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At his live shows this summer Cody Johnson has been telling concert-goers to expect a new album around September, and it looks like we are on track for it. Last Friday (Aug. 10) Johnson made his national television debut on Fox & Friends, where he debuted the album's first song.
“On My Way To You,” Johnson's first major record release officially hit radio and iTunes the same day. But the CoJo Nation got their first listen to on Fox and Friends as part of their American Summer Concert Series.
It's been a big summer for Cody and the boys, having signed a partnership deal with Warner Music Nashville just weeks ago.


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The current economic downturn is the perfect opportunity for UK businesses to cut back on their carbon dioxide emissions while simultaneously reducing their operational overheads, it has been claimed.
According to a number of polls taken at the recent Business Travel Show at London's Earls Court, a significant proportion of businesses are now actively reducing travel allowances for their employees in a bid to save money in this tough economic environment.
The consultancy firm A T Kearney has argued that, in addition to cutting costs, many firms are also helping to fight against climate change by banning short-haul flights and other unnecessary business travel.
"Here is a clear case for companies to save money as well as carbon by looking at ways to reduce their business travel and we place it with virtual meanings with lower carbon emissions," the firm's director of corporate travel Margaret Hansen stated.
"It is a very positive thing to have the opportunity to do the carbon trade off to do the right thing and help protect the Earth."
Just recently, the Conservatives put forward plans for flight rationing as a means of fighting climate change, but they were dropped on the back of public opposition.

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Chelsea eventually saw off Liverpool 1-0 in a thrilling Capital One Cup semi-final to book a place at Wembley. Branislav Ivanovic’s extra time header proved the difference between the two sides after normal time had somehow ended up goalless, and Chelsea will now go on to play either Sheffield United or Tottenham Hotspur.
After a 1-1 draw in the first leg at Anfield the tie was perfectly balanced- Chelsea had the luxury of knowing Liverpool had to score at some point in order to go through though.
There were several talking points offered up on the night with Diego Costa possibly lucky to have not been sent off for two stamps, one on Emre Can, the other on Martin Skrtel. The latter would have been very harsh given the doubt over whether Costa genuinely intended to stamp on Skrtel, yet the mark he left on Emre Can had a hint of mischief about it. Costa, a constant menace all night, was very unlucky to not have been awarded a penalty in the first half too. The Spaniard was tripped in the box by Skrtel, and it was that challenge that seemed to relight the pair’s ongoing feud for the rest of the game. Needless to say Mourinho was furious Martin Oliver gave a goal kick instead of a penalty. Mourinho also had plenty of reason to be angry over the fact Jordan Henderson and Lucas Leiva were not sent off for second bookings in the second half- Henderson especially looked guilty after he appeared to deliberately block Eden Hazard’s pass with his hand.
The first half was exhilarating stuff, end to end football that bought out the very best of the Chelsea goalkeeper. Thibaut Courtois, man of the match again, did superbly to keep out efforts from Moreno and Coutinho, and was replicating his heroics from the first leg. Kurt Zouma did well to make up for a mistake that allowed Raheem Stirling to run through on goal- Zouma was a presence all night and did his claims to start on Saturday against Man City no harm at all.
Chelsea began to get on top in the second half though as Simon Mignolet denied Diego Costa’s deflected drive with his feet, yet it looked like the momentum would shift again after Cesc Fabregas had to be withdrawn with a hamstring problem. His replacement, Ramires, performed so adequately it led to Mourinho saying post game “I have my Ramires back”. Poor decision making and finishing from both sides meant regular time ended 0-0 and extra time was needed to find a winner.
After Leiva tripped Hazard, a foul that should have warrented a second booking, Willian crossed in a perfect free kick for Branislav Ivanovic to head home in the 5th minute of extra time. Though the goal didn’t actually change much for Liverpool, they still had to score regardless, it sent all the momentum Chelsea’s way and gave them the control they needed to see the tie out. Jordan Henderson somehow headed wide with the goal gaping and in doing so squandered Liverpool’s best opportunity to get the equaliser that would take the game to penalties. Brendan Rodgers had sent on Mario Balotelli and Ricky Lambert in an attempt to find a goal, but Chelsea remained solid and were not to be beaten. If anything it was the hosts who looked more likely to score as extra time went on and Liverpool’s gung-ho attempts to get the equaliser meant they left themselves exposed in defence. In the end Ivanovic’s goal was enough to see Chelsea through a very nervy two legs that added more fuel to the fire of a very intense rivalry between two sides who simply don’t get along.
It was a victory that came at a big cost for Chelsea, but to reach a final at Wembley meant it was one worth paying. Injuries to Fabregas and Felipe Luis will worry supporters and Mourinho, the extent of both will become clear in the coming days. Having to play 120 minutes of football before a crucial home encounter with Manchester City on Saturday was something Chelsea would have wanted to avoid too. It could be a nervy couple of days waiting to see if the F.A decide to take any action on Diego Costa’s stamps, Chelsea will be desperate to have the forward available for Saturday and Mourinho was quick to dismiss commenting on any of his striker’s behaviour in his post-match conference.

