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Faith and Freedom Rally demands end to COVID-19 restrictions
by: Stassy Olmos
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Nearly 200 people gathered on their lunch breaks at the Legislative Plaza downtown Monday demanding an end to COVID-19 regulations, such as mask mandates and shutdowns.
"We have closed down the greatest economy on the planet because of fear, and the bible said that God's not given us a spirit of fear but of love and power and of a sound mind," preached Mt. Juliet Pastor Greg Locke of Global Vision Bible Church leading the rally.
Locke spoke on the belief that the COVID-19 pandemic was politically charged and not supported by actual science.
"Open the schools, open the churches, open the businesses!" Locke told the crowd as they cheered, "There is no reason to destroy the middle class so we can get to a place where we are more dependent upon the government."
Most protesters said they were upset with Nashville Mayor Cooper's 'Rule of 8' which went into effect Monday mandating gathering be 8 people or less.
"That strictly goes against the first amendment that says we have the right to peaceably assemble," said Protester Amanda Schwarzntraub.
"I peaceably disagree that someone could tell you have no right to have over a certain limit of people in your home. It sounds like Soviet Russia at its climax to me," Protester Maria Macias said.
"As soon as the government starts telling someone that they can't exercise their constitutional rights, it's time to push back," added Chase Matheson.
When asked what his message would be for Mayor Cooper, Locke told the media, "I would tell Mayor Cooper that he needs to allow people to figure life out for themselves, if people fear the virus, they need to stay home. But for the rest of us that want to go to church, that want to go to school, that want to open our businesses, let us do that, because that's freedom that's America."
The organizers of the rally said the police did show up at the event and talk with them, but they did not receive any fines.
Stay with News 2 for continuing coverage of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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by Alex Denis / Jan 18, 2021
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A more contagious strain of COVID-19 could sweep through the country and become the dominate variant of the virus by March, according to a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"We're in the top three, four, five states in the country as regards to new cases everyday," says Vanderbilt University Medical Center Infectious Disease Expert Dr. William Schaffner.
It's not an ideal spot to be in, he says, especially when a new and more transmissible strain of SARS-CoV-2 known as B.1.1.7 spreads through the country.
"It's going to drive more people into the hospital. And when that happens, we'll get an increase in deaths again," says Dr. Schaffner.
Hospitals already struggle to adequately staff personnel needed to treat current COVID-19 patients. ICU capacity for the state consistently sits in single digits. A more contagious strain, leading the charge, could be devastating.
We asked Dr. Schaffner if our hospitals could handle that.
"Only with great difficulty can our hospitals be able to handle that," Schaffner responds. "We're already stretched here in Nashville, in Middle Tennessee, and throughout our state."
There is no evidence the B.1.1.7 strain causes more severe symptoms and current vaccines seem to work against the variant.
"Let's stay tuned, because that could change in the future," warns Dr. Schaffner.
Just as it took time to learn about SARS-CoV-2, doctors need time to learn about the mutation. But what both the CDC and Dr. Schaffner do know is increased mask wearing is a must, and speeding up vaccinations is the best defense in slowing the spread.
"I don't think any of us have been satisfied with how quickly the vaccine roll out took place. We have to be more determined. We have to have clinics that are open longer and on the weekends. And we need a steady predictable supply of vaccine."
He urges Tennesseans to do their part and continue to social distance in the final stretch of the pandemic.
As of January 18, 14 states have reported cases of the variant. The CDC believes B.1.1.7 is more widespread than reported.
by Erica Francis / Jan 18, 2021
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Getting people back to work amid a shaky economy is no easy task.
David Irwin, Director of Communications for PeopleReady and TrueBlue helps people find work for a living. He says during these unprecedented times, we have to rethink the job approach and that includes looking for temporary work.


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Mayor walks the walk for charity
Plea from Cheshire East civic leader to take part in event for campaigns
Michael GreenExecutive editor Cheshire weeklies
Cheshire East mayor Dorothy Flude wants people to walk the walk
Cheshire East mayor Dorothy Flude has renewed her appeal for local people to put their best foot forward to raise money for two charities close to her heart.
Cllr Flude is supporting Blind Veterans UK and the NSPCC Rainbow House in Crewe during her mayoral year.
And she is urging people to take part in Walk the Walk, a 3.5-mile trip across Crewe.
The event takes place on April 13 and, as well as raising money for the mayor's good causes, it also aims to raise awareness of walking as a healthy way of making short journeys and embraces the Smarter Ways to Travel programme.
Smarter Ways to Travel is being funded in Crewe by the Department for Transport's local sustainable transport fund.
It is a key part of the All Change for Crewe regeneration programme which aims to unlock the potential growth of Crewe in a low carbon way, improving air quality and connectivity across the town.
Cllr Flude said: "I think this is a great opportunity for families and friends to walk together and discover alternative ways to travel around the town."
The walk begins and ends in the town centre, close to the bus station.
People cycling to the event will receive free bike security marking by Cheshire police plus Dr Bike health checks and free travel advice.
Under-16s need to be accompanied by an adult. Anyone interested in taking part must register by 5pm on April 8.
Advance registration is £5 per adult, £1 per child/student walker and £10 per family, which includes two adults and two children.
Registration forms are available from Crewe Library, The Municipal Buildings, Delamere House or on the mayor's web pages.
Visit www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/mayor
Network RailJail for Network Rail worker who stole £10k of cable from Crewe depotA Network Rail employee who stole more than £10k of copper cable from a Crewe rail depot has been jailed for one year following a British Transport Police investigation. Brendan Moloney, aged 36, of Thornton Road, Manchester, pleaded guilty to theft from the Network Rail depot at Carillion in Gresty Road, and was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment.

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Q: Python Multiprocessing apply_async Only Using One Process This is my code:
import multiprocessing
import time
import os

def worker():
    print str(os.getpid()) + " is going to sleep..."
    time.sleep(1)
    print str(os.getpid()) + " woke up!"
    return

if __name__ == "__main__":
    pool = multiprocessing.Pool(processes = 8)
    for _ in range(5):
        pool.apply_async(worker())

And my output:
23173 is going to sleep...
23173 woke up!
23173 is going to sleep...
23173 woke up!
23173 is going to sleep...
23173 woke up!
23173 is going to sleep...
23173 woke up!
23173 is going to sleep...
23173 woke up!

This output appears sequentially and obviously all the outputs have the same id. What I'm expecting to see is 5 separate processes alerting they that are going to sleep and then waking up at similar times.
Why is this not happening? I have done a lot of research on stackoverflow and other sites and it seems like everyone is assured that this should have the "worker" callable applied across multiple processes, but it appears not to be.

A: You are calling the worker function, so the current process executes that code and then the result of worker (i.e. None) is passed to apply_asynch which does nothing.
Change it to pool.apply_asynch(worker) in this way the function worker is passed to the subprocess which executes it.

To be dead clear, the problem is the difference between this:
>>> def worker():
...     print('Hi there!')
...
>>> def f(func):
...     print('Received', func)
...     func()
...
>>> f(worker())
Hi there!
Received None
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "<stdin>", line 3, in f
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable

And this:
>>> f(worker)
Received <function worker at 0x7f5cd546f048>
Hi there!

Note that the former has the wrong order of lines and produces a TypeError.
Unfortunately Pool.apply_asynch silences exceptions by default. You can handle errors passing in extra arguments though.

