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Kellie - Jayne Cox
Solicitor/Mediator
I qualified as a Solicitor in May 2004. My passion for law came from studying law GCSE at school and I was fortunate enough to be taught by a lovely local Magistrate. After school, I would often spend the summer holidays sitting in (where appropriate) and observing hearings at Alton Magistrates' Court and that is where my desire to train as a solicitor began! Little did I know that many years later I would attend that very same Court to represent my own clients.
I went onto train with Dutton Gregory Solicitors in Winchester who continue to be a leading regional firm and I was very lucky to receive great training from a brilliant family Partner of the Firm. I went on to specialise in family law dealing with all aspects of relationship breakdowns for both married and unmarried couples, including financial and children matters. During my career, I have also undertaken a significant amount of work involving vulnerable clients, including high risk victims of domestic abuse and those with learning difficulties.
I am also incredibly passionate about Education law, specifically Special Educational Needs. I can offer support and advice on the Education and Health Care Plan Process, including reviews and appeals against Local Authority decisions or simply offer advice and support for parents who are just starting on their journey and are not sure which way to turn to ensure the best support for their child.
I also work as a Mediator, specialising in family, civil and special educational needs. My mediation skills are reflected in my day to day legal work as I like to approach matters in a manner that will achieve the best outcome for my clients and to reach a resolution wherever possible. I strongly believe in the mediation process which enables parties to reach agreements between themselves without the involvement of the Court. It also encourages positive communications which can be the key to resolution and future working relationships, particularly co-parenting relationships.
I pride myself on being approachable and down to earth and always go the extra mile for my clients. I also strive to deal with matters in a personable and non – inflammatory manner to ensure the best outcomes for the future.
I have worked in and around Alton for the last 15 years, having grown up and schooled here. I live locally in Holybourne with my husband and two young children and in my spare time I enjoy martial arts and fund raising for charities that are close to my heart, including the National Autistic Society, Dogs for Autism and Disability Challengers.
Kellie – Jayne is also a Trustee of Dogs For Autism Charity, which is very close to her heart. She is also on the Board of Governors at Hollywater School which is a local special needs school in Bordon.
About Kellie - Jayne
Contact Kellie: kellie@kjcoxsolicitor.co.uk
Alex Harle
I am a Company/Commercial solicitor. I qualified as a solicitor in March 2001 having undertaken my legal training with Clifford Chance in London, a leading global firm. During my career, of over twenty years, I was also a partner at Bircham Dyson Bell in the Company/Commercial department. Since 2010, I have worked independently, either directly for clients or with virtual firms, such as Lawyers on Demand. Working for myself has provided invaluable insight into the pressures but also the joys of running your own business.
My main areas of specialism are corporate and commercial law, so essentially anything from creation of a company or partnership, through the day-to-day legal requirements, with contracts, joint ventures, shareholders' agreements, use and licensing of intellectual property, including websites, to the sale or winding up of a business.
I have worked for limited companies, general partnerships, LLPs, charities, entrepreneurs, start-ups and global corporations, on entirely UK based matters as well as on cross-border transactions.
I see my role as helping clients achieve their business goals, to their timetable, by providing clear, pragmatic and commercial advice. My focus is on understanding each client's business, their ethos and their aims, to enable them to succeed.
I have lived in Hampshire most of my life and lived in Chawton for over 10 years, where my husband and I did a barn conversion (which took all of that time). I used to play a lot of sport when I was younger and now I run after my four children. In my spare time, I run a small charity called Share a Little Bit to help those suffering from infertility.
Contact Alex:
alex@kjcoxsolicitor.co.uk
Susan Hart
My first undergraduate degree was in psychology which I followed with a Master's degree in Forensic Psychology. For a number of years I lectured at the University of Westminster in forensic psychology and then taught A level psychology at a school in Guildford. My husband and I have a daughter now aged 25. Working in academia allowed me to travel extensively with my husband spending a great deal of time in the Middle East and the USA. My love of law stems from my work and study of forensic psychology and I decided some time later to study law. I completed my GDL and LPC at the University of Law and was thrilled to be a joint winner of the Resolution Family Law prize for my year. It has since been an ambition of mine to train as a Solicitor.
I have personal experience acting as a Power of Attorney and a Trustee helping resolve an extremely complicated estate and therefore understand the importance of ensuring clients affairs are in order and how a sensitive approach is essential.
I currently live and run a small farm in West Sussex which I completely renovated. This is now mostly run using renewable energy. I am passionate about the environment and have turned fallow overfarmed land into meadow and woodland. I have bred Herdwick sheep in the past still keeping a small retired herd (who I call my ladies) and currently give a woodland home to 15 hives where honey is produced for a local business. I support Forage Aid a charity to help farmers in difficult times feed and bed their livestock. One of my other interests is environmental and agricultural law. I understand the difficulties farmers face and the specific issues faced when making a Will passing farms on to future generations.
I am excited undertake my training with the KJ Cox team and look forward to bringing my own life skills and experience to help and support our clients.
About Susan
Contact Susan:
susan@kjcoxsolicitor.co.uk
Emma Sanders
Emma joined KJ Cox Solicitors as an Associate solicitor in November 2021.
Emma has over ten years experience within the Domestic Abuse field as well as a background in supporting clients who have mental health or learning difficulties and who find themselves involved in court proceedings.
Emma is confident when advising clients in regards to a broad range of family matters including pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, divorce, dissolution, financial matters, cohabitation disputes and complex children matters. Emma is committed to finding creative, constructive solutions that are tailor made to meet her client's individual needs.
Emma has a passion for supporting vulnerable clients and she undertakes much of her own advocacy in child contact matters and injunctive proceedings. Emma works with clients to try to settle matters at first hearings. When this is simply not possible Emma will work with her client to ensure that the right Barrister is instructed.
Emma is a member of Resolution, which means she is required to comply with Resolution's Code of Practice in addition to the Solicitors' Code of Conduct. The Resolution Code obliges Emma to work in a manner, which is non-confrontational and constructive, however when needed, Emma is able to take a more robust stance.
Private client law
Emma has a gentle approach with clients and her kindness reassures them that their matters are in safe hands. Emma is empathic while supporting clients to make practical and often difficult decisions about their future wishes.
Emma is able to prepare and execute Change of Name Deeds for both adult and children and specialises in drafting Wills and applying for Probate, Powers of Attorney and Deputyship Orders.
Emma studied Law at the University of Winchester, where she achieved a First Class Honours Degree. Emma then went on to study the Legal Practice Course with a Maters of Laws at the University of Law, Guildford. Emma was awarded a Distinction for her Masters and a Commendation for the LPC.
Aside from training to become a mediator, Emma spends her spare time travelling. She loves to be in the great outdoors and nothing makes her happier than scuba diving in warm waters, skiing down a beautiful mountain or finding a new hiking trail.
Contact Emma:
emma@kjcoxsolicitor.co.uk
Holly Sheldrake
Holly joined the firm in September 2021 as Office Manager. Although she has only recently joined, she has previously worked alongside Kellie-Jayne.
Holly started her legal career in 2003 as a legal secretary. In 2010 she qualified as a Licensed Conveyancer and has successfully run her own conveyancing department.
Having worked in the legal environment for nearly 20 years Holly has gained a wealth of knowledge and experience which is proving to be extremely useful in her role with us as Office Manager.
During her spare time Holly loves baking and is well known for her beautiful cakes!
About Holly
Contact Holly:
holly@kjcoxsolicitor.co.uk
Legal Executive
I have been enrolled onto the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) as an Associate Legal Executive since 2018. My enrolment onto CILEx means that my professional and personal conduct are regulated to ensure that my knowledge of the law, practice and professional performance comply with CILEx Codes of Practice.
I began my journey in law after listening to my sister talk about interesting cases and legal issues that she was studying at the time. From there, I elected to study A-Level law at Alton College where my interest for the law increased further and during study breaks I would often find myself sat in the Alton Magistrates Court observing hearings. On completion of my A-Levels, I went to read Law with Business at the University of Portsmouth which I then followed on with a Masters of Science in Counter Fraud and Counter Corruption studies.
My legal career began in the latter end of 2017, and I have since worked across two law firms in Surrey and Hampshire. This has seen me gain valuable experience in dealing with matters predominantly in Civil Litigation, Debt Collection and Employment. However, I have always been passionate about Family Law stemming from two work experience spells that I received whilst studying at university.
I aim to conduct myself in a manner that is professional, friendly, trust-worthy and helpful. I strongly believe in the power of listening and understanding what it is like to be in my client's circumstances, this helps me to provide the best service I can for each client individually.
In my spare time, I enjoy playing/watching football (an avid fan of Portsmouth F.C.) and spending time with family.
I am very excited to be a part of a great team at KJ Cox and extremely grateful to be able to pursue my passion in working in Family law to help make a difference where it matters the most.
About Bradley
Contact Bradley:
bradley@kjcoxsolicitor.co.uk
Jack Trueman
I left Tomlinscote Sixth Form College with three A levels in IT, Sports Science and Media Studies in 2017.
From there I went straight to work for a local solicitors in the position of Legal Administrator and was there for three years. I provided back up support for the legal team in IT and covered areas such as Wills, Probate, Civil Litigation and Conveyancing. I knew then that I wanted to work in law so when the opportunity arose to come and work for Kellie Jayne Cox Solicitor I decided I wanted to work here to be a Legal Administrator providing support for the Family and Private Client Team. I help with the day to day administration at Kellie Jayne Cox Solicitor, and help keep everything running from an IT perspective.
My hobbies include walking my Shih Tzu x Yorkshire Terrier and my two Miniature Dachshunds over the local woodland area in Frimley.
I am a Brentford FC supporter and go to watch them (Home or Away) whenever I can.
Since the start of Lockdown in 2020, I started to teach myself how to play the guitar, and it has been a passion of mine ever since.
I look forward to expanding my knowledge of law so I can help others in the future.
Contact Jack:
jack@kjcoxsolicitor.co.uk