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When you’ve just heard the news that a loved one has had a beautiful new baby, it’s an exciting and happy occasion for family and friends. Naturally, you search for a thoughtful gift to have delivered to the hospital to express your joy at the news, and up until recently, that gift would have been flowers. Our baby hampers are designed by mums FOR mums, so you can trust in our 100% cotton baby staples that ensure... complete comfort for baby. Stylishly presented in a cotton bouquet and at great value prices, you can’t go wrong with this Giggly Gift Sky hamper. Perfect for a newborn boy, the bib, beanie, singlets and socks in the shades of sky blue are a gift that new parents can actually use. Surprise them with a creative baby hamper- it’s as simple as ordering online today to have it delivered to them tomorrow.
Giggly Gift Sky When you’ve just heard the news that a loved one has had a beautiful new baby, it’s an exciting and happy occasion for family and friends. Naturally, you search for a thoughtful gift to have delivered to the hospital to express your joy at the news, and up until recently, that gift would have been flowers. Our baby hampers are designed by mums FOR mums, so you can trust in our 100% cotton baby staples that ensure complete comfort for baby. Stylishly presented in a cotton bouquet and at great value prices, you can’t go wrong with this Giggly Gift Sky hamper. Perfect for a newborn boy, the bib, beanie, singlets and socks in the shades of sky blue are a gift that new parents can actually use. Surprise them with a creative baby hamper- it’s as simple as ordering online today to have it delivered to them tomorrow. As a bonus feature, our creative baby bouquet includes Message Leaves as an added surprise for new parents.

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We quantify the influence of hydrologically-induced erosion on soil organic carbon redistribution at the Holcombe’s Branch. We apply tRIBS-ECO, a spatially-explicit model of SOC dynamics built within a coupled process-based hydro-geomorphic model. We focus on the rate of carbon burial in alluvial sediments during the history of agriculture and reforestation of the site.
Dialynas, Y.G., Bras, R.L., and Richter, D.deB. (2016): Influence of erosion and deposition on soil organic carbon dynamics. Calhoun CZO 2016 Summer Science Meeting.

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I remember in Home Ec class in Middle School we all WAITED for our turn to get to make puppy chow...the favorite treat so famous that we even sold it for fundraisers. We coveted that recipe and made it ENDLESSLY at home.
Much of that stopped with all the changes in diet due to our different family needs. In fact, for a period of time, my oldest son responded negatively to all 8 of the top food allergens. I tell you, you get pretty creative when you're trying to find treats they want to eat outside of the normal fruit and veg regimen.
Over time, I created something that at least is similar to the famous and favorite puppy chow from days of old! This recipe avoids all of the typical allergy intolerant reactions because it doesn't contain any of the problematic phenolic foods like chocolate....But believe me it's just as tasty, and even if you don't have the food allergies but you'd like a healthier version of "Puppy Chow", I'd give this a shot, and let me know!
It's a super easy recipe for a very tasty treat. Simply melt the butter and honey and bring to boil. Then add the sunbutter. Blend well.
Use a plastic bowl that has a cover, medium to large size so the cereal can toss around.
Pour the peanut butter mixture on top of the dry cereal and stir until coated.
Sprinkle the carob powder on top, cover and shake until coated evenly.
*I use carob powder to avoid all of the phenolic intolerances in foods. If you prefer, you can use unsweetened cocoa powder instead.
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Tired of performing the same leg exercises over and over without seeing results? Learn the four best leg exercises for women and how to perform them.
As a female athlete, you must strengthen your legs if you want to become better at your sport. But too often, women only perform machine leg exercises, which do little for improving performance.
Instead, female athletes should focus on leg exercises that engage multiple muscle groups around the hips, knees and ankles. These exercises more closely mimic athletic movements, promoting larger improvements on the field. Also, since they engage multiple muscles, you can challenge more areas of your legs with fewer exercises. The result is increased overall lower-body strength. Plus, you will be pleasantly surprised with your appearance improvements!
Below are the four best leg exercises for women. Perform this lower-body workout three times per week to attain your leg strength and appearance goals. Perform each exercise for three sets of 10 reps.
Kermit Cannon is the owner of Youth Sports Training and the author of The Beast Factory, a nutrition and fitness book for athletes. For 19 years, he has been a strength and conditioning coach for Santa Monica High School, where he has trained hundreds of individuals and several championship teams. Many of his athletes have received college scholarships or have entered the professional ranks. Cannon is a member of the National Federation of State High School Associations, Let's Move!, the National Council of Youth Sports, the Sports Youth & Marketing Network and USA Track & Field. In 2011, he received the Community Leadership Award from the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition.