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Beverly Hills star,Jason Priestley opens up about being harassed by Harvey Weinstein
Updated Dec 18, 2017 | 10:46 IST | Shruti Rhode
Seems like the entire industry is turning their back to the Hollywood Mogul.
It seems like a dark cloud over the Harvey Weinstein case. From Hollywood heroines coming out to speak about the grave injustice that they were subjected to in the hands of Harvey is incorrigible. With celebrities like Meryl Streep, Judi Dench, Jennifer Lawrence, Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Winslet have raised sexual allegations against the actor. Although no leading hero other than George Clooney has spoken on the matter, shortly after the controversy became a global debate, Harvey was fired from The Weinstein Company after him harassing women for nearly three decades. We hear that Jason Priestley punched the Hollywood mogul out of anger.
Also Read: After Salma Hayek's accusations, Harvey Weinstein responds to being called a monster
The Beverly Hills actor recollected the incident that took place in 1995 at the Golden Globes Party. Taking to his Twitter account, the actor wrote, "Harvey told me I had to leave... I was leaving when he grabbed me by the arm and said 'What are you doing?' I said 'You told me leave, I'm leaving'. Then he said 'I didn't say you had to leave' and I replied that he 'just told me to leave...right over there."
If that wasn't enough the Harvey apparently tried to grope the star. He added that he was grabbed tightly and Harvey said, "Why don't we go outside and talk about this." Stunned by Harvey's gesture, Jason said, "I'm not going anywhere with you,' I said as I pushed him back and punched Weinstein with the right hand to his face. Suddenly, there were security guards pulling us apart and I was escorted out of the party."
Priestley's revelation comes after actress Tara Strong suggested Weinstein might have tried to derail Priestley's career following the fight, in the same way Weinstein had done to actresses Mira Sorvino and Ashley Judd.
Also Read: Harvey Weinstein is my monster too, says Salma Hayek
A few days ago, Salma Hayek raised a hue against the Hollywood Mogul. The actress has gone on to describe the mogul as a 'monster.' Writing in New York Times, Salma stated that Harvey told the actress that, "I will kill you, don't think I can't."
It all began when the 51-year-old actress worked with him to tell the story of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. She wrote, "I don't think he hated anything more than the word "no." The absurdity of his demands went from getting a furious call in the middle of the night asking me to fire my agent for a fight he was having with him about a different movie with a different client to physically dragging me out of the opening gala of the Venice Film Festival, which was in honor of "Frida," so I could hang out at his private party with him and some women I thought were models but I was told later were high-priced prostitutes," she wrote.
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Monday arrives, you have overslept, the tire has a puncture, the bus is missing. You forgot your sandwiches and left your money at home. That buzz from Sunday turns into a niggle. You decide you need to do a 'reality check' – but the wrong one. It's very easy to forget that we are to take the promise and our encounter with God into our everyday life and allow it to change us and slowly permeate things. The thing is that these things take time, and although we have the same amount of time in a day as God, we never seem to have enough, and the things that God showed, stirred us with and promised, takes so very long. Why does God always seem to take so long, to come through at the last minute?
God doesn't leave things until the last minute, He leaves it until the right, precise moment.
The answer is that God doesn't leave it until the last minute, He leaves it until the right, precise moment. With you, anytime will do, but with God, in His infinite love, patience, kindness and wisdom everything has its proper moment and place. Confidence in that wonderful attribute of God changes your perspective on time. He is a loving God and He just asks two things of you; that you wait and that you wait. Your Father knows – knows that you have need and He's not ignoring you.
We forget too, in our 'charismatic' life with God shifting things and stuff, realigning everything and pumping up the anointing level, that things take time. The prophets of old were not having revelations, dreams and visions as much as some of our people do, not even Elijah! We read Mark's Gospel in just over an hour and then expect everything in it to happen to us, here and now! It will come, but patience and endurance will help you significantly. Wait patiently for the Lord. You will be tempted to rush off, maybe even do silly things like Saul did to speed things up. (1 Sam 13:8), maybe to give up and question what the Lord placed in your heart.
The evil one will be in the dark shadows motioning to you, 'tapping the watch', he will never encourage you to be patient and to look to the Lord. You are not wasting your time using your time to wait on Him.


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The National Poultry Project, located in the Qassim region, is a major economic landmark at the local and regional levels. The project, 25 km north of Buraidah, is one of the world's largest poultry production and production projects. It is one of the brightest signs of the Saudi economy with unique facilities and technology, the latest of its kind in the field. The project is characterized by the inclusion of its various units within one geographical area, including all the sections of the productive project and the other sections of the various houses, mosques, restaurants, roads, water networks, electricity and communication networks, making it an integrated village in the heart of Qassim.
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Heteroschizomus is a genus of hubbardiid short-tailed whipscorpions, first described by Jon Mark Rowland in 1973.

Species
, the World Schizomida Catalog accepts the following four species:

 Heteroschizomus goodnightorum Rowland, 1973 – Mexico
 Heteroschizomus kekchi Monjaraz-Ruedas, Prendini & Francke, 2019 – Guatemala
 Heteroschizomus orthoplax (Rowland, 1973) – Mexico
 Heteroschizomus silvino (Rowland & Reddell, 1977) – Guatemala

References

Schizomida genera

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Q: How to setup DHCPD on two interfaces (Angstrom) I have an embedded system running Angstrom just fine. This platform has multiple uses, one of which is to act as a home router, so it has wireless and wired network interfaces, which work correctly. I'm trying to configure DHCPD so that each interfaces hands out IP addresses from the same range, for instance 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.100, and I can't figure this out. Everything works fine if the interfaces handle different subnets, but when both interfaces are on the same subnet, things don't work. I've seen conflicting answers out there about whether this is even possible - but all home routers do this exact scenario, so there must be a way. I don't have my config files right now - will post them later. So I'm looking for advice if this is even possible. Tnanks!
Update: here's the script that worked - thanks Bill
# route all packets between all interfaces
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 172.16.0.0/16 -d 172.16.0.0/16 -j ACCEPT
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 172.16.0.0/16 -j MASQUERADE

# set the MAC address

ifconfig eth0 0 0.0.0.0
ifconfig eth0 down
ip link set eth0 address 00:80:44:0F:06:C7

# setup the bridge

brctl addbr br0
brctl stp br0 off
brctl addif br0 eth0

# hostapd sets up the wireless before it is added to bridge
  hostapd -B /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf
  brctl addif br0 wlan0
  ifconfig wlan0 up
  ifconfig wlan0 0 0.0.0.0

  ifconfig eth0 up
  ifconfig br0 172.16.10.247 netmask 255.255.0.0 up
  route add default gw 172.16.1.1 br0

A: If you look at the hardware for a home router you will find that all the ports exist on the same interface.   On my OpenWRT system the WLAN interface is identified by using a different VLAN for it.
Handing out addresses from the same pool between Wifi and the ports is done by bridging the interfaces.  Addresses are then handed out to devices connected to the bridge.  Without the bridge there are two separate devices which require different ranges.
As your device appears to have separate interfaces for each port create a bridge containing all the ports connected to the same network.  Provide DHCP services to the bridge rather than the interfaces.