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What's the best way to pick a lab? How can you manage a large writing project? How do you work the crowd at a cocktail party with confidence and ease? These topics — and many others — are not necessarily covered in a graduate student's coursework. But knowing how to manage time, the best way to negotiate a salary and how to turn a dissertation into a book can be invaluable to a successful education and career.
The UW Graduate School offers a series of Mentor Memos — penned by UW faculty and staff — that cover these topics, and much more. The memos often complement a slate of professional development workshops offered by the Graduate School's Core Programs office throughout the year.
Additionally, the UW's Center for Teaching and Learning provides resources and consultation to help you with your teaching responsibilities.


M Capogrosso*, F Wagner*, J Gandar, EM Moraud, N Wenger, T Milekovic, P Shkorbatova, N Pavlova, P Musienko, E Bezard, J Bloch and G Courtine (2018).
Predicting beta-bursts from local filed potentials to improve closed-loop DBS paradigms in Parkinson's patients.
J Baufreton*, T Milekovic*, Q Li *, S McGuire , EM Moraud, G Porras, S Sun, WK Ko, M Chazalon, S Morin, E Normand, G Fargot, A Milet, J Pype, E Pioli, G Courtine and E Bezard (2018).
Advantages of soft subdural implants for the delivery of electrochemical neuromodulation therapies to the spinal cord.
JM Florez, M Shah, EM Moraud, S Wurth, L Baud, J von Zitzewitz, R Van Den Brand, S Micera, G Courtine and J Paik (2017).
Rehabilitative Soft Exoskeleton for Rodents.
IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, Vol 99.
R Bogacz, EM Moraud, A Abdi, P J Magill and J Baufreton (2016).
Properties of Neurons in External Globus Pallidus Can Support Optimal Action Selection.
PloS Computational Biology, Vol 12.
M Capogrosso*, T Milekovic*, D Borton*, F Wagner‡, EM Moraud‡, JB Mignardot, N Buse, J Gandar, Q Barraud, D Xing, E Rey, S Duis, Y Jianzhong, W Ko, Q Li, P Detemple, T Denison, S Micera, E Bezard, J Bloch and G Courtine (2016).
A brain-spine interface alleviating gait deficits after spinal cord injury in primates.
EM Moraud*, M Capogrosso*, E Formento, N Wenger, J DiGiovanna, G Courtine and S Micera (2016).
Mechanisms underlying the neuromodulation of spinal circuits for correcting gait and balance deficits after spinal cord injury.
N Wenger*, EM Moraud*, J Gandar*, P Musienko, M Capogrosso, L Baud, C le Goff, Q Barraud, N Pavlova, N Dominici, I Minev, L Asboth, A Hirsch, S Duis, J Kreider, A Mortera, O Haverbeck, S Kraus, F Schmitz, J DiGiovanna, R van den Brand, J Bloch, P Detemple, S P Lacour, E Bézard, S Micera and G Courtine (2016).
Spatiotemporal neuromodulation therapies engaging muscle synergies improve motor control after spinal cord injury.
R van den Brand, J Mignardot, J von Zitzewitz, C Le Goff, N Fumeaux, F Wagner, M Capogrosso, EM Moraud, S Micera, B Schurch, A Curt, S Carda, J Bloch and G Courtine (2015).
Neuroprosthetic technologies to augment the impact of neurorehabilitation after spinal cord injury.
Annals of physical and rehabilitation medicine, Vol. 58.
I Minev*, P Musienko*, A Hirsch, Q Barraud, N Wenger, EM Moraud, J Gandar, M Capogrosso, T Milekovic, L Asboth, R Fajardo Torres, N Vachicouras, Q Liu, N Pavlova, S Duis, A Larmagnac, J Voros, S Micera, Z Suo, G Courtine and S P Lacour (2015).
Electronic dura mater for long-term multimodal neural interfaces.
N Wenger*, EM Moraud*, S Raspopovic, M Bonizzato, J DiGiovanna, P Musienko, S Micera and G Courtine (2014).
Closed-loop neuromodulation of spinal sensorimotor circuits controls refined locomotion after complete spinal cord injury.
Science Translational Medicine. Vol. 6.
D Borton, M Bonizzato, J Beauparlant, J DiGiovanna, EM Moraud, N Wenger, P Musienko, IR Minev, SP Lacour, JdR Millan and G Courtine (2014).
Corticospinal neuroprostheses to restore locomotion after spinal cord injury.
EM Moraud*, N Wenger*, J Gandar, J DiGiovanna, P Musienko, G Courtine and S Micera (2013).
A real-time platform to study the modulatory capacity of epidural stimulation after spinal-cord injury.
Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Neural Engineering. San Diego, CA, USA.
R van den Brand, J Heutschi, Q Barraud, J DiGiovanna, K Bartholdi, M Huerlimann, L Friedli, I Vollenweider, EM Moraud, S Duis, N Dominici, S Micera, P Musienko and G Courtine (2012).
Restoring Voluntary Control of Locomotion after Paralyzing Spinal Cord Injury.
EM Moraud and Elisabetta Chicca (2011).
Toward Neuromorphic Odor Tracking: Perspectives for Space Exploration.
EM Moraud and D Martinez (2010).
Effectiveness and robustness of robot infotaxis for searching in dilute conditions.
Frontiers in Neurorobotics Vol. 4.
JG Hale, B Hohl, S-H Hyon, T Matsubara, EM Moraud and G Cheng (2008).
Highly precise dynamics simulation environment for Humanoid Robots.
EM Moraud, E Pirondini, M Castro Jimenez, E Pralong, G Courtine and J Bloch (2018).
Poster: "Motor cortex and subthalamic nucleus dynamics underlying leg motor functions".
EM Moraud, N Wenger, J DiGiovanna, G Courtine and S Micera (2014).
Poster: "Phase-dependent neuromodulation of spinal circuits restores bilateral symmetry and balance after paralysing SCI".
EM Moraud, N Wenger, JK DiGiovanna, P Musienko, M Morari, G Courtine and S Micera (2012).
Poster: "Online optimization of multisite electrical spinal cord stimulation increases consistency of stepping in spinal rats."
Society for Neuroscienc Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, USA.
Oral presentation: "Scent-Tracking by Autonomous Robots: Infotaxis and Beyond".
International Workshop on Dynamical Olfaction, Brighton, UK.
EM Moraud, JG Hale and G Cheng (2008).
Oral presentation: "Contraint-based ground contact handling in humanoid robotics simulation".
IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, Workshop on Contact Models for Manipulation and Locomotion, Pasadena, CA, USA.
Closed-loop control of epidural electrical stimulation to optimise spinal neuroprosthetic systems.
Finalist to the Best Doctoral Dissertation (2015), Swiss Society for Biomedical Engineering.
G Healy, P Wilkins, A F. Smeaton, D Izzo, M Rucinski, C Ampatzis and EM Moraud (2010).
Curiosity Cloning: Neural Modelling for Image Analysis.
Ariadna Final Technical Report (08-8201b), Advanced Concepts Team, European Space Agency.
Statistical Modeling of Multisensory Integration in the context of a prosthetic hand.
D Martinez and EM Moraud (2013).
T Milekovic, M Capogrosso, G Courtine, EM Moraud, F Wagner and J Gandar (2018).
Two-phase calibration of a neuroprosthetic system.
US Patent application No 15340728.
System to deliver adaptive electrical spinal cord stimulation to facilitate and restore locomotion after a neuromotor impairment.
Presenter at the 3rd International workshop on "Design and Engineering", Milan, Italy (Dec. 2018).
Keynote lecture: "Mechanisms of action of electrical stimulation".
European Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, Hands on course (Nov. 2017).


