When choosing a laser facility for your procedures it can be very confusing. There are many factors that should go into your decision.
What type of laser is the facility using?
There are many types of lasers available in the marketplace that are each designed for specific things. Unfortunately, because there are so many choices, some facilities use lasers that were not designed specifically for the treatments that they are offering to the public. It's exceedingly important that the facility has a laser specializing in the procedure that you're having performed.
We have heard several stories from clients about bad experiences, where the facility was using the same laser for tattoo removal as they were using for hair removal. Unfortunately, this misuse of the laser can cause scarring because requirements for hair removal are different than what needs to happen with tattoo removal.
At North Houston Laser Tattoo Removal, we use the latest laser that is designed specifically for tattoo removal and aesthetic skin laser treatments, such as rejuvenation and discoloration (age spots, sun damage, birth marks, etc.) removal. So what the heck does all that mean?
Tattoo laser pulses more intensely with more heat & at 1/1 trillionth of a second pulses. By comparison, a hair removal laser has a longer pulse length (1/1000 of a second) and less heat/intensity. A hair removal laser will heat the tissue for too long of a period of time, causing a high potential for scarring.
Is there a certified laser technician on staff?
North Houston Laser Tattoo Removal has certified laser technicians on staff that are specifically trained on the laser we are using. This expert knowledge and understanding of the physics behind the laser allows our staff to perform their job with professionalism.


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Diverticulitis Symptoms to Watch For
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By Ariela, Facty StaffFact CheckedUpdated: Jan 13, 2021
Diverticulitis develops when pouches in the weakened wall of the colon — diverticulosis, which is not necessarily problematic — become inflamed or infected. Diverticulitis ranges in severity, and, in some cases, can result in complications such as abscesses, bowel obstructions, fistulas, blood loss, and peritonitis.
The symptoms that develop before these complications set in can help patients and doctors identify the condition early enough for proper and effective treatment.
Despite this high incidence of diverticulosis, most people aren't aware of it because they don't present with any symptoms. However, 25 percent of people with diverticulosis will develop acute diverticulitis.
One of the first symptoms to appear may be cramping or pain. Since the left colon is the most common location of the diverticula, pain generally begins at the lower left side of the abdomen.
Fever is an indication that the body has kicked into high gear and is fighting off an infection. In general, abdominal pain accompanied by fever requires a visit to a health professional.
People with diverticular lesions should avoid taking over-the-counter medicines for fever as some of these drugs can promote bleeding and can sometimes delay diagnosis by masking or decreasing the severity of symptoms. Late diagnosis can, in some instances, lead to serious complications.
Diverticulitis may range in severity from a small abscess in one of the diverticula to a substantial infection with obstruction of the bowel.
A blocked digestive system may only allow loose stool to pass, resulting in diarrhea. This symptom is usually indicative of an advanced infection that may require hospitalization.
An obstructed bowel can also lead to constipation when the colon becomes even more inflamed, to the point where no stool can pass through.
In such cases, a doctor will most likely request a computer tomography scan to locate the affected site and the extent of the blockage and evaluate the severity of the inflammation.
Upon confirmation of the diagnosis, he may prescribe medications and a liquid diet until the inflammation decreases. More severe cases can require surgery.
Usually, constipation is accompanied by bloating and gas when fecal matter gets trapped behind the obstruction and begins to form gas, which gets stuck as well.
A change in diet can positively affect those prone to diverticulosis. Increasing intake of fiber-rich whole grains, fruits, and vegetables can keep things running smoothly.
An infection in the colon can cause queasiness — especially when it is severe enough to cause an obstruction.
Someone with diverticulitis may also feel nauseated because of gas, constipation, or inflammation in the colon. Diverticulitis can be challenging to diagnose because many of the symptoms, such as nausea, are shared with Crohn's disease, appendicitis, and peptic ulcer disease.
An obstruction in the bowel can cause severe abdominal pain and nausea to the point of vomiting, which is a sign that it's time to visit the doctor.
While severe intestinal obstruction is rare in diverticulitis, partial obstruction due to intestinal wall edema, or abscess formation, is possible. If the vomit contains fecal matter, the infection has developed lower down the intestinal tract.
Appetite Loss
A loss of appetite often accompanies severe abdominal pain. Obstructed bowel, constipation, and nausea are all symptoms of diverticulitis which may explain lack of hunger and secondary weight loss.
If the infection is so severe that a patient requires hospitalization, he or she will most likely receive fluids, nutrients, and medication via an intravenous drip.
A person who experiences rectal bleeding and severe pain in the lower left abdomen may have diverticulitis. Bleeding occurring anywhere along the upper digestive tract can show up as darker-colored stool.
The stool of a person bleeding from complicated diverticulitis in the lower portion of the colon is instead more likely to appear coated with bright red, undigested blood.
Diverticular bleeding is a common cause of massive lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage requiring emergency care and surgery.
Diverticulitis can also cause blood loss that is not noticeable but can eventually result in serious anemia and related problems.
When the sigmoid colon (the part of the colon closest to the rectum and anus) becomes inflamed due to diverticulitis, it may push up against the bladder, causing an urgent and frequent need to urinate. This can lead to considerable discomfort and can be mistaken for a bladder infection.
A doctor should always be apprised of sudden or lasting changes in urinary habits.
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The one thing from the new Star Wars Holiday Special that should be canon
Feel the Force.
Remember when we didn't care about Rey's parents? Ir her connection to the Skywalker clan? Just five short years ago, the hype for The Force Awakens was partly centered around Finn, not Rey. He was the first person we saw in the first teaser for The Force Awakens and in nearly every poster and image for the movie, Finn brandished the famous blue-bladed Skywalker lightsaber.
Since then, John Boyega's Finn didn't really have the triumphant path those early images seemed to suggest. But, buried in the kitschy clutter of the new Lego Star Wars Holiday Special is a kind of potential redemption for the Star Wars sequels films. If there's anything from the Lego Star Wars Holiday Special that should be translated into actual Star Wars canon it's easily this: Finn needs to become a Jedi. Spoilers ahead.
Just to be clear, there is no reason to believe that anything in the Lego Star Wars Holiday Special should be taken seriously, relative to hardcore Star Wars fan theorizing. Like the rest of the Lego Star Wars stuff, this Holiday Special clearly exists outside of "official" canon, which is why the time-travel plot device and Luke Skywalker chugging a carton of blue milk shouldn't really be things anyone thinks too hard about. This is just all fun and games mostly aimed at children and mildly immature grown-ups, right?
Well, yes. While it's true that the Lego Star Wars Holiday Special scans more like a 47-minute-long commercial for Star Wars toys, it does contain at least one solid concept that could — and should – be translated into a live-action, or, at the very least, non-Lego project. The story of the new Holiday Special mostly revolves around Rey accidentally time traveling throughout Star Wars history, but her motivation to do so is actually the result of her failure to train Finn in the ways of the Force.
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Boyega as Finn in 'The Force Awakens,' with the Skywalker saber. Lucasfilm
Arguably, this development is somewhat radical. While The Rise of Skywalker finally acknowledged that Finn had some latent Force-powers, it stopped short of saying whether or not Finn had Jedi potential. But, in The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special, it's just a given that Rey would devote her free time post-Exegol to training Finn as a Jedi. Throughout the special Rey consults the Jedi texts, and does everything she can to become a better "Jedi Master" to her apprentice, Finn.
Mostly, this is played for laughs within the special itself, but you have to wonder: What if it wasn't? What if future in-canon comic, novel, or regular TV series actually dealt with Jedi-apprentice Finn directly? The results could be a lot more interesting than what we saw in the Lego Star Wars Holiday Special, which, mostly used Finn's Jedi-training as a springboard story to do something zany with Rey. By the end of it, in theory, Rey has learned how to be a better Jedi master, and part of that lesson was that she had to stop focusing on herself and focus on her relationship with Finn.
Remember when we thought this guy was the next Jedi? It could still happen. Lucasfilm
While the new Holiday Special has some Star Wars self-criticism, it seems that the meta-commentary about Rey stealing Finn's spotlight was probably unintended. And yet, it's important. Although Finn did undergo a decent amount of character development from The Force Awakens to The Rise of Skywalker, his story seems incomplete. If John Boyega were ever to return to the role, a live-action mini-series about Finn becoming a Jedi could help to fix that lingering feeling. Star Wars fans don't really have closure with Finn, and the new Holiday Special isn't quite enough to get us feeling better about that.
That said, it seems highly unlikely Boyega would return to play Finn in anything short of a new feature film. In December 2019, the actor made it very clear that "You ain't' going to Disney Plus me!" in reference to the idea of playing Finn for a limited TV series. That said, this was before the COVID. Could Boyega feel differently about the value of streaming TV now? More importantly, could Disney and Lucasfilm see the possibility of a Finn-centric series now?
One of the most interesting aspects of Star Wars canon is something we've never really seen: The process in which someone becomes a Jedi. From Luke to Anakin, to Rey, the hard work of Jedi has (mostly) been glazed over. But, if we got some kind of story about Finn's Jedi Training, all of that could change. If Star Wars really wants to give us a present for the holidays it would simply be that: Let us see Finn become the Jedi he was meant to be.
The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special is streaming on Disney+ now.