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Barton Creek is a census-designated place (CDP) in Travis County, Texas, United States. As of the 2010 census, the CDP population was 3,077. Barton Creek is ranked second in Texas based on per capita income. As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 1,589 people, 707 households, and 509 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 296.4 people per square mile (114.5/km2). There were 754 housing units at an average density of 140.6/sq mi (54.3/km2). The racial makeup of the CDP was 93.20% White, 2.39% African American, 0.19% Native American, 2.77% Asian, 0.06% Pacific Islander, 0.50% from other races, and 0.88% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 3.71% of the population. There were 707 households, out of which 22.1% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 67.6% were married couples living together, 3.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 28.0% were non-families. 22.3% of all households were made up of individuals, and 1.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.25 and the average family size was 2.63. In the CDP, the population was spread out, with 17.6% under the age of 18, 4.3% from 18 to 24, 29.5% from 25 to 44, 40.1% from 45 to 64, and 8.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 44 years. For every 100 females, there were 100.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 101.7 males. The median income for a household in the CDP was $158,623, and the median income for a family was $172,909. Males had a median income of $100,000 versus $44,716 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $110,504. About 1.3% of families and 3.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including none of those under the age of eighteen or sixty-five or over.
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McDonald's Gives a New Car—And Golden Arches—to Family Whose Autistic Son…
The franchisees of a McDonald's restaurant in Florida decided to bring an extraordinary amount of holiday cheer to one particular family in the community.
The family's autistic son, now 15 years old, has been drawing the golden arches prolifically ever since he was a young child.
Tim and Tracy Johnstone first became acquainted with Devon in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael's destruction of the Panama City McDonald's building where they worked.
Tiffany Winters, Devon's mother, had taken to social media in the hopes that someone could salvage the iconic "golden arches" from the wreckage of the hurricane so that she could gift them to her son.
"When we heard about Devon's story and his love for the golden arches, we knew we had to do something special for him and his family," said McDonald's Owner/Operators Tim and Tracy Johnstone, who own seven restaurants, four of which are in Panama City.
Tim and Tracy Johnstone own seven McDonald's restaurants in total, four of which are located in Panama City.
Not only did they hand over the iconic golden arch signage that was salvaged from the disaster, but they also gave Devon the opportunity to work at his neighborhood McDonald's for a day.
"Our team felt a lot of emotions after Hurricane Michael two years ago, and to be able to turn around that fear and grief when the golden arches came down and make that into a celebration for such a deserving kid makes this really special to us," said Tracy.
"Our team was able to turn around that fear and grief when the golden arches came down and make that into a celebration for such a deserving kid makes this really special to us."
Therefore, they continued to communicate with the teenager and had the intention of making his holiday season exceptionally memorable this year, "exactly like that day."
The owners of the restaurant gave the family members a brand new car as a pleasant surprise on Wednesday.
The family members live forty miles outside of any town. Devon's ability to attend school, as well as any medical or therapy appointments, will be ensured by the car.
The words of Brent Winters, Devon's father, after he heard his daughter's accomplishment: "This is so far above and beyond." "To get a car while we're in such dire straits is going to completely transform our life."
In addition, there were presents for Devon, such as a plethora of artistic materials. You can view a video here that covers the local news.
The Johnstone family expressed their belief that "in a year of tremendous challenges, we're reminded of how an act of kindness can inspire one another."
"It was truly such an honor to watch Devon's face light up when he saw his presents, and to know that we could help him and his family meant everything," Devon's mother said.
"It was genuinely such an honor to see his face light up when he received his gifts."
"You hear about all the bad things that happen in the world. You don't often hear about the positive tales in the news," Brent continued. "Consequently, it's great to be a part of one."
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Home Working Rates For Maidservant In The Chain Stitch Embroidery
Original Language Title: Heimarbeitstarif für Heimarbeiter/innen in der Kettenstichstickerei
412. Ordinance of the Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection at the Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection, with which a home-work tariff for home workers in the derelict embroidery sector is issued
The Federal Office of the Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection is the Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection in accordance with Section 34 (1) of the Home Labour Act 1960, BGBl No. 105/1961, in the version of the Federal Law BGBl. I No 74/2009, authorizing the adoption of homework tariffs at the request of a collectivelycontractable body of workers.
The Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection has issued a decision of 3 December 2012 following the implementation of a senate hearing:
Homework tariff
for home workers in chain stitchstitching
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§ 1. This home work tariff applies:
Spatial: for the province of Vorarlberg.
Factual: for all homework in the field of chain stitchstitching.
Personal: for all clients (middle persons) who employ homeworkers for the work listed under Z 2, and for all homeworkers to which such work orders are issued.
Date of effectiveness and duration of validity
§ 2. In accordance with Section 35 (1) of the Heimarbeitsgesetz (Heimarbeitsgesetz), this home-working tariff will apply to all persons starting from the 1st January 2013 by the home workers (home work) in force and is valid until a repeal or amendment in accordance with § 36 para. 1 Heimarbeitsgesetz 1960.
Tariff provisions
Minimum hourly wage:
For other embroiding work (fixed and burning), the minimum hourly wage is € 6.52.
Embroidery work orders with three or more colors, respectively Embroidery materials are awarded a surcharge of 10%.
Embroidery orders, in which the sewing (manual work) of at least five threads is provided, is awarded a surcharge of 10%.
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Microsoft working on a smartwatch according to new patent
By Darren Allan
Apple's iWatch is becoming more strongly rumored as the months pass, but Microsoft could also enter the smartwatch arena -- we've previously heard plenty of speculation on this front, and now a patent for such a watch has been spotted.
The watch has fitness and health capabilities -- heart rate monitoring and all the usual gubbins such as calories burned -- and there's a twist to the design whereby the watch body can be detached from the strap, and then used with other hardware. For example, it could be docked with other fitness-related devices to share data.
Patent Bolt, which spotted the patent, notes that a separate docking station could be produced by Redmond, which the user will be able to mount the detached watch body in to charge it, and possibly for use as an alarm clock. Magnets will apparently be used to make sure any connections are secure.
The patent also shows that aside from fitness, Microsoft's device could boast a music player, messaging service and possibly some form of phone capability (along with the aforementioned alarm clock functionality).
As to whether this device will ever manifest itself, that's a guessing game at this point. However, if Microsoft isn't far down the road with it, and Redmond's effort arrives after the rumored iWatch -- the iPad and Surface scenario springs immediately to mind.
Also, the key to a smartwatch in terms of gaining mass market appeal is to achieve a stylish design, and move away from the somewhat chunky and geeky look of the likes of Samsung's Gear range. And who would you trust to produce a stylish, desirable gadget -- Apple or Microsoft?
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WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by MizB at Should be Reading. Anyone can play along!
The Law of Moses by Amy Harmon (you can see my teaser for this book here) - I am halfway through this book and I am really enjoying it.
This past week, I finished a couple of books: Goldfinch by Donna Tartt and The Chocolate Heart (Amour et Chocolat) by Laura Florand. I have posted reviews of both of those books. You can see my review of Goldfinch here and my review of The Chocolate Heart here. It was a good week because both of those books were really good.
I hope you enjoy the Namesake! I adored it.
Thanks! I just started The Namesake today. So far, it has piqued my interest. I will post a review when I am done!
Thanks Shannon! I just finished The Law of Moses and it was amazing. I will post my review later this week. I should be starting Every Ugly Word next week. I have heard so many good things about it!


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Study at the University of Chester
The University of Chester is the fifth oldest higher education establishment in England, with only the universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Durham and London outdating it. It was opened in 1839 as a Church of England training college by a group of local Anglicans, including future British prime minister William Gladstone. This made it the first dedicated teacher training college in the United Kingdom. The institution gained full university status in 2005 and now offers much more than educational training, with over 400-course combinations in a wide variety of subjects available. There are 19,000 students attending the university and 1,880 staff working there.
In addition to the historic Parkgate Road Campus, there are four further sites in Chester. These include Thornton Science Park, which is the home of the UK's first new faculty of science and engineering in two decades. The university also has facilities in Warrington, Shrewsbury and Reaseheath.
Students: 14,900 (2018/19)
Intl. Student Ratio: 11%
Location: Chester, England
Campus: Five (Parkgate Road Campus, Creative Campus, Queen's Park Campus, Riverside Campus, Warrington Campus)
TEF Ranking: Silver
THE Ranking: 95th in the UK (1001+ in the World)
The University of Chester covers a broad range of subjects at foundation, Undergraduate and Postgraduate level. Find out more about what they offer and why it's great to study at the University of Chester.
Adult Nursing
Business and Digital Marketing
Business Management (Human Resource Management)
Drama and Theatre Studies
Events and Festivals Management
Health and Exercise Science
Law (LLB)
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According to Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021, The University of Chester is ranking at 1001+ in the world.
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Birmingham's main campus is located in the Edgbaston area of the city, The University of Chester now has over 1,700 staff and some 14,900 students, drawn from the United Kingdom, Europe and further afield, particularly from the United States, India, China, Nigeria, Turkey, Uganda, Pakistan, Ghana, Bangladesh, Qatar, Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan, Sri Lanka and Malaysia. Recent developments include the addition of two large accommodation blocks (Grosvenor and Sumner Houses) and a significant expansion of the learning resource centre at the Park gate Road Campus.
The Hand bridge former Western Command Army HQ, in which Winston Churchill held wartime meetings with international politicians, is now the Queen's Park Campus and opened for the academic year 2015/16 as a base for the Faculty of Business and Management, educating the leaders of tomorrow. This followed the launch of Thornton Science Park in 2014/15, hosting the UK's first new Faculty of Science and Engineering in two decades and bringing together teaching and research with business and innovative industry practices on one site.
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The fabrics also make lovely cards, jewellery or to cover gift boxes. If you have any scraps of fabrics, ribbons, trims, or old clothes you'd like to use, then please bring them along. Small colourful print patterns work well, as do satins, velvets, lace and brocade to add a touch of luxury. These techniques are perfect for creating a 'memory quilt' or a 'memory cushion' so you could bring along old clothing from your children or another family member. Or Grandma's old household linens?