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The German Fulbrighters enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour of Ohio Stadium.
Photo: The Ohio State University
23 German Fulbrighters visit for intensive study of diversity, equity, inclusion
Fulbright Germany chooses college for seminar on culturally responsive teaching
Janet Ciccone
Ohio State News contributor
ciccone.2@osu.edu
"The more we know about others, the less we make up."
This concept, put forward by Ohio State University Distinguished Professor Donna Y. Ford, is at the root of why the College of Education and Human Ecology prioritizes local and global engagement as one of its five foundational pillars.
"When I say others, it could be regarding race, ethnicity or people living in poverty or the reverse, people with high income," Ford said. "We want to miss those stereotypes, those biases and those lies about people we really don't know."
Gaining the benefits of new perspectives is why the German-American Fulbright Commission sent 23 German teachers to Ohio State and the college for 12 days in October for an in-person teacher seminar on equity, diversity and inclusion in the classroom.
The visit followed more than two months of virtual professional development in spring 2021. It was hosted, as was the in-person visit, by the college and the university's offices of Diversity and Inclusion and International Affairs in partnership with Fulbright Germany. Ford's workshop focused on how to create a culturally responsive curriculum.
Ivan Stefano, director of Ohio State's Intercultural English Language Programs and co-director for the seminar, emphasized that it was the college's first hybrid Fulbright offering.
"The online seminar prepared the teachers with the concepts, the issues, the pedagogy," he said. "Now they have seen it in practice and had conversations with some of the university's top scholars in enacting equity, diversity and inclusion in the classroom, in addition to our partner schools in Franklin County."
Teacher participants describe benefits of new perspectives
Stefano and Francis Troyan, associate professor of multilingual language education and co-director for the seminar, said the teachers agreed during the debriefing that the school visits were among the most rewarding aspects of their learning about how to incorporate culturally responsive teaching into the classroom. The teachers visited both public and charter schools.
"We structured the visits using what I would call an immersion model," Troyan said. For instance, on one school visit, "The group that visited the World Language Middle School (a Columbus City School) arrived in the morning, and each (German teacher) was matched with a teacher in their field. They shadowed that teacher for a couple of class periods. Then we met as a group with the principal to talk about the school culture, how parent outreach is facilitated and how every aspect of school culture is nurtured."
At the Arts IMPACT Middle School, also a Columbus City School, Stefano said the principal offered several classrooms for the Fulbrighters to visit.
Leila El Berins, one of the visiting Fulbrighters, teaches grades five through 10 in Heidelberg.
"When I got the invitation, I was fascinated by the topic of diversity and inclusion," she said, "because in my class of 26 students, they are from 12 or 13 countries with many different languages and histories, and they have been in Germany for one year. Others were born in Germany, so there are huge differences."
El Berins had not found any professional development activities as extensive as this seminar, especially ones focused on teacher training. Her interest came, in part, from her own background. Her group visited three middle schools, including the charter Arts and College Preparatory Academy.
"The school visits were amazing for me," she said. "I'm going to talk to my art teacher and say, 'Let's find a way to make everybody feel welcome, to make some bigger projects to include everyone, to find talent.' When kids are good in sports, it's easier to fit in, even if the language is difficult. But with art projects, and music, you might reach a different group of students who might hide."
Ulf Gerdelmann is a teacher at a comprehensive school, grades five through 10, in Wiesbaden near Frankfurt. He said he had never experienced a professional development program in diversity, equity and inclusion with as much variety.
"And I really like that," he said, "because it's made me think about how to deal with LGBTQ questions, with racial questions."
He cited Carlotta Penn's workshop about incorporating multicultural children's literature into the classroom, so students see themselves represented. Penn directs global affairs in the college's Office of Equity, Diversity and Global Engagement.
"I found that (workshop) inspiring," Gerdelmann said. "You have to really look at the individual child and think, 'What do they need? What examples should I use in my teaching?'"
From the practical point of view, he appreciated the workshop by Moira Konrad, associate professor of special education, who presented the Individual Education Program (IEP) process used in American schools. She explainedhow to set goals and described high-leverage practices for teaching students with disabilities.
Guided daily by coordinator Zhenjie Weng, the visitors engaged with additional faculty and staff, both within the college and at Ohio State.
Plans are in the works now for a new group of German teachers in 2024.
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NEW GLASGOW, NS, April 12, 2019 /CNW/ – Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust ("Crombie") (TSX: CRR.UN) will hold its Annual General Meeting of Unitholders on Thursday, May 9, 2019 at Cineplex Cinemas, 612 East River Road, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. (EDT).
Replay will be available by dialing (416) 764-8677 or (888) 390-0541 and entering password 924359 #, until midnight, May 23, 2019, or on Crombie's website for 90 days after the meeting.
Crombie will hold a conference call on Thursday, May 9, 2019 beginning at 12:00 p.m. (EDT) during which senior management will discuss the REIT's financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2019.
A live audio webcast of the conference call will be accessible on the REIT's website at www.crombiereit.com.
Replay will be available by dialing (416) 764-8677 or (888) 390-0541 and entering password 888726 #, until midnight, May 23, 2019, or on the REIT's website for 90 days after the meeting.
Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust ("Crombie") is an unincorporated, open-ended real estate investment trust established under, and governed by, the laws of the Province of Ontario. Crombie is one of the country's leading national retail property landlords with a strategy to own, operate and develop a portfolio of high quality grocery- and drugstore-anchored shopping centres, freestanding stores and mixed use developments primarily in Canada's top urban and suburban markets. More information about Crombie can be found at www.crombiereit.ca.


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Јосип Павлија (Загреб 1893 — Загреб 1969) је био бициклиста у дисциплини друмска вожња. По занимању је био механичар.

