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Mark Cooke kicks his first penalty vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 76th minute (27 - 22).
With 88 points this season (23 conversions and 14 penalties) in 18 matches, Mark Cooke has now scored 242 points (13 tries, 51 conversions and 25 penalties) in 4 National One seasons, in 104 matches.»
Mark Cooke has now kicked 14 penalties out of 23 attempts and has a 60.87% success rate and overall has a 67.57% strike rate with 25 successful kicks from 37 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Mark Cooke has now kicked 37 successful kicks out of 63 attempts and has a 58.73% success rate and overall has a 61.29% strike rate with 76 successful kicks from 124 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Mark Cooke has now scored 16 points (5 conversions and 2 penalties) against Rosslyn Park in the National One in 6 matches scoring 2.67 points per match.»
Mark Cooke has scored 56.25% of points against Rosslyn Park at home, 9 from a total of 16 in the 6 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Mark Cooke has scored 25% of points against Rosslyn Park in the first half, 4 from a total of 16 in the 6 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Blackheath's scored 459 points against Rosslyn Park's 525 points in the 24 meetings in the National One.»
Craig Holland missed his first penalty in the 73rd minute.
With 137 points this season (11 tries, 23 conversions and 12 penalties) in 19 matches, Craig Holland has now scored 387 points (49 tries, 41 conversions and 20 penalties) in 4 National One seasons, in 76 matches.»
Craig Holland has now kicked 12 penalties out of 17 attempts and has a 70.59% success rate and overall has a 74.07% strike rate with 20 successful kicks from 27 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Craig Holland has now kicked 35 successful kicks out of 53 attempts and has a 66.04% success rate and overall has a 69.32% strike rate with 61 successful kicks from 88 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
68th min: Danny Herriott is replaced by Harry Seward.
Danny Herriott has been substituted 12 times, playing 700 minutes in 20 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 47 times, playing 5356 minutes in 101 appearances in the National One.»
Harry Seward started as a sub 11 times, starting the match 6 times.»
68th min: Michael Perks is replaced by Harry Fry.
Michael Perks has been substituted 10 times, playing 645 minutes in 18 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 38 times, playing 3440 minutes in 78 appearances in the National One.»
Harry Fry has started 8 matches and being named as a substitute 7 times this season. He has a total of 30 starts over 7 National One seasons during which time has been named as a substitute 59 times.»
Conversion Scored
Mark Cooke kicks his 2nd conversion vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 67th minute (19 - 22).
Mark Cooke has scored a total of 85 points (23 conversions and 13 penalties) this season in 18 matches, he now has 239 (13 tries, 51 conversions and 24 penalties) points in 4 National One seasons in 104 matches.»
Mark Cooke has now kicked his 23 conversions out of 40 attempts and has a 57.5% success rate and overall has a 58.62% strike rate with 51 successful kicks from 87 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Mark Cooke has now scored 13 points (5 conversions and 1 penalty) against Rosslyn Park in the National One in 6 matches scoring 2.17 points per match.»
Mark Cooke has scored 53.85% of points against Rosslyn Park on the road, 7 from a total of 13 in the 6 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Mark Cooke has scored 69.23% of points against Rosslyn Park in the second half, 9 from a total of 13 in the 6 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Markus Burcham scores his first try vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 67th minute (24 - 22).
Markus Burcham has scored a total of 5 points this season in 17 matches, he now has 205 points in 8 National One seasons in 214 matches.»
Markus Burcham scores his first try this season and scored a total of 5 points, he now has 41 tries in 8 National One seasons.»
The last time Markus Burcham scored a try was against Darlington MP back in Saturday 12th of January 2019, 27 matches, 2105 minute.»
Best season for Markus Burcham was 16/17 scoring a total of 9 tries in 31 appearances for Blackheath.»
Markus Burcham has now scored 5 points (1 try) against Rosslyn Park in the National One in 16 matches scoring 0.31 points per match.»
65th min: Thomas Baldwin is replaced by Josh Poole.
Thomas Baldwin has been substituted 2 times, playing 850 minutes in 13 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 21 times, playing 8270 minutes in 122 appearances in the National One.»
First time Josh Poole come on the field as a substitute in this National One, overall having 56 appearances in 3 National One.»
63rd min: David Lewis is replaced by Jack Gash.
David Lewis has been substituted 7 times, playing 504 minutes in 17 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 7 times, playing 584 minutes in 17 appearances in the National One.»
Jack Gash has started 9 matches and being named as a substitute 8 times this season. He has a total of 113 starts over 10 National One seasons during which time has been named as a substitute 73 times.»
62nd min: Leo Fielding is replaced by Nick Foster.
Leo Fielding has been substituted 2 times, playing 809 minutes in 13 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 9 times, playing 6935 minutes in 99 appearances in the National One.»
Nick Foster has started 2 matches and being named as a substitute 3 times this season. He has a total of 53 starts over 5 National One seasons during which time has been named as a substitute 8 times.»
That's the 2nd successful conversions for Craig Holland vs Blackheath in the 60th minute at The Rectory Field.
Craig Holland has now kicked his 23 conversions out of 36 attempts and has a 63.89% success rate and overall has a 67.21% strike rate with 41 successful kicks from 61 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Craig Holland has now scored 27 points (4 tries, 2 conversions and 1 penalty) against Blackheath in the National One in 5 matches scoring 5.4 points per match.»
Craig Holland has scored 81.48% of points against Blackheath on the road, 22 from a total of 27 in the 5 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Craig Holland has scored 51.85% of points against Blackheath in the second half, 14 from a total of 27 in the 5 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Rosslyn Park's scored 535 points against Blackheath's 441 points in the 24 meetings in the National One.»
Will Harding scores his first try vs Blackheath at The Rectory Field in the 60th minute (17 - 20).
Will Harding has scored a total of 5 points this season in 0 matches, he now has 70 points in 1 National One seasons in 31 matches.»
Will Harding scores his first try this season and scored a total of 5 points, he now has 14 tries in 1 National One seasons.»
The last time Will Harding scored a try was against Esher back in Saturday 21st of April 2018, 1 matches, 67 minute.»
Will Harding has now scored 5 points (1 try) against Blackheath in the National One in 3 matches scoring 1.67 points per match.»
60 minute.
16 of 55 tries 29.09% Blackheath have scored have come in the last 20 minutes, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 29.05%.»
16 of 65 tries 24.62% Rosslyn Park have scored have come in the last 20 minutes, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 29.05%.»
16 of 55 Blackheath's tries (29.09%) have been scored in the last 20 minutes, compared to 16 of 65(24.62%) for Rosslyn Park.»
14 of 50 tries 28% Blackheath have conceded have come in the last 20 minutes, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 29.05%»
12 of 37 tries 32.43% Rosslyn Park have conceded have come in the last 20 minutes, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 29.05%»
Blackheath have conceded 28% of their tries in the last 20 minutes of matches, 14 of 50 tries, compared to 32.43% for Rosslyn Park, 12 of 37.»
99 of the 384 points (25.78%) Blackheath have scored have come in the last 20 minutes of matches, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 26.12%.
Rosslyn Park have scored 22.54% more points in the last 20 minutes of matches, 22.54% compared to the competition average 26.12%, 112 of 497 points conceded.
Rosslyn Park have scored 8.85% (44 of the 497 points) in the last 10 minutes of matches, which compares to the National One 19/20 season average of 16.12%.
97 of the 372 points (26.08%) Blackheath have conceded in the last 20 minutes, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 26.12%.
Blackheath have conceded 18.55% more points in the last 10 minutes, 18.55% compared to the competition average 16.12%, 69 of 372 points conceded.
Rosslyn Park have conceded 22.9% (68 of the 297 points) in the last 20 minutes, which compares to the National One 19/20 season average of 26.12%.
Rosslyn Park have conceded 17.85% more points in the last 10 minutes, 17.85% compared to the competition average 16.12%, 53 of 297 points conceded.
57th min: Arthur Ellis is replaced by James Freeman.
Arthur Ellis has been substituted 6 times, playing 1168 minutes in 20 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 15 times, playing 3305 minutes in 55 appearances in the National One.»
James Freeman has started 8 matches and being named as a substitute 3 times this season. He has a total of 104 starts over 5 National One seasons during which time has been named as a substitute 6 times.»
Conversion Missed
Mark Cooke has now missed his 2nd conversion vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 56th minute.
Mark Cooke has now kicked his 22 conversions out of 39 attempts and has a 56.41% success rate and overall has a 58.14% strike rate with 50 successful kicks from 86 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Tom Burns scores his first try vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 56th minute (17 - 15).
With 10 points this season in 16 matches, Tom Burns has now scored 25 points in 2 National One seasons, in 43 matches.»
With 2 tries this season and scored a total of 10 points, Tom Burns has now scored 5 tries in 2 National One seasons.»
The last time Tom Burns scored a try against Rosslyn Park was on Saturday 28th of September 2019.»
Tom Burns has now scored 10 points (2 tries) against Rosslyn Park in the National One in 3 matches scoring 3.33 points per match.»
48th min: Neville Edwards is replaced by Harry Leonard.
Neville Edwards has been substituted 3 times, playing 633 minutes in 13 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 17 times, playing 9760 minutes in 141 appearances in the National One.»
Harry Leonard has started 1 matches and being named as a substitute 7 times this season. He has a total of 68 starts over 4 National One seasons during which time has been named as a substitute 15 times.»
48th min: Thomas Vaughan-Edwards is replaced by Will Harding.