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Christof Koch, Chief Scientific Officer at the Allen Institute, is a neuroscientist specialising in determining how consciousness is linked to specific activity in the brain. He believes that consciousness can be entirely explained scientifically, and is active in discovering the objective brain mechanisms – what he calls the neural correlates of consciousness—that underlie subjective human experiences. This new research offers with it the possibility of moving the study of the mind beyond philosophical conceptions and into the realm of concrete physical data.
Over the last years, much has been learned about the neuronal basis of consciousness in the brain. Together with a recently developed Integrated Information Theory of consciousness, this progress raises the possibility that science will soon come to grips with this most ephemeral, yet most fundamental, of all phenomena at the heart of the mind-body problem. These studies suggest that consciousness is more widespread than usually assumed, including in many animals, but not in computer models of the brain. Christof Koch developed his interdisciplinary approach, which integrates the natural sciences and mathematics with more traditional philosophical concerns, during his years of cooperation with his mentor Francis Crick, the Nobel-winning co-discoverer of the DNA structure. After a 27-year research career at the California Institute of Technology, Dr. Koch left academia to become the Chief Scientific Officer at the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Funded by Microsoft founder and philanthropist Paul G. Allen, the Seattle-based institute takes a Big Science approach to build Brain Observatories in order to catalogue all the cell types of the cerebral cortex and its complete interconnectivity using quantitative models to understand how it gives rise to behavior, perception, and consciousness.

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text: Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues in our series, "Longing for Christmas" teaching from Luke 2:14. Life seems to throw uncertainty after uncertainty at us. Just when we think we've got things figured out, we are confronted with the unexpected. It's unsettling. Fortunately for those of us who celebrate the Messiah, we have a calm in the face of all of that because He came bringing comfort and peace for our most challenging days.


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City Councilman Dennis Zine, who represents the West Valley, said the Valley needs more officers to quell the gang violence, and assigning them should be as high a priority for the city as cleaning up Skid Row and patrolling other parts of town.
STAFF development is a priority for employer Domestic & General.
A team from Raytheon has worked with TB&A to review its vision and business plan, management, training, technology and quality and has set up a priority list.