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Itinéraire de randonnée dans le comté de Grand (Colorado)
Itinéraire de randonnée inscrit au Registre national des lieux historiques dans le parc national de Rocky Mountain
Registre national des lieux historiques dans le comté de Grand (Colorado)
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Don't let your vacation plans ruin your exercise regime…stay on track by implementing good practices while you are away from home.
Your strength and conditioning training shouldn't limit your chances to travel and explore this beautiful Earth! Your training session might very well be used to the four walls of your local gym or home gym but you shouldn't have to be. To avoid becoming reluctant at booking any future vacations due to your training schedule, a little creativity is required to make your very own gym using your vacation surroundings.
Whether it's for a two week getaway with the family or for six months travelling across the world, get the best of both worlds by maintaining your strength and conditioning training whilst on vacation.
Two weeks of vacation generally shouldn't make a difference to your muscle/strength gains, especially if you perform bits of training here and there anyway.
Everyone travels, whether it's for a family vacation, for business, or even for strength and conditioning competitions. Whether you've already booked your vacation (hotel with gym included) or looking for advice on how to travel and maintain your already built-up physique, Lee Moran from Freedom Strength has some great advice below on tweaking your training for your vacation and avoiding the fear of losing that progress you've already made so far.
Taking this approach on board will also help to shake off the stigma that vacations make you gain weight due to all that eating and drinking - as well as lack of exercise. You can get the balance right by enjoying a well-deserved rest from your day-to-day life whilst continuing your training, and then getting back into your training as normal once you return.
When it comes to sprint training on vacation, the beach is a great choice for high intensity training! The natural sand will help to add extra resistance to your sprints and instantly increase the difficulty level.
Start your training session off with an initial warm up of a mile or two of easy running, and then focus on meter intervals for your sprint training. To extend the difficulty (depending on how long you're on vacation for) you might want to take your sprints downhill and uphill, as it's one of the best ways to build muscle.
At your home gym, you'd most likely be using a specialist piece of equipment to perform your dips and push-ups. You'll have to get a bit more creative on vacation though. You can focus on your standard push-ups and adding some weight to your back, such as a book or two, to make it more challenging.
If standard push-ups aren't quite challenging enough though, you can look to decline push-ups, handstand push-ups and clap push-ups for more advanced training.
Pull-ups will be a bit more challenging to continually perform on vacation. However if you're aware of your surroundings and can keep an eye out for a climbing frame in a local park or a strong tree branch, you'll be able to adapt your pull-ups to your surroundings.
Therefore, you might not be able to schedule in your pull-ups as well as your other exercises, but will need to react and carry out your pull-ups training when you can find the right surroundings.
Depending on your vacation location and logistics of your packing and journey, you could also think about taking a portable pull-ups bar that you can easily hook onto a door frame. There's also the option of booking a hotel which comes with its own gym, although where's the fun in that?
Burpees are one of the best drills that you can do for your strength and conditioning training, as they will condition your whole body and help to develop core strength and power.
Taking up the intensity during your training, burpee exercises are great to do on vacation as all you need is a big enough space, your gym gear and that motivation to set you into motion!
Your own bodyweight will provide plenty of resistance during the intervals, and as your burpee training develops, you can add push-ups into the mix as well. If you haven't come across burpees before, they'll instantly change your training.
To perform burpees: Start off in a squat position with your hands placed on the floor, then kick your feet behind you into a push-up position. Return to your feet immediately in the squat position, and then leap up high from the squat position and then repeat.
Recovery time is a crucial process with any strength and conditioning training. There's good news as well as the time you spend relaxing on that sun lounger or enjoying a dip in the pool, can be classed as "recovery time." It's important to make the most of your vacation time and take a day of rest between each training session.
Incorporating recovery time into your strength and conditioning training will help to avoid more work in the long run. Certain factors such as larger muscles requiring more recovery time will vary from person to person. You should also be aware that more training will result in more recovery time.
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Sen. Mike Lee presses Interior nominee Deb Haaland on pending fate of Utah monuments
If confirmed, the New Mexico representative would lead the review of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase.
(Jim Watson | Pool via AP) Rep. Deb Haaland, D-N.M., delivers a gift to Rep. Don Young, R-Alaska, before the start of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources hearing on her nomination to be Interior secretary, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021 on Capitol Hill in Washington.
By Brian Maffly
| Feb. 23, 2021, 3:56 p.m.
| Updated: Feb. 24, 2021, 2:37 p.m.
All Americans should get a say in how national monuments are designated and managed — including those who make a living off the land — Rep. Deb Haaland, President Joe Biden's historic nominee for Interior secretary, said as her Senate confirmation hearing got underway Tuesday.
Her remarks came in response to a question posed by Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, who came to the hearing armed with a letter New Mexico's second-term Democratic congresswoman penned two years ago to the Interior Department in which she questioned the influence the agency gave miners and livestock grazers on its decisions regarding the Beehive State's national monuments.
"Do you think it's appropriate for stakeholders, people who have some sort of economic interest in the land or some sort of connection to the land — like communities where people use those lands for grazing and for other purposes incidental and necessary to their day-to day lives— to be involved in the national monument designation process?" Lee asked at the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee meeting. "Were you saying in that letter that you think that [such] people shouldn't have a role in it?"
Haaland, an enrolled member of the Laguna Pueblo trying to become the first Native American to hold a Cabinet post, responded that "folks on the ground, stakeholders, everyone deserves to have a say."
If confirmed by the Senate, Haaland would lead the review ordered by Biden into restoring the boundaries of southern Utah's Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments that the Trump administration reduced by 2 million acres.
Lee opposed the 2016 Bears Ears designation and championed the subsequent reduction of both Utah monuments. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and other political leaders have called on the Biden administration to pursue a "collaborative" solution to the monument question, preferably involving legislation.
"In Utah, national monuments have become something of a political football, and they're certainly poised to become even more of a political football, one that's tossed back and forth between political parties," Lee said. "Do you think it's helpful when monuments end up bouncing back and forth between presidential administrations? Is that a good thing or a bad thing for the American people and those who live near and are affected by these lands?"
Haaland replied: "It does appear that those things have gone back and forth depending on who's in office."
Lee observed that of the 11.5 million acres of national monument designations over the past 25 years, 3.2 million acres, or 28%, were in Utah, suggesting one state has borne the brunt of some presidents' zeal to prevent full use of public lands.
Lee's queries continued, delivered more in the form of a lecture as he revisited the designations by Democratic presidents of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase, at 1.3 million and 1.9 million acres, respectively. Both were established under a 1906 law that empowers presidents to designate monuments to protect antiquities and other objects of historic and scientific interest.
"That's larger than two Delawares'" Lee said, referring to Biden's home state. "Now, do you think monuments of this size accurately reflect and embody the charge that Congress provided in the Antiquities Act, to the effect that, quote, 'The limits of the parcels shall be confined to the smallest area compatible with the proper care and management of the objects to be protected?'"
Haaland responded by talking up the natural and cultural wonders for which Utah is famous.
"I'm a little jealous that you're from Utah and I'm from New Mexico because I know you have so much beautiful land there and a lot of history," she said. "I've been to Bears Ears and the Pueblo Indians' ancestral homeland is there. And I realize it covers a very wide space."
Lee cut her off, saying he "appreciated" her compliment to Utah.
"But the monument designation doesn't make them more beautiful," he said. "It does tend to make the communities that don't support them impoverished. And that's what concerns me."
The Utah senator's assertion is not supported by various economic analyses, which have found that communities near protected landscapes, including Bears Ears and Grand Staircase, fare better economically. Additionally, the commissions of Grand and San Juan counties are both on record calling on Biden to restore the Bears Ears' boundaries established by President Barack Obama.
A pledge to balance energy and climate change
Over the course of more than two hours of questioning by various senators Tuesday, Haaland pledged to embrace a balanced approach and science in managing the nation's publicly owned lands and natural resources that support the economies of Utah and other Western states.
"There's no question that fossil energy does and will continue to play a major role in America for years to come. I know how important oil and gas revenues are to fund critical services," Haaland told the committee. "But we must also recognize that the energy industry is innovating, and our climate challenge must be addressed. Together, we can work to position our nation and all of its people for success in the future, and I am committed to working cooperatively with all stakeholders, and all of Congress, to strike the right balance going forward."
As a child in a military family, Haaland moved a lot, attending a different school nearly every year. But she always spent summers in her grandparents' village in New Mexico's Laguna Pueblo.
"It was there that I learned about our culture from my grandmother by watching her cook and by participating in traditional feast days and ceremonies," she told senators considering her nomination to serve as Interior secretary. "It was in the cornfields with my grandfather where I learned the importance of water and protecting our resources and where I gained a deep respect for the Earth."
Haaland's grandparents' place was in Mesita, 43 miles west of Albuquerque, part of the district she has represented in Congress since 2019.
Interior oversees the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Reclamation, Bureau of Indian Affairs and other agencies that play important roles in Utah. As Biden's Interior boss, she would play a key part in implementing his climate agenda, which calls for transitioning away from fossil energy to renewable sources and conserving 30% of the nation's lands and waters.
If confirmed, the 60-year-old Haaland, would shepherd a department that oversees 500 million acres of public lands. Interior is also responsible for the welfare of Native Americans, a role that it has mishandled in the past, and oversees 50 million acres held in trust for tribes.
Her nomination is viewed as a historic gesture toward establishing a relationship of trust between the federal government and the nation's 574 Indigenous tribes.
"The historic nature of my confirmation is not lost on me, but I will say that it is not about me," Haaland said. "Rather, I hope this nomination would be an inspiration for Americans — moving forward together as one nation and creating opportunities for all of us."
She faces skeptical Western Republicans
Because of her past opposition to fossil fuel development on public land, however, Haaland's confirmation is far from certain. Republican senators from Western energy states — including Lee, Montana's Steve Daines and Wyoming's John Barrasso, the energy committee's ranking member — have voiced reservations about supporting her, citing her embrace of the proposed Green New Deal.
In his opening remarks, Barrasso said Biden's recent move to "ban" oil and gas leasing on federal lands could cost Wyoming 33,000 jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
"I'm willing to work with Rep. Haaland and the Biden administration to conserve our national parks and our monuments, to uphold our nation's trust responsibilities and to protect multiple use of our public lands," Barrasso said. "But if Rep. Haaland intends to use the Department of Interior to crush the economy of Wyoming and other Western states, then I'm going to oppose the nomination."
In her opening remarks, Haaland sought to assure the committee that she is sensitive to the potential economic impacts Biden's climate policies could have on working Americans and that she would listen to GOP senators' concerns while she implements them.
"I'm not a stranger to the struggles many families across America face today. I've lived most of my adult life paycheck to paycheck," she said. "It's because of these struggles that I fully understand the role Interior must play in the president's plan to build back better; to responsibly manage our natural resources to protect them for future generations — so that we can continue to work, live, hunt, fish and pray among them."
The committee adjourned Tuesday after more than two hours of questioning and will resume its examination of Haaland's nomination Wednesday.
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Readers React
Readers React: Prosecute all responsible for Capitol riots, deaths
Riot police clear the hallway inside the Capitol on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021.
(Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times)
Capitol Police officer dies after attack from Trump supporters.
By U-T Letters
Jan. 8, 2021 6:36 AM PT
Prosecution should await all who rioted
Re "Capitol Police says officer dies after riots" (Jan. 7): The death of an officer from injuries sustained while attempting to protect the Capitol from Donald Trump supporters sent to the Capitol by Trump, Mo Brooks, Donald Trump Jr. and Rudy Giuliani is horrific.
Now, I am not sure of the law is D.C., but in most of the country any death that occurs while in the process of a criminal act, in this case trespassing, vandalism, etc., would result in murder charges being brought against those involved in said crime. Each individual that entered the Capitol illegally should be charged with murder. While Trump and the others did incite and instruct the mob to "Fight Fight Fight" and "Fight like hell" and Giuliani's "Trial by combat" instruction, they weren't actually at the scene of the crime but I think they should still be charged with murder.
Trump's famous quote about shooting someone on 5th Avenue and not losing any support should be tested now that his actions have resulted in the death of a peace officer.
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25th Amendment would be wrong path
The appalling violence at the Capitol Wednesday has caused many, including longtime Trump enablers and apologists, to question the president's fitness to remain in office, and has sparked discussion of the 25th Amendment as a vehicle for his ouster. In my view, the 25th Amendment was not enacted to address the current situation and should not be so used.
The 25th Amendment contemplates fitness in the sense of medical, or some other incapacity, e.g. President Eisenhower's 1955 heart attack. Assuming Trump can be proved guilty of a crime (sedition is attracting peoples' attention now) that would be a political matter subject to congressional oversight. Congress should not seek to hide behind the provisions of the 25th Amendment, but should tackle the difficult work of oversight head on via impeachment.
Joseph S. Carmellino
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American citizens attacking, ransacking and terrorizing members of the House and Senate is an image seared into our memory. All this carnage incited and provoked by President Donald J. Trump. The death toll now stands at five including a San Diego woman and a Capitol Police officer.
The greatest threat to America is now coming from its own citizens. We have indeed entered the darkest moment in our history.
Thomas Glasrud
"President" Trump has finally achieved his desired "number one" status. He is the first sitting president to incite riot, insurrection, and sedition from the Oval Office. His actions and those of his supporters are totally unacceptable, all persons in positions of leadership should stand up and condemn the actions in Washington D.C. January 6th 2021. He wanted to leave a legacy, well he certainly did that yesterday.
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I seek peace and stillness.
Not boring stillness, but one full of life and richness.
Not a withdrawn peace, but one that is involved and passionate.
with "The certainty of uncertainty." – Tulshi Sen.
The fear of the unknown and the uncertain cause me stress.
I hold this tension in my mind and body.
It leaks out all over my life.
In my activities, my productivity, my health and my relationships.
I poison myself and my environment with my fear!
This is why my teacher, Mr. Tulshi Sen says we must work to increase our belief level.
Every day that I believe more I fear less and I relax more.
I can allow my authentic self to surface and hide behind the mask no more.
This is what will bring the peace and stillness I seek.
You my friend always manage to remind me of the things I need to focus upon.
I too would love to be able to put all of my fears behind me, so I can face the world as my true self.
In the micro moments that my belief level is a little deeper and my fear is a little less, I see that my authentic self isn't too shabby 🙂 . And yet I am afraid to let others see it or even allow myself to believe it.
We are definitely on the same path!
Oh and I like your authentic self too!!