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I was happy to see Eki get a win. Devolder's maintaining some good form right now.
This team has some incredible depth.
I've watched Danielson of the past few weeks. I really think we are going to see more of him in the mountain stages of some of the big races this year.
Regarding Ekimov, I read tha Miguel Indurain jokingly told some friends privately that if Ekimov won in the Olympics, he was going to come out of retirement. Raymond Poulidor raced competitively until his early 40s. I think Ekimov is on his way to doing the same.


Former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack says he wants to come back to Iowa and he isn't ruling out another run for political office. Vilsack has served in President Obama's cabinet since January of 2009, as the nation's ag secretary.
Vilsack, who grew up in Pennsylvania, met Christie Bell of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, in college and adopted her hometown as his own after the couple married. Vilsack was elected mayor of Mount Pleasant and won a seat in the state senate before being elected governor in 1998. Vilsack won reelection in 2002, but did not seek a third term, saying eight years was enough. He's not ruling out the idea of putting his name on an Iowa ballot again, though.
Vilsack says he is not interested in continuing to serve as the nation's ag secretary if Hillary Clinton wins the White House in 2016. Teaching at a university would be of interest to Vilsack after his time is done at the U.S.D.A., but Vilsack says he is not interested in becoming the next president of the University of Iowa.
Vilsack made his comments during taping of the "Iowa Press" program that will air this coming Friday night on Iowa Public Television.


You must make reservations at least 5 minutes in advance of the time at El Meson.
Flamenco guitarist Randy Cordero performs every Wednesday night at El Meson. Cordero has studied with such prestigious guitarists as Rene Heredia, Paco Garrigues "El Chatarrero", Chuscales, Jose Luis Rodriguez, Pedro Cuadra and Domingo Rubichi. No cover.
The Havana Room seats up to 28 guests for private dinners and is available Sunday through Thursday. Minimum charge for the private dinner is $1,200.00 which includes food and beverage. A 50% deposit in advance is required for reservation. The deposit is refundable upon cancellation 48 hours prior to the event. Business lunch reservations are also available with no minimum charge required. 20% Gratuity is added to the total. Multi course wine and food pairings are available. Chef Pedro is also a Certified Sommelier and he will be happy to personally consult with you on the menu preparation. Visit our website for more details.
This cozy neighborhood eatery offers classic Spanish and Cuban cuisine in a casual atmosphere. El Meson Restaurant is located in the heart of The Village, a quaint, pedestrian-friendly shopping and dinning district, a short distance away from downtown, the museums and the Medical Center. El Meson features an award winning wine list offering the largest selection of Spanish wine in Texas and a temperature-controlled wine cellar housing vintage wines, all modestly priced. The House Specialty, La Paella del Meson, saffron flavored Valencian rice with poultry, meats and seafood, is offered in a variety of ways and is custom prepared to order. The grill features fresh Prime New York Strip, Rib Chop, Beef Tenderloin and fresh Australian Lamb Chops, served with a roasted red pepper - port reduction sauce.
Everything was excellent - as usual.
Best Frozen Margaritas in Houston, TX !!
Lovely as always. Food was very good. Very nice ambiance.
Service was great and the food wonderful. The scallop & asparagus tapas was perfect as was the steak. We split our entree for a reasonable split fee. The rice and plantain were perfect companions to the steak.
Food and service in a family friendly environment is always guaranteed.
We are frequent diners. We love it. Great wine list. Ask for Jessica to help with your wine selection. We have had everything on the menu and it is all great. Food, service...it's all great and neighborhood atmosphere.
Second time to dine and the food and service was excellent.
Definitely a more relaxed atmosphere. Food is fantastic, but be patient for paella. It takes 40 min to make and the cost is not reflected on the menu. Paella for one person is 30, but you are required to buy 2 servings. I don't get that if I go alone.
Service was great, not as friendly as I'd have liked specially providing more knowledge on their food. It was more of an inconvenience to ask. My friend ordered beer and the beer selection was minimal, but the server didn't provide him with what's available. Again, service needs training on courtesy.
I'd definitely recommend the place. It's amazing. I ordered black paella and nothing from a heavenly meal. The tapas are super small, so expect to order at least 4.
El Meson has a wide variety of tapas plates which are exceptional. Try something outside your usual selections and discover a new favorite. Service and ambiance were also superb.
Love the Restaurant! Have been going for over 20 years! If I had any negative -prices have gotten pretty high for family dinning. Food is really great and owners are awesome.
Fabulous flavor. I would pass on the drinks sangria wasn't good at all and the margarita tasted like a mix. The food though was very good.
We love this restaurant. It's great for larger groups. Great food, great margaritas and a good wine list. One of our favorites in The Village.
Jessica the owner is wonderful. Have her recommend a favorite wine!
Food was amazing. Excellent menu, beautifully prepared from the Tapas to the Paella. Will be back....loved it.
The waitstaff is exceptional. We were well taken care of even on a busy Friday night, with a charming waiter. We had the bacon wrapped dates, the croquettes, and a shrimp tapas. All three were amazing. We had the seafood paella, which was phenomenal. We were not rushed. The noise was only noticeable at one short point during the night. That was more a result of a group erupting into laughter.
Terrific restaurant and service. One of my favorites in Houston!
Celebrated a family birthday this past Saturday. The staff was friendly and accommodating. All of our dishes were satisfying--especially the seafood paella. We will definitely return.
Atmosphere and staff was very friendly. Great food and service.
Lovely neighborhood place popular with locals. The tapas prior to our main course were delicious very fresh and perfectly seasoned. We split the house paella; it was outstanding with fresh seafood and well prepared. A bit pricey but huge portions so plenty of left overs for tomorrow's lunch or dinner.
We always receive great service and delicious food.
El Meson continues to do a great job on traditional Cuban menu favorites. Returning after a year, we found the same quality that we have enjoyed for over 15 years. The prices have risen noticeably since last visit and portions appear a bit larger. The environment is surprisingly quiet compared to other dining possibilities.
Very good wine list, including several available by the glass. The red snapper was great, but the gazpacho and shrimp nachos were only so-so. Pleasant atmosphere and better parking options now that parking meters are in many of the parking areas.
Best Spanish-Cuban food I've had in a long time. Open one in Dallas Texas, please!!
Food was quite good. However, the waiter who took care of us was very poor. It unfortunately ruined the whole dining experience.
Dinner at El Meson feels like family. Excellent food and service with a friendly atmosphere.
Fish meals are outstanding with a choice veggies or outstanding rice and black beans to be topped with tostones.
Very good food - loved the lamb chops and the flan. Solid but not out of the box. Would definitely go again.
We love El Meson! It is my favorite neighborhood gem. I would go twice a week, if my family let me.
It is awesome to even just pop in during the afternoon for a quick bite while in the Village.
It old faithful for 20 years, it's our family favorite.
Food good, although tapas served all at once. Service sparse.


