 2013 to land a grant for about $2.5 million was not approved.
Van Genderen and Newman said it would take as much as $15 million to restore the Irem Temple, according to an analysis performed for the chamber.


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As a dentist, I do not have to worry about people disrobing or anything. Would it be ok if I opened up the space and had chairs spaced, but not behind doors or walls? I would like the feel of the office to be open and airy.
Dr. L, this sounds nice, but I view as a major HIPAA violation. HIPAA protects any "individually identifiable information" which includes a face, voice (potentially), and more. Having patients share an open space would not only have identity open, but also diagnosis and conversation about dental health. While a nice idea, in theory, I must advise against adopting as practice. May I suggest a Feng Sui consult at your home instead?


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Meetings » Bug Bounties, and Angular vs React at Zendesk
Bug Bounties, and Angular vs React at Zendesk
(released 31/08/2017)
This month we've got one hell of a double header. Two friends of the coders group Rhys Elsmore and Adam Cogan, who regularly speak at international events.
Rhys will be talking on Bug Bounties and his participation in these programs.
We only have a few details about what Adam will be talking about but what we do know is that it will be around Angular vs React at Zendesk
All the usual details are the same as always.
First Wednesday of the month (Wednesday September 6th) 6:00 pm in the ICT Building at the University of Newcastle.
This month we have 2 sponsors:
Prizes thanks to Saphi
Free pizza thanks to BMT Tax Depreciation
Rhys Elsmore: Frontier Entomologist - Bug Bounty Hunting 101
Bug Bounty programs have exploded in popularity in the last few years. Participants are granted permission to use all the tricks in the book to attempt to "hack" the systems of prominent companies in return for reward and recognition.
Strangely enough, it isn't just security experts getting involved in these programs. Swarms of developers with an understanding of the nuances in their favourite languages are signing up to try to find bugs in big-name companies.
This talk will explain how these Bug Bounty programs work, offer some 101 guidance on the tools that are commonly used to perform reconnaissance and testing, and then move on to several proof of concepts for bugs that Rhys has discovered in the wild, including:
Utilizing mustache templates to exfiltrate and empty the databases of a rather large Australian company. Obtaining control of one of the largest Survey providers in the world through an incorrectly configured PDF exporter. Commandeering the records of several million jobseekers through leaked database configurations. Walking straight through the front door using incorrectly configured SAML. Taking over other people's accounts by sending them to a specially crafted URL. Reconfiguring a hardware WAF through an unauthenticated HTTP request. Obtaining a complete bash shell through the use of LESS templates. Using 8 iFrames to turn a harmless P5 bug into a more severe P2 bug.
He will also walk you through his testing methodology, and give some general tips for how you can make your systems more secure.
This talk is for anyone who writes code, administers systems, or utilizes an internet connection.
By day, Rhys Elsmore is a Platform Security Architect at Redacted - one of the largest PaaS providers in the world. By night, he hunts security bugs in the systems of companies such as Tesla, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, & Mastercard through Bug Bounty Programs. He has continued to rank in the Top 100 researchers on the program for the last 2 years.
It isn't all cybersecurifying though - he is also an amateur shooter, budding culinarian, and avid lover of staying the hell away from technology.
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Previous items 2022 July - December.
July 2022. André's mystery guest in the July concerts 2022. Dorona Alberti Read the article about her in the Limburg paper. She is amazing! Click on the picture and scroll down the page.
July 2022. Newspaper article about the youngest member of the orchestra: Joline Soomers She is a member of the ensemble "VerrasSing" as well. Click on the picture.
July 24, 2022. Very nice article from the Limburg Paper about Gosia Tarnowski Click on the picture.
July 26, 2022. Efteling news: Pierre became a member of the Efteling's foundation board. Click on the picture to read the article.
July 28. 2022. Interview with Pierre Rieu about the Vrijthof concerts. from: "The Limburger". Click on the picture to read the article.
July 2nd, 2022. From a supplement of "The Limburger": André Rieu Boundlessly Popular. Click on the picture to read the article.
July 31, 2022. NPO1, AVROTROS (Dutch TV) broadcast a Documentary about the special bond which violinist André Rieu has with the Dutch royal family. The documentary "Rieu & De Oranjes" (Family name of the Dutch royal Family) consists of a compilation of concert pieces, interspersed with the violinist's personal memories of those meetings. Click on the picture.
August 1, 2022. Interview Limburg TV: L1. Rieu looks back on 15 successful Vrijthof concerts in July 2022. Click on the picture to watch the interview.