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Возио је велике друмске трке као Беч—Брно—Беч (300 км), Око глечера (351 км) и др.
На трци Беч—Грац—Беч (390 км) 1921. стигао је трећи иако је закаснио на старт 7 минута.

Погинуо је на бициклу у загребачком предграђу Кустошији.

Литература
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Рођени 1893.
Умрли 1969.
Југословенски бициклисти
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We are @projectrockit, Australia's youth driven movement against bullying, hate, and prejudice. We work in Australian schools everyday, sending a team of young, charismatic presenters to run interactive and high-energy workshops with students to come up with real and credible strategies that they'd actually use when it comes to bullying on and offline.
@projectrockit was recently named an inaugural member of the Twitter Trust & Safety Council, so we are super excited to further work with Twitter Australia to create a safe space online for young people, starting with the incredible #PositionOfStrength: Next Gen event.
Yesterday, 24 students who self-identify as girls came together from six diverse schools across Sydney to celebrate their uniqueness, learn how to use Twitter safely, and be trained in how to project their voice online. @TwitterAU and @projectrockit ran sessions with the group of girls exploring grand ideas, passions, personal values, their #PositionOfStrength and how Twitter can help create a movement.
Through a series of activities, Lucy Thomas (@lucylockit), co-founder of @projectrockit, and I (@caitlinrockit) worked with the girls to choose and voice themselves just how they want to be remembered by their peers.
As girls, as young people, we can often be given a social label that we don't identify with, that quite simple isn't who we truly are. I'm talking judgments and negative, harmful ones. At Next Gen, the girls were inspired to personally decide the social labels they want to wear! Yes, there are risks in standing up for what we truly believe in, yes there are sometimes risks in staying real, being who we truly are, but we decided it is totally worth it.
The girls discussed that leadership is so much more than a 'one-size-fits-all-T-shirt', it looks totally different on everyone because we are passionate about different things, we hold different values and beliefs, and we're all wonderfully unique, which should be celebrated!
Our good mate from Twitter, @Tweetinjules, whom we fondly call "Jig", presented the "how-to" of Twitter. Jig equipped the girls with skills and strategies to stay safe on the platform whilst empowering the girls to control their experiences. We were thrilled that she brought a little extra star power to the proceedings today with engaging online and on-air conversationalist @Ash_London about how she uses Twitter as her positive megaphone.
@tweetinjules ended her presentation on a high note with some beautiful and inspiring pre-recorded sentiments from Aussie megastar @JessicaMauboy about being strong, solid, and most importantly, yourself, on Twitter.
To end the workshop, the super-vivacious Rosie Thomas (@1Rosiethomas), co-founder of PROJECT ROCKIT, took the group through a whirlwind session, providing insight and personal experience in how projecting your passion and voice online can be a great asset in creating a movement. She discussed movements of her own organisation, that started as a small idea that then became widespread campaigns such as PROJECT ROCKIT's #stopwatching campaign.
PROJECT ROCKIT could not be more pumped to have been in Sydney, running the very first #PositionofStrength Next Gen workshop. These girls have proved today that the next generation of leaders are a bunch of fierce individuals and are ready to create the change they want to see in the world. Absolute legends!


Under the construction of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), land cover at 87% of Greece and Albania`s routes have been completely restored, said TAP AG, the operator of the pipeline, which envisages transportation of Azerbaijani gas to Europe, said a message from TAP AG consortium.
According to the operator, more than 82 percent of TAP projects, including engineering, procurement and construction, have been implemented.
"Last month, Albania started preparations for drilling and piping sources for the microtunel on the 105-kilometer seaport of TAP. Construction of this part of the pipeline will be carried out in 2019 according to the TAP schedule. About 9,000 pipes will be used in the construction of a 36-inch line", the operator added.
TAP`s route through Albania is approximately 215 kilometers onshore and 37 km offshore in the Albanian section of the Adriatic Sea. The onshore section starts in the municipality of Devolli, in the Korça region, at the Albanian border with Greece, and arrives at the Adriatic coast 17 km north-west of Fier, 400 meters inland from the shoreline.
TAP worth 4.5 billion euros is a part of the Southern Gas Corridor, which is one of the priority energy projects for the European Union. The project envisages transportation of gas from Azerbaijan`s Shah Deniz Stage 2 to the EU countries.
The pipeline will connect to the Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) on the Turkish-Greek border, run through Greece, Albania and the Adriatic Sea, before coming ashore in Italy's south.
TAP will be 878 kilometers in length (Greece 550 kilometers, Albania 215 kilometers, Adriatic Sea 105 kilometers, and Italy 8 kilometers).
TAP`s shareholding is comprised of BP (20 percent), SOCAR (20 percent), Snam S.p.A. (20 percent), Fluxys (19 percent), Enagás (16 percent) and Axpo (5 percent).© Content from this site must be hyperlinked when used.


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SAS Rope & Rail and the iconic Forth Bridge Mon 11th Jan, 2016
SAS Rope & Rail were very proud to have been one of the contractors working on the iconic Forth Road Bridge repairs just before Christmas.
Some facts about The Forth Bridge
It is a cantilever railway bridge over the Firth of Forth in the east of Scotland, 9 miles west of Edinburgh City Centre.
It is considered an iconic structure and a symbol of Scotland, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It is owned and operated by Network Rail and is a key part of the Scottish rail network
In December defective steelwork was identified on the bridge, and a decision was made to shut the bridge until New Year so the repairs could be carried out. SAS Rope & Rail sent a team of almost 20 Rope Access technicians up to Scotland to work with Amey on the inspections and repairs.
All the teams working on the bridge, including SAS Rope & Rail, worked around the clock to get the temporary repairs completed as quickly as possible to minimise the disruption caused. The Transport Minister Derek Mackay said:
"For the complex and detailed interim repair to have been completed in this timeframe is a tribute to the highly skilled and dedicated staff who have worked 24/7 since December 3rd. Since the closure was put in place, weather conditions have been mainly favourable and the team have been able to complete the repair work in good time."
We are extremely proud of our team for their hard work and dedication, and what's more, they thoroughly enjoyed the project and have never been so keen to get up on the ropes, despite the chilly temperatures!
Good work boys, we look forward to more exciting projects throughout 2016.