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Q: JSON: how to decode to array and use the value I am playing with a payment system around, which uses json. In result the user gets redirected to the checkout page. The PHP response in the end is something like this:
JSON:
{
  "id": 150,
  "full_page_checkout": "https://swipe.lv/client/payment/979ffe8e8e74dfcce30c517aca07a5f848ddf8bf2e079080f8b623a2e59afdd8/full_page/",
  "iframe_checkout": "https://swipe.lv/client/payment/979ffe8e8e74dfcce30c517aca07a5f848ddf8bf2e079080f8b623a2e59afdd8/iframe/",
  "errors": [],
  "timestamp": 1447668000
}

My code lookes like this:
PHP:
session_start();

$name = $_POST['name'];
$email= $_POST['email'];
$tel = $_POST['tel'];
$adress = $_POST['adress'];
$city = $_POST['city'];
$plz = $_POST['plz'];
$how = $_POST['howtext'];
$quantity = $_POST['quantity'];
$dispatch = $_POST['dispatch'];
$payment = $_POST['payment'];
$price = $_POST['pricevalue'];
$comment = $_POST['comment'];

$public_key = '4838026a073b766840dbae4c2c5cbfab';
$private_key = '0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000';
$timestamp = (string)time();

$params = json_encode(array(
        'client' => array('email' => 'email@email.com'),
        'products' => array(
            array(
                'description' => 'Standard Cube',
                'price' => 20.45,
                'quantity' => 1
            ),
        )
    )
);

$authorization_message = $timestamp.' POST /api/v0.5/payments/ '.$params;
$authorization = hash_hmac('sha256', $authorization_message, $private_key);
$authorization_header = $public_key.','.$timestamp.','.$authorization;

$options = array(
    'http' => array(
        'header'  => "Content-type: application/json\r\nAuthorization: ".$authorization_header,
        'method'  => 'POST',
        'content' => $params,
        'ignore_errors' => true
    ),
);
$context = stream_context_create($options);
$result = file_get_contents('https://swipe.lv/api/v0.5/payments/ ', false, $context);
$link = substr($result,37,110);
echo json_encode($link);

To execute the link, I used a solution like this:
$link = substr($result,37,110);
echo json_encode($link);

Since the json changes depending on the values, I can't use the substr function. What I want to do is convert the jason into an array and than echo the value of "full_page_checkout"
How can I achieve this?
EDIT:
By using json_decode and echoing the result, I get just Object : object as result