Times have been changing in the trucking industry. The industry average loaded length of haul has been declining for years. When we noticed this trend many years ago, we decided to pay our solo mileage-paid truck drivers more per mile on any load that was 550 miles or less. The extra amount varies based on the length of haul, with shorter loads paying higher amounts. We call it Band Pay. Band Pay is additional compensation added on top of our industry-leading base pay rates. It is paid on loaded miles on loads that you both pick up and deliver. This is one of the many reasons our truck drivers' weekly earnings are so high.


Resource Management, or the ability to manage resources useful for the execution of a project, is one of the skills definitely required in the case of a Project Manager.
It is logic that an organization uses different resources for the execution of a single project. These resources typically include people, equipment, information, materials, time, and money. Most organizations, however, have a limited amount of resources available and, therefore, their allocation planning is essential for their effective management and use.
Project resource management involves not only the implementation of internal and external resources necessary for the delivery of a project, but also their procurement.
Having said this, it is obvious that Resource Management focuses primarily on the use of resources, on monitoring their use and productivity, and on measuring the effectiveness of the resources used.
Resource management also involves the creation of plans and processes that facilitate their management and there are several ways to implement them.
For example, one can create spreadsheets, documents, use project management software or use a combination of these three tools.
The main goal, regardless of the method chosen, will always be to successfully manage all the resources until the end of the project.
Let´s see the steps for a good management of project resources.
Estimating the need for resources, internal as well as external, is one of the first steps in managing project resources.
One of the most common techniques used for resource estimation is the judgment of the experts, ie the estimate made on the basis of the experience acquired in previous projects.
Here every resource is evaluated, from people to machines and even to any physical space, such as an office, which is needed during the project.
It is necessary to focus well and spend sufficient time at this stage; the more complete the list of resources, the more accurate the program will be.
If these details are not deeply investigated, the PM could have serious difficulties in completing the project.
As already mentioned, each project plan must have a separate resource plan that contains various aspects relating to the need, allocation, and use of resources from the beginning to the end of the project.
Just like any other aspect of project management, also when planning resources, you should start with a plan. This will be the basis on which the management process will be built.
In the resource plan, a project manager can create, for example, a hierarchical list of resources needed to complete the project.
Since this is a plan, it is necessary to involve the other members of the project team, too. In fact, some team members may require additional resources.
Planning for development involves setting the start and end dates of all project activities in order to create a final program.
The resource plan, containing the hierarchical distribution of resources, also called Structure Breakdown Structure – RBS, is then combined with the breakdown of project activities. This helps to assign the required resources to each activity more efficiently.
These basic hierarchies should include at least the staff and, preferably, all the resources on which the project budget will be spent, but it is up to the project manager to define which type of hierarchies are relevant for each specific project.
A project manager must ensure that the over-allocation of any resource is avoided.
The over-allocation occurs when a greater amount of work is assigned to a resource that, consequently, will not be able to complete the activity within the normal working hours.
This can lead to overtime, which will consequently affect the budget, or could even block or derail a project.
It is therefore essential that resources are balanced.
Smaller projects generally rely on the organization's internal resources. In more complex projects, however, resources can easily come from the outside.
This implies that the Project Manager should have excellent negotiating skills in order to obtain the necessary organizational resources, both internal and external, at the best cost.
You need to be able to monitor the hourly and daily availability of individual resources, and keep track of their vacations and absences.
In the case of a remote team, it is also important to take into account the time differences, as well as the various global holidays that may differ from the national holiday calendar.
The team's workload is another metric that a project manager needs to monitor closely.
If all the work is done by a few team members, while the others are inactive, resources will need to be redistributed.
In conclusion, resource management is strongly linked to project management planning.
These are different but complementary disciplines. The more resource management is implemented with a holistic approach, the greater the possibility of being able to act in a timely manner in order to keep the project on track and direct it towards success, respecting the pre-established times and budget.
Therefore, it is necessary for a project manager to have the right tools to have information about the resources while the project is in progress.
Using a Gantt chart provides a visual approach to project activities, durations, and dependencies that link one activity to another.
Other project managers could use an Excel spreadsheet or a specific and more reliable project management tool.
In general, when managing the resources of a project, there are several elements to monitor, and this process can become complicated and confusing.
However, with the right tool, it is possible to plan, monitor, and generate reports on resources with great control and precision.