August 3, 2022. The Limburger: Warning about Fake tickets. Rieu sounds the alarm about invalid concert tickets on buyer's sites. The sale for the Vrijthof concerts 2023 will not start until the second week of September 2022! "All we can do is keep informing that you should only buy our tickets through official channels. In our case via our own website www.andrerieu.com. If you find the word "advertisement" above your search engine address, that's an indication to start ringing the alarm bells!!!" Click on the picture.
July and August 2022 André Rieu announced fifth Christmas concert on Sunday December 11th, at 3 pm. in a funny way, and so "not-André"… In the meantime: 5 Christmas concerts in the MECC, December 2022.
August 14, 2022. André Rieu baptizes his rose on the rose festival in Lottum. Click on the picture.
August 13, 2022. Jet set photographer William Rutten added a portray of André Rieu to his photo exhibition. William told his story in "Shownieuws". Click on the picture.
September 5, 2022. Golden oldie: We look back on a special Gala concert in 1998 for the winners of the National Postcode Lottery. On this occasion a limited edition of a pop-up booklet was released as a present for the audience. Ruud and Ineke found it very interesting and valuable to share with you. Click on the picture.
September 9th 2022. The whole world is in mourning because of the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 8, 2022, at the age of 96. She was a great queen who served her country for 70 years, the longest serving monarch ever. at the age of 96. She was a great queen who served her country for 70 years, the longest serving monarch ever. Andr é Rieu posted a tribute on Facebook and we have a link to 2016 when he composed the Windsor Waltz for her 90th birthday and other nice video clips. Click on the picture for the tribute and click HERE for the Windsor Waltz in 2016.
October 1st 2022 Congratulations on your 73rd birthday, dear Maestro! Happy birthday! Successful touring through Germany, South America, Israel. and Portugal. We see you in November in Vienna and at Christmas in Maastricht! Ruud and Ineke.
September /October 2022. Touring South America!! Uruquay for the first time. Chile and Argentina. Click on the picture to watch a video of "Libertango" with the amazing Tango dancers Lola Gutierrez Rey and Emmanuel Marin.
October 30, 2022. André Rieu presenting the Great Maastricht Dialect Dictation. A spelling contest for the Maastricht dialect, organized by Veldeke Krink, in the MECC. Click on the picture.
November 7, 2022. Our Maastricht friend Jean Raemaekers found another "Golden Oldie" on the Internet, which we like to share with you. Two Andrés performing in 1995, on the occasion of the 5th anniversary of the Dutch Zip Code Lottery. Click on the picture.
November 7, 2022 Croatia: Zagreb Arena A journalist and a producer of the Croatian weekly women's magazine "Gloria" attended the Maastricht concerts in July 2022. André was planning a concert in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Currently André Rieu announced the concert on Nov. 25, 2022, and the journalist published a nice interview. Click on the picture.
November 8, 2022 Article from the Limburger: André Rieu now also has his own shell: a 66.1 million year old fossil from the Maastricht ENCI quarry got his name. Click on the picture.
November 8, 2022 In Memoriam: Pierre Kartner, 87, NL. (artist name: Father Abraham). Pierre Kartner composed world famous hits like "The Red Rose Café" and the "Smurf Song". The Café where Pierre got the idea for his song, was " 't Schippershuis" in the town of Hoorn. In 2002 André recorded the song and both met (with the entire orchestra) in Hoorn, to celebrate. In 2012 Pierre was the guest in André's Vrijthof concerts. At that time there were a lot of Smurfs in Maastricht!! Click on the picture.
November 2022. New violinist in the Johann Strauss Orchestra: Serena Vanheuverswijn. Click on the picture.
November 19, 2022. Two Vienna concerts 2022, After a delay of two years, Ruud and Ineke attended the Vienna concerts on November 16 and 17, 2022. Recently our Maastricht friends Jean and Marie- Jeanne surprised us with finding a YouTube video of "the making of Schönbrunn Vienna" in 2006. We had never seen it before and it blew us away. We added the video and 2 photos of 2006. Click on the picture. (photo by Gunilla Burlin)
December 4, 2022. André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra, nominated for being the World's Largest Private Orchestra, by the WORLD RECORD ACADEMY. Click on the picture to read the announcement.
Privé/Telegraaf, December 1st 2022. "This was a year to never forget" "We are completely back after the pandemic. How we enjoyed it again, especially in the Netherlands this summer," says the waltz king in an exclusive interview with Privé, in which he looks back on an exciting 2022. Click on the picture to read the full article.
December 5, 2022. Dutch TV, AvroTros, NPO 1. Ivo on Sunday. Ivo Niehe interviews André about his Sunday morning experiences. Click on the picture.
December 7, 2022. During the entire month of December 2022 André is in the picture on Dutch TV. To our great pleasure, the episodes of the long awaited new soap series were also broadcast. Click on the picture.
December 10, 2022 Christmas in the MECC in Maastricht. Click on the picture