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Any institution that sets out to meet global standards of Education must start on a powerful foundation of high quality faculty team. GBS, to facilitate high-end management Education has assembled a powerful mix of academicians, industry professionals and luminaries from different walks of life. This coupled with innovative learning models like "Learn & Intern" and "Work & Teach" strives to instill into students an attitude of life-long learning that is critical in this millennium of knowledge capital.
Prof. R.C. Bhattacharya – Vice Chairman
Education: Strategic Thinking & Management – Wharton Business School, USA; MBA -Cranfield University, UK, DMS – Staffordshire University, UK, AIM – Institution of Metallurgists, London
Core Area: Strategic Management, Strategic Marketing, Corporate Governance
An alumnus of the Cranfield Business School, UK; Wharton Business School, US; and North Staffordshire, UK; he was Head of Marketing, Indian Oxygen Ltd. (now BOC India Ltd.). He was also the Senior Vice President – Marketing with one of the Aditya Birla Group Companies. He has been teaching Industrial Marketing, Marketing of Services, Strategic Marketing and other topics on Marketing for many years and offers first-hand experience in Strategic Alliances and Brand Building in Industrial Markets, Corporate Marketing, Relationship Marketing, Loyalty Building etc. in his programmes.
Prof. (Dr.) M.P. Singh – Principal
Education: Ph.D., UGC – NET, MBA (Marketing)
Core Area: Marketing Management, Marketing of Services, Consumer Behaviour, Advertising Management, Customer Relationship Management, Global Marketing
A renowned academician, and distinguished professor, Dr. Singh is well known for his academic-administrative excellence and acumen. He has more than 22 years of academic experience, out of which, for the last 13 years he has worked as an Institutional Head at various institutes of repute in NCR.
Dr. Singh is an advisory board member of institutes of academic excellence, and was a former member of RDC and Board of Studies, Amity University, Rajasthan. He is an authorized research supervisor of various universities, a keynote speaker at various national and international conferences, and also chaired various technical sessions. He has guided twenty-eight M. Phil and eight PhDs, and has headed various R&D cells, Entrepreneurship Cells, and Alumni Cells at various institutes.
He has presented and published more than twenty-one research papers in National/International seminars and conferences. He has also conducted various MDPs and FDPs. Dr. Singh has been awarded Bolt award (Broad Outlook Learner Teachers Award) at the PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry, New Delhi.
Prof. (Dr.) Debaprasad Chattopadhyay
Education: Ph.D. – Academy of Human Resource Development; M.Phil.; PGDBIM (Strategic Human Resource Leadership); B.Sc. – University of Calcutta
Core Area: Performance Management, Strategic HRM, Training & Development
Dr. Debaprasad Chattopadhyay has over 48 years of academic and corporate experience with very successful stints in reputed national and international organizations like Merck & Co, Organon, and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Limited. In addition to being an academician, Prof. Chattopadhyay is a life member of National HRD Network and ISTD and a member of ISABS, NIPM, BMA, and CMA. He is a life member of his alma mater, Don Bosco School Park Circus Alumni Association. Prof Chattopadhyay completed a program on Strategic Human Resource Leadership from National HRD Network and has also attended Human Laboratory Process Course from Indian Society of Applied Behavioral Sciences. Prof. Chattopadhyay has conducted Management Development Programs and Consultancy Assignments across organizations and has to his credit several publications in various journals and presented technical papers at different national and international conferences. Prof. Chattopadhyay has also successfully completed a four-week online program on, "Ethical Leadership by Giving Voice to Values" from Darden Business School, University of Virginia, USA. Recently, he has received the Udai Pareek Memorial Distinguished AHRD Alumni Award for the year 2022, bestowed on him by his alma mater Academy of Human Resource Development (AHRD), Ahmedabad.
Prof. (Dr.) Tanusree Chakraborty
Education: Ph.D. – University of Calcutta; M.Phil. – Burdwan University; M.Sc. (Economics) – University of Calcutta
Core Area: Economics, Operations Research, Research Methodology, Statistics
Dr. Tanusree Chakraborty has completed her Masters and Ph.D. in Economics from the esteemed Calcutta University. With over 12 years of experience in teaching and research, she has led several learning sessions for aspirants, in the field of Economics, Operations Research, Research Methodology, Statistics and Gender & Development. Dr. Chakraborty's repertoire of work includes a number of published books and journals, wherein she has extensively contributed her knowledge about women's economic empowerment in the present day. She has also been actively involved in events, seminars and conference proceedings of international repute.
Prof. (Dr.) Sabyasachi Dasgupta
Education: FPM – MICA; MDHEA – Symbiosis, Pune; MBM (Marketing) – University of Calcutta
Core Area: Branding, Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Gender Studies
Dr. Sabyasachi Dasgupta has commanded prominent positions in several corporate and academic giants for more than 14 years. He has taught at the Florida State University, USA and has also been a visiting researcher in the University. Dr. Dasgupta, apart from presenting research papers in national and international conferences, also has a number of publications including Scopus/ABDC/UGC Care, edited books, number of cases, book chapters and a book under his name. He has also received the distinguished Research Excellence Award 2020. Dr. Dasgupta heads the Research and Publications vertical of Globsyn Research Cell. He is also a scientific committee member of TIIKM – Colombo, a member of American Marketing Association and Calcutta Management Association, and a reviewer in Journal of Brand Management, Journal of Creative Communication and journals published by American Marketing Association.
Prof. Sanjoy Mukerji
Education: BE (Mech) IIT Roorkee; PGDM (IIMB); UGC (NET)
Core Area: Operations Management, Project Management, Supply Chain, Management, Quantitative Techniques
Prof. Sanjoy Mukerji has over 36 years of experience comprising 31 years in Industry and 5 years in Academics. He has been a Full Time Faculty at XIME Bangalore, Institute of Project Management, Vadodara, and Eastern IILM Kolkata in the areas of Operations, Project Management, and Quantitative Techniques. He has worked with reputed companies like Tata Motors, NTPC, BrahMos Aerospace, Kolkata Port, and Jayprakash Associates among others in the areas of Procurement, Project Management, and Operations. He has been a Project Manager of BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missile system, a much-acclaimed project in the Indian Defense Sector. Prof Mukerji has conducted MDP and OBP Programs for Tata Electronics and Neyveli Lignite Corporation.
Prof. (Dr.) Mahuya Basu
Education: Ph.D. – University of Calcutta; MBA (Finance) – Jadavpur University; M.Sc. (Economics) – University of Calcutta
Core Area: Finance, Micro and Macro Economics, Business Research Methodology
Dr. Mahuya Basu did her graduation in Economics from Lady Brabourne college before completing her Ph.D. and M.Sc. from the University of Calcutta, and MBA in Finance from Jadavpur University. With over 20 years of experience in teaching and academic administration; her last stint, in the capacity of a faculty and Head of the Department was at Footwear Design & Development Institute (FDDI), Kolkata. She was earlier associated as a faculty member in ICFAI National College and led several learning sessions for students in the field of Financial management, Economics and Business Research Methods, etc. She has several conference papers and journal publications to her credit, and has co-authored two books. One of her research paper has been awarded as the Third Best Paper from industry and academia in the International Conference of Nirma University; NICOM.
Prof. (Dr.) Rajib Bhattacharya
Education: Ph.D (Kalinga University), M.Phil (The Global Open University), M.A. – Economics (Mahatma Gandhi University), MBA – Finance (Jadavpur University), ACMA (The Institute of Cost Accountants of India), PGDPMIR & PGDMM (Annamalai University), B.Com (University of Calcutta)
Core Area: Cost & Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Quantitative Finance
Dr. Rajib Bhattacharya has over 14 years of experience in middle and senior level positions in various industries including the banking sector. In his academic career extending over 11 years, he has been associated with reputed business schools as faculty member, paper setter and examiner. He had also been a guest faculty at Universitas Pelita Harapan, Jakarta, Indonesia. He has provided corporate training to middle and senior level executives of many MNCs. He has many research papers (including a best-paper award winning paper) to his credit, published in peer-reviewed indexed journals and presented in national & international conferences including some at IITs and IIMs. He is a member of The Institute of Cost Accountants of India, All India Management Association, Operational Research Society of India and Analytics Society of India.
Prof. (Dr.) Kavita Shastri
Education: Ph.D – Kurukshetra University; UGC (NET) Qualified; MBA (HR) – University of Jammu
Core Area: Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Development, Training and Development
Dr. Kavita Shastri has two years of industry experience and around 25 years of teaching experience including academic administration. Ranking second in order of merit in her MBA, Dr. Shastri had the opportunity of teaching at prominent Business Schools of Calcutta. Besides HR specialization papers she also taught soft skills and has written many papers published in peer reviewed journals. Her edited book "Personality at Workplace" was published by ICFAI University Press Hyderabad. Dr. Shastri has written a book on Human Resource Management and another on Organizational Behavior too. In her last stint as Registrar of a College affiliated to University of Calcutta she also mentored students and conducted MDPs/Consultancy assignments in addition to routine teaching and administrative
Prof. (Dr.) Swapna Datta Khan
Education: PhD (Marketing Management) – University of Pune, MPhil (Management) – Madurai Kamaraj University, MSc (Applied Mathematics) – University of Roorkee (now Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee), MStat (Statistical Quality Control & Operations Research) – Indian Statistical Institute
Core Area: Marketing Management, Services Marketing, Quantitative Methods, Business Research, Operations Research
Prof. (Dr.) Swapna Datta Khan has been passionate about teaching and grooming young management professionals since more than 16 years. She has taught various courses related to Decision Sciences and Marketing Management at the Army Institute of Management, Kolkata. Prior to that she has been a Faculty at ICFAI National College, Nashik. She has had a research experience of over 14 years, with publications in international journals and presentations at international conferences, besides having edited a research journal, been resource person at conferences and reviewer of research papers. She has qualified the UGC NET Lecturership in Mathematics. She has also served in the Indian Army as a part of the 1st course of non-medical lady officers.
Prof. Manas Chakravarty
Education: MBA – IISWBM, MBA
Core Area: Human Resource, Industrial Relations, General Management
Prof. Chakravarty moved to academics for over 17 years now following a distinguished career of 25 years in the industry culminating in leadership roles. Prior to joining the faculty team at Globsyn Business School, he has been Associate Dean at ICFAI, Hyderabad and Dean at United World School of Business, Ahmedabad. In addition to administrative and professorial responsibilities, Prof. Chakravarty has delivered executive learning programs at leading corporate houses across the country and has been the program director of national and international conferences. Apart from academic writing, he also has a blog page in the Economic Times. Persuasive and articulate, Prof. Chakravarty enjoys working with individuals and groups engaged in intellectual pursuit.
Prof. Kaushik Ghosh
Education: MBA – Sikkim Manipal University; PGDCA
Core Area: Data Analytics, Data Mining, Machine Learning, Business Process Automation, E Commerce
Prof. Kaushik Ghosh is a Microsoft Certified Professional in various Microsoft Technologies and Process Automation. He has more than 10 years of experience in the software industry and 10 years in Academics. Prof. Ghosh has completed his PGDCA from NIIT and received his MBA from Sikkim Manipal University. He is an empanelled trainer at IBM, Tech Mahindra, Wipro Technologies, Infosys and many other Corporate. Prof. Ghosh also worked as a consultant in various universities in Dhaka, Bangladesh under the project of Digital Bangladesh funded by World Bank. Prof. Ghosh is specialist in Robotic Process Automation and is the subject matter expert of the relevant course of PGDM program in Globsyn Business School. His areas of expertise also include Python and Excel as robust data analytics and predictive modeling tool.
Prof. Titas RoyChoudhury
Education: Executive PGDM – Globsyn Business School; PGDACS
Core Area: Java, JEE, Android, BigData
Prof. Titas RoyChowdhury has graduated in Mathematics from University of Burdwan and pursued a post-graduate course in Applied Computer Science from CMC Ltd. Prof. RoyChoudhury pursued his management education at Globsyn Business School and has more than 15 years of experience in the software industry. With a vast experience of training in a number of reputed IT training institutes in Kolkata, he has trained nearly 10,000 students from various engineering colleges as well as employees from various IT corporates.
Prof. Shaoli Chakravorty
Education: Master in Business Administration – IISWBM; PGDM – IISWBM; B.Sc. – University of Calcutta
Core Area: General Management Functions and Business Strategy
Prof. Chakravorty has a versatile experience across leading academic institutions and corporates in India. She has gained expertise in areas like Program Management, Operations, Marketing & Promotions among many others while working in multifarious positions. Her leadership qualities along with excellent people mangement abilities has witnessed teams ascending to the next level while driving business performance of organizations.
Prof. Oindrila Roy
Education: M.Phil. in Management from IISWBM, Kolkata; M.Com from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata
Core Area: Organizational Behaviour, Human Resource Management
Prof. Oindrila Roy has completed her M.Phil. in Management from IISWBM, Calcutta, and M. Com from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata. She has been associated with Globsyn Business School for 4 years now prior to which she has gained corporate exposure while working with HDFC Bank. She is very passionate about research and has participated in a number of international and national level conferences on different contemporary issues in the field of OB & HR. Prof. Roy actively participates in conceptualization and implementation of various initiatives to improve the Delivery Mechanism at Globsyn Business School and to enhance the employability of the students.
Prof. Sayani Sen
Education: UGC JRF & NET (Management), WBSET (Management), MBA (Rank holder) – Uttarakhand Technical University, M. Com – University of Calcutta, CA IPCC (I) ICAI
Core Area: Finance, Strategic Management, Business Communication, Soft Skills
Prof. Sayani Sen is a rank holder in MBA (Finance and Marketing) from Uttarakhand Technical University and cleared UGC JRF& NET in Management. She has also completed her M. Com in Accounting & Finance from the prestigious University of Calcutta. Before joining Globsyn Business School, she was working as an Assistant Manager at a reputed bank, and has also held academic positions in other private institutes. She possesses distinguished certificates in Account Management & Sales Force Design – West Virginia University, Behavioural Finance – Duke University, NISM – Mutual fund (V-A). She is presently working on conceptualization of various academic initiatives to improve the delivery mechanism, and emphasizes on a knowledge driven approach with the objective of focusing on capability development.
Prof. Smriti Mishra
Education: PGDM (Marketing) – XISS, Ranchi; BBA (Marketing) – University of Pune
Core Area: Consumer Behavior, Fundamentals of Marketing and Branding
Prof. Smriti Mishra has completed her PGDM in Marketing from XISS, Ranchi, and BBA in Marketing from the University of Pune. Presently, she is pursuing her second master's degree in HRM. Prior to her association with Globsyn Business School, she was teaching for 6 years in various deemed universities. She also had more than 5 years of corporate experience working with ICICI Bank and The Taj Group of Hotels. She is currently writing a research paper in association with a senior professor of XIMB, Bhubaneswar.
Adjunct - Faculty
Prof. Tapan Kumar Gupta
Education: M. Com – University of Calcutta; Fellow Member – Institute of Cost Account of India
Core Area: Finance
Prof. T. K. Gupta is an Honours Graduate from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata and did his Masters in Commerce from University of Calcutta. He is a Senior Fellow member of ICAI since June 1991. Prof. T. K. Gupta has worked as Director (Finance) of Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) for about 9 years, out of sixteen years of his association with the organisation at senior levels including his tenure as FA & CAO of DVC. During this period, he was non-executive Director in the Boards of JV companies of DVC and functioned as Chairman of two of these companies. His illustrious teaching experience of about 15 years includes his association with XLRI, Jamshedpur and various other B-Schools
Prof. Subrata Kar
Education: MBA, AIC, B.Sc
Core Area: Operations Management, Supply Chain Management
Prof. Subrata Kar has close to 40 years of work experience in Operations Management and Total Quality Management field with Eveready Industries Ltd. He has attended a course of 'Lead Assessor' for ISO:9000 organised by CII and Batala, UK.
Prof. Supratim Kundu
Education: PhD/FPM (Marketing) – S.P. Jain institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR), Mumbai; PGP (Analytics) – Purdue University, USA; FDPM – Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad; PGDM – Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies (KIAMS), Harihar; B.Tech – West Bengal University of Technology (WBUT), Kolkata
Core Area: Marketing, Analytics, Quantitative Methods, Research Methodology
Prof. Supratim Kundu has more than 13 years of work experience with the corporate and the academia. Prof. Kundu has worked with organizations like WIPRO, Collabera, Aayuja, TTK Services etc. and has taught at well-known business schools like IMT Hyderabad, KIAMS Harihar and NMIMS Global, Mumbai. A keen researcher Prof. Kundu has extensively published in many reputed journals including ABDC A category ones as well as in international conference proceedings. Mr. Kundu was selected as an ad-hoc reviewer for multiple editions of the Annual Meeting & Conference of the Academy of Management (AOM), New York, USA and the European Academy of Management (EURAM) Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada. Prof. Kundu has participated in various training programs and symposiums at many reputed institutions like IIT Bombay, ISB Hyderabad, IIM Kozhikode, IIM Indore etc.
Visiting - Faculty
Prof. Soma Dutta
Education: Diploma in Labour Law – Madurai Kamraj University; LLB – University of Calcutta
Core Area: Law
Prof. Dutta is a renowned name in management education in India, having an experience of more than fifteen years. She has been associated with many leading business schools of the country as a committed academician.
Prof. Sanjay Kumar Datta
Education: MBA – IISWBM, Executive Programme – IIM Calcutta, B.Sc – Presidency College
Core Area: Marketing
Prof. Sanjay Kumar Datta has an experience of a decade and a half in the academic domain. Apart from GBS, he is presently associated as a visiting faculty with IIT Kharagpore, and a few other esteemed engineering colleges in Kolkata. He has secured 99.99 percentile in CAT eight times in a row since 2010. He also has a rich gamut of experience in the corporate world and has worked as a Vice President of Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals.
Prof. Chandana Ghosh
Education: PGDM – Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management, Mumbai
Core Area: Brand Management, Sales & Distribution, Human Resource Management and Competency Development
Apart from being the Founder & CEO of 4Front Talent Solutions, Prof. Chandana Ghosh has 25 years of experience in the FMCG industry. She has started her career in Brand Management with Lakme. Later, she has played leadership roles in Sales & Marketing domain of various leading corporates. She has set up FMCG Sales Structure under ITC , where she worked as Head Competency Development and HR. Prof. Ghosh has also been a visiting faculty in premier institutes like XLRI, IIMC and JBIMS.
Prof. Tapas Kumar Ghosh
Education: M.Com. – University of Calcutta; Masters in Law (L.L.M) – North Orissa University
Core Area: Business & Industrial Law, Financial Management, Business Economics, Accountancy
Prof. Ghosh has done her M.Com from Calcutta University and completed his Master in Law from North Orissa University. He has been associated with State Bank of India in different supervisory roles for a long time. A long stint as guest faculty at South Indian Bank, IDBI Bank, Allahabad Bank and at various other financial institutions has propelled him as a renowned name in the financial sector. Prof. Ghosh has published several articles and books on different aspects of finance.
Prof. Atanu Ghosh
Education:Post Graduate Diploma in Management from IIM Bangalore followed by a Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering
Core Area: Digital transformation, digital marketing, analytics, e-commerce, blockchain and ERP
Prof. Ghosh has designed and delivered full courses at leading business schools in India and outside including XLRI, IIM Calcutta and IIM Udaipur. He is a consultant and coach to leading corporate and government departments and assists them in formulating their digital transformation, marketing and analytics strategy. Some of the notable clients consulted, coached and trained by Prof. Ghosh are National Police Academy Hyderabad, ABP Group, Asian Paints, ITC, CESC, National Insurance, Emami Group and Department of Tourism, Govt. of West Bengal. He is the promoter, founder and CEO of Bluebeaks Solutions. Before his entrepreneurial stint, Prof. Ghosh was a Director with IBM and, prior to that, a Principal with PwC where he worked extensively in India, USA, UK, SE Asia and China consulting leading Fortune 100 Companies on their SAP and ERP deployment.
Prof. Indranil Chakraborty
Education:Post graduation in English Literature and Diplôme Supérieur en Français
Core Area: French Language and Literature, English Language and Literature, Translation, Interpretation
Prof. Indranil Chakraborty has been primarily associated with the world of academics since 1994. He has taught in IIFT, Loreto College, Jadavpur University, Techno India Colleges, IAM, IIHM, and in a host of other prestigious institutes. Currently he teaches at the Alliance Française du Bengale, IIM Calcutta, and University of Calcutta at the postgraduate level.
Prof. Anshu Bery
Education:MBA (Gold Medalist) IIPM; B.Sc. (University Topper) – Delhi University
Core Area: Communicative English, Soft Skills, Employability Skills
Prof. Anshu Bery has completed her MBA in Human Resource Management from IIPM. She has an experience of both academia and industry in the education sector. As a faculty, she has experience to teach Human Resource Management, Soft Skills, Business Communication and Business English at various leading educational institutions in the country. Her rich experience at eminent corporate houses, over the years, has enriched her industry acumen. Her portfolio includes Education Policy Design and Development including Conceptualization, Implementation and Impact of Literacy Programs pan India, as a Deputy Director – Programs, Rotary India Literacy Mission.
Prof. Sangita Bhattacharya
Education: MA in English Literature; PGCTE and PGDTE in English and Foreign Language University, Hyderabad
Core Area: Business Communication, Softskills, Accent Neutralization and Motivation
Prof. Sangita Bhattacharya is a specialized language trainer, a DiSC certified Leadership Coach and a Soft Skill Expert working extensively with Banking, IT, Hospitality, Telecommunication, and Pharmaceutical Industries for a holistic development of their employees globally. As a Resource Person of Oxford University Press she conducts workshops for school teachers in the Indian Subcontinent. Prof. Bhattacharya is also a transformation coach who works with individuals and groups to help them achieve their professional and personal goals.
Prof. Kaustav Majumdar
Education: Advanced degree in Leadership, Strategy & Social Psychology, London Business School; Computer Science degree from the University of Southampton, UK
Core Area: Digital Marketing, Customer Service Entrepreneurship including Mindset, Understanding Business Models, Digital Platforms & Networks, Communication & Behavior, and Interview Skills
Prof. Kaustav Majumdar has an advanced degree in Leadership, Strategy & Social Psychology from the London Business School and a Computer Science degree from the University of Southampton, UK. He has 26 years of experience and a long list of professional achievements tagged to his name including one in Psychometrics from the University of Cambridge. Prof. Majumdar has an enriching repertoire of academic experience at the crème de la crème of educational bodies across the country.