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Scroll to the bottom of this page to see photos and videos from our performances and exhibitions, and for song lyrics to help prepare for future performances.
2018-2019 is another exciting year for the Arts at St Joseph’s. Here are some of the projects that we will be taking part in. There will be much more besides!
Once again, Years 4 & 5 are taking part in a fantastic, year long, project which will culminate in Year 5 appearing as guest performers with The Bach Choir. The Bach Choir is a very prestigious choir (and one which Mrs Wiles used to sing in!) which was formed in 1876 to give the very first performance in Britain of JS Bach’s Mass in B Minor. The choir continues to sing around the world in first class concert venues, they also record soundtracks for films such as Shrek the Third and Prometheus, as well as recording classical pieces of music. We are very lucky to be able to work with The Bach Choir.
Years 4 & 5 will take part in workshops with members of The Bach Choir throughout the year and Year 5 will take part in a Bach Choir concert on Friday 14th June 2019, singing alongside children from other Tri-Borough Primary schools, members of The Bach Choir, and a professional band of musicians. Scroll down to find out about last year’s project.
The concert is open to the public and tickets can be purchased from The Bach Choir’s website (click HERE) Each child taking part in the concert will be given a free ticket for a family member or carer to be in the audience. Any extra tickets will need to be bought from The Bach Choir. Parents and children not taking part in the concert are very welcome to buy tickets and to attend.
Song mp3 tracks can be found at the bottom of this page.
Year 5&6 Choir will be singing carols in Peter Jones at 2pm on Friday 7th December. The following week, Year 3&4 Choir will be singing carols in Peter Jones at 2pm on Wednesday 12th December. It would be great to see some friendly faces in the store.
30 children in Key Stage 2 will take part in the annual RBKC Christmas Festival, held at Kensington Town Hall on Friday 14th December 2018. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see our video diary from 2016’s festival. Each child taking part will receive a ticket for one family member or friend to watch the festival.
Our annual Carol service takes place on the last day of term, Friday 21st December. Everybody is invited to celebrate Christmas with the whole school at St Mary’s Church at 10am.
The children will be designing their own Christmas artwork which will be available to buy as cards, mugs, tea towels etc. We will work with Class Fundraising as we did last year to bring you high quality products in good time!
The children will also enjoy a festival performance by The Globe Players towards the end of term.
Our five fantastic instrumental teachers are in even greater demand than ever and this year will deliver lessons in flute, piano, drum kit, violin, and guitar, to 79 children in Years 1-6.
There are a few spaces left for drum kit lessons. There is a waiting list for all the other instruments. If you would like to enquire about instrumental lessons, or be added to the waiting list, please email music@stjosephs.rbkc.sch.uk.
Please note that spaces to begin lessons usually only arise in September.
We were asked to pilot a new resource created by the ABRSM (the Associated Board of the Royal School’s of Music – also known as the instrumental exam board!). Classical 100 has been created to introduce and explore classical music in the classroom. It features 100 pieces of classical music, chosen across a range of styles, genres, and centuries. Each piece has a challenge for students to complete, often based on composition.
St Joseph’s was recommended by the Tri-Borough Music Hub as a great school for the ABRSM to work with to trial their new resource and to film it being used. Years 1 and 4 took part in a special day of Music lessons which were photographed and filmed and feature in the promotional material shared by the ABRSM.
The Arts are an important part of life at St Joseph’s.
All children from Nursery to Year 6 enjoy spending time each week immersed in Music, Art, and Drama, and take part in concerts, productions and other performances throughout the year.
Our Leader of the Arts is Mrs Wiles who is also our Music Specialist Teacher.
All classes have weekly Music lessons with Mrs Wiles in addition to weekly hymn practices. In class Music lessons children will learn vocal and instrumental skills, develop their musical vocabulary and ability to read music, use their analytical skills whilst taking part in focused listening activities, and create their own compositions. Children in Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 work with a variety of tuned and untuned percussion. Children in Year 3 learn to play the recorder, Year 5 the ukulele and Year 6 samba drums. Year 4 work with a variety of tuned and untuned percussion and other instruments.
In addition to whole class lessons, we offer 1 to 1 instrumental lessons with our experienced and talented team of instrumental teachers. These very popular lessons take place during the school day. We offer lessons on piano, drum kit, flute, violin and guitar. Children taking lessons perform to an audience of peers and parents at the end of each term. There is also a school orchestra which children who learn violin, flute or guitar are invited to join when their teacher considers them ready.
In addition to the orchestra, there are two school choirs who rehearse throughout the year. There are also three smaller choirs; in the Autumn term a group of Year 5 & 6 children take part in the RBKC Carol Service, in the Spring term a group of Year 1 & 2 children perform in the Tri-Borough Hub’s Infant Voices festival, and in the Summer term a group of Year 4 & 5 children perform in a concert with The Bach Choir, the culmination of a year long project.
Annual large scale performances include the EYFS and Key Stage 1 Nativity, our Carol service, a whole school Summer Concert, and the Year 6 Leavers Musical. Other performances regularly take place such as the termly instrumental concerts, Bach Choir outreach project, carol singing at Peter Jones, singing and playing to the Chelsea Pensioners at the Royal Hospital, and many more besides.
We work closely with the Tri-Borough Music Hub and make the most of the opportunities they provide. We attend performances at venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal College of Music and have visitors in to school as well.
Pupils are given the opportunity to develop the skills of observation and perception and to use a variety of media and techniques in Art and Design and Technology. Pupils practise and develop their artistic skills and abilities in art lessons and other areas of the curriculum. They are introduced to a wide range of artistic materials, tools and techniques.
Pupils have the chance to study the work of great classic and contemporary artists and to try out the various techniques they have learned about.
Design and Technology is taught through activities that are intended to teach pupils to apply and improve skills required to solve practical problems. We use off-site visits and visitors to the school to further enrich our pupils’ knowledge and understanding of their class topic.
We have a lot of success when entering children’s art work for competitions and regularly have artwork published in calendars, exhibited in galleries and in the windows of Peter Jones.
Drama is taught by class teachers and is woven through the curriculum, not least through Literacy initiatives such as ‘Readers’ Theatre’ and ‘The Power of Reading’.
Classes give termly assemblies to the whole school and parents meaning that every child has an opportunity to deliver a few lines on their own to a large audience throughout their school life.
Year 2 take the lead in our much enjoyed annual EYFS and Key Stage 1 Nativity performances, acting out the story of the birth of Jesus through drama and song. Likewise, Year 5 perform a moving Stations of the Cross at the end of each Spring term. The end of the Summer term sees Year 6s turn to put on a musical to the school and parents.