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Bristol Street Motors takes on title sponsorship of EXCELR8 BTCC team
Bristol Street Motors has increased its support for the EXCELR8 Motorsport team after today being confirmed as a title sponsor for the 2022 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) season.
The four-strong team, including experienced race winners Tom Ingram and Tom Chilton, will feature Bristol Street Motors branding on its cars, race suits and helmets as a result of the partnership.
Award-winning online van retailer Vansdirect – which is part of the same Vertu Motors group as Bristol Street Motors – will also increase its support for the team, and will back all four cars entered by EXCELR8 during the season ahead.
Within the team, the two Hyundai i30 Fastback Ns being driven by Ingram and Chilton will be entered into the upcoming season – the first for the BTCC's hybrid era – under the Bristol Street Motors with EXCELR8 TradePriceCars.com banner.
Bristol Street Motors will also supply EXCELR8 Motorsport with a number of support vehicles for use during the season, including a pool car and two cars for the use of the drivers.
The support vehicles will include the road-going version of the Hyundai i30 Fastback N Line as well as the TUCSON Hybrid N Line S, and the all-new and all-electric Hyundai IONIQ 5. The drivers will also receive new IONIQ 5 models to use throughout the year, enabling them to be greener both on and off track throughout 2022.
Tom Ingram will be entering his second season with the team on the back of a strong 2021 campaign, which saw him win three times en-route to fourth in the championship standings.
Firmly established as one of the BTCC's leading lights, Ingram has taken 19 wins and an impressive 50 podiums since making his debut back in 2014. He goes into the new campaign looking to add an overall championship title to the Independents' crown he secured in both 2017 and 2018.
New team-mate Chilton will be competing in his Hyundai for the first time this season, having joined the team over the winter. Chilton brings a wealth of experience, having started more than 400 BTCC races since his debut as a 17-year-old back in 2002.
Like Ingram, Chilton is a former Independents' champion and multiple BTCC winner, with 14 victories to his name. He has also taken to the top step of the podium in the FIA World Touring Car Championship, where he clinched Independents' Trophy honours in 2017.
Ingram and Chilton will be at the wheel of two of the most striking cars on the grid in 2022, with the Bristol Street Motors-backed models featuring a stunning white, blue and red livery unveiled during a special launch event at the brand's Nottingham Hyundai dealership.
Following a planned pre-season testing programme, the dramatic new look will appear on track in anger for the first time at Donington Park in late April.
Robert Forrester, Chief Executive of Bristol Street Motors, said:
"We're really looking forward to supporting Tom Ingram and Tom Chilton, who are both leading names in the sport, in addition to the other excellent drivers who are part of the EXCELR8 team, as they all make their presence felt this season.
"The upcoming calendar is set to be an incredibly exciting one and we're all eagerly awaiting that first race at Donington Park."
Paul Cox, Sales Director for Vansdirect, said:
"We're incredibly pleased to once again be supporting the EXCELR8 team in 2022 on the back of what was a hugely successful season both on and off track last year.
"This partnership will further raise the profile of Vansdirect, as well as backing an allied sport where commercial vehicles play a large part in the supporting logistics. We eagerly await the start of the season and the action to begin!"
Justina Williams, Team Owner at EXCELR8 Motorsport, said:
"We are delighted to not only extend our relationship with Bristol Street Motors for the 2022 season, but to also expand it to a greater level than has been the case in recent years.
"The fact that we have been able to agree this new deal is a reflection of all the hard work that has gone into our BTCC programme, and it is fantastic that such an established brand can see the value that comes from competing in such a high-profile championship.
"At the same time, we're also pleased that the strong partnership we have developed with Vansdirect will continue into the new season as it was something that was hugely successful last year, and it is equally pleasing that it too wants to be involved at a greater level.
"As ever, we look forward to working with the team at Bristol Street Motors and Vansdirect during the year ahead, and go into 2022 confident of a successful season on all levels."
Tom Ingram, #80 Bristol Street Motors with EXCELR8 TradePriceCars.com Hyundai i30 Fastback N said:
"It's really exciting to have Bristol Street Motors onboard again for the 2022 season, and it's great that an established automotive brand wants to be involved with the excitement of the BTCC and can see the value of all the hard work that we are putting in.
"I think the car looks great in the new Bristol Street Motors livery, and with everything we learned last year, I'm looking forward to a strong season at the wheel."
Tom Chilton #3 Bristol Street Motors with EXCELR8 TradePriceCars.com Hyundai i30 Fastback N said:
"Everyone knows that motorsport relies on sponsorship, and it's fantastic to have a major automotive company like Bristol Street Motors involved in our BTCC programme.
"I'm excited about the opportunity to join EXCELR8 Motorsport and to work with Bristol Street Motors this season, and in the same way they are champions in their field, hopefully myself and Tom can fight for a championship on track during the year ahead."


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Home Dominion Power For Dominion, the answer to every problem is more gas
For Dominion, the answer to every problem is more gas
by Ivy Main, cross posted from Power for the People VA
Dominion Energy Virginia just released its 2018 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), and the message it conveys could not be clearer: no matter what happens, the utility plans to build more fracked gas generation.
The IRP lays out five scenarios for meeting electric demand over the next 15 years, each one responding to a different set of assumptions. Yet weirdly, no matter which assumptions you choose, Dominion's plan involves building a little bit of solar and a lot more gas.
Dominion's "Alternative Plans" (from page 24 of the IRP) prove to be very short on actual alternatives.
Everywhere you see "CT" in the table, that's another gas plant–and they show up in every "alternative." Assume no carbon tax? Great, Dominion will build gas. What if Virginia follows through on plans to cut carbon by joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)? No problem, Dominion will build gas. How about if the Feds impose a national carbon plan? Alrighty then, Dominion will build gas!
Seriously, folks, if fracked gas is always the answer, somebody isn't asking the right question.
The question we'd like to see addressed is how the utility intends to help Virginia transition to a clean energy economy. The question Dominion seems to be answering is how to create a need for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
This isn't a surprise; Dominion's parent company, Dominion Energy, is the majority partner in the pipeline, and the pipeline's approval was premised on the utility "needing" the pipeline to serve its gas plants. It's a blatant conflict of interest that the SCC should have addressed by now, but it declined to do so. (The Sierra Club has taken the SCC to court over this dereliction of duty.)
Dominion would prefer we talk about its plans for more solar. It is true the 2018 IRP proposes more solar generation than the 2017 IRP did. Last year's IRP revealed that solar had become the lowest-cost energy in Virginia, but it forecast only 240 MW per year. This year's IRP shows solar increasing over the next few years to a maximum of 480 MW per year beginning in 2022 (about half of what North Carolina installed in 2016). To put that in perspective, Microsoft recently announced it was contracting for 350 MW of Virginia solar to be built in one fell swoop, to serve just its own operations.
Meanwhile, the IRP notes that Dominion's newest combined-cycle gas plant, the 1,585 MW Greensville behemoth, will enter service next year. Running at full capacity, it would provide the equivalent amount of electricity to 13 years' worth of planned solar construction, since the expected output of a solar farm is about 25% of its "nameplate" capacity. (To be fair, the Greensville plant will likely run at more like 75-80% capacity. But it follows three other new gas plants Dominion built this decade. Together the four plants add a total of 4,862 MW. And those are nowhere near all the gas plants Dominion operates.)
The fact that all of Dominion's IRP scenarios look alike and rely heavily on gas seems to be intended to send a message not to the SCC but to Governor Northam. Dominion doesn't like the carbon reduction rulemaking now underway at the Department of Environmental Quality, which aims to lower emissions from Virginia power plants by 30% between 2020 and 2030. So the IRP "assumes" Dominion will comply by purchasing dirtier power from states not subject to regulation, actually driving up both cost and carbon emissions. Meanwhile, it's going to build gas no matter what.
Welcome to Dominion's game of hardball, Governor Northam.
Of course, the IRP is only a planning document. The SCC may approve it but still reject a proposed facility when the utility asks for permission to build it. Market watchers will question whether Dominion will be able to justify all—or any—of the 8 proposed gas combustion turbine facilities in hearings before the SCC. Virginia has too little solar now to need combustion turbines for back-up, and by the time there is enough to challenge the capabilities of the grid, experts predict battery storage will be the better and cheaper choice.
But never mind that; for Dominion, what matters now is justifying the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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BARC Recruitment 2019: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre has recently released the recruitment advertisement for 05 openings. It is going to conduct the walk-in interview. It invites young and professional aspirants for Scientific Assistant Posts. Recently it has released the recruitment notification for these 05 vacancies. Candidates who are looking for central govt jobs in Maharashtra can use this chance. As per the BARC recruitment notification, these vacancies are allotted for above said posts. Qualified applicants may attend the walk in interview at BARC Hospital, Mumbai address and interview will be held on 11.04.2019.
BARC will recruit the aspirants on the basis of Locum/ Adhoc (Temporary). BARC Recruitment notification is available in official website. Aspirants will be selected on the basis of interview. Selected aspirants will be posted at BARC Hospital, Mumbai. Applicants must have possessed B.Sc./ PG degree in relevant disciplines from recognized university. Candidates must have attained prescribed age limit and relaxation. Only eligible candidates shall be interviewed. More details of BARC jobs, upcoming vacancies, latest notification, result, interview question and etc. are given in official website.
Applicants must have possessed B.Sc./ PG degree in relevant disciplines from recognized university.
Some experience in the relevant field.
Candidates age limit should not exceed 50 years.
Go to official website barc.gov.in.
Click "careers" find the advertisement for above said posts, click on the advertisement.
Applicants who have fulfilled the above eligibility, those candidates can able to apply for this job easily. Do not miss the wonderful career opportunity in BARC. Aspirants kindly watch this page regularly for upcoming changes in BARC job 2019. For more accurate information about this BARC job notification, check their official website.
BARC Recruitment 2019: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre currently has 60 openings in BARC and constituent units. It invites online application from qualified aspirants for fill up following posts Upper Division Clerk & Stenographer Posts. As per the BARC 2019 recruitment notification, these 60 vacancies are allotted for UDC & Steno posts. Applicants who are looking for central govt jobs in Mumbai, Tarapur (Maharashtra), Visakhapatnam (AP) and Kolkata location can use this chance. Eligible aspirants can make the BARC online registration from 31.01.2019. The last date for submission of online application is 25.02.2019.
BARC recruitment notification and apply online link is available in official website. Selection will be based on written test and stenography skill test. Selected candidates will be placed at BARC and constituent units of DAE located in Mumbai & Tarapur (Maharashtra), Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh) and Kolkata (West Bengal). Applicants must have completed Matriculation/ Degree from recognized board or university. Applications via online mode only will be accepted. Contenders have to pay required fee and make the payment via online mode only. More details of BARC admit card, syllabus, exam date, result, upcoming notifications, latest jobs and etc. will be updated on official website.
You may visit BARC careers to get more details about this recruitment. Here you will get information like educational qualification, age limit, application mode, fee and how to apply. Keep check dailyrecruitment.in regularly to get latest updates.
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre allocates overall 60 vacancies for this recruitment. Post wise vacancy details and salary details are given below.
Applicants must have completed Matriculation/ Degree from recognized board or university.
Candidates age limit should be 18 to 27 years.
Selection will be based on written test and stenography skill test.
Rs.100 for all candidates and no fee for SC/ ST/ Women/ PWD/ EXSM candidates.
Click "Career Opportunities" Select "recruitments".
Find the advertisement "Online applications are invited for the various Group C posts from eligible candidates against the vacancies in BARC and constituent." click on the advertisement.
To apply "Apply Online" enter your details correctly and make the payment through online.