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Pamela Rosenkranz's paintings and sculptures take aim at the empty centers of history, politics, and contemporary culture as a whole. They address the shifting philosophical and scientific meanings of the 'natural' and the 'human' during Anthropocene (the geological epoch marked by the impact of human activities on the ecosystem). Rosenkranz deploys a palette of patented icons—polyethylene water bottles, soft drinks, Ralph Lauren latex paint, Viagra, Ilford photo paper, and ASICS sneakers—and augments them with flesh-toned silicone and acrylic paint. Her insistence on the 'naturalness' of these seemingly unnatural materials is premised on the fact that they were all produced by human activity.
Rosenkranz's newest Healers, are informed by her research into recent advancements in biorobotics, and, in particular, snakebots. While mimicking a 'natural' snake's appearance and behavior, these snakebots are used to perform complex tasks that augment human capabilities. The Healers in turn connect this technological adaptation to the far-reaching symbolism that the serpent embodies, from the world's first writings from the Fertile Crescent, to the "Ouroboros" and the representation of both the beginning and the end of time in ancient Egypt, and the snake's association with healing and medicine via the "Rod of Asclepius" in Greek mythology.
For the Sharjah Biennial 14: Leaving the Echo Chamber, Rosenkranz developed Healer (Sands), a robotic snake that lived in the sun-drenched courtyard of Sharjah's Bait Al Serkal. With Healer (Waters), subsequently presented at the 2019 Okayama Art Summit: If the Snake, where the snake took up residence in a former Japanese sumo ring, Rosenkranz developed a new technologically fabricated snakeskin with shining scales that incorporated transparency and reflection through the layering of polymers. Set in motion by its sidewinding robot body, the skin acts like the surface of a dune, or that of a body of water, scattering rays of light and altering its appearance through its algorithmically programmed movements, activating the adaptive and manifold symbolic meanings of the serpent through its technical incorporation. In so doing, she raises questions about the natural and the real during an epoch that has seen the transformation of innumerable achievements of nature into mechanical copies.
Beginning with her 2017 exhibition at GAMeC in Bergamo, Italy, and continuing with her 2019 exhibition at the Fraumünster-Kreuzgang in Zürich, Switzerland, Rosenkranz has activated the spiritual history of the spaces in which she has shown, creating site-specific installations with her series of Alien Blue Windows based on RGB Blue. While some of her previous works explored the physical, biological and cultural dimension of the color blue, linking the hue of the primordial ocean (which had shaped the evolution of our perception) to the skies that dominate our religious imagery, this new series intensifies the sheer infinity of associations that the color generates. Consisting of backlit imageless screens whose forms correspond to those of the original windows in each space, the works produce an immersive environment that simultaneously invoke the artificiality of blue, which permeates our screens and washes over the Internet, in turn generating a spiritual and sensual experience that transcends the physical qualities of the color.
Evoking her series of "Viagra" paintings, the works that compromise Rosenkranz's Anemine series take their active agent from a substance based on some of the ancient and abundant natural properties found in the Amazon. The molecular structure of chlorocruorin (green blood), which comes from annelids found in the rainforest, was synthesized and turned into a lacteal green distillate which the artist claims to have ingested, producing paintings while under its allegedly perception enhancing influence. Further simulating the substance's intensifying effects, Rosenkranz designed light installations comprised of pure RGB green and blue LEDs that project into the exhibition space in which they are shown, bathing the paintings, packages ordered from Amazon, or large mountains of sand impregnated with the scent of synthetic cat pheromones (which themselves have their own subconscious influence on one's corporeal sense of attraction or repulsion), overwhelming the visual register and dramatically altering one's sense of color.
For Our Product (Venice Biennale, 2015) Rosenkranz fills the architectural container of the Swiss Pavilion with a specially synthesized scent and an animated pool of skin-toned viscous fluid. This 'product' is imbued with chemical compounds both actual and fictitious—Neotene, Selentis, Holeana—that ambiguously invoke the list of ingredients on health drinks as much as the chemical components of their plastic containers. The pavilion melts down and aggregates personal, cultural, and national identifications in an attempt to reach the core illusion of identity as such.
To create her ongoing Sexual Power (Viagra Paintings) series, the artist sheathed the studio in transparent plastic, ingested the eponymous performance-enhancing drug, and painted a series of human-scale aluminum plates with flesh-toned pigment on site. When originally exhibited in 2014, the environment was further suffused by artificial light evocative of sunrise and sunset and synthetic cat pheromones (a common ingredient in commercial perfumes). Here, the artist's chemically mediated anti-expressionist gestures contrast sharply with the mythology of heroism and immediacy associated with other postwar "action painters." Rosenkranz's world is one in which the artist must be reduced to the physical interactions of neurochemical processes.
The 2013 series Because they try to bore holes appropriates unauthorized reproductions of Yves Klein's International Klein Blue (which he claimed had the capacity to cause viewers to transcend material concerns and induce a sensation of boundlessness) for opposite ends: the bubbles which populate Rosenkranz's hand-mounted inkjet prints foreground immanence and material constraint. In contrast to Klein, she undermines the claim that art might transcend its immediate reality; here, the signification of apparent gesturality is reduced to its evolutionary and capitalist conditions of production.
The domestication and commodification of organically occurring entities under capitalism is evoked through the corporate slogans that populate Rosenkranz's work: Fiji's "Untouched by man;" Evian's "The most important body of water is yours;" ASICS's anima sana in corpore sano. Rosenkranz views bottles of water as small bodies of nature, marketed as a health and beauty product that cleanses the human body from the inside out. Eternal youth and the preservation of purity are branded and sold as beauty ideals. She short-circuits this conceit by filling the branded vessels with flesh-toned silicone, a material ordinarily used to smooth the appearance of skin on camera, as though a homogenized solution of one's own body.
Pamela Rosenkranz (b. 1979, Uri, Switzerland) received her MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts, Bern, in 2004, and completed an independent residency at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam in 2012. Her project Our Product was selected to represent Switzerland at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015. Previously, her work was featured in the 55th Venice Biennale, The Encyclopedic Palace, curated by Massimiliano Gioni. Rosenkranz's first solo exhibition in the United States, Because They Try to Bore Holes, took place at Miguel Abreu Gallery in 2012. Other solo and two-person exhibitions include All Chemie, with Sigmar Polke, curated by Bice Curiger (Bechtler Stiftung, Uster, Switzerland, 2022), House of Meme (Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria, 2021), I Wish I Could Cry Blood (Karma International, Zurich, 2021), Healer (Sprüth Magers, London, United Kingdom, 2021), Alien Blue Light (Kreuzgang Fraumünster, Zürich, 2018), Amazon Spirits (Green Blood) (Karma International, 2018), Alien Culture (GAMeC, Bergamo, 2017), She Has No Mouth (Sprüth Magers, Berlin, 2017), Slight Agitation 2/4: Pamela Rosenkranz (Fondazione Prada, Milan, 2017), Anemine (Miguel Abreu Gallery, 2016), My Sexuality (Karma International, 2014), Feeding, Fleeing, Fighting, Reproduction (Kunsthalle Basel, 2012), Untouched by Man (Kunstverein Braunschweig, 2010), No Core (Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva, 2012), Our Sun (Swiss Institute, Venice, 2009), and This Is Not My Color / The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, a two-person show with Nikolas Gambaroff (Swiss Institute, New York, 2011). Recently, her work was included in group exhibitions at MIT List Art Center, Cambridge (2022), ICA Los Angeles (2021), the Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin (2020), Sharjah Biennial 14, United Arab Emirates (2020), the Okayama Art Summit (2019), the 15th Lyon Biennale (2019), Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow (2019), Centre Georges-Pompidou, Paris (2019), the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston (2018), among others.