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– Sauter will compete for his second NCWTS title next weekend at Homestead-Miami. The Necedah, Wisconsin native has participated in the final round of the playoff system since it was put into use in the Truck Series.
– In just his third start with GMS Racing, Creed’s 10th-palce finish in his debut at ISM Raceway is a NCWTS career-best finish.
– This weekend Creed announced that he would return to GMS Racing next season to compete full-time in the NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series (NGOTS).
– After running top-five all night, an oil leak with 19 laps to go ended Haley’s night early, resulting in a 28th-place finish.
– Unfortunately with his misfortune, Haley’s streak of consecutive top-10 finishes ends at 12 races, starting with his first win of the season at Gateway Motorsports Park and lasting through his win at Texas Motor Speedway last weekend. With one race remaining in the 2018 NCWTS season, Haley has three wins, nine top-five, and 17 top-10 finishes.
– With the final race of the Round of Six complete, Haley is one of the final four drivers left in the NASCAR Playoffs who will contend for the NCTWS championship when the series heads to Homestead-Miami Speedway next weekend.


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DON'T FORGET THE RACE NIGHT !!
Why not come and enjoy the thrill of the Racecourse at the Henbury Events Race Night on Friday March 29th in the Church Hall at 7.30 pm.
There'll be six races plus a bonus race and you can back your favourite horse on the " Tote" . You can even buy and name a horse in advance ( only £2 per horse per race) and when your horse wins you'll win a PRIZE as well as your winnings on the " Tote" !! It's win win win and lots of fun too .


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Emotions can be both a gift and a curse. They are what makes us human, and we all experience them – whether it is through the ability to feel love and happiness, or pain and suffering. In addition, they are difficult to hide. All emotions, whether they are suppressed or not, are likely to have a physical effect. However, studying emotions can be hard, since it is not often clear how to exactly interpret them.
For this reason, many researchers have turned towards using automated facial expression recognition software to better provide an objective assessment of emotions. Because human assessment of emotions has many limitations and biases, facial expression technology can be used to deliver a greater level of insight into behavior patterns.
This video shows FaceReader results.
Noldus’ FaceReader software is one example of a tool that is specifically designed for this purpose, and is used in human behavior research for applications such as psychological research, usability studies, and advertising and consumer behavior.
The American psychologist Paul Ekman found that some facial expressions are universal, and can be reliably measured in different cultures. FaceReader bases its algorithms on these original basic expressions, and can automatically determine the presence and intensity of the following emotions: Happy, Sad, Angry, Surprised, Scared, Disgusted, and Neutral (no emotion). It can also analyze interest, boredom, and confusion, which are three commonly occurring affective attitudes.
Types of input sources commonly used with FaceReader include video analysis, live analysis using a webcam, and still images. Once classified, emotions can be represented as line and/or bar graphs as well as in a pie chart, which shows the percentage per emotion.
In addition, FaceReader can also calculate gaze direction, head orientation, and characteristics such as gender, age, and ethnicity.
Automated facial coding can be further extended to an action unit level, according to the FACS (Facial Action Coding System). To backtrack a little, the FACS is a facial expression coding system meant for measuring facial expressions and describing all observable facial movement. The movements of individual facial muscles are broken down into specific action units. FaceReader’s Action Unit Module is capable of analyzing 20 of these action units, including Cheek Raiser, Nose Wrinkler, and Dimpler.
FaceReader can be used to examine metrics such as consumer interest in a product and the effectiveness of video advertisements. Emotional responses to advertisements tend to have a heavy influence on consumers’ intentions to buy a product – using facial coding analysis, researchers could perform testing and present evidence that a certain expression (ex. Happy) may predict an advertisement’s success or a positive shift in attitude towards the brand.
In order to understand how real users experience a website or application, researchers can use facial expression technology to analyze participants’ facial expressions during testing. This helps to analyze how participants feel as they navigate through a site, and could clarify which tasks are frustrating or enjoyable, as well as what needs to be improved upon.
If you have an interest in better understanding the emotions and communication between people, you can benefit greatly from a more in depth understanding of facial expressions. Some examples of interactions that could be studied with FaceReader include those between parents and children, teachers and students, businesspeople and negotiators, and health professional and patients.
For more information, please feel free to contact us to speak with a Sales Consultant about how FaceReader can help assist you with your research. In addition, you can download a free whitepaper about FaceReader’s methodology. We look forward to working with you!
Danner, L.; Sidorkina, L.; Joechl, M.; Duerrschmid. (2014) Make a face! Implicit and explicit measurement of facial expressions elicited by orange juices using face reading technology. Food Quality and Preference, doi:10.1016/j.foodqual.2013.01.004.
D'Arcey, T.; Johnson, M.; Ennis, M. (2012). Assessing the validity of FaceReader using facial electromyography. Proceedings of APS 24th annual meeting.
D'Arcey, J.T.; Johnson, M.R.; Ennis, M.; Sanders, P.; Shapiro, M.S. (2013). FaceReader's assessment of happy and angry expressions predicts zygomaticus and corrugator muscle activity. Poster presentation VIII-014 Association for Psychological Science meeting, 23-26 May 2013.
den Uyl, M.J.; van Kuilenburg, H. (2005). The FaceReader: Online facial expression recognition. Proceedings of Measuring Behavior 2005 (Wageningen, 30 August – 2 September 2005), pp. 589-590.
Gudi, A.; Tasli, H.E.; den Uyl T. M. & Maroulis, A. (2015). Deep Learning based FACS Action Unit Occurrence and Intensity Estimation. Automatic Faces and Gesture Recognition (FG), doi: 10.1109/FG.2015.7284873.
Lewinski, P.; den Uyl, T.M.; Butler, C. (2014). Automated facial coding: validation of basic emotions and FACS AUs in FaceReader. Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics, 7(4), 227-236.
Van Kuilenburg, H.; Wiering, M; Den Uyl, M.J. (2005). A Model Based Method for Automatic Facial Expression Recognition. Proceedings of the 16th European Conference on Machine Learning, Porto, Portugal, 2005, pp. 194-205, Springer-Verlag GmbH.