There are all sorts of flags out there: flags from different countries, flags or pennants that represent different organizations and purely decorative flags.
The provincial flag of BC flies together with the 'red ensign', the original flag of Canada before it changed to the current maple leaf flag in 1965. This older flag was part of the PNE (Pacific National Exhibition) Parade as it celebrated it's 100th birthday. HCMC Nights: Taxi with the Red Vietnamese Flag. A Celtic flag at the Dunluce Castle Museum in Northern Ireland, UK. A multitude of world flags show up in front of many buildings in Belgium; these ones are to do with the world's economy.
Flags of the world decorate the ceiling of The Garrick, a pub in Belfast, Ireland, UK. These ones have more to do with football!
Ship's signal flags in an orange case. Flags on a tall ship. The Spanish flag flying high above Segovia Castle. Flags representing the Madres of the Plaza de Mayo, mothers of the disappeared, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.


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Q: Forward/back buttons for answers should indicate start/end Would be nice to see start/end indication for the forward/back buttons inside a question. Maybe the pressed image could be the same as disabled (in case there is no more need to go up or in case there are jo more answers available).

A: This will be in the next build.  I'll push it out on Monday so I don't start the weekend with a bunch of crash reports.


Sussex Communists march on the streets of Brighton in this remarkable film from 1938, which also features the return of three members of the International Brigade.
This remarkable film from 1938 shows members of the Communist Party of Sussex marching through Brighton and along the seafront. Carrying various banners, activists can also be seen handing out leaflets to passers-by. One of the marches is held to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the Russian Revolution. We also see three veterans from the Spanish Civil War return to Brighton where they march to the War Memorial and lay a wreath for their fallen comrades.
Ernie Trory filmed a number of political events as part of his work as organiser for the Sussex Communist Party, which was founded on championing workers rights, rallying against unemployment and promoting the Soviet regime. It was also a vociferous opponent of fascism, both in the UK and abroad, which included fighting in the Spanish Civil War. Evidence of these activities can be observed through Ernie Trory's self styled 'scrap-book' style filmic review of the regional Party's activities. Ernie Trory's films capture these key moments in the Party's history and in the social history of the South East.


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 * A ComboBox with a secondary trigger button that clears the contents of the
 * ComboBox
 *
 * @namespace Ext.ux.form
 * @class Ext.ux.form.ClearableComboBox
 * @extends Ext.form.ComboBox
 * @autor Cornelius Weiss <c.weiss@metaways.de>
 * @license BSD, MIT and GPL
 * @version $Id: ClearableComboBox.js 14263 2011-12-11 16:36:17Z nsendetzky $
 */

Ext.ns('Ext.ux.form');