Thomas Vaughan-Edwards has been substituted 8 times, playing 644 minutes in 13 appearances this season, overall has been substituted 27 times, playing 2512 minutes in 60 appearances in the National One.»
First time Will Harding come on the field as a substitute in this National One, overall having 30 appearances in 1 National One.»
Craig Holland kicks his first conversion vs Blackheath at The Rectory Field in the 46th minute (12 - 15).
In 4 National One seasons, Craig Holland has scored 385 points (49 tries, 40 conversions and 20 penalties) in 76 matches, including 135 points this season (11 tries, 22 conversions and 12 penalties) in 19 matches.»
Craig Holland has now scored 25 points (4 tries, 1 conversion and 1 penalty) against Blackheath in the National One in 5 matches scoring 5 points per match.»
Craig Holland has scored 80% of points against Blackheath on the road, 20 from a total of 25 in the 5 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Craig Holland has scored 48% of points against Blackheath in the second half, 12 from a total of 25 in the 5 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Craig Holland scores his first try vs Blackheath at The Rectory Field in the 46th minute (12 - 13).
With 11 tries this season and scored a total of 133 points (11 tries, 21 conversions and 12 penalties), Craig Holland has now scored 49 tries in 4 National One seasons.»
Craig Holland has now scored 23 points (4 tries and 1 penalty) against Blackheath in the National One in 5 matches scoring 4.6 points per match.»
When Blackheath are leading at half time they have a 75% win rate, with 6 wins out of the 8 times they have been leading at the halftime.»
Blackheath have scored 32 of the 55 tries (58.18%) in the second half compared to the Rosslyn Park who have scored 39 tries of 65 (60%).»
Blackheath have scored 30 of the 55 tries (54.55%) in at home compared to the Rosslyn Park who have scored 33 tries of 65 (50.77%).»
Blackheath have conceded 32 of the 55 tries (58.18%) in the second half compared to the Rosslyn Park who have scored 39 tries of 65 (60%).»
Blackheath have conceded 30 of the 55 tries (54.55%) in at home compared to the Rosslyn Park who have scored 33 tries of 65 (50.77%).»
Of the 10 sin bins Blackheath have collected 5 (50%) in the second half, compared with 9 of 9 (100%) for Rosslyn Park.»
9 of 55 tries 16.36% Blackheath have scored have come in the first 20 minutes of the second half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 24.1%.»
17 of 65 tries 26.15% Rosslyn Park have scored have come in the first 20 minutes of the second half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 24.1%.»
9 of 55 Blackheath's tries (16.36%) have been scored in the first 20 minutes of the second half, compared to 17 of 65(26.15%) for Rosslyn Park.»
Blackheath have conceded 13 tries in the first 20 minutes of the second half from a total of 50 tries, averaging 26%, compared to the National One 19/20 season season average of 24.1%.»
Rosslyn Park have conceded 12 tries in the first 20 minutes of the second half from a total of 37 tries, averaging 32.43%, compared to the National One 19/20 season season average of 24.1%.»
In first 20 minutes of the second half Blackheath have conceded 50 tries compared to the 37 by Rosslyn Park.»
Blackheath have scored 19.79% more points in the first 20 minutes of the second half, 19.79% compared to the competition average 23.71%, 76 of 384 points conceded.
129 of the 497 points (25.96%) Rosslyn Park have scored have come in the first 20 minutes of the second half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 23.71%.
87 of the 372 points (23.39%) Blackheath have conceded in the first 20 minutes of the second half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 23.71%.
Rosslyn Park have conceded 30.64% (91 of the 297 points) in the first 20 minutes of the second half, which compares to the National One 19/20 season average of 23.71%.
Craig Holland finds the target with his first penalty kick of the match vs Blackheath at The Rectory Field in the 33rd minute (12 – 8)
Craig Holland has now kicked 12 penalties out of 16 attempts and has a 75% success rate and overall has a 76.92% strike rate with 20 successful kicks from 26 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Craig Holland has now kicked 33 successful kicks out of 50 attempts and has a 66% success rate and overall has a 69.41% strike rate with 59 successful kicks from 85 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Craig Holland has scored 27.78% of points against Blackheath in the second half, 5 from a total of 18 in the 5 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Ben Ransom scores his first try vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 24th minute (12 - 5).
Ben Ransom has scored a total of 27 points (5 tries and 1 conversion) this season in 15 matches, he now has 82 (16 tries and 1 conversion) points in 4 National One seasons in 36 matches.»
With 5 tries this season and scored a total of 27 points (5 tries and 1 conversion), Ben Ransom has now scored 16 tries in 4 National One seasons.»
The last time Ben Ransom scored a try against Rosslyn Park was on Saturday 28th of September 2019.»
This is the best season for Ben Ransom scoring a total of 5 tries and 1 conversions in 15 appearances for Blackheath.»
Ben Ransom has now scored 10 points (2 tries) against Rosslyn Park in the National One in 3 matches scoring 3.33 points per match.»
11 of 55 tries 20% Blackheath have scored have come in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 25.11%.»
19 of 65 tries 29.23% Rosslyn Park have scored have come in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 25.11%.»
11 of 55 Blackheath's tries (20%) have been scored in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to 19 of 65(29.23%) for Rosslyn Park.»
Blackheath have conceded 15 tries in the last 20 minutes of the first half from a total of 50 tries, averaging 30%, compared to the National One 19/20 season season average of 25.11%.»
Rosslyn Park have conceded 7 tries in the last 20 minutes of the first half from a total of 37 tries, averaging 18.92%, compared to the National One 19/20 season season average of 25.11%.»
In last 20 minutes of the first half Blackheath have conceded 50 tries compared to the 37 by Rosslyn Park.»
Blackheath have scored 22.66% (87 of the 384 points) in the last 20 minutes of the first half, which compares to the National One 19/20 season average of 26.37%.
152 of the 497 points (30.58%) Rosslyn Park have scored have come in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 26.37%.
119 of the 372 points (31.99%) Blackheath have conceded in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 26.37%.
74 of the 297 points (24.92%) Rosslyn Park have conceded in the last 20 minutes of the first half, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 26.37%.
Craig Holland missed his first conversion attempt of the match vs Blackheath at The Rectory Field in the 17th minute.
Craig Holland has now kicked his 21 conversions out of 34 attempts and has a 61.76% success rate and overall has a 66.1% strike rate with 39 successful kicks from 59 attempts in 4 National One seasons.»
Sam Twomey scores his first try vs Blackheath at The Rectory Field in the 17th minute (7 - 5).
With 5 points this season in 12 matches, Sam Twomey has now scored 10 points in 2 National One seasons, in 23 matches.»
Sam Twomey scores his first try this season and scored a total of 5 points, he now has 2 tries in 2 National One seasons.»
The last time Sam Twomey scored a try was against Tynedale back in Saturday 12th of November 2011, 16 matches, 1101 minute.»
Sam Twomey has now scored 5 points (1 try) against Blackheath in the National One in 4 matches scoring 1.25 points per match.»
Mark Cooke kicks his first conversion in this match vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 9th minute (7 - 0).
Jake Lloyd crosses the whitewash for the opening try of the match vs Rosslyn Park at The Rectory Field in the 9th minute (5 – 0).
In 6 National One seasons, Jake Lloyd has scored 305 points in 135 matches, including 55 points this season in 19 matches.»
Jake Lloyd has scored 11 tries this season and scored a total of 55 points, he now has 61 tries in 6 National One seasons.»
The last time Jake Lloyd scored a try against Rosslyn Park was on Saturday 26th of January 2019.»
Best season for Jake Lloyd was 18/19 scoring a total of 20 tries in 31 appearances for Blackheath.»
Jake Lloyd has now scored 25 points (5 tries) against Rosslyn Park in the National One in 10 matches scoring 2.5 points per match.»
Jake Lloyd has scored 60% of points against Rosslyn Park at home, 15 from a total of 25 in the 10 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Jake Lloyd has scored 20% of points against Rosslyn Park in the first half, 5 from a total of 25 in the 10 appearances he played against them in the National One.»
Mark Cooke fails to find the target with his first penalty of the match vs VSBlackheath in the 6th minute
In 4 National One seasons, Mark Cooke has scored 235 points (13 tries, 49 conversions and 24 penalties) in 104 matches, including 81 points this season (21 conversions and 13 penalties) in 18 matches.»
The leading top try scorers for this National One 19/20 season are Hugo Ellis (Rosslyn Park, Blindside Flanker), Brandon Asher-Wood (Darlington MP, Center) & Jason Worrall (Chinnor, Left Wing) having 12 tries each.»
Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) is the leading try scorer for Blackheath in this National One 19/20 season having 10 tries.»
The leading top try scorer for Rosslyn Park in this National One 19/20 season is Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) having 12 tries.»
With 214 points Warren Seals (Darlington MP, Outside Half) is the leading scorer in this National One 19/20 season.»
The leading top scorer for Blackheath in this National One 19/20 season is Mark Cooke (Center) having 81 points.»
The leading top scorer for Rosslyn Park in this National One 19/20 season is Craig Holland (Left Wing) having 125 points.»
19 of 55 tries 34.55% Blackheath have scored have come in the first 20 minutes, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 23.42%.»
Rosslyn Park have scored 21.54% (14 of the 65 tries) in the opening 20 minutes of matches, which compares to the National One 19/20 season season average of 23.42%.»
Blackheath have scored 34.55% of their tries in the opening 20 minutes of matches, 19 of 55 tries, compared to 21.54% for Rosslyn Park, 14 of 65.»