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Six Arsenal players have been priced up at 2/1 or shorter to leave the Emirates Stadium in the next week as the summer transfer window draws to a close.
David Ospina is the most likely name to depart North London, with betting suspended on the goalkeeper moving onto pastures new.
Elsewhere, strikers Lucas Perez and Danny Welbeck are odds-on to leave at 1/7 and 1/2 respectively, while forgotten full-back Carl Jenkinson has also been chalked up at 1/2.
Joel Campbell, who has spent time on loan at five different clubs since joining Arsenal in 2011, is 10/11 for a move.
But it’s Aaron Ramsey’s price which will concern Gunners fans most. The Welsh wizard is just 2/1 to exit the club this summer amid disquiet over the midfielder’s contract negotiations.


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Sittwe (ILO News) - “I enjoyed so much to learn and work in such a diverse group. It’s much more fun to be all together”. 39 year-old Mohamed Zawmil has just completed a welding skills development training which brought together 58 women and men from Hindu, Muslim and ethnic Rakhine communities in Buthidaung township in Northern Rakhine State, one of Myanmar’s most complex regions.
Upon completion of the 10-day Competency-Based Modular Short-Term Training Course (CBMSC) on Welding, Masonry and House Wiring at the end of November 2018, trainees like Mohamed were assigned to different shops for their on-the-job training. The CBMSC was initiated by the Myanmar’s Department of Technical Vocational Training (DTVET) through the Sittwe Government Technical High School, with the support of the ILO.
Organized as a community based training in Northern Rakhine’s township of Maungdaw, the classes or training groups were attended by women and men from the major ethnic groups of Rakhine State – Muslims, Hindus and Rakhine – in an attempt to rebuild trust among different communities.
These trainings are bringing fresh hope to the communities, especially to young members of those ethnic groups whose access to education and jobs has been considerably restricted. Ending discrimination and increasing freedom of movement for all communities would greatly enhance their opportunities for training and employment and help to re-start the local economy.
“Now, I can see my dream of earning a stable income no longer impossible; and I am proud to be of service to my community through my repairing skills”. This is what 18 year-old Mohamed Solim proudly stated, after having completed the government-led skills training on Motorcycle Servicing, Masonry and Welding, supported by the ILO in Maungdaw. Mohamed comes from a Muslim community in Ngan Chaung village, not far from Maungdaw, and he is currently working together with other motorcycle servicing graduates in the Inter-Communal Shared Service Facility and Tool Bank which the ILO has set up as part of the after-training support.
Apart from tool banks and Inter-Communal Shared Service Facilities where the newly trained can work and borrow tools, the ILO also provides support to those who have completed the trainings to acquire additional practical skills and working experience by linking them with local construction companies. Mentoring and coaching service are also made available to support the training graduates with technical guidance and support – particularly those setting up their own small servicing business.
Maungdaw and Buthidaung are the two townships of Myanmar’s Northern Rakhine State which have been hit the hardest by the violence, human rights violations and displacement since September 2016, which has seen the exodus of over 700,000 Muslim Rohingyas seeking refuge in neighboring Bangladesh.
With the support of the LIFT Fund, the ILO is implementing the Skills Development Project - Rakhine State (SDPRS), designed to assist the government devise inclusive policies on TVET, aimed at promoting social cohesion, productive employment and poverty reduction.
The project is in line with the Rakhine Advisory Commission’s recommendations to support inclusive TVET programs especially for women, and supports the government’s priorities under its National Education Strategy Plan.
Following a Labour Market Study coordinated by the ILO, the project is supporting the government to set up new training centers and improve the existing ones. These centers will offer short-term courses based on the results of the study in an effort to meet the local labour demand.
The ILO is also working with local enterprises and local shops to increase their productivity and efficiency, and is providing incentives – such as small cash benefits and new tools – to those businesses which employ women and community members from disadvantaged ethnic groups.