Ext.ux.form.ClearableComboBox = Ext.extend(Ext.form.ComboBox, {
    initComponent : function() {
        Ext.ux.form.ClearableComboBox.superclass.initComponent.call(this);

        this.triggerConfig = {
            tag : 'span',
            cls : 'x-form-twin-triggers',
            style : 'padding-right:2px', // padding needed to prevent IE from clipping 2nd trigger button
            cn : [{
                tag : "img",
                src : Ext.BLANK_IMAGE_URL,
                cls : "x-form-trigger x-form-clear-trigger"
            }, {
                tag : "img",
                src : Ext.BLANK_IMAGE_URL,
                cls : "x-form-trigger"
            }]
        };
    },

    getTrigger : function(index) {
        return this.triggers[index];
    },

    initTrigger : function() {
        var ts = this.trigger.select('.x-form-trigger', true);
        this.wrap.setStyle('overflow', 'hidden');
        var triggerField = this;
        ts.each(function(t, all, index) {
            t.hide = function() {
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                this.dom.style.display = 'none';
                triggerField.el.setWidth(w - triggerField.trigger.getWidth());
            };
            t.show = function() {
                var w = triggerField.wrap.getWidth();
                this.dom.style.display = '';
                triggerField.el.setWidth(w - triggerField.trigger.getWidth());
            };
            var triggerIndex = 'Trigger' + (index + 1);

            if(this['hide' + triggerIndex]) {
                t.dom.style.display = 'none';
            }
            t.on("click", this['on' + triggerIndex + 'Click'], this, {
                preventDefault : true
            });
            t.addClassOnOver('x-form-trigger-over');
            t.addClassOnClick('x-form-trigger-click');
        }, this);
        this.triggers = ts.elements;
        this.triggers[0].hide();
    },

    // clear contents of combobox
    onTrigger1Click : function() {
        this.clearValue();
        this.fireEvent('select', this, this.getRawValue(), this.startValue);
        this.startValue = this.getRawValue();
        this.triggers[0].hide();
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    onTrigger2Click : function() {
        this.onTriggerClick();
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    // show clear triger when item got selected
    onSelect : function(combo, record, index) {
        Ext.ux.form.ClearableComboBox.superclass.onSelect.apply(this, arguments);
        this.startValue = this.getValue();
        this.triggers[0].show();
    },

    setValue : function(value) {
        Ext.ux.form.ClearableComboBox.superclass.setValue.call(this, value);
        if(value && this.rendered) {
            this.triggers[0].show();
        }
    }
});
Ext.reg('ux.clearablecombo', Ext.ux.form.ClearableComboBox);


The Jewelry Information Center, the public relations arm of the fine jewelry and watch industry, has appointed Michelle Orman as its new media liaison. Orman previously worked in private-sector public relations for accessory and fashion clients. Orman's primary responsibility will be securing publicity placements in consumer publications. She will also share spokesperson duties for local media tours.
Maxene Pollack has joined Elite Gold New York as director of sales and marketing. She will be responsible for sales and marketing functions, product development, advertising, and public relations. Prior to joining Elite Gold, Pollack held similar positions at Braunstein and Royal Chain.
Sterling Jewelers has promoted three people to the position of vice president. Greg Waidman has been named vice president of regional operations for the West Coast. He joined Sterling's management team in 1990, managing stores in Clearwater and Pensacola, Fla. Most recently he was district manager of the northern Florida region.
Bill Luth has been promoted from district manager in the western New York area to vice president of operations administration. Luth joined Sterling in 1988 as a part-time sales associate and was promoted to store manager in March 1990. He became a district manager in 1997. Jeff Starkey has been named vice president of field repair. He joined the company in 1986 as a sales associate and became a district manager in 1990. He was promoted to director of field repair in 1997.
Daniel Mink Switzerland, a division of the Montreux Group, a Swiss manufacturer and distributor of luxury watches, has three new sales representatives. Peter Panagos will cover the Caribbean, Washington, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Mark Montague will cover New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Mark Eremian will cover Northern California, Washington, Oregon, Hawaii, and Alaska.
Wenger S.A., Delémont, Switzerland, and Wenger N.A. have appointed Gary Maupas to the newly created position of vice president of sales. Prior to this appointment, Maupas held the position of director of sales, sporting goods division, as well as regional sales manager. He also served as sales associate with KAF Associates, an independent sales organization for Wenger N.A.
Charles Rivchun & Sons Inc. Jewelers, Cleveland, has announced two staff changes. Joseph Soukenik has been named president of the company, and Sharon Porrello has been named general manager. Soukenik has been with Rivchun for 45 years, including 20 years as vice president. Porrello has been with the company for more than 20 years.
Simon Golub & Sons announces two appointments: Daryl Shamitoff has been promoted to the position of president of the International Jewelry Connection (IJC) division. Shamitoff has been with Simon Golub & Sons for 18 years and started the IJC division in 1997. Cynthia Quackenbush has been promoted to the position of vice president of operations. Quackenbush has been with SGS for nine years as IT manager.
Richard Caniglia has been named as the new president of Aya Azrielant's signature designer line of fine jewelry. Caniglia was most recently vice president of sales and operations for Miadora Inc. Prior to that, he was vice president of sales for the Tourneau Corporation, vice president of operations for Ross Simon, and vice president and director of sales for Bloomingdale's Inc.
The Gemological Institute of America has made two appointments. Donna M. Baker, Esq., was named to the newly created post of corporate counsel. A former partner in a Riverside, Calif., law firm, Baker has experience in business and contract law—including litigation—and in employment practice. Jodie Diegel, G.G., has been named to the newly created position of regional recruiting specialist for the Midwest. Diegel earned her Graduate Gemologist diploma from GIA in 1999 while also completing her masters in business administration.
Seiko Corporation of America has named Bob Perry vice president of special markets and Dan Yung vice president of national accounts. Perry formerly was vice president of national accounts, and Yung had been vice president of special markets.