Rosenkranz's has been selected for the third High Line Plinth commission, and her public sculpture Old Tree will debut in the spring of 2023.
Her work is held in the collections of the Centre Georges-Pompidou, Paris, Louisana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk, Denmark, Kunsthaus Glarus, Kunsthaus Zurich, the Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Aïshti Foundation, Beirut, the Adrastus Collection, Spain, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, among others. In 2016, Rosenkranz was the first recipient of the Paul Boesch Art Prize. A monograph on her work, No Core, was published by JRP|Ringier in 2012, while the catalogue for Our Product was published by Koenig Books and the Fridericianum in 2017. Alien Culture, the catalogue for Rosenkranz's recent exhibitions at GAMeC and the Kreuzgang Fraumünster, was published by Mousse in early 2021.
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To create a hot cereal, add milk to granola cereal and then heat the meal in a microwave. Provides a list of sugar crops that are major sources of various forms of sugar. But the term is now oftenly used to include the pseudocereals (or pseudograins) which are utilized primarily as staple food just like the cereals but they are not grasses. One cup of cereal has up to 18mg of iron which would take care of what one adult woman requires in a day. Provides a list of palms that are potential sources of palm sugar. It is an important staple crop for humans and animals. The asian diet is based on the… Hot Cereal. These popular brands have established themselves by using words such as corn and wheat to sound like a healthier option for the consumer. Common names are arranged alphabetically. But that's all you need… For example, a serving of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal … They are grown primarily for the harvesting of mature grains which are used or processed into staple food and animal feed.They are also processed into various products such as starch, malt, biofuel (alcohol) and sweetener (i.e., high fructose corn syrup). In indica rice, the. 247-258. I Hill Farmers' Practices in No-Till Corn Farming I The Making of a Concrete Rice Paddy I, I Grain Legumes / Pulses I Root Crops and Tuber Crops I Fiber Crops I Sugar Crops I Palms. Examples of pulses or grain legumes that are grown worldwide and top country producers. Crops statistics – concepts, definitions and classifications. Approximately half of the population that eats breakfast at the beginning of the day, choose to eat cereal. Grains (cereal) foods can be broken up into four main groups. Because of their high carbohydrate content, cereals are one of the staple food in many countries: Pulses are just important but consumption is comparatively lower. -Fruity Hoops Corn, or maize, is the highest produced cereal grain in the world with 817 million tons grown. 1976. Sugar alcohols and alternative sweeteners are also distinguished. For example: • Sorghum, Pearl ... Cereals like Sorghum, Millets, Wheat, Maize and Rice are major staple foods of the most population. The, is the plant's true fruit (a type of fruit called caryopsis) and consists of a seed and the sorrounding fruit wall. 4-5. Proper nouns for cereals are the names of cereals, for example Post Raisin Bran, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, or Cheerios. It emphasizes also that the term "cereal crops" should be limited only to those crops that are harvested for dry grain. Breakfast cereal is made from processed grains and often fortified with vitamins and minerals. Examples of cereals Rice in … Porridge is our top choice for a heart healthy breakfast – when it is made with low-fat milk … They include members of the families Amaranthaceae (amaranths), Chenopodiaceae (goosefoot)and Polygoniaceae (smartweed). Another cereal, millet, ranks no. Healthy Milk and Cereal Breakfast Bars. Cereal crops will vary by geographic region and climate, but here is a pretty comprehensive list. The real problem comes when you are trying to live a healthier life and still want to enjoy a bowl of cereal in the mornings. Rice (paddy) ranks third, wheat - 4th, barley - 12th, and sorghum - 30th. Examples of healthy breakfast cereals: To understand what healthier options for breakfast cereal look like, it is important to look past the top selling brands. In many publications and correspondence, they are simply called grains or cereals. Retrieved July 6, 2010 from http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100624144111.htm. 2010. A list of fiber crops which are sources of textile, netting, and cordage fibers grouped by type of fiber. Agriculture's next revolution- perennial grain- within sight. Researches on the development of perennial grains, primarily wheat, are ongoing in several countries. 42 (FAOStat 2014, updated Aug. 18, 2014). Hot Cereals (Instant) Cereal crops are interchangeably called grain crops. , a composite term which refers to monocot plants under the family Poaceae or Gramineae. San Francisco, USA: W.H. All Bran The fruit wall (pericarp) consists of several thin layers of tissues which are fused together and inseparable from the seed coat. A listing of 150 creative cereal names and brands. 2001. Grains include wheat, barley, oat, rye, corn, rice, millet and triticale. ScienceDaily. Washington State University (2010) reported that perennial grains can be available in the next two decades. Reviews fiber crops and the uses, classifications and characteristics of fibers derived from these plants. FAO's definition of cereals also describes these plants as annual plants (including rice, canary grass, buckwheat and triticale) which generally belong to the gramineous family, producing grains that are used for food, feed, seed and production of industrial products like ethanol. The grain, or kernel, of corn (maize) is likewise a caryopsis. The principal pseudograins of the Americas belong to the amaranth and goosefoot families. They are grown primarily for the harvesting of mature grains which are used or processed into staple food and animal feed.They are also processed into various products such as starch, malt, biofuel (alcohol) and sweetener (i.e., high fructose corn syrup). Hill Farmers' Practices in No-Till Corn Farming, Sugar Crops, Sugar Alcohols and Alternative Sweeteners, List of Fiber Crops: Textile and Cordage Fibers. Top selling cereals are positioned at eye level on a grocery shelf, so look to the top or bottom shelves for healthier options. Cereal crops are necessarily grasses, a composite term which refers to monocot plants under the family Poaceae or Gramineae. Looking for breakfast cereal recipes? pp. Although cereals make an important contribution to the diet, they cannot alone support life because they are lacking in vitamins A, D, and C and iodine, for example. Rice and sorghum can be grown as ratoon crops in the tropics. Washington State University. Rice (mainly Oryza sativa) 2. You may wonder whether fortified cereals are healthy, as many boast impressive health claims on their packaging. Glossary of Pulses, Cereals, Spices, Indian Names for Common Food Products Examples of cereals - answers.com. A list of cereal grains includes wheat, corn, barley, rye, millet, oats, rice, sorghum and teff. Cereals with less than 5 g but more than 2 g of fiber per serving are in the medium range. (b) Wheat is the largest staple food crop … -Choc Malt Clusters McCann's. If you have to be addicted to snacks, this is a great one! All-Bran Buds (Kellogg's) All-Bran buds rock the top of this list with the number one ranking! Cereals can be broken down into three different kinds: 1. For example, one can add milk to granola and heat it either on the stovetop or in the microwave. A great … and L.P. Carter. Porridge. Granola and muesli work, too • butter, cut into 1/2" cubes • packed brown sugar (light or dark ok) • AP flour • kosher salt, depending on how much you like that sweet-salty contrast in … Retrieved Aug. 18, 2014 from http://faostat3.fao.org/browse/rankings/commodities_by_regions/E. Some whole grains that are considered pseudo-cereal grains include buckwheat, quinoa and amaranth. UPLB, College, Los Baños, Laguna: SEAMEO SEARCA and UPLB. Lantican, R.M. Common cereal foods include bread, breakfast cereals, rice, and pasta. 