10 of 50 tries 20% Blackheath have conceded have come in the first 20 minutes, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 24.44%.»
Rosslyn Park have conceded 7 tries in the first 20 minutes from a total of 37 tries, averaging 18.92%, compared to the National One 19/20 season season average of 24.44%.»
10 of 50 Blackheath's tries (20%) have been conceded in the first 20 minutes, compared to 7 of 37(18.92%) for Rosslyn Park.»
Blackheath have scored 31.77% more points in the first quarter of matches, 31.77% compared to the competition average 23.8%, 122 of 384 points conceded.
Rosslyn Park have scored 20.93% more points in the first quarter of matches, 20.93% compared to the competition average 23.8%, 104 of 497 points conceded.
Blackheath have conceded 18.55% (69 of the 372 points) in the opening 20 minutes of matches, which compares to the National One 19/20 season average of 23.8%.
64 of the 297 points (21.55%) Rosslyn Park have conceded in the first 20 minutes of matches, compared to the National One 19/20 season average of 23.8%.
Leo Fielding ,Right Wing
Jake Lloyd ,Right Wing
Henry Staff ,Center
Markus Burcham ,Center
Ben Ransom ,Full Back
Mark Cooke ,Center
Stefan Liebenberg ,Scrum Half
Danny Herriott ,Prop
Thomas Williams ,Prop
Michael Perks ,Lock
James Catt ,Lock
Tom Stradwick ,Blindside Flanker
Frederick Owens ,Lock
Thomas Baldwin ,Blindside Flanker
Tom Burns ,No. 8
Henry Robinson, Full Back
Ben Marfo, Right Wing
Rhys Crane, Right Wing
Joe Munro, Center
Neville Edwards, Prop
Craig Holland, Left Wing
David Lewis, Scrum Half
Alistair Wade, Prop
Kyle Traynor, Prop
Thomas Vaughan-Edwards, Hooker
Sam Twomey, Lock
Gregor Gillanders, Lock
Daniel Laventure, No. 8
Arthur Ellis, Center
Hugo Ellis, No. 8
Harry Fry
Harry Seward
Josh Poole
Daniel Hiscocks
Nick Foster
Will Harding
Jake Buckingham
Harry Leonard
Jack Gash
Blackheath National One starting XV averages 29 years and 97 days, with the youngest player in the line up Frederick Owens at 24 years and 72 days, compared to the oldest Stefan Liebenberg at 35 years and 279 days.
Blackheath starting team forwards averages 29 years and 212 days compared to the backs with an average of 30 years and 348 days.
Blackheath starting line up has players from 3 different countries, England lead the way with 8 players, followed by Other with 1.
Rosslyn Park National One starting XV averages 31 years and 29 days, with the youngest player in the line up Sam Twomey at 27 years and 247 days, compared to the oldest Rhys Crane at 34 years and 89 days.
Rosslyn Park starting line up has players from 2 different countries, England lead the way with 8 players, followed by Scotland with 1.
6th placed Blackheath are at home against 3rd placed Rosslyn Park with 13 points between the two sides.»
Richmond are leading the National One 19/20 having 68 points, from 14 wins, 0 draws and 4 defeats having 8 4T bonus points and 4 L<7 bonus points.»
Blackheath have picked up 51 points in 17 matches this National One 19/20, with them averaging 3 points a match, compared to the competition average of 2.57.»
National One 19/20 matches involving Blackheath have seen 756 points scored, with them averaging 21.88 points a match, compared to the National One 19/20 average of 23.51.»
Blackheath are 6th place in the National One 19/20 having 51 points, from 10 wins, 0 draws and 7 defeats having 8 4T bonus points and 3 L<7 bonus points.»
Rosslyn Park have picked up 64 points in 17 matches this National One 19/20, with them averaging 3.76 points a match, compared to the competition average of 2.57.»
National One 19/20 matches involving Rosslyn Park have seen 794 points scored, with them averaging 17.47 points a match, compared to the National One 19/20 average of 23.51.»
Rosslyn Park are 3rd place in the National One 19/20 having 64 points, from 13 wins, 1 draws and 3 defeats having 8 4T bonus points and 2 L<7 bonus points.»
At home Blackheath have scored 218 points in 9 matches at an average of 24.22 points in a match, compared to the National One 19/20 average of 25.26.»
At home Blackheath have seen 397 points scored averaging 44.11 points in a match, compared to the National One 19/20 average of 47.02.
At home Blackheath have taken 27 points, from 5 wins, 0 draws and 4 defeats having 4 4T bonus points and 3 L<7 bonus points.»
On the road Rosslyn Park have scored 204 points in 8 matches at an average of 25.5 points in a match, compared to the National One 19/20 average of 21.77.»
On the road Rosslyn Park have seen 330 points scored averaging 41.25 points in a match, compared to the National One 19/20 average of 47.02.
On the road Rosslyn Park have taken 28 points, from 6 wins, 0 draws and 2 defeats having 2 4T bonus points and 2 L<7 bonus points.»
Blackheath have played 472 National One matches, winning 240, drawing 16 and losing 216.»
Blackheath have scored 11350 points in 472 National One matches, at an average of 24.05 compared to the competition average of 23.99.»
Blackheath have conceded 11221 points in 472 National One matches, at an average of 23.77 compared to the competition average of 23.99.»
Rosslyn Park have played 467 National One matches, winning 268, drawing 17 and losing 182.»
Rosslyn Park have scored 12229 points in 467 National One matches, at an average of 26.19 compared to the competition average of 23.99.»
Rosslyn Park have conceded 9853 points in 467 National One matches, at an average of 21.1 compared to the competition average of 23.99.»
Blackheath have scored 1494 tries in 472 National One matches averaging 3.17 tries a match compared to the competition average of 3.13.»
Rosslyn Park have scored 1588 tries in 467 National One matches averaging 3.4 tries a match compared to the competition average of 3.13.»
Blackheath have conceded 1472 tries in 472 National One matches averaging 3.12 tries a match compared to the competition average of 3.13.»
Rosslyn Park have conceded 1223 tries in 467 National One matches averaging 2.62 tries a match compared to the competition average of 3.13.»
There have been 888 tries in National One 19/20 season averaging 55.5 per team, with Blackheath scoring 55 ranking 10th place and with Rosslyn Park scoring 65 ranking 4th place.»
There have been 888 tries in National One 19/20 53.27 at home and 46.73 on the road, with Blackheath scoring 32 (58.18%) at home and Rosslyn Park scoring 26 (40%) on the road.»
There have been 888 tries in National One 19/20 season averaging 55.5 per team, with Blackheath conceding 50, ranking 7th place and Rosslyn Park conceding 37, ranking 15th place.»
There have been 888 tries in National One 19/20 46.73 at home and 53.27 on the road, with Blackheath, conceding 24 (48%) at home and Rosslyn Park, conceding 15 (40.54%) on the road.»
Blackheath have scored 55 tries this National One 19/20, 33 (60%) by their backs and 18 (32.73%) by their forwards.»
Rosslyn Park have scored 65 tries this National One 19/20, 34 (52.31%) by their backs and 29 (44.62%) by their forwards.»
Blackheath have conceded 50 tries this National One 19/20, 23 (46%) by their opposition backs and 24 (48%) by their opposition forwards.»
Rosslyn Park have conceded 37 tries this National One 19/20, 20 (54.05%) by their opposition backs and 13 (35.14%) by their opposition forwards.»
There have been 159 sin bins in National One 19/20 averaging 9.94 per team, with Blackheath players being sent to the sin bin 10 times and Rosslyn Park players being sent to the sin bin 9 times.»
The player most sent to the sin bin for National One 19/20 is Danny Wright (Moseley, Lock) having 4 sin bins.»
The player sent to the sin bin the most for Blackheath this National One 19/20 is Tom Stradwick (Blindside Flanker) having 3 sin bins.»
The most players sent to the sin bin for Rosslyn Park this National One 19/20 are Henry Spencer (Lock) and James Freeman (Blindside Flanker) having 2 sin bins each.»
There have been 159 sin bins in National One 19/20 45.91% at home and 54.09% on the road, with Blackheath's players sent to the sin bin 6 times (45.91%) at home and with Rosslyn Park's players being sent 4 times (54.09%) on the road.»
Mark Cooke(Center) has an 59.65% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 34 successful kicks from 57 attempts, with 21 of 36 conversions and 13 out of 21 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
Leo Fielding(Right Wing) has an 30% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 3 successful kicks from 10 attempts, with 3 of 8 conversions and 0 out of 2 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
Freddie Gabbitas(Outside Half) has an 62.5% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 5 successful kicks from 8 attempts, with 3 of 6 conversions and 2 out of 2 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
Craig Holland(Left Wing) has an 66.67% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 32 successful kicks from 48 attempts, with 21 of 33 conversions and 11 out of 15 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
Gregory Lound(Outside Half) has an 87.88% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 29 successful kicks from 33 attempts, with 18 of 20 conversions and 11 out of 13 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
Harry Leonard(Center) has an 80% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 8 successful kicks from 10 attempts, with 6 of 7 conversions and 2 out of 3 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
Warren Seals(Outside Half, Darlington MP) has the top strike rate in this National One 19/20 having 85.44% strike rate with 88 successful kicks from 103 attempts, with 60 of 70 conversions and 28 out of 33 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
At home Mark Cooke(Center) has an 56.67% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 17 successful kicks from 30 attempts, with 13 of 22 conversions and 4 out of 8 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
At home Freddie Gabbitas(Outside Half) has an 71.43% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 5 successful kicks from 7 attempts, with 3 of 5 conversions and 2 out of 2 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
At home Leo Fielding(Right Wing) has an 25% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 1 successful kicks from 4 attempts, with 1 of 2 conversions and 0 out of 2 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
On the road Craig Holland(Left Wing) has an 54.55% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 12 successful kicks from 22 attempts, with 9 of 16 conversions and 3 out of 6 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
On the road Gregory Lound(Outside Half) has an 88.24% strike rate in this National One 19/20 with 15 successful kicks from 17 attempts, with 8 of 8 conversions and 7 out of 9 penalties finding there way between the posts.»