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This feature consists of specific design elements printed in precise register on both sides of the note.
The see-through feature, a different design for each denomination, is located near the watermark (above the large value numeral) so this feature can easily be checked together when viewed against the light. When the note is held up to the light, the parts of the design printed on the back will fit exactly within the unprinted areas on the front to produce the complete design.

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Northwest Quiz: What Came First?
So much has happened in this region. See if you can tell which the items in each list came first.
1. Which group of native people first inhabited Wisconsin?
2. Which achieved statehood first?
3. Which of these items by Illinois inventors was patented first?
4. Which of these notable homes first appeared on the Geneva Lake shoreline?
prominent meatpacking company Swift & Co.
5. Which of these Rockford structures came first?
A) Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, 215-216 N. Main St.
B) Coronado Theatre, 314 N. Main St.
C) Tinker Swiss Cottage, 411 Kent St.
6. Which of these industries first drew settlers to Wisconsin?
7. Which of these major events happened first?
8. Which landmark graced our region first?
A) Lorado Taft’s Eternal Indian in Oregon, Ill.
B) Veteran’s Memorial Arch in Dixon, Ill.
C) The courthouse on the square of Monroe, Wis.
D) The Riviera Ballroom in Lake Geneva, Wis.
9. Which form of transportation did the Old Northwest Territory see first?
10. Which of these accomplished women was born first?
B) Actress Joan Allen of Rochelle, Ill.
C) Architect Jeanne Gang of Belvidere, Ill.
D) U.S. Army Major General Marcia Anderson of Beloit, Wis.
1. B. The Paleo-Indians lived here in about 10,000 BC. The others came long between 1000 and 1700 AD.
2. B. Illinois became a state in 1818, long before Iowa (1846), Wisconsin (1848) and Minnesota (1858).
3. D. John Deere’s plow was patented in 1837. Then came barbed wire (1874), the dishwasher (1885) and the zipper (1890).
4. B. The Maxwell Mansion was built in 1856; Black Point in 1887; Stone Manor in 1901; and Edgewood Estate in 1906.
5. C. Robert H. Tinker began construction on his Swiss-style cottage in 1865. Next came the Peacock Brewery (1899), Memorial Hall (1902) and Coronado Theatre (1927).
6. A. Lead mining drew the first settlers in about 1820; wheat became Wisconsin’s first major food crop by 1840 followed by dairy and lumber in the later 1800s.
7. A. The Black Hawk War took place in 1832; the first mail arrived in 1837; Camp Grant was built in 1917. The 1918 Spanish flu killed 50 million people worldwide.
8. D. The Monroe Courthouse was built in 1891; Eternal Indian in 1908; the Dixon Arch in 1919; Riviera Ballroom in 1932.
9. A. The flatboat dates back to the 1780s. Next came steamboats and stagecoaches (1830s), then the train (about 1850).
10. A. Janet Lynn, 1953; Joan Allen, 1956; Marcia Anderson, 1957; Jeanne Gang, 1964.
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January 2019 – Open Arms Free Clinic, Inc.
(Lake Geneva, WI) February 20 & 22, 2019 – As the cold and snow settle around us, it does the heart good to remember that February is the month of love. So what better time to bring you a production about one of the most famous couples in theater! No, not Romeo and Juliet, but Felix and Oscar. Well, almost Felix and Oscar. The Geneva Theatre Actors Guild will be performing the female version of the play “The Odd Couple”.
The Odd Couple premiered on Broadway at the Plymouth Theatre on March 10, 1965 and transferred to the Eugene O’Neill Theatre where it closed on July 2, 1967 after 964 performances and two previews. Directed by Mike Nichols, the cast starred Walter Matthau as Oscar Madison and Art Carney as Felix Ungar. The production gained Tony Awards for Walter Matthau, Best Actor (Play), Best Author (Play), Best Direction of a Play, and Best Scenic Design (Oliver Smith), and was nominated for Best Play. It has subsequently been reincarnated twice as a TV show.
In 1985, Neil Simon revised The Odd Couple for a female cast. The Female Odd Couple was based on the same story line and same lead characters, now called Florence Ungar and Olive Madison. The poker game became Trivial Pursuit with their friends becoming the girlfriends: Mickey, Sylvie, Vera, and Renee. The Pigeon sisters became the Costazuela brothers, Manolo and Jesus.
The Female Odd Couple opened on Broadway at the Broadhurst Theatre on June 11, 1985, and closed on February 23, 1986, after 295 performances and nine previews. Directed by Gene Saks, responsible for the 1968 film version, the leads were Sally Struthers and Rita Moreno as Florence (Felix) and Olive (Oscar), respectively, with Lewis J. Stadlen and Tony Shalhoub (in his Broadway debut) as the Costazuela brothers.
There is no charge for admission, but we recommend a $10 donation. Proceeds from this show will benefit Open Arms Free Clinic.
Open Arms Free Clinic, Inc. (OAFC) is a volunteer-driven, donor-supported, community-based non-profit 501C3 organization, with a mission to better understand and serve with compassion the health and wellness needs of the low-income and uninsured residents of Walworth County, Wisconsin. For those without the ability to pay, the Open Arms is the only clinic of its kind in Walworth County, exclusively dedicated to providing both primary care to all of its patients, as well as ongoing care and management to those with chronic disease – all without charge. Since treating its first patient in December 2012, there have been over 2,800 patients served at OAFC with primary and specialty medical, dental, vision, behavioral health, lab and pharmaceutical assistance. For more information on volunteering, donating, or becoming a patient, please visit us at openarmsfreeclinic.org or give us a call at 262-379-1401.
The year was 1844. Samuel Morse sent the first electric telegram, James Polk was elected the 11th . President of the United States, and George Williams (of Wisconsin college fame) founded the worldwide YMCA organization…It was also the year that Linn Presbyterian Church was founded!
Located near the shores of Lake Geneva, Linn Church (as it is referenced locally) is one of only a handful of regional churches that can claim such a long, strong history. In following, 2019 will be a year filled with celebratory events at the Church, all open to the community-at-large. The first is detailed here!
Linn Church’s Valentine’s Feast for Open Arms Free Clinic – Friday, Feb. 15, 4:30-7:30pm.
Freewill donation, all welcome, no reservations required.
Come one and all for the church’s legendary spaghetti-and-salads benefit dinner, complete with breads from Simple Bakery of Lake Geneva – and, of course, home-made desserts! Families and individuals of all ages in Walworth County are invited to come enjoy this never-too-late Valentine of a feast, with music and fellowship included. The feast, coordinated by church volunteers, will be held at the Church, W3335 Willow Road, Lake Geneva in Linn Township.
Freewill donations on this night will help support Open Arms Free Clinic (OAFC). Located in Elkhorn, Open Arms is a volunteer-driven, donor-supported, non-profit 501C3 organization serving hundreds of low-income and uninsured residents of Walworth County with much-needed primary and specialty medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health services, as well as lab and pharmaceutical assistance. Information about the clinic can be found at www.OpenArmsFreeClinic.org.
Come eat, enjoy, and give as you can for Open Arms!
Linn Church is located at W3335 Willow Road, Lake Geneva in Linn Township. Services are held Sundays at 10 a.m, led by Pastor Terry Hennesy. In addition to benefits like this one, the church has a multi-faceted outreach program, including free afterschool childcare on Wednesdays and early school release days. Self-described as “A Traditional Church with a Contemporary Vision”, the Linn Presbyterian Church invites people of all ages and spiritual backgrounds to attend its services and events, and participate in its outreach programs. For more information on any or all of Linn Church’s 175th Anniversary Year events, please call the church office at 262-248-1588 or visit the church website at linnchurch.wordpress.com.