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This will suffice the auditors requirement.
My client wants to pull out data in SAP for Bank GL accounts that they are maintaining, that is they would need the Opening Balance of the GL and the line times that h have been posted for that month, and the closing balance. They are currently using the t- code fbl3n for the line items display. but this is not meeting the requirement as they need to submit the same to the auditors.
? S_ALR_87012311 for the balance wise report, but while i use the above t-codes i do not get all line items to the GL account.
Is there any other std report in SAP, that i can use to meet the requirement.


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After linking your AdWords and Salesforce accounts, you can pick which important milestones, like 'lead qualification' or 'deal won'; you want to track as conversions. When someone clicks your ad and visits your website, your website captures a unique Google click ID that tells your website which ad the visitor clicked on. If that visitor submits a lead form on your website, your website passes along the click ID to Salesforce, where it's stored with the corresponding lead and any future sales opportunities.


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Eidetic Imagery
Wendy Yellen
Wendy Yellen (@WendyYellen)is an Eidetic practitioner with expertise in Family and Systems Therapy and neo-Reichian emotional release body work.
She is a board member of the Eidetics Imagery Association, a book reviewer for the International Imagery Association, and the author of the spiritual manifesto.
In today's episode we explore the rather esoteric field of eidetic imagery and eidetic psychotherapy.
We discuss some of the history and theory behind the practice, why Wendy feels it to be a superior to any other form or psychotherapy, and then we try it out for real by having Wendy guide us through an eidetic imagery session in real time.
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Cultivating Compassion
Prof. Paul Gilbert OBE
Paul Gilbert (@ProfPaulGilbert) is Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Derby and Consultant Clinical Psychologist at the Derbyshire Health Care Foundation Trust. He has researched evolutionary approaches to psychopathology for over 35 years with a special focus on shame and the treatment of shame based difficulties.
He is the founder of both the founder of Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) and Compassionate Mind Training (CMT), and in 2006 he established the Compassionate Mind Foundation in 2006.
Paul has written and edited 20 books and in March 2011 he was awarded an OBE.
In today's episode we explore the concept of compassion and it's importance in both clinical practice and in our everyday lives, whether compassion is an inherent trait or something that can be cultivated, how compassion is bound up with shame and self-criticism, and how we can learn to be more compassionate towards ourselves.
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Why Psychotherapy is Bullshit
William M. Epstein, Ph.D.
William Epstein is a professor at the School of Social Work, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he teaches social welfare policy.
He is the author of nine books, covering the politics, economics, and sociology of American Social Welfare, including the two which form the basis of today's discussion, "The Illusion of Psychotherapy", and "Psychotherapy as Religion: The Civil Divine in America".
In today's episode we explore two of Dr. Epsteins most compelling claims:
Firstly, that not only is psychotherapy most likely ineffective, but that "there is not one credible study conforming to the basic rules of objective proof that testifies to the effectiveness of any psychotherapeutic treatment."
And secondly, that the practice of psychotherapy is not a science at all but rather the civil religion of America, reflecting the principles of radical self-invention and self-reliance deeply embedded in the psyche of the nation.
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Psilocybin: Do Magic Bullets Taste Like Mushrooms?
Roland Griffiths, Ph.D.
Roland Griffiths, Ph.D. is Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Neurosciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Roland is author of over 360 journal articles and book chapters. He has been a consultant to the National Institutes of Health, and to numerous pharmaceutical companies in the development of new psychotropic drugs. He is also currently a member of the Expert Advisory Panel on Drug Dependence for the World Health Organization.
In 1999 he initiated a pioneering research program at Johns Hopkins investigating the psychological and therapeutic effects of the hallucinogen psilocybin, a naturally occurring psychedelic compound produced in psilocybin mushrooms, known colloquially as magic mushrooms.
His studies have included investigations into psilocybin-occasioned mystical-type experiences in healthy volunteers, psilocybin-facilitated treatment of cigarette smoking cessation, and treatment of psychological distress in cancer patients with life threatening prognoses.
In today's episode we explore the origin and history of psilocybin research, what it looks like to experiment with psychedelics in a clinical setting, the nature of the hallucinations experienced by participants, and the potential for psilocybin to produce long term, clinically significant reductions in depression and anxiety, along with increases in quality of life, life meaning, and optimism, with just one single dose.
Roland Griffiths Laboratory at John Hopkins
The science of psilocybin and its use to relieve suffering – Roland's TEDMED Talk
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Getting My Head Shrunk
Prof. Tim Carey
Back in Episode 25 I sat down with Warren Mansell to discuss a new and relatively unknown (at least to the general public) form of psychotherapy called the Method of Levels.
Because Method of Levels isn't as well known as the likes of standard CBT or psychodynamic therapy, I figured the best way to give people an insight into how it actually works would be to give it a try, record the interaction and then let you guys listen in on it.
As well as the session itself, which was recorded with Warren Mansell at his office at the University of Manchester, this episode begins with an introduction to Method of Levels by its co-founder Tim Carey, and I finish up by giving a brief retrospective analysis of what I took away from the session and how it helped me. In other words, it's a long one. Enjoy!
The Method of Levels (MOL) – A way of helping people listen to themselves
PCT Web – The theory of control that is changing our world view
MindSurf App – Manage Stress and Improve Quality Of Life (Android, iOS)
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A Beginner's Guide to Psychoanalysis
Prof. Elizabeth Lunbeck
Elizabeth Lunbeck is Professor of the History of Science at Harvard University, specializing in the history of psychoanalysis, psychiatry, and psychology, with allied interests in women and gender, intellectual and cultural history, and the twentieth-century United States.
She is the author of a number of books including the multi-award winning "The Psychiatric Persuasion: Knowledge, Gender, and Power in Modern America", and "The Americanization of Narcissism" for which she received the 2015 Courage to Dream Book Prize from the American Psychoanalytic Association.
Liz is also an academic program graduate of the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, and holds an MA in counseling psychology from William James College.
In today's episode we explore some of the basic ideas of Freudian psychoanalysis, what it is and where it came from, whether there's any truth to the modern caricature of psychoanalysis as an expensive waste of time exploring Oedipal issues and repressed memories, what modern psychoanalysis looks like in practice, and whether or not Freud still has anything to offer in the the 21st century.
ElizabethLunbeck.com – Liz's website
Karnac Books – Online bookstore with around 18000 specialist titles on psychoanalysis and psychotherapy
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The Holy Grail of Psychotherapy?
Dr. Warren Mansell
Warren Mansell (@warrenmansell) is a Senior Lecturer and Clinical Psychologist at the University of Manchester, specialising in psychological approaches to bipolar disorder, transdiagnostic interventions for mental health problems, and Perceptual Control Theory.