Mark Cooke(Center) has scored 81 points (13 penalties and 21 conversions), he is 11th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Jake Lloyd(Right Wing) has scored 50 points (10 tries), he is 24th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Leo Fielding(Right Wing) has scored 31 points (5 tries and 3 conversions), he is 47th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Craig Holland(Left Wing) has scored 125 points (10 tries, 11 penalties and 21 conversions), he is 2nd in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Gregory Lound(Outside Half) has scored 79 points (2 tries, 11 penalties and 18 conversions), he is 13th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Hugo Ellis(Blindside Flanker) has scored 60 points (12 tries), he is 16th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) has scored 10 tries, he is 5th in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 10 tries Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) has scored, 7 have been scored at home and 3 on the road.»
Of the 10 tries Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) has scored, 7 have been scored in the first half and 3 have been scored in the second half.»
Harry Fry (Hooker) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Harry Fry (Hooker) has scored, 2 have been scored at home and 3 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Harry Fry (Hooker) has scored, 3 have been scored in the first half and 2 have been scored in the second half.»
Craig Dowsett (Right Wing) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Craig Dowsett (Right Wing) has scored, 3 have been scored at home and 2 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Craig Dowsett (Right Wing) has scored, 3 have been scored in the first half and 2 have been scored in the second half.»
Jack Daly (Scrum Half) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Jack Daly (Scrum Half) has scored, 4 have been scored at home and 1 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Jack Daly (Scrum Half) has scored, 3 have been scored in the first half and 2 have been scored in the second half.»
Leo Fielding (Right Wing) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Leo Fielding (Right Wing) has scored, 1 have been scored at home and 4 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Leo Fielding (Right Wing) has scored, 3 have been scored in the first half and 2 have been scored in the second half.»
Michael Perks (Lock) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Michael Perks (Lock) has scored, 4 have been scored at home and 1 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Michael Perks (Lock) has scored, 3 have been scored in the first half and 2 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 4 tries Ben Ransom (Full Back) has scored, 2 have been scored at home and 2 on the road.»
Of the 4 tries Ben Ransom (Full Back) has scored, 1 have been scored in the first half and 3 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 3 tries Frederick Owens (Lock) has scored, 1 have been scored at home and 2 on the road.»
Of the 3 tries Frederick Owens (Lock) has scored, 2 have been scored in the first half and 1 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 3 tries Alex Pickersgill (Center) has scored, 2 have been scored at home and 1 on the road.»
Of the 3 tries Alex Pickersgill (Center) has scored, 2 have been scored in the first half and 1 have been scored in the second half.»
Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) has scored 12 tries, he is 1st in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 12 tries Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) has scored, 9 have been scored at home and 3 on the road.»
Of the 12 tries Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) has scored, 5 have been scored in the first half and 7 have been scored in the second half.»
Craig Holland (Left Wing) has scored 10 tries, he is 5th in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 10 tries Craig Holland (Left Wing) has scored, 6 have been scored at home and 4 on the road.»
Of the 10 tries Craig Holland (Left Wing) has scored, 5 have been scored in the first half and 5 have been scored in the second half.»
Daniel Laventure (No. 8) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Daniel Laventure (No. 8) has scored, 4 have been scored at home and 1 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Daniel Laventure (No. 8) has scored, 3 have been scored in the first half and 2 have been scored in the second half.»
Arthur Ellis (Center) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Arthur Ellis (Center) has scored, 1 have been scored at home and 4 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Arthur Ellis (Center) has scored, 4 have been scored in the first half and 1 have been scored in the second half.»
Joe Munro (Center) has scored 5 tries, he is 32nd in the leading tries table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 5 tries Joe Munro (Center) has scored, 3 have been scored at home and 2 on the road.»
Of the 5 tries Joe Munro (Center) has scored, 3 have been scored in the first half and 2 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 3 tries Henry Cheeseman (Center) has scored, 2 have been scored at home and 1 on the road.»
All the 3 tries Henry Cheeseman (Center) has scored were scored in the first half.»
Of the 3 tries Henry Robinson (Full Back) has scored, 2 have been scored at home and 1 on the road.»
All the 3 tries Henry Robinson (Full Back) has scored were scored in the second half.»
Of the 3 tries Nicholas Scott (Right Wing) has scored, 1 have been scored at home and 2 on the road.»
All the 3 tries Nicholas Scott (Right Wing) has scored were scored in the first half.»
Mark Cooke (Center) has scored 81 points, he is 11th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 81 points Mark Cooke (Center) has scored, 38 have been scored at home and 43 on the road.»
Of the 81 points Mark Cooke (Center) has scored, 45 have been scored in the first half and 36 have been scored in the second half.»
Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) has scored 50 points, he is 24th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 50 points Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) has scored, 35 have been scored at home and 15 on the road.»
Of the 50 points Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) has scored, 35 have been scored in the first half and 15 have been scored in the second half.»
Leo Fielding (Right Wing) has scored 31 points, he is 47th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 31 points Leo Fielding (Right Wing) has scored, 7 have been scored at home and 24 on the road.»
Of the 31 points Leo Fielding (Right Wing) has scored, 19 have been scored in the first half and 12 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 25 points Harry Fry (Hooker) has scored, 10 have been scored at home and 15 on the road.»
Of the 25 points Harry Fry (Hooker) has scored, 15 have been scored in the first half and 10 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 25 points Craig Dowsett (Right Wing) has scored, 15 have been scored at home and 10 on the road.»
Of the 25 points Craig Dowsett (Right Wing) has scored, 15 have been scored in the first half and 10 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 25 points Michael Perks (Lock) has scored, 20 have been scored at home and 5 on the road.»
Of the 25 points Michael Perks (Lock) has scored, 15 have been scored in the first half and 10 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 25 points Jack Daly (Scrum Half) has scored, 20 have been scored at home and 5 on the road.»
Of the 25 points Jack Daly (Scrum Half) has scored, 15 have been scored in the first half and 10 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 22 points Ben Ransom (Full Back) has scored, 10 have been scored at home and 12 on the road.»
Of the 22 points Ben Ransom (Full Back) has scored, 7 have been scored in the first half and 15 have been scored in the second half.»
Craig Holland (Left Wing) has scored 125 points, he is 2nd in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 125 points Craig Holland (Left Wing) has scored, 78 have been scored at home and 47 on the road.»
Of the 125 points Craig Holland (Left Wing) has scored, 61 have been scored in the first half and 64 have been scored in the second half.»
Gregory Lound (Outside Half) has scored 79 points, he is 13th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 79 points Gregory Lound (Outside Half) has scored, 42 have been scored at home and 37 on the road.»
Of the 79 points Gregory Lound (Outside Half) has scored, 46 have been scored in the first half and 33 have been scored in the second half.»
Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) has scored 60 points, he is 16th in the leading points table this National One 19/20.»
Of the 60 points Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) has scored, 45 have been scored at home and 15 on the road.»
Of the 60 points Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) has scored, 25 have been scored in the first half and 35 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 27 points Joe Munro (Center) has scored, 17 have been scored at home and 10 on the road.»
Of the 27 points Joe Munro (Center) has scored, 17 have been scored in the first half and 10 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 25 points Daniel Laventure (No. 8) has scored, 20 have been scored at home and 5 on the road.»
Of the 25 points Daniel Laventure (No. 8) has scored, 15 have been scored in the first half and 10 have been scored in the second half.»
Of the 25 points Arthur Ellis (Center) has scored, 5 have been scored at home and 20 on the road.»
Of the 25 points Arthur Ellis (Center) has scored, 20 have been scored in the first half and 5 have been scored in the second half.»
Blackheath's Sam Windsor (Center) has played against Rosslyn Park 4 times scoring 43 points (3 tries, 1 drop goal, 8 conversions and 3 penalties).»
In 4 matches against Rosslyn Park, Sam Windsor (Center) has scored 43, with 28 have been scored at home and 15 on the road.»
Of the 43 points Sam Windsor (Center) has scored against Rosslyn Park, 15 have been scored in the first half and 28 have been scored in the second half.»
Rosslyn Park's Ross Laidlaw (Outside Half) has played against Blackheath 4 times scoring 38 points (7 conversions and 8 penalties).»
In 4 matches against Blackheath, Ross Laidlaw (Outside Half) has scored 38, with 26 have been scored at home and 12 on the road.»
Of the 38 points Ross Laidlaw (Outside Half) has scored against Blackheath, 14 have been scored in the first half and 24 have been scored in the second half.»
Rosslyn Park's Scott Sneddon (Outside Half) has played against Blackheath 5 times scoring 37 points (1 try, 1 drop goal, 7 conversions and 5 penalties).»
Of the 37 points Scott Sneddon (Outside Half) has scored against Blackheath in 5 appearances, 28 have been scored at home and 9 on the road.»
Of the 37 points Scott Sneddon (Outside Half) has scored against Blackheath, 23 have been scored in the first half and 14 have been scored in the second half.»
Rosslyn Park's Gregory Lound (Outside Half) has played against Blackheath 3 times scoring 32 points (4 conversions and 8 penalties).»