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In the world of VDI, balance is also essential when it comes to user experience and security. Unfortunately for VDI administrators, there is no all-powerful chosen one who can swoop in and deliver the balance they need. One of the measures for securing your VDI is to allocate enough hardware resources to ensure virtual desktops perform at least as well as physical desktops do.
SSO allows users to access all of their virtual resources with one set of login credentials. On the surface it might seem like a security risk to have one login cover everything, because if hackers steal the credentials, they can access whatever they want. But it actually can improve security. The more passwords users have to remember and the more complex the passwords get, the more likely users are to write them down, which is a major security risk.
Another way to boost security with single sign-on is to combine it with two-factor authentication, which requires multiple credentials to login. Two-factor authentication can use passwords, biometric features or security tokens as authentication tools.
VDI admins should turn to end user experience monitoring tools so they can find out how long users' login times are, what the input responsiveness is like and how the graphics look. If aspects of the user experience drop below specific levels, many monitoring tools can alert admins so they know they must fix something.
Finally, admins should look at stopping certain processes, such as hard disk defragmentation, that are a problem on physical desktops but waste precious resources on virtual desktops.
You can find more details in the original article, TechTarget.


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GUAM DEMOCRATS SEEKING SEAT IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
TÃA, Guam (June 1, 2001 - Pacific Daily News)---The 2002 elections became more focused yesterday; with two Democrats announcing they will run for congressional delegate.
Lt. Gov. Madeleine Bordallo made her announcement during a birthday fund-raising event at the Guam Marriott Resort, noting her candidacy was one of the "worst-kept secrets" on island.
"Tonight, I ask for your help again, as I declare my candidacy