One part anime, one part bullet hell, a dash of weirdness... and mix for a truly unusual concoction.
When you think of bullet hell shooters, usually some sort of air or spacecraft blasting it out come to mind, not anime chicks taking down small, cherubic characters and other characters more their size as bosses. Nonetheless that's the name of the game in Azure Reflections, an off-the-beaten path take on the genre that also happens to shift from the traditional vertical orientation to the horizontal. While it may not be a long-lasting experience, it is certainly an intense one and to be successful you'll need to come to terms with its unique systems.
The first thing you should absolutely do if you pick this game up is check out the Tutorial, as the bullet absorption and break system are critical to your success against bosses and they take some getting used to. While for the majority of the stages you'll be shooting at enemies coming from either side, there'll be tougher enemies and the bosses who you can weaken with your normal bullets but not take down entirely. That's where the break system comes in, requiring that you take down their shields to a low level, try to get within striking distance, turn on your absorbing shield, and rack up the hits to add to your counter-attack power.
It may take a few attempts to really get the hang of how best to use this tactic, along with carefully conserved cards that clear the screen and smaller bursts you can use to knock out bullets immediately around you. It's something quite different, it's challenging, and it's all a bit bonkers. If you're successful, you'll be able to unlock two additional characters past the one you start with, and playing through with each changes up the gameplay quite a bit. You can purchase additional accessories that enhance specific powers as well, which encourages repeat play.
In terms of issues, probably the biggest one I have is that since the game is so colorful it can get very difficult to make out what's shooting you, their fire, rewards from fallen enemies you want to grab, and the often dynamic backgrounds behind the action itself. It can be very easy to miss incoming fire with this visual cacophony in front of you and that can lead to frustration. Compounding that is the fact that at times when you recover from being hit and stunned you're still stuck in a mass of bullets, ensuring you'll just take multiple hits in the same sequence and get knocked out entirely. While these issues don't necessarily cripple the experience they do make it hard in places for the wrong reasons.
If you're a big fan of crazy shooters, and especially if you appreciate anime art and funky humor to boot, Azure Reflections may not be the best out there but it very much stands out as unique without question. Rather than go the path of merely imitating one of the other popular series it brings a few ideas of its own to the table and that's always refreshing. Just be ready to get visually assaulted along the way, it's one of the most colorful shooters I've ever seen.