Of the 32 points Gregory Lound (Outside Half) has scored against Blackheath in 3 appearances, 17 have been scored at home and 15 on the road.»
Of the 32 points Gregory Lound (Outside Half) has scored against Blackheath, 21 have been scored in the first half and 11 have been scored in the second half.»
Blackheath's Freddie Gabbitas (Outside Half) has played against Rosslyn Park 3 times scoring 31 points (2 conversions and 9 penalties).»
Of the 31 points Freddie Gabbitas (Outside Half) has scored against Rosslyn Park in 3 appearances, 15 have been scored at home and 16 on the road.»
Of the 31 points Freddie Gabbitas (Outside Half) has scored against Rosslyn Park, 15 have been scored in the first half and 16 have been scored in the second half.»
Rosslyn Park's Harry Leonard (Center) has played against Blackheath 6 times scoring 28 points (5 conversions and 6 penalties).»
In 6 matches against Blackheath, Harry Leonard (Center) has scored 28, with 9 have been scored at home and 19 on the road.»
Blackheath's Jake Lloyd (Right Wing) has played against Rosslyn Park 9 times scoring 4 tries.»
Rosslyn Park's Hugo Ellis (Blindside Flanker) has played against Blackheath 14 times scoring 4 tries.»
Rosslyn Park's Amo Tauialo (Hooker) has played against Blackheath 2 times scoring 3 tries.»
Blackheath's Tyson Lewis (Left Wing) has played against Rosslyn Park 2 times scoring 3 tries.»
Rosslyn Park's Crawford Henderson (Right Wing) has played against Blackheath 1 times scoring 3 tries.»
Rosslyn Park's Neville Edwards (Center) has played against Blackheath 7 times scoring 3 tries.»
Rosslyn Park's Richard Boyle (Lock) has played against Blackheath 6 times being sent to the sin bin 2 times.»
Last match between Rosslyn Park and Blackheath in the National One, ended 14-29 on the 28 September 2019.»
In the last 23 matches in this National One between the two teams, Blackheath have won 11, Rosslyn Park have won 11 and 1 have been drawn.»
There have been 927 points in the last 23 matches between the two sides, Blackheath have scored 424 (18.43) and Rosslyn Park have scored 503 (21.87), making the match average 40.3.»
There have been 927 points in the last 23 matches between the two sides, Blackheath have scored an average of 18.43 and Rosslyn Park have scored an average of 21.87.»
In the last 23 National One matches between the sides Blackheath have scored 47 tries while Rosslyn Park have managed 58 tries.»
In the last 23 National One matches between the sides Blackheath players have been sent to the sin bin 7 times while Rosslyn Park 19 times.»
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Kachehri is a 1994 Punjabi language film starring Gurdas Maan, Surinder Shinda and Chetana Das.
The playback is by Jaspinder Narula, Sadhana Sargam, Salma Agha and Gurdas Maan.

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1994 films
Punjabi-language Indian films
1990s Punjabi-language films
Best Punjabi Feature Film National Film Award winners

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There has been an explosion of interest in the commons not just as a viable model for environmental governance, but also as nurturing grounds for postcapitalist politics. Scholars working on the commons in common-pool resources theory in the Ostrom tradition have traditionally focused on the commons as shared natural resources, highlighting "rules-in-use" and institutional arrangements. However, recent work in autonomous Marxist tradition focuses on the shared commonwealth of humanity and the role of the commons in nurturing postcapitalist subjectivities, alternate forms of production and provisioning, and ways of relating and valuing life in common (Caffentzis and Federici 2014, Linebaugh 2009, Bollier and Helfrich 2014).
Geographers have contributed and responded to growing scholarship and praxis on the commons, where the commons and commoning are seen as advancing other-than-capitalist community economies (Gibson-Graham, 2006); counter hegemonic common senses (Garcia Lopez et al 2017); challenging enclosure and accumulation by dispossession (Jeffrey et al 2012, Hodkinson 2012, Paudel 2016,); as nurturing grounds for collective subjectivity (Singh, 2017); and as creation of new urban commons and hybrid forms of governance (Chatterton 2010, Baviskar and Gidwani 2011, Eizenberg 2012, Lang 2014, Turner 2016). We are especially drawn to scholarship that views the commons and commoning as practices for fostering postcapitalist subjectivity and life in common.
In this session, we invite empirical and conceptual papers that examine the role of the commons in fostering other-than-capitalist ways of being and relating to the more-than-human world – of nurturing subjectivities of 'being-in-common' with the rest of the world. We seek to connect lived practices with emerging academic attention on affective and relational ecologies of living and being in common.
1. The commons as nurturing grounds of subjectivity.
2. The commons as a source of sustaining life through relations of care and cultivation.
4. What work do commons do – in the world, on commoners, on capacities for co-becomings?
5. Rhythms and temporalities of commons. How might new commons emerge, and how are commons sustained?
6. Struggles against enclosure of the commons.
7. What are the limits of the commons?
8. Value and commoning. How does engagement with the practices of commoning lead to different ways of conceptualizing value?
Please send abstracts of not more than 250 words by October 10, to Ursula Lang, Neera Singh, and Gustavo Garcia Lopez (ursula.a.lang@gmail.com, neera.singh@gmail.com, garcial.gustavo@gmail.com). We will let participants know by October 15, and you will need to submit an AAG pin to us by October 20.
Bollier and Helfrich (2014) Patterns of Commoning. The Commons Strategies Group.
Caffentzis & Federici (2014) Commons against and beyond capitalism. Community Development Journal, 49(suppl 1), i92-i105.
García López, Velicu, & D'Alisa (2017) Performing Counter-Hegemonic Common(s) Senses: Rearticulating Democracy, Community and Forests in Puerto Rico. Capitalism Nature Socialism, 1-20.
Gibson-Graham JK (2006) A Postcapitalist Politics. Univ of MN Press.
Linebaugh (2009) The Magna Carta Manifesto. Univ of CA Press.


IPA stands for International Police Association and was founded January 1, 1950 by the British Police Sergeant Sir Arthur Troop. It is an independent association of police officers from all over the world without distinction of degree, education, gender, race, skin colour, language and religion. The association is neutral politically, economically, and religiously. Belonging to the IPA undertakes to comply with the Declaration of Human Rights, which was set in 1948. The Association has its own information and training centre located in Gimborn near Cologne, Germany. The aim of the organization is to create bonds of genuine friendship and professional camaraderie between the employed in the police services around the world. The Association is now 358000 police officers from 66 countries. Since 1977, IPA is the largest police association in the world and has a consultative statute of the Council of Europe and consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. The seat of the association is Switzerland, and its supreme authority is the World Congress, held every three years. The motto of the association in Esperanto is "Servo per Amikeco" (service through friendship).


Catherine Althaus is the Associate Professor in the School of Social and Political Sciences, Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne and ANZSOG Deputy Dean (Teaching and Learning). Catherine has been a co-author of The Australian Policy Handbook since 2007 and editor of the Australian Journal of Public Administration since 2017. Before ANZSOG, Catherine spent nine years teaching and researching in Canada, where she became Director of the School of Public Administration at the University of Victoria, British Columbia. Prior to that, she was a post-doctoral fellow at the Australian National University, and held a number of policy posts with the Queensland Treasury department and Queensland Office of the Cabinet.
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Lisa is the Associate Dean, Research and Development, for the Faculty of Health, Arts & Design at Swinburne University and is President of the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T). Lisa is also a Co-Investigator for the ARC Linkage Project 'Library and Information Science Research Australia'. Lisa's research interests include: individuals' information behaviours; web usability and users' experience of technology; research impact and engagement; qualitative research methods; and information use in the context of higher education.
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Peter Graham is Professor at Smart Low Carbon Cities and Acting Director of the Swinburne Centre for Urban Transitions. He is also Director of the Global Buildings Performance Network –an international network of experts dedicated to achieving the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions from the buildings sector and a Board member of the Buildings Performance Institute Europe. Peter has more than 15 years of experience in international advocacy, research and education in sustainable building design, construction, evaluation and policy.
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Susan is Professor of Cultural Studies in the School of Creative Industries, Director of the Creative People, Products and Places Research Group and Research Director for the Creative Work Mobilities Research Node, Hawke EU Centre at UniSA. Susan is an interdisciplinary cultural studies scholar whose work is concerned with the 'intersections of culture, place and creativity'. Her research examines these relationships in relation to 'work in the cultural and creative industries, digital media, and grassroots innovation'. Susan is the author of numerous publications, including Craft and the Creative Economy.
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Denise Meredyth is the Pro Vice Chancellor for the Division of Education, Arts and Social Sciences at UniSA. Denise comes from a background in applied and problem-focused research in cultural, educational and social policy and has led team projects with multiple industry, government and community partners. Her current projects include a study of new ways to share public resources such as school buildings, libraries and digital platforms, through community and public-private partnerships. Denise has considerable experience as a university leader, especially in research. Her former roles include Deputy Director at the Swinburne Institute leading a series of ARC-funded projects, and Deputy Pro Vice Chancellor Research and Innovation at RMIT University.
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Monica is the Director of Innovation and Thought Leadership at ANZSOG. Monica joined ANZSOG in 2009, after a commendable 27 years in the Victorian public service. Monica's considerable social policy subject expertise includes: income security and State concessions; ageing; disability; health reform; health inequalities; diversity; poverty and social (in)exclusion; and Indigenous Affairs and youth justice. She has a longstanding interest in public policy and the practice of government and frequently works with government departments to help improve policy capacity.