2014. As of 2012, the top 5 cereals in the world ranked on the basis of production tonnage are maize (corn), rice (paddy), wheat, barley and sorghum. There's only one ingredient in this cereal: organic whole-grain rolled oats. 556. Believe it or not, even when the first meal of the day comes out of a box, it can offer pretty decent nutrition. Fiber One Cereal, Original Bran, Whole Grain Cereal (16.2 oz) Product Information: It is delicious low … List of Cereal Crops: 1. According to Chapman and Carter (1976), "a cereal is generally defined as a grass grown for its small, edible seed." They also explained that all cereals are angiosperms, monocots, and members of the grass family Gramineae. Wheat, bread wheat (Triticum aestivum) 3. Think "healthy breakfast cereal" is an oxymoron? See also: pseudocereals. As of 2012, the top 5 cereals in the world ranked on the basis of production tonnage are maize (corn), rice (paddy), wheat, barley and sorghum. Cereals supply a variety of nutrients and other food components like phytochemicals. Allrecipes has more than 330 trusted breakfast cereal recipes complete with ratings, reviews and serving tips. It is commonly eaten with milk, yogurt, fruit, or nuts (). FAOSTAT. In rice, the, consists of the brown rice and the enveloping rice hull. It appears, therefore, that in the strict sense cereal crops are, grown as source of mature botanical fruits called, . 2010. 2. This group consists of cereals such as cornflakes, multigrain cheerios and a variety of other cereals that you do not have to cook in order to eat. The different grains can be cooked and eaten whole, ground into flour to make a variety of cereal foods like bread, pasta and noodles, or made into ready-to-eat breakfast cereals. The following cereals have a low content of fiber: Cream of Wheat and Malt-O-Meal: 1 g per cup. Cereals are angiosperms and monocots of the order poales belonging to the family poaceae. Chapman, S.R. Also cereal proteins are … Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes, Product 19, Apple Jacks, Cocoa Crispies, and Smacks: 1 g per cup. But the term is now oftenly used to include the. The brown rice is the plant's true fruit (a type of fruit called caryopsis) and consists of a seed and the sorrounding fruit wall. Kellog's is another example of a fortified cereal brand. You can find popular brand milk and cereal … In rice, the grain consists of the brown rice and the enveloping rice hull. Most General Mills brand cereals are examples of cereals fortified with a variety of vitamins and minerals. The word Cereal refers to the name of Ceres, who was the Roman goddess of agriculture. Specific examples include Cheerios, Kashi Go Lean, All Bran and its variations, Life and the various Shredded Wheat cereals. One serving of this cereal provides about 5 grams of filling protein and is much lower in carbs than many store-bought cereals. Retrieved May 29, 2010 from http://www.fao.org/economic/ess/methodology/methodology-systems/crops-statistics-concepts-definitions-and-classifications/en/. Many cereals are trademarked brands of large companies, such as Kellogg's, General Mills, Malt-O-Meal, Nestlé, Quaker Oats and Post Foods, but similar equivalent products are often sold by other manufacturers and as store brands. Similarly, Lantican (2001) defines cereal or grain crops as agronomic crops belonging to the grass family Gramineae which are utilized as staples; the word "cereal" is derived from the most important grain deity, the Roman Goddess Ceres. See also: Proverbs and Quotes about Cereals. Food and Agriculture Organization (FA0). Grain foods are mostly made from wheat, oats, rice, rye, barley, millet, quinoa and corn. June 27, 2010. Botanically, however, the seed and the grain are not exactly the same despite their interchangeable use. http://www.botgard.ucla.edu/html/botanytextbooks/economicbotany/Amaranthus/index.html, accessed October 20, 2010. The grain, or kernel, of corn (maize) is likewise a caryopsis. Hot cereals can make you feel like a kid again, when … 12 of 30. This is a list of breakfast cereals. Freeman and Co. pp. Cheese Crispies. These cereals provide an excellent means for making use of leftovers. The ideal number? Many cold cereals can also become hot meals. Per 1 cup cereal: 230 cal, 5g fat, 160mg sodium, 44g carb, 8g fiber, 7g added sugar, 6g protein. As whole grains the cereals provide vitamins, carbohydrate, proteins, minerals, fats and oils. Wholegrain cereals and foods can reduce the risk of developing certain diseases, including coronary heart disease, colon cancer, diabetes and diverticular disease. The Science and Practice of Crop Production. Although with similar uses, the pseudocereals or pseudograins are not grasses. The fruit wall (pericarp) consists of several thin layers of tissues which are fused together and inseparable from the seed coat. Durum wheat, macaroni wheat (Triticum durum) 4. These cereals are grown over an area of 98.6 m ha producing 162 m tons. For streusel topping: • cereal with flakes (if it's got dried fruits and nuts, even better!) Food and agricultural commodities production: commodities by regions. Examples: Rice, wheat, corn, barley and maize are all examples of cereals: Dry beans, chickpeas, cowpeas and lentils are all examples of pulses. Family and scientific names are also provided. consists of the lemma, palea, sterile lemmas, and rachilla. -Choc Boulders Stockbyte/Stockbyte/Getty Images. Further, the harvesting of the thin, outer fruit wall or pericarp only becomes necessary because it is inseparable from the inner seed. These crops are also among the top 50 agricultural commodities in the world with maize ranking second next to sugarcane. I … Sorghum is the second most important cereal after maize with 22% of total cereal area. Is a worldwide eaten cereal, produced specially in temperate zones like Asia and Brasil. It is for the uses of their seeds, particularly the starchy endosperm, that cereal crops are cultivated. Many cereals are trademarked brands of large companies, such as Kellogg's, General Mills, Malt-O-Meal, Nestlé, Quaker Oats and Post Foods, but similar equivalent products are often sold by other manufacturers and as store brands. It appears, therefore, that in the strict sense cereal crops are grass plants grown as source of mature botanical fruits called caryopsis. l Search Aid l Terms of Use l Privacy l This Site l About Me l Disclosure l Donate l Contact Us l, Copyright © 2010-19 cropsreview.com All Rights Reserved, Towards a sculpted contour in agriculture, Like other cereals, sorghum is used as staple, Botanically, however, the seed and the grain are not exactly the same despite their interchangeable use. Breakfast cereal is easily one of the simplest and tastiest ways to start your day. Examples of gas causers would be eggplant, beans, broccoli, and sugar stuffed food, like cereals. -Honey Bolts ; Family: Poaceae. Cereal is a popular breakfast food that's often fortified. In addition, although cereals are described as annual plants, some can be perennial. Quaker amazon.com. Pearl Cold Cereals. Cereal crops are interchangeably called grain crops.In many publications and correspondence, they are simply called grains or cereals. What types of crops are there? McCann's Irish Steel Cut Oats BUY NOW. A woman eating 1,800 calories should aim for about 53 grams of whole grains a day, according to the study. This is a list of breakfast cereals. These plants produce dry fruits which are called by various terms such as nutlets, achenes and grains (http://www.botgard.ucla.edu/html/botanytextbooks/economicbotany/Amaranthus/index.html, accessed October 20, 2010). Some common nouns for cereals are oatmeal, corn flakes, or wheat squares. 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Q: how do I shape my graphql backend response? I am querying my graphql backend and need the response to have a flatten shape,
my query:
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    questions {
      edges {
         id
         title
         author: user {
          email
         }
      }
   }
  }
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my response:
    '5d3eafb7889a135ff8cd950c': {
      id: '5d3eafb7889a135ff8cd950c',
      title: 's',
      author: {
        email: 'dggdfgdgfd@gmail.com',
        __typename: 'User'
      },
      __typename: 'Question'
    },