In 2011 he received the British Psychological Society May Davidson Award for his outstanding contribution to the field of psychology in the first ten years since qualifying as a clinical psychologist.
He is the author of a number of books including "The Bluffer's Guide to Psychology", "Coping with Fears and Phobias: A Step-by-step Guide to Understanding and Facing Your Anxieties", and the book which forms the basis of today's discussion "A Transdiagnostic Approach to CBT using Method of Levels Therapy".
In today's episode we explore the transdiagnostic approach to understanding psychological distress, how a loss of control is at the root of all mental health problems from anorexia to OCD, and why Method of Levels could prove to be the Holy Grail of psychotherapy.
The transdiagnostic processes common across all psychological disorders, and the fundamental process which underlies them all… Loss of control caused by conflicting goals.
PCTWeb – The theory of control that is changing our world view
Method of Levels (MOL) – A way of helping people listen to themselves
Method of Levels and Life's Journey – A demonstration of a Method of Levels therapy in action
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Principal's Blog›
Principals Blog: Mid October 2019
Freshers week:
I welcome everyone who is new to College. Freshers' week is always a busy yet wonderful time. Each year we refresh ourselves as a College with new blood. The Undergraduate and Graduate dinners and the drinks beforehand are excellent ways for me to meet (and to speak to) as many of the new students as possible. I am struck by the number of countries represented in both the Undergraduate and Graduate cohorts. I am also involved in Academic induction for our new Tutorial and research Fellows whom we warmly welcome.
Annual Oration:
On 14 October, I attended the Meeting of Convocation for the Annual Oration from the Vice Chancellor. Louise Richardson began by mentioning the memorial for PC Andrew Harper which passed by Brasenose on the High Street at around the same time. I know one of the pallbearers who worked with PC Harper.
In a wide ranging speech Prof Richardson stressed the extraordinary achievement of the Oxford Thinking campaign which had raised £3 billion for the university. She said that some 34000 jobs in the Oxford area depended on the university and emphasised the importance of the many university spin out companies to the local economy. She referred to the need for Oxford to remain a global university and emphasised that there was more for us to do on climate change. The emphasis on the modern nature of the university was somewhat marred in my view by the mace, the gowns and the address starting and ending in Latin.
A trio of speakers:
There was a more than usual range of speakers I heard on 15 October; it was like being at the Hay Festival! We had the pleasure of welcoming into College for lunch in the Medieval Kitchen Federica Mogherini, the EU High Representative for External Affairs. The lunch was arranged by our Fellow in Politics, Professor Andrea Ruggeri. In an informal but structured discussion with (primarily) International Relations professors, she gave a frank assessment of world affairs which I would love to share with you, but it was all conducted on Chatham House terms which means that I unable to! I then attended her Cyril Foster lecture in the Department of Politics and International Relations at which she spoke publicly about the successes of EU Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (but nothing about Brexit).
Next on the list was the High Sheriff of Oxfordshire's Annual Law Lecture in the Examination Schools building. This was given by Sir Alan Moses, a retired Court of Appeal Judge in front of whom I had appeared on several occasions (usually unsuccessfully!) He gave a stimulating tour d'horizon on judicial review and then zoomed in on the recent decision of the Supreme Court in the Miller (No 2) case about the prorogation of Parliament. His central thesis was that it was a false dichotomy to see law on one side of the equation and politics on the other and that this was why it was difficult to find the frontier between them.
At 5.30pm, John Bowis (PPE 1963) an alum spoke at our PPE Society. John was MP for Battersea for ten years and a Minister in the Departments of Health and Transport and the Welsh Office. He later became a MEP for London. He spoke about lobbying and the differences between London and Brussels.
Finally, I attended a Women's Networking Event on High Table which was very well attended with a great atgmosphere.
Miscellany:
I recommend the radio broadcast on 11 October of Organ Works by Bach, Messiaen, Damase and Weir from St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall which was performed by Christian Wilson our Director of Music, and virtuoso trumpeter Tom Poulson at the St Magnus Festival on the Orkney Islands. It is available on Radio 3 Listen Again.
On 13 October we had the pleasure of welcoming The Ven Jo Kelly-Moore, Archdeacon of Canterbury to give the sermon for the first chapel service of the academic year. She hails from New Zealand where she was a barrister and she then went into the church. She spoke about the need for an attitude of gratitude.
We congratulate Professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe who has won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and Professor John Goodenough who has won the prize in Chemistry. The latter is now based in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin but was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work at Oxford. His research made possible the development of lithium-ion batteries.
As I go around the Old Quad, I keep thinking that Lord of the Forge is a real person, so lifelike is (s)he and want to go to shake his/her hand as I do to the many visitors to the College whom I meet.


Paradise Palms is a Mid Century Modern housing community.
The home pictured is known as the Caddy Shack. I've been fortunate enough to represent buyers and sellers of this home five times over the years. I've been the number one Broker/Agent of Paradise Palms homes for over ten years and happy to say I'm maintaining that status so far again this year.
In the 1960s Irwin Molasky's company Molasky Development hired the young architectural firm of Palmer & Krisel fresh from their success building hundreds of successful tract homes for Alexander Homes and other custom projects in Palm Springs, California.
"This unique subdivision was the first planned community in Clark County. We used curvilinear street patterns instead of rectilinear. Paradise Palms won the American Builder magazine award for one of the best planned communities in the U.S. The architects were two young men by the names of Palmer and Krisel. The interior designs were by world-renowned C. Tony Pereira." Irwin A. Molasky.
The tract is sprinkled with several Mid Century Modern home styles. The homes are standard post and beam construction on slab. Most sit on a 40-by-40-foot (12 by 12 m) imprint.
There were numerous models available, but to make the homes look custom, the footprints were rotated on their lots and flipped with a minimum of 3 different roof lines available: folded plate roof lines, butterfly roofs, ranch, and dramatic overhangs. The homes also featured unique decorative block work and stone screens and were generally finished in sanded stucco.
"Street side, facades stretched almost the full extent of the 100-foot (30 m) wide lots. Concrete block or extended stucco walls connecting house and carport were intended to add length to the front of the house for a more imposing appearance. Idiosyncratic decorative elements made use of wood, decorative concrete block, patterned brick, two-tone paint, rock, ironwork, spun fiberglass panels, and other materials." Robert Imber, Eichler Network.
Here are some of the celebrities, politicians and other notable early owners of homes in Paradise Palms. These were culled from a variety of sources.
Jack LeVine has been trusted by well over a thousand clients in the last 28 years. He gets the job done – and gets it done right. No other agent in Las Vegas has the depth of knowledge and experience that Jack has of the vintage neighborhoods, the mindset of buyers for 50 or 60-year-old homes, and the special things that dramatically affect the value of a vintage home.