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Aleksandar Subic is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Development) at Swinburne University. Prior to this, Aleks was the Dean of Engineering and the Head of School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering at RMIT University. Aleks is internationally recognised for his research in engineering design and advanced manufacturing, having led numerous global research and development projects in collaboration with industry, leading to important translational research outcomes and impact.
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Main objective of this blog post is to give you an idea about 3Ds Max Mental Ray Caustics.
We are able to simulate this effect with 3D Studio Max perfactly. This Tutorial is about causitc which will works only if Mental Ray is enable.
Create a box. Create lights to illuminate the box. There are some techniques which are used to create correct illumination.
Place it under three other boxes. Select the bottom polygon of the boxes and assign a white self-illuminated material on it.
To get a realistic illumination, I have enabled Final Gather in indirect illumination. I have put high numbers in samples to make the final rendering.
After you have made the box you must create the plane with water material. You can create it with a simple box as transparent water material creates a Ray trace material. To create a wave effect assign bump map a noise map with small size. To simulate noise/wave effect through geometry deformation you must apply a noise modifier to the box.
Wave size will affect the caustic shapes. Bigger wave/noise results into bigger caustic shapes!!
After it, create MR.AreaOmni light on top of the water in the center of the box. Now make a right mouse button click on the MR.AreaOmni and disable AFFECT SPECULAR and AFFECT DIFFUSE. Get a realistic illumination by enabling Final Gather in indirect illumination. I have put a number of samples to make the final rendering.
After this step, MR.AreaOmni will NOT affect the illumination of the box anymore. MR.AreaOmni is used ONLY to create the caustic effects. In this way we can get control over caustic brightness, position, colour, etc... Disable shadows in the MR.AreaOmni.
Now, select MR.AreaOmni and all the other objects except the lights that you have created for illumination. Right click on all the selections and select Object Properties option in it.
Go to the Mental Ray panel and check GENERATE CAUSTICS. This is necessary to have a caustic effect on the objects. Now go to INDIRECT ILLUMINATION panel and enable CAUSTICS. To improve the quality of the caustics go to LIGHT Properties and put a VERY high number in AVERAGE CAUSTIC PHOTONS PER LIGHT. I've put less than a million. This is enough for test renderings. The higher the number, the better will be the effect.
Of course it will take more time to render the entire scene. You can put high numbers in multiplier to create a very bright caustic effect. If you change the light colour of the MR.AreaOmni the colour of the caustics also change. To have a blue colour illumination under water, the water material should have a blue colour in diffuse and transparency.
I hope you find this blog is very helpful while working with 3Ds Max Mental Ray Caustics. Let me know in comment if you have any questions regarding 3Ds Max. I will reply you ASAP.


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Palazzo Strozzi, Florence
Open also Mondays, Open until Late
Major international exhibitions
Check out the famous wrought-iron lanterns that decorate the exterior corners
Palazzo Strozzi, located in the heart of Florence, is one of the finest examples of private architecture of the Renaissance. After a long history, it is now a cultural centre hosting major international exhibitions, fashion shows and other cultural events.
The palace is named after the man who ordered the building in 1489, Filippo Strozzi. His family was one of the wealthiest in Florence and the most important rivals of the Medici family. Construction finished in 1538, long after Strozzi had died in 1491.
The Strozzi family had the palace in their possession until 1937, the year in which the insurance company Istituto Nazionale delle Assicurazioni (INA) took over and made the necessary changes to start using it as an office building. In 1999 the INA donated the building to the Italian state, after which is became the home to the Institute of Humanist Studies and to the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi.
The outside of the building is decorated with wrought-iron torch holders, candelabra, flag holders and rings for horses. They are made by the master blacksmith of 15th century Florence, Niccolò Grosso, nicknamed il Caparra, and are among the best examples of this type of art.
Piazza Strozzi, Florence, Italy
www.palazzostrozzi.org
Liu Xiaodong: Migrations
Palazzo Strozzi in Florence hosts a major exhibition devoted to the work of Chinese contemporary artist Liu Xiaodong, known for his large-scale works interpreting modern life. The exhibition called Migrations showcases a selection of paintings, drawings and photographs made by the artist in Tuscany, portraying … [read more]
From Kandinsky to Pollock
The exhibition From Kandinsky Pollock. The Art of the Guggenheim Collections at Palazzo Strozzi brings to Florence an extraordinary collection of European and American modern art from the period between the 1920s and 1960s. More than 100 masterpieces – paintings, sculptures, and photographs – from … [read more]
Bellezza Divina tra Van Gogh, Chagall e Fontana
The exhibition Bellezza Divina tra Van Gogh, Chagall e Fontana (Divine Beauty from Van Gogh to Chagall and Fontana) at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence explores the relationship between art and religion during the century from 1850 to 1950, covering a wide array of art movements … [read more]

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How to Activate Inventory on QuickBooks
Retail Method of Accounting for Inventory
Does Inventory on Hand Go on a Profit and Loss Statement?
by Tiffany C. Wright
Do A/R & Inventory Fluctuations Affect an Income Statement?
Does Every Retailer Need to Take Inventory for Taxes?
Does Inventory Count as End-of-Year Restaurant Profit?
Accounting Cycle vs. Operating Cycle
The three primary financial statements provide different information that helps deliver a well-rounded perspective of a company's financial heath. The balance sheet shows how well a company manages its assets and resources. Like all other assets, inventory on hand appears on the balance sheet. For product sellers -- including distributors, resellers and direct-to-market manufacturers -- analysis of inventory on hand and other inventory provides key data regarding how products are or are not performing.
The profit and loss statement, also referred to as the P & L statement or the income statement, records your company's revenues, expenses and resulting profits or losses. It reflects your company's operating performance over a specified period. The income statement shows a number of accounting components, including cost of goods sold, selling and general administrative expenses, depreciation and taxes. Cost of goods sold, or COGS, is the direct cost of any product you purchased wholesale or manufactured; it includes raw material costs, delivery and direct labor. The cost of the inventory that you sold is reflected in COGS.
The balance sheet provides a snapshot of your company's assets, liabilities and owner's equity at a given moment. Both assets and liabilities are separated into short-term and long-term items. Short-term assets include cash, accounts receivables and inventory; inventory on hand falls into this category. Short-term liabilities include accounts payable and customer deposits. Long-term assets include real estate, equipment, computers and office fixtures. Long-term liabilities include mortgages and term loans. Equity is any non-loan contribution you made to your company to cover startup, ongoing operations and growth, and it includes retained earnings.
Inventory on Hand
Inventory on hand represents items that your business has available for sale or rental. For online or offline retail stores, inventory on hand represents items purchased wholesale and readily available for sale to customers. It is also inventory remaining from a prior period. You can determine the amount of inventory on hand by physically counting the items, or you can subtract any purchases or sales of inventory since the previously determined amount shown on an earlier balance sheet.
The balance sheet reflects the inventory on hand at any given time. Updating your balance sheet every month provides more data to help you identify trends. By paying close attention to the levels and types of inventory on hand, you can adjust your company's purchases to more closely meet your customers' demands.
Wall Street Prep: Income Statement
Business Dictionary: Inventory on Hand
Center for Disease Control and Prevention: Inventory Management
Tiffany C. Wright has been writing since 2007. She is a business owner, interim CEO and author of "Solving the Capital Equation: Financing Solutions for Small Businesses." Wright has helped companies obtain more than $31 million in financing. She holds a master's degree in finance and entrepreneurial management from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Songs for reel editing are a great way to express yourself, and there are plenty of music out there that can speak to who you are as a person. Whether you're happy or sad, there's a song for every mood and every occasion.
If you're looking for a song to get you pumped up for your reel editing, look no further than Bad Romance – Lady Gaga. This song is about being a fighter and never giving up, which is perfect for anyone who's about to embark on a new chapter in their life.
For those who are feeling a bit sentimental, Beat It – Michael Jackson might be more your style. This song is all about looking back on the past and cherishing the memories that have been made. It's a perfect way to say goodbye to your old life and hello to your new one.
Finally, if you want a song that's just plain fun, Billie Jean – Michael Jackson is the way to go. This song is all about celebrating life and enjoying the moment. It's perfect for anyone who's ready to party and celebrate their hard-earned achievement.
10 Best Songs for reel editing
Music is one of the most essential parts of our lives, and it's something that everyone can enjoy. No matter what your taste in music is, there's a song out there for you.
1. Bad Romance – Lady Gaga
2. Beat It – Michael Jackson
3. Billie Jean – Michael Jackson
4. Bohemian Rhapsody – Queen
6. I Gotta Feeling – The Black Eyed Peas
7. Let's Go Crazy – Prince
8. Livin' on a Prayer – Bon Jovi
9. Thriller – Michael Jackson
10. We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions – Queen
So if you're looking for the perfect song to get you through your reel editing, look no further than this list. We've compiled a list of 10 of the best songs for reel editing, and we're sure that you'll find at least one that you love.
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In the first place, we've got Bad Romance – Lady Gaga
In the second place, we've got Beat It – Michael Jackson
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And in third, Billie Jean – Michael Jackson. This song has been all over reel editing for a while now due to its catchy lyrics.
How to choose your own best songs for reel editing
Now that you know what the best songs are, it's time to figure out which one is right for you. To do this, think about what kind of mood you want to set with your reel editing. Are you looking for something that's happy and upbeat? Something that's sentimental? Or something that's just plain fun?