problem is with author, I need as a string instead of an object:
id: '5d3eafb7889a135ff8cd950c',
   title: 's',
   author: 'dggdfgdgfd@gmail.com'  // <===
  `

A: You have two options:
1) After getting the data from the GraphQL server, transform the data as you need to fit your needs.  A Javascript implementation might be:
function flattenGqlResponse (response) {
  return Object.keys(response).map((question) => {
    return {
      id: response[question].id,
      title: response[question].title,
      author: response[question].author.email
      }
    }
  );
}

2) Flatten the structure in your GraphQL Resolver on your GraphQL Server.  Likely, you do not want to pursue this route based on what I see about your schema, unless your User object only has one field, that is email

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SEATTLE, Aug. 5, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Juno Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:JUNO) will announce financial results for the second quarter of 2015 on Wednesday, August 12, 2015 after the close of U.S.-based financial markets. Following the announcement, Juno management will host a conference call and live webcast to provide a business update and discuss financial results beginning at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time (PT)/5:00 p.m. Eastern Time (ET).
Analysts and investors can participate in the conference call by dialing (855) 780-7198 for domestic callers and (631) 485-4870 for international callers, using the conference ID# 4207305.
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Part 3 of the trip Basel 2018.
A half hour outside Basel lies the Vitra Campus. It's part factory, part museum, part showroom. Between there and Basel you can walk the Rehberger Way - a pleasant walk following the countryside and dotted with 24 sculptures.
Be wary visiting Vitra's showroom - you'll end up lusting after far too many things you don't need.
The Rehberger Way made for a lovely afternoon walk. Modernist, brightly coloured, angular. It's a pity they don't credit the artists involved on the website.


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The 5 futures: Proposed Berkshire Mall plans
An aerial view of the Berkshire Mall in Lanesborough in September 2019.
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The Berkshire Mall in Lanesborough is showing signs of lack of use, Tuesday September 10, 2019.
BEN GARVER — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
The mothballed Berkshire Mall in Lanesborough is being considered as an alternative location for court trials because use of existing courtrooms is viewed by court administrators as risky, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
By Larry Parnass, The Berkshire Eagle
The plainly titled "Berkshire Mall: Future Use Study" does more than suggest what-ifs. It fleshes out five possible new uses for the Lanesborough mall, which lost its last retailer this past spring, apart from the independently run Target store.
Here is a look at all five. Each includes a favorability score based on a range of factors, based in part on whether the idea requires rehabilitation of the existing mall, partial demolition of structures, or a full knockdown:
WHAT IT IS: Leave two sections of mall structure to create indoor sports event space with outdoor fields or courts. Add to accessory buildings. The creation of open green space, with tree plantings, would foster stage or festival events. A large parking lot would remain to host a yearly carnival and to protect underground utilities.
HOW REPORT SCORED CONCEPT: Positive
ZONING ISSUES: Could be permitted under current zoning.
COST OF REMOVING OLD MALL STRUCTURES: $25 million
COST OF NEW BUILDING: $75 million
TOTAL (including other costs): $132 million
WHAT IT IS: Create indoor resort facility to tap into Berkshire County's range of recreational activities in colder months. About half of existing mall would be demolished. Former J.C. Penney wing could be rebuilt as a hotel. New dining destinations would be cultivated.
TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY
WHAT IT IS: Interior sections of existing mall would be leveled to create open green space surrounded by several buildings housing training and technology businesses. Stand-alone buildings would allow flexibility in use over the years. Buildings would be linked by covered walkways, fashioning a "campus" feel.
ZONING ISSUES: As laid out, the concept would need a Planning Board special permit as a "retail, service and industrial complex."
COST OF REMOVING OLD MALL STRUCTURES: $88.5 million
COST OF NEW BUILDING: $15.5 million
SENIOR TRANSITIONAL CARE
WHAT IT IS: After full demolition of existing mall, site would be home to an array of housing designed to care for people as they age, from independent living in "cottages" to town houses to full nursing and rehab centers.
HOW REPORT SCORED CONCEPT: Though the idea received positive scores, they were lower than other proposed concepts, mainly due to the fact that the plan makes no use of the current structure. Water and sewer systems would need "significant" upgrades.
ZONING ISSUES: Would require "extensive" rezoning.
COST OF NEW BUILDING: $115 million
GREEN AND AGRICULTURE
WHAT IT IS: Some current mall space would be retrofitted as indoor growing sites or facilities for food processing. Site would also be fitted with greenhouses, solar fields and open space for agricultural use. Ninety percent of the parking lot would be removed. Target could sell locally grown produce, and the site would be promoted through farm tourism.
ZONING ISSUES: No rezoning needed
COST OF NEW BUILDING: $2 million
TOTAL (including other costs): $87 million