avastui.exe is a program which is probably legit. So, if avastui.exe is on your laptop or desktop computer, it is probably ok, and will NOT cause problems. Even if your PC is clean, it is still recommended to use a good antivirus with a good detection rate, in order to yourself your system against viruses and malware.
The MD5 fingerprint for this file is 11bffaafeb13abcf821c690629f37a81.
This program uses the Internet to communicate. Today this is ok. For example, most of the apps on your computer check for new updates. In order to do this, Internet communications are required.
This executable runs in 32-bit mode. It can not use the entire set of features of modern PC chips. This ordinarily happens because the authors did not bother to upgrade it to 64-bit code.
The description present in the file is Avast Antivirus.
Legal copyright notice Copyright (c) 2014 AVAST Software.
avastui.exe appears to have visible windows. This is good because it doesn't work in a kind of stealth mode. Its operation is clearly displayed to you.


Last Day to RSVP for Card in The Box Workshop!
If you are still interested in joining this fun workshop, Today is the last day for RSVP so that I can have your kit ready to go for Saturday. Please let me know!
You must RSVP to lfriedmancrafty@gmail.com and a $10 payment to my PayPal account to hold your spot. Please see the cancellation policy pagefor my cancellation policies.
Workshop Invitation: Party "Explosion" Card in a Box - Updated with Project Photo!
You've seen many versions of this card on my blog and on my Pinterest boards. This card is so much fun to build! The basic pattern can be adapted to any number of occasions.


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Your God Rules
Your God Rules was the brainchild of vocalist Rob McGuigan, who singlehandedly wrote and produced every song on their self titled debut album, and came up with the band's name on the premise that "Everyone has his own way to go." At 17 years old, he moved from Philadelphia to Hollywood and started drumming in a local band named Spank, where he met bassist David Alexander, who had been playing in Seattle clubs since the tender age of 12.
As McGuigan started developing his own songwriting proficiency, the need for another outlet besides being drummer for Spank became more and more evident, and so he formed Your God Rules. He found the band's guitarist, Pat Bloodwell, when Pat put an advert in a newspaper, and the band went on to play their first show on Halloween 1995. The following March, Ty Dennis was recruited to take over drumming services.
The band's debut album was released through Revolver Records across Europe in 1997, and was met with positive reviews: comparisons with Industrial giants such as Ministry and Nine Inch Nails were reasonably common, alongside comparisons with Pink Floyd and The Beatles owing to their psychedelic influences. Simply put, the only way to truly understand the band's sound remains to listen to them.
Kerrang's Jason Arnopp wrote of the band "the best thing about Your God Rules is not knowing exactly what's going to happen next." Indeed, what would have happened next, no one rightly knows: their debut album remains their only release.
Revolver Records © 2020


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