Seligman Police Chief Terry Burgess announced that the city has selected a full-time officer for the department.
Officer Aaron Kaiser is full-time for the department at 45 hours a week. Kaiser began as a reserve for Seligman in December. A part-time officer will be chosen at a later date to take on the additional 30 hours each week.
Burgess said that the city has seven day and night coverage each week on a flex schedule so that officers can cover all times during peak times of crime.
The Seligman City Council opted to hire on a full-time officer and one part-time officer instead of the three part-time officer, because the department was having difficulty finding officers willing to work only part-time. By transitioning to the current system, Burgess hopes to have reliable officers with all hours needed filled.


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La rebelión de Siberia Occidental fue la mayor insurrección del campesinado ruso contra el naciente Estado bolchevique. Comenzada a principios de 1921, tuvo una envergadura no igualada por otros levantamientos (como Tambov o Majnovia). Su derrota a finales de 1922 se debió a la brutal represión del militarmente superior Ejército Rojo, y la hambruna que padeció la región.

Antecedentes
A inicios del siglo XX, el campesinado ruso vivió dos guerras contra el Estado ruso, fuera zarista o bolchevique, ambas producto de revoluciones y ambas acabaron con la imposición del poder estatal: 1905-1907 y 1917-1922.

Rebeliones en Siberia Central y Oriental contra los blancos
Los campesinos rebeldes o verdes siempre fueron enemigos de los blancos. Estos últimos se negaban a aceptar la reforma a la posesión de la tierra y deseaban vengarse de los aldeanos por quitárselas en 1917. El almirante Aleksandr Kolchak cometió el error fatal de ganarse la animadversión de los campesinos, deseosos de una reforma agrícola, restableciendo los derechos de los terratenientes. Los aldeanos siberianos eran descendientes de inmigrantes rusos y ucranianos que huyeron de la servidumbre y tenían un fuerte amor por su libertad.

Las guerrillas comenzaron poco después de la formación de su gobierno, el 31 de agosto de 1918, en las comarcas rurales cercanas a Slávgorod, provincia de Altái. Pero el problema empeoró a principios de 1919. El Ejército Blanco empezó a realizar requisas de granos y levas de varones, la mayoría de los reclutas desertaron (algunos se pasaron con sus equipos a los rojos) y estallaron numerosas revueltas en retaguardia (alentados por activistas bolcheviques, anarquistas y eseristas de izquierda). Las guerrillas de la taiga solían ser dirigidas por desertores y, a veces, se unían a soldados rojos dispersados cuando los blancos conquistaron la región en 1918, dedicándose a emboscar a unidades y cortar las líneas de suministros. Kolchak recurrió al terror para aplacarles.

Con su retaguardia debilitada por el desgaste de las guerrillas y viéndose obligado a distraer a sus destacamentos en defenderse del campesinado, el régimen blanco no pudo detener el avance de 200.000 bolcheviques, que por otra parte, supo sumar a sus fuerzas a los partisanos locales por donde avanzaba. A finales de 1919, cuando el régimen siberiano estaba totalmente vencido y desintegrado, las bandas autónomas desde Siberia Central hasta la región de Amur sumaban más de 100.000 combatientes.

Caída de Kolchak y avance bolchevique
Cuando sus fuerzas se retiraron en 1920, Kolchak debió enfrentar numerosos motines que se sumaron a las guerrillas, quedando sus pocos leales completamente solos y condenados. La retirada de los japoneses de Chitá, el 21 de octubre de 1920, y la consolidación de República del Lejano Oriente hicieron desaparecer las guerrillas de la región.

Entre finales de 1920 e inicios de 1921, con la previsible derrota del Movimiento Blanco, el Ejército Rojo se encargó de someter al levantisco mundo rural. Este último estaba desunido en varios movimientos liderados por sus propios caudillos.

Rebelión
El 31 de enero de 1921 comenzó en la aldea de Chelnokovskom, en la provincia de Ishim, una pequeña revuelta que pronto se extendió a las vecinas comarcas de Tiumén, Akmola, Omsk, Cheliábinsk, Tobolsk, Tomsk y Ekaterimburgo, haciendo perder a los bolcheviques el control de la Siberia Occidental, desde Kurgán a Irkutsk. Fue la mayor sublevación verde, y tal vez la menos estudiada, tanto por el número de rebeldes como por su extensión geográfica. Dominaban una población de tres millones cuatrocientas mil personas. Sus causas fueron las agresivas requisas realizadas por los 35.000 soldados de las prodotriady instalados en Siberia tras la derrota de Kolchak y la violación de la democracia campesina, ya que los bolcheviques falsearon las elecciones en los vólost regionales. Los principales cabecillas de estas grandes partidas fueron Semión Mijáilovich Serkov (1882-1922), Václav Leopóldovich Puzhevsky (1898-1921), Vasiliy Maksimović Zheltovsky (1895-1921), Yevgraf Ivánovich Nazarov (m. 1921), Timoféi Nikanorovich Sitnikov (m. 1921), Stepan Ilich Danilov, Vladímir Alekséyevich Rodin, Piotr Lavréntevich Dolin, Grégory Kuchma Atamanov, Afanasi Gerásimovich Afanásiev y Petr Semiónovich Shevchenko. A cargo del consejo militar revolucionario de la región estaba Iván Smirnov, Vasili Shorin, Iván Pavlunovskiy y Makar Vasíliev.

Aunque las fuentes varían el total de campesinos en armas en 30.000 a 150.000. El historiador Vladímir Shulpyakov da la cifra de 70.000 o 100.000 hombres, pero la más probable es de 55.000 a 60.000 rebeldes. Se sumaron muchos cosacos de la región. Controlaron un total de doce distritos y ocuparon las ciudades de Ishim, Beriózovo, Obdorsk, Barabinsk, Kainsk, Tobolsk y Petropávlovsk, se apoderaron del transiberiano (o destruyeron extensas partes de las vías férreas para impedir la llegada de refuerzos rojos) entre febrero y marzo de 1921.

El valor desesperado de estos rebeldes llevaría a una terrible campaña de represión por parte de la Cheka. El presidente del Partido en Siberia, Iván Smirnov (1881-1936), estimaba que hasta el 12 de marzo de 1921 se asesinaron solo en la comarca de Petropavl 7.000 campesinos y en la de Ishim otros 15.000. Destaca la toma del pueblo de Aromashevo, entre el 28 de abril y el 1 de mayo, las tropas rojas enfrentan a 10.000 campesinos; mueren en combate, se ahogan en los ríos por donde huyen o son heridos 700 verdes y 5.700 son capturados con muchas armas y botín. Durante otros dos días los verdes son perseguidos sin cesar. La victoria permite recuperar el control del norte de Ishim. Efectivamente, con esas acciones, unidas al establecimiento de guarniciones permanentes, comités revolucionarios y una red de espionaje, la captura de varios cabecillas, concesión amnistías a cambio de entregar a antiguos compañeros, ejecuciones masivas, tomar de rehenes a familiares de jefes y bombardeos de artillería sobre villas completas, las grandes operaciones acabaron y los rebeldes se dedicaron a las guerrillas. En diciembre los informes declaraban que el «bandolerismo» había prácticamente desaparecido.

Final
El abandono de la Prodrazvyorstka y la adopción de la NEP serían claves en su sometimiento. Los últimos focos insurrectos fueron aplastados a finales de 1922 en Ishim, tras una feroz represión y una devastadora hambruna que aniquiló a los campesinos. Nuevas guerrillas anticomunistas solo surgirían con la invasión de la Alemania Nazi.

Véase también
 Guerra Civil Rusa
 Ejército Verde (Rusia)
 Rebelión de Tambov
 Revolución majnovista
 Rebelión de las horcas
 Rebelión de Kazym

Referencias

Notas

Bibliografía
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Revueltas campesinas
Guerra Civil Rusa
Historia de la agricultura en Rusia


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