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A male motorist suffered injuries that weren't considered life-threatening Tuesday when the car he was driving — which a Shawnee County sheriff's deputy had just tried to pull over for a traffic violation — hit a tree in southeast Topeka, authorities said.
The man's name and age weren't immediately available. He was taken into custody, then taken to a Topeka hospital as a precaution, said sheriff's Deputy Glenn Hawks.
A Shawnee County Emergency Communications Center dispatcher said rescue workers were called at 2:46 p.m. to the crash scene in a yard just north of S.E. 35th Terrace and just west of S.E. Kentucky Ave.
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Below are some MirandaNet Action Research Exemplar Modules accredited at certificate, diploma, masters and doctorate level.
The MirandaNet iCatalyst Academy offers a basic programme in digital technologies that can be mixed and matched. This programme consists of 6 one day courses with a theoretical introduction if required, and 6 one day skills based courses. Each course is standalone and can be modified to suit. Each day course will cover three strands that can be used as the basis for a certificate, a diploma or a Master module if the student has elected to take their studies further.
In the first strand practitioners will critique the literature relating to the module topic and use this to shape their professional perspectives and pedagogical application of digital learning technologies.
Outcome for educators : an understanding of the overview of literature and methods for further investigation if the student wants to convert to Masters' level.
Practitioners will explore the appropriate and available technology for their educational context in the second strand. The relevant technologies will be critically evaluated. An essential and integral set of collaborative technologies used in this strand will be those employed in the digital debates where teachers and experts join in discussion that values the teachers' contribution. The communications technology involves: streamed video; Twitter streams; group videoconferencing; online collaborative concept maps and face-to-face participation. The resources are stored afterwards as a means of developing the professional knowledge base. These events are more democratic than a webinar which tends to involve experts talking to an audience. Generically they are called unconferences. The MirandaNet Fellowship has developed a version of the unconference called a MirandaMod.
Outcome for educators: practical involvement in the processes that are required to implement this innovative mode of collaborative learning that can enrich professional practice.
In the third and final strand practitioners for Masters and Diploma level students will develop an action research plan about applying the selected technologies in their classroom or school system planned to extend over one term. This topic is best chosen in relationship to the school's development plan. If the students elect to take the subject further during the action research period they will critically evaluate the effectiveness of the technologies for teaching and learning and present to the other students who are also doing extensions to an introductory one day course. At appropriate levels the findings will be related to the existing literature. The results can be used in staff training and in OFSTED reports where this is appropriate.
Outcome for educators: practical involvement in applying digital technologies in their workplace in order to produce findings that impact on change management.
(Strand one and strand two could run concurrently in a day course which concludes with a MirandaMod in the late afternoon/early evening. Strand three is designed to be complete in one term).
The demands of the learning environment and the pervasiveness of digital technologies place educational practitioners in a position where they need to understand the value and the challenges of establishing digital credibility – the knowledge, expertise and skills required to advise young people and apply digital technologies in their practice. This one-day course gives teachers the information and tools to build personal and professional learning networks, to understand the value of professional identity and how to promote it. From classroom practitioners to academics, from school leaders to advisers –professionals need the skills and knowledge that allow them to establish, promote and maintain their own digital credibility and value in the educational marketplace. With this practical experience professionals will be supported in transferring this knowledge to learning situations where students need similar support. E-safety will be an element of this course.
Outcome for educators: a broader and more detailed understanding of the ways in which digital identity can be established, protected and exploited for the benefit of the educational establishment.
Develop the knowledge and skills in using tools for collaborative Continuing Professional Development in schools and clusters and building a personal learning networks. Learn how to develop innovative online ways of learning in which students, teachers and experts interact on topics of mutual interest. Collaborate with other teachers in developing e-facilitation skills. Learn how to build Communities of Practice with Web 2.0 technologies and how to store the information in order to develop a professional learning base.
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Social networking: blogging for teachers: blogging as newsletters and community exchange all connect teachers with their colleagues across the word. No longer are classroom wall barriers to collaboration! Explore the ways in which educational games can transform the learning dynamics and outcomes in the classroom and increase student motivation and attainment. Use immersive worlds in education as a way forwards in extending the classroom for learners. Learn how to use elements from the video gaming community in your own teaching and learning, and explore how this will reinforce your learners' digital literacy and digital safety. These are just some of the ways for keeping safe without limiting students' creativity.
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Today a lot of hardware news across the tech industry was announced. Nest had new hardware with Google Assistant built-into their camera's which is interesting to say the least, but what we're talking about in this article is something I've personally wanted for a long time and wondered when someone would make the accessory. This accessory is a battery pack for the Google Home from the company Ninety7!
Now what would be the purpose of this? Well take this use case for an example which happens to be mine. My Google Home is in my kitchen in my apartment but sometimes I want to sit outside on my porch and listen to music with Google Assistant a "Hey Google" away, obviously I don't want to keep moving it back and forth and unplugging and replugging it going from room to room. This is where the LOFT Portable Battery Base comes in at $49 normally but is $39 right now for pre-order it isn't too expensive for what it does, 8 unplugged hours of use and 4 LED lights on the front of LOFT indicate the remaining battery life before needing another charge.
So if you couldn't tell already the battery pack replaces the Google Home's base and makes it a little bit taller and gives it an Echo like look that isn't as clean as stock but hey it's portable! It also comes in 3 colors (Carbon, Snow, Copper).
I've ordered one! It will be here mid October and I'll be giving a review of it then! So stay tuned and if it sparks your fancy then order it here.


CLAREMONT >> City Council members have approved eminent domain as a possible tool to acquire Golden State Water Co.'s assets in the city and appropriated $350,000 to that end.
The unanimous vote occurred Wednesday night at a special meeting in Taylor Hall, 1775 N. Indian Hill Blvd., attended by 340 people with at least 240 more watching online, city officials said.
With the vote, the council directed its staff to prepare all legal documents necessary to pursue acquisition of the system.
Using eminent domain, according to an agenda report, would require the adoption of certain findings by a 4/5 vote from the council at a noticed public hearing and the filing of a lawsuit.
Mayor Opanyi Nasiali said before he voted he was satisfied with the staff analysis.
Councilman Corey Calaycay said citizens were "driving the policy of the city" to acquire the water company's assets in Claremont.
But residents like James Belna were not happy with the possible takeover after listening to the presentation.
"I was struck by how small the savings are on monthly water bills, even in the best-case scenario," Belna told the council.
He suggested that even if "everything goes perfectly" for the city, the difference in residents' water bills would only be a 5 percent to 10 percent savings.
In May, the state Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved a 16 percent rate increase for Golden State Water's customers in the water utility's Region 3, which includes Claremont, Wrightwood, San Dimas and Apple Valley.
Claremont officials and Golden State Water have fought for months after the water utility first requested the PUC approve a rate increase of more than 24 percent for 2013 and additional increases in 2014 and 2015.
Golden State Water declined Claremont's initial offer to purchase its local assets last November for more than $54 million.
An offer from the city of more than $55 million last month was also declined.
City officials said Wednesday night that Claremont pays 54 percent more for water than Pomona, 65 percent more than La Verne and a 182 percent more than Upland. The water company questions those figures.
On Thursday, the water company issued a lengthy response to Wednesday night's meeting.
Denise Kruger, Golden State Water's senior vice president of regulated utilities, said the city is exposing residents to "undue financial risk and harm" by understating the cost of an eminent-domain takeover.
Golden State Water will hold its own meeting for customers from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Nov. 19 at 757 College Way, at the southwest corner of Eighth Street and Dartmouth Avenue, to "engage in a dialogue with customers about how an attempted eminent-domain takeover by the city of Claremont will result in higher water rates, lower service levels and jeopardize other public needs," Kruger said.


Many people associate springtime with renewal and rebirth, but for me the autumnal equinox is equally as important. It is a time to renew our vows to ourselves, and to let go of what doesn't serve us.
Trees actually go through a process called abscission whereby specialized cells stop sending water to the leaves and the tree actually reabsorbs its nutrients. This fortifies the tree for the dark days of winter. Interestingly, the word abscission comes from the same root word as "scissors:" scindere, which means "to cut" or "split." In this way leaves do not just "fall" from the trees, they are released with purpose, cut away rather than blown off by the wind; I think this bears a certain intentionality.
I have found this idea of shedding quite pertinent lately. Sometimes our lives feel so full there doesn't seem to be room for anything else. We have the job, the partner, children, pets, activities, renovations, and social commitments. Sometimes we find ourselves going through the motions. A whole week passes and we ask ourselves, "What did I do for myself this week?" Sometimes we can't answer. Our lives are too full. We make excuses, "I don't have time to [journal, paint, exercise, work on my novel, be in nature], I'm just too busy." As humans, I think we are comfortable being busy. The busy things in our lives are like our leaves: they surround us, keep us feeling warm, useful, and shield us from the scary unknown. This busy work can seem impressive, and keep us looking good on the outside: isn't a lush green tree more beautiful than a bare one? As a tree, taking care of the leaves is our duty. Right?
I find this to be true in life. Shedding what doesn't serve us is always scary. But in order to invite new opportunities, relationships, and challenges into our lives we must clear space for them. New leaves can't grow unless we let the old ones go.
Then, like the tree, we must trust in the universe that spring will come again.
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