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Top 7 Famous American Lawyers with Notable Political Background
By Clara Lincy | Infographics | 0 Comments
An attorney or a lawyer in the US is a legal practitioner with the license to prosecute and defend actions at the court of law from the client's side in a legal battle. According to the statistics of 2018, there are over 1.34 million lawyers in the US; the number increased from 1.1 million in 2017.
Since the establishment of the American judiciary system, there have been many lawyers with notable contributions and marks left for the later generation to cherish and be proud of. Here is a list of all those famous US lawyers including some who have left us and others who are doing their best even years after across various fields of life.
From 2009 to 2017, served as the 44th US President from 2009 to 2017.
Born : 4 August, 1961
Birthplace: Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Studied in Harvard Law School in 1988
Former editor of the Harvard Law Review
A civil rights attorney.
Worked as an associate at Sidley Austin and Hopkins & Sutter.
He was a lecturer at the University of Chicago Law, teaching constitutional law.
He was one of the lawyers in Buycks-Roberson v. Citibank Federal Savings Bank case.
He surrendered his law license in 2008.
From 1993 to 2001, Clinton served as the 42nd President of America.
Born: 19 August, 1946
Birthplace: Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Got admitted to Yale Law School.
Earned Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree in 1973.
He became a law professor at the University of Arkansas.
Got elected as Arkansan state attorney general.
Worked at the Little Rock law firm for some time.
Clinton's law license was suspended in 2001 which he did not reinstate later.
From 1861 until his assassination, served as the 16th American president.
Born: 12 February, 1809
Birthplace: Hodgenville, Kentucky, United States
He practiced law in Springfield.
He handled every kind of cases including transportation cases during western expansion.
Out of 175 cases for which he appeared, 31 he won at the Illinois Supreme Court.
He fought 51 cases as sole counsel.
The largest case he handled was of the Illinois Central Railroad case.
His legal reputation won him the nickname of 'Honest Abe.'
He was assassinated in 1865.
One of the Founding Fathers of the USA and the first Secretary of the Treasury under George Washington's administration.
Born: 11 January, 1755
Birthplace: Charlestown, Nevis
He self-studied law and passed the oral bar exam.
He started practice in 1782.
Hamilton's clients were British loyalists, wealthy testators, maritime insurance companies, and merchants.
In 1784, he took the Rutgers v. Waddington case landmark that laid the foundation of judicial review system in America.
He was ranked as the most sought-after advisers among all the U.S. president advisors.
He was one of the most prestigious attorneys of the time.
Died on 12 July 1804.
From 1923 to 1929, he served as the 30th US president.
Born: 4 July 1872
Birthplace: Plymouth Notch, Plymouth, Vermont, United States
After graduation, Coolidge went to Northampton to become a lawyer.
He practiced at a local law firm, Hammond & Field, as an apprentice.
In 1897, he became a member of the Massachusetts bar as a country lawyer.
In 1898, he opened his law office in Northampton.
He was a well-reputed attorney working with various banks and businesses.
He practiced mainly commercial law.
He died on 5 January 1933.
Alan Berg
An American Jewish attorney and also a radio talk show host.
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
He was the youngest to pass the Illinois state bar exam at the age of 22.
He practiced law in Chicago.
He quit practice to join rehabilitation treatment for his neuromuscular seizures and alcohol addiction.
He succeeded Laurence Gross as the KGMC-AM talk show host.
On June 18, 1984, he was assassinated.
Bowie Kuhn
An American lawyer and sports administrator.
Born: 28 October 1926
Birthplace: Takoma Park, Maryland, United States
In 1950, he got his law degree from the University of Virginia
He also served in the University of Virginia's editorial board of the law review.
He worked in a law firm, Willkie Farr & Gallagher, at the New York City.
From 1969 to 1984, he was the legal counsel for Major League Baseball owners.
Kuhn was also the adviser and board member for Domino's Pizza.
He died on 15 March 2007.
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This sleepy trio of Christmas mice is safely tucked in bed and waiting for Santa.
Make your own walnut mice ornaments from walnut shells, hazelnuts and little scraps of felt or fabric.
1. Clean out half a walnut shell and test fit a hazelnut to make sure it will sit snugly inside.
2. Glue a loop of gold cord to the inside top of the walnut as a hanger.
3. Cut two ear shapes from scraps of felt, suede or leather for each mouse, refering to our photo for details. Cut a thin tail from the same material. Glue the bottom of the ears inside the top of the walnut shell, in front of the gold cord. Glue the top of the tail inside the center bottom part of the shell.
4. Put a small amount of glue on the back of the hazelnut and set it inside the walnut shell. The top of the hazelnut should fit firmly against the bottom of the ears.
5. Cut a small half circle of felt or fabric as a miniature blankie; tuck the sides and bottom around the hazelnut mouse, working around the tail. Apply a small amount of glue to secure the blanket. If desired, add a small gold star to the side of the blanket.
6. Finally, draw a simple sleeping face on the mouse with black permanent marker. Allow the glue to dry, then hang your Christmas mouse on the Christmas tree.