Once you've decided on the mood, take a look at the lyrics of each song and see which one speaks to you the most. If you're still having trouble deciding, ask your friends or family for their opinion. They might have some great suggestions that you hadn't considered before.
Finally, don't forget to have fun! This is your reel editing after all, so make sure to pick a song that you enjoy. After all, you'll be listening to it for years to come.
What are the best songs for reel editing
There's no definitive answer to this question, as everyone's taste in music is different. However, we've compiled a list of 10 of the best songs for reel editing, and we're sure that you'll find at least one that you love.
How do I choose the right song for my reel editing?
To choose the right song for your reel editing, think about what kind of mood you want to set. Are you looking for something that's happy and upbeat? Something that's sentimental? Or something that's just plain fun? Once you've decided on the mood, take a look at the lyrics of each song and see which one speaks to you the most.
What are some of your favorite songs for reel editing?
Some of our favorite songs for reel editing include Bad Romance – Lady Gaga, Beat It – Michael Jackson, Billie Jean – Michael Jackson.
What are your favorite songs for reel editing? Let us know in the comments below!
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For her victim's lonely heart to hear.
As she rises from the dark mere at night.
Her splendor giving her feminine superiority.
I sometimes hear a siren sing.
is the site of what may be the only inland mermaid legend in England.
is a particularly haunting site.
by a local serial killer.
Tradition holds that the mermaid rises from the pool at midnight to lure unwary single male travellers to their deaths in the dark watery depths.
The local pub 'The Mermaid' is named after the legend.


The energy that drives The Family Development Center @ Catherine's house springs from two sources; the charism of mercy and the founding spirit of Catherine McAuley. In 19th century Ireland, Catherine began her work by establishing the House of Mercy to provide safe shelter, job training opportunities for a productive future to poor young women who were without resources and often diseased. Her care of the poor sick in their homes laid the groundwork for networks of hospitals in the English speaking world that are distinguished by their service to the poor.
Today, the problems Catherine encountered are with us still. In our times, risks to teens from poor families and neighborhoods of poverty include domestic violence, abuse and neglect, gang membership and crime. These well documented trends lead to early school drop-out and consequent loss of job opportunities; depression and substance abuse; and, in the case of girls, early, unplanned pregnancies with little preparation for the responsibilities of parenting. The Family Development Centers is a place of intervention and gentle, yet consistent, correction for young people in Central High School communities.
We are personally inviting you- the community, individuals, businesses, churches and organizations to join us in a morning of thankful prayers, personal testimonials, and inspirational fellowship as we come together to support our at-risk teens, teen parents and their families.
The Family Development Center at Catherine's House proudly announces "The 9th Annual Community Prayer Breakfast Benefit." Come join us on Saturday, October 28, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. at the Better Community Development Center, 3604 West 12th Street, Little Rock, AR 72204. Tickets are $25.00 per person and corporate tables are $150.00 for six people. All proceeds go to the Family Development Center Teen Programs.
This year, our theme is "Empowering Children, Youth and Families through our Community Partnerships." We will recognize our Community Partners who have assisted us over the years with donations, speakers, services and other valuable resources to help our teens become productive members of society.
Please come and share our joy in honoring these young teens.
Order your tickets or table today. For more information contact Brenda Hill- brendahill601@yahoo.com – 501-661-4001 or Ashley Bozeman at 501-661-4001.
We look forward to the opportunity to fellowship together and to recognize the great work of the Family Development Center at Catherine's House.
Teen Moms: FDC's Teen Mom Program intervenes in the life of an adolescent when there is a crisis, namely an early and unplanned pregnancy. The staff of FDC provides case management services, tutoring, and life skills classes for these teen moms to help them cope with this life change and how it impacts their family. These young parents learn about child development, appropriate parenting skills, how to keep themselves and their babies healthy, family nutrition, exercise and diet, and gain ideas for family activities. Without these interventions, the impact of their unplanned pregnancy could lead to dropping out of school, juvenile delinquency, and a life of poverty.
significant information on the importance of fatherhood and are encouraged to embrace their role as a father. They also gain practical knowledge about how to be a positive father figure, which requires them to focus on personal education development, financial responsibility and developing family relationships.
Child Development: An integral part of ensuring the teen parents participating in other programs at FDC are able to continue working on their educational pursuits is providing safe and reliable childcare for their infants and toddlers. A quality program of child care and development is the means for attracting adolescent parents who are at risk for dropping out of school and becoming isolated from family, friends and the community around them. The children of teen parents have unique needs that must be addressed in order to break the cycle of teen parenthood, juvenile delinquency and poverty. By giving these children a solid foundation at the outset, they can thrive.
Anger Management: FDC provides an Anger Management Program for first time juvenile offenders at the Pulaski County Juvenile Detention Center. The Program is designed to prepare incarcerated youth for a transition program when they are released from the detention center. One of the goals of the program is to reduce recidivism by teaching these at-risk youth how to recognize and redirect negative feelings that may cause them to lash out at those around them. This in turn, can strengthen ties within their families and within their communities. Without follow-up and opportunities to practice the skills they have learned in a safe environment, these youth are in danger of reverting to the behaviors that led to their incarceration.
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Mission: Creating positive life pathways for teen parents and other at-risk youth.
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Costa Rican Center a Leader in Alernative Ibogaine Therapy
by Goran Dimitrovski September 11, 2012
Addiction Treatment Industry Newswire
09/11/2012 – ATIN- There have been many fad treatments in the addiction treatment drug rehab and alcohol rehab space over the years – Terren Peizer's Hythiam Inc. burned through $140M trying to get its Prometa Protocol off the ground a few years back – but the promoters of Ibogaine insist that their therapy is much more than just a passing addiction treatment fancy. Pointing out that Ibogaine, which is ingested as a capsule and taken from the root of a plant, has been around since the late 1960s, the treatment's backers say that its longevity, and steadily growing numbers of adherents, put Ibogaine in a different class. "We certainly think that it qualifies as much more than just a passing fad," says Lex Kogan, arguably the leading proponent of Ibogaine treatment, along with his partner Eric Taub. Kogan estimates there are between 10 and 20 clinics that specialize in Ibogaine addictions care, mostly located in Latin America, and that 1,000 people a year are currently undergoing treatment with 20,000 having taken Ibogaine for addictions over the last several decades. When Kogan talks about how Ibogaine works it is reminiscent, frankly, of Harvard's Timothy Leary and the mind expansion efforts that were all the rage in the 1960s. Kogan admits straight up that Ibogaine falls way outside regular medicine. "This is not mainstream science," he says. But both Kogan and Taub are clearly sincere in their belief in Ibogaine and have for more than a decade been diligently promoting it as useful in the process of recovery from addiction to drugs and alcohol. Putting their money where their mouth is, two years ago they opened Envision Recovery in the picturesque – and politically stable and relatively crime free – central mountainous district of Costa Rica in Central America. A tiny obviously high quality six bed outfit, Envision has just turned the corner financially, according to Kogan. Next up? Kogan and Taub are moving downstream in what economists would call a vertical integration play…a farm to grow the root from which Ibogaine is derived.
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Defining a new religious tradition to a person who has had no previous background can be very difficult to do in confines of a book. However, this is the aim of Walpola Rahula in his book What the Buddha Taught. In this book he is trying to describe the Buddhist tradition to an audience who has for the most part no idea what the religious tradition is about. He outlines the book in a careful manner as to lay the foundation of basics in order for the reader to understand more complex topics that come later in the book.
The book starts out with a very brief account to the Buddha's life and how the religious tradition started. After this breif introduction about the Buddha's life history, he goes on the briefly state the Buddhist attutudeof mind. This is important to the whole concept of Buddhism and important for the reader to understand the Buddhist worldview and where different doctrines come from. The main attitude of Buddhism is that man's position is supreme. That is, the traditional Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, claims no divind inspiration nor does he claim to be of divine nature. The Buddh says that all of his attainments and realizations are due to human endeavor and intelligence. There is no higher being than man according to Buddhism. This is important to start out with because this statement seperates Buddhism from most other religious traditions. Another attitud of mind that is important to Buddhism is that the whole problem that humans are dealing with in their life is directly related to suffering. People suffer because things are impermanent. The goal of Buddhism is to reach a point where there is no more suffering, this being called Nirvana.
After that attitude of mind in Buddhism is laid out, Rahula goes on to explain in the next few chapters, some of the most basic ideas of Buddhism. The goal in Buddhism is to reach Nirvana and the first step in doing this are to understand the four Noble Truths. These four Noble truths are Dukkha, Samudaya, Nirodha, and Magga. These Noble truths can be explained brefly as suffering, the arising of suffering, the cessation of suffering, and the path leading to the cessation of suffering, respectively. These are levels of understanding the people mush reach in order to realize Nirvana. One must understand that issue of suffering and why it arises. The only way to stop suffering is to know how it starts it and why it arises.
Rahula then goes on to a little more complicated of an idea. With these basics in mind, he talks about the doctrine of No-self, or Anatman. In the Buddhist tradition , there is not corresponding reality to what we call the self. He argues that humans make a concet of self and soul in order for the protection and safety of him/herself. 'In his ignorance, weakness, fear and desire, man needs these two things (soul and self) to console himself. He clings to them deeply and frantically ' (Rahula, 51). Buddhism says that this idea of a soul and the thing called self is realy empty and false. This idea may seem a little strange to the outsider trying to learn Buddhism, but for such a complicated topic, Rahula does a good job in relaying that idea to the person reading, and most likely making the person think.
After describing the doctrine of Anatman, Rahula goes on to explain some common meditational practices and practical applications of Buddhism. In order to reach Nirvana one must meditate to be enlightened by these Buddhist ideas, as meditation serves as a path to reach Nirvana. Finally, Rahula concludes the book with discussions about modern Buddhism and the way in which Buddhism has shaped the realm of religion particularly inthe Asian countries.
The chapter on No-self, or Anatman, is a really well presented topic. Rahula gets to the very core of a person by hitting on things that are the root of almost every human's psyche. He uses such word as ignorance, weakness, fear, and desire to reach the depths of the human mind. he also says that humans are clinging to the things deeply and frantically. These words are very attacking and will hit most people at soft spot. That is, that statement would offend most people because there is an inner striving within humans to be strong and self-sufficient. If a reader new to the tradition reads this and doesn't think anything good about it, then there is something wrong. The worlds may seem harsh, but this is Rahula's way of getting at the core of the human psyche. He does a good job at making people really think about the topic and making it really sink in. It is very useful method in conveying a topic that can be quite difficult.
It is very difficult to try to explain to a person without any background a new religious tradition within the confines of a 100-page book. However, Rahula does a job that makes it easier for the reader. He starts out with the basic frame of mind the basic beliefs. From there he goes on to tell things are more complex. By explaining the general attitude of mind and worldview of the Buddhist thinker, these more complex ideas can be better understood. He then goes on to explain the goal and practical implications of Buddhism in the modern world. The basic foundation is laid and then slowly the reader works his/her way up a stepladder of ideas until one can grab the general idea of Buddhism. The way he writes the Anatman chapter in particular is good for a new reader to understand the concept. His choice of words and phrasing reaches to the depths of the human, which is the goal when you are trying to explain a religious tradition with words.


Insights by Stanford Business › Are You Ready for the Talent Crunch?
Hiring isn't easy. Employers might get hundreds — sometimes thousands — of resumes for a single open position and still, somehow, hire the wrong person. Companies working in emerging fields like artificial intelligence or robotics have far more job openings than talented people to fill them. There's been a shortage of software engineers and health care workers for more than a decade.
As America's aging population of Baby Boomers exits the workforce and is replaced by automation software, the country will likely see a shift toward more health care and social assistance-related jobs over the next eight years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says. Of the 15 fastest-growing jobs in America, eight require an associate's degree or less, and most are in a health care-related field.
Companies that take the long view prepare for their future hiring needs by investing in workforce development programs, which help develop a pipeline of talent that the company can tap into.
Talk to stakeholders inside your company about future hiring needs and where they're having the hardest time finding an adequate number of candidates. Many large companies run workforce development programs designed specifically to attract female candidates, people of color, and candidates with nontraditional backgrounds. Specific industries, like healthcare, create workforce development programs to respond to an ongoing talent crunch. Once you've identified the need, assign measurable goals to the program to gauge its effectiveness over time.
Van Ton-Quinlivan built workforce development programs as an executive at Pacific Gas & Electric, and today helps companies design their own programs as the Vice Chancellor for Workforce and Economic Development for California's community college system.
A 1995 Stanford MBA graduate, Ton-Quinlivan recently sat down with Insights to share her thoughts on why workforce development programs work, their biggest challenges, and what the future will likely hold for hiring in the post-automation world.
What is workforce development, and what does a functioning workforce development program look like in action?
The key to a workforce development program is that a company is able to find the right people with the right skills at the right time. With people, it's a combination of quality, capabilities, and diversity. The greatest struggle is that without some proactive work to develop that workforce pipeline, it's a bit of guesswork whether you're going to get the right people with the right skills at the right time.
We've seen a number of occasions where the talent supply and talent demand were completely off. We saw it with engineers in Silicon Valley; then we saw it with nursing, where we were importing nurses from other countries because we had such a shortfall. We'll continue to have these big moments of crisis if we aren't more proactive about building these talent pools.
Is there a workforce development program that you think works particularly well?
I was part of the PG&E PowerPathway model, which was recognized nationally for its industry best practices. Not only did it single-handedly change out the diversity composition of the frontline workforce for PG&E, it also put talent to its best use.
For example, we were able to bring in recently [returning] veterans. By doing a workforce development program, we got them ready to more effectively compete for jobs at PG&E. Instead of earning $30,000 or $40,000 per year, they began in careers that started at $60,000 to $80,000 and had the potential to break $200,000 within their career.
For some, it may have been a long time since they had taken a timed test, or they had to freshen up their math skills or spatial reasoning. Or there was a gap in a certain subset of knowledge they needed to fill in. That's where community colleges kicked in and were able to design custom training to close that gap in knowledge or skills.
Part of setting up the workforce development pipeline is that you have to challenge existing practices. There was not a shortage of candidates at PG&E, but they tended to be friends of friends, or family members of existing employees, which challenges our [desire for a] diverse pool of candidates.
What we needed to do was look at where the pool was coming from and create a wave of nontraditional and diverse communities. We did a much more comprehensive job by working with partners in the community to do the outreach, awareness, and screening. Then it was the role of the education institutions to close the gap in terms of skills training.
So there's a screening component, a training component, and, as employers, our role was to articulate what we wanted in terms of knowledge, skills, and abilities. We all did what we did best.
What do you wish employers would do more of in this area?
The generation that's exiting the workforce is the most educated generation in American history. After them, it's a much lower rate of education, and our K-12 population is shrinking. With the graying and exiting of the Baby Boomers and the shrinking of K-12, what we're going to find is that talent becomes a basis of competition [between companies].
Employers are increasingly finding themselves in the 'post and pray' mode, rather than having confidence that there's a sufficient pool of quality, diverse candidates that they can recruit from.
Treat your talent development as part of your supply chain strategy. Education institutions are part of that supply chain. They're not good mind readers, especially given how fast the rate of business is changing. Keeping up with the speed of business is going to take much more communication between employers and education institutions, to help education keep pace with business better.
What's the greatest misconception today about hiring and workforce development?
There's a lot of need for jobs that require a bachelor's degree or more, but there's an equally large need, especially in California, for middle-skilled jobs, which require more than a high school diploma, but less than a baccalaureate degree.
These are your emergency medical technicians, first responders, people who check you into the hospital and take your stats, handle your records and the machinery and equipment within the hospital. Employers have neglected to put a lot of public attention [on these types of job opportunities], so they're not being produced with the level of precision and quantity that's needed.
Automation and artificial intelligence are both widely expected to eliminate millions of jobs within the next decade. Manufacturing plants are increasingly being automated, self-driving cars and trucks threaten to reduce the number of professional drivers, and artificial intelligence and natural language software could replace some service jobs, like call center workers. How are workforce development programs planning for the post-automated workforce?
That was the big difference between the most recent recession and the one prior to it. According to Anthony Carnevale, the foremost economist on the workforce, what normally happens in a recession is when you reduce the number of people in the workforce, your productivity levels go down. And when you rehire, your productivity goes up. That's the usual equation.
In the most recent recession, productivity became decoupled from the number of workers, so while the number of workers went down, because of technology, productivity stayed the same or actually went up.
As the job market rebounds, the jobs are different now, because they have huge technology elements to them or are being reshaped by technology. Take truck drivers. On the horizon, UPS is developing fleets of self-driving trucks, and they're coming a lot faster than we think. Or consider waitresses. You see this in airports now — instead of having waiters and waitresses inside restaurants, you now have maybe one or two people behind the counter and the rest of us are placing orders on iPads.
The big challenge we have as a country is that we haven't built out the social infrastructure, where there's a constant sequence of skilling, reskilling, and upskilling. The challenge for us is figuring out how to set up the systems so that the on-ramp and off-ramp to training, employment, and reskilling is more fluid, rather than just early [in high school and college] and once in a lifetime.
It's evolving, because the shelf life of skills is now shorter. It's going to be a challenge for all of us.
When you graduated from Stanford Graduate School of Business, did you think you'd eventually be working in education policy?
I've always had a love of education. Back when I was at Stanford, I did a dual degree — Master of Education Policy — along with the MBA. I went to the private sector and worked in high tech and telecom and found myself, in my downtime, reading a lot of articles about education policy rather than technology magazines.
One day it occurred to me that this is really my avocation, and I started to think about how to begin combining my avocation and my vocation together. It was a bit of a journey to figure that out. I started with some volunteering, some pro bono work, serving on boards, really serving where I could have the greatest impact.
Over 10 years ago, I realized community colleges are the places where the [diverse] workforce could come from.
For readers who might be running or starting their own workforce development program, what would your advice be?
There's a bit of art in timing these programs. It's an issue of what I would call the hose versus the hydrant. Jobs tend to drip out one or two at a time, but workforce programming is measured in cohorts. You need at least 15, 20, or 25 positions in order for it to be worth the effort, based on the economics.
In order to make the investment of time, you have to listen to where the workforce pain is, where it's so painful to hire that your [recruiters are] giving up.
At PG&E, we created a program to generate more energy-efficiency engineering applicants. Our company couldn't find them — it was just too much work for one company to do alone, so we partnered with other companies.
This is an important point: With the talent supply chain, employers compete with one another for talent. We can compete for talent at the end of the process, but if we don't come together to help develop a talent pool, we're going to get a talent puddle.
This program required employers coming together and bringing our collective resources, because the content was so state-of-the-art at the time that each of these companies needed to bring guest lecturers in order to fill up the class.
At the end of the day, we were all so relieved that now there was actually a pool of people to recruit from. It was way too much work for any one company. Developing a workforce pipeline is not necessarily an individual sport; it really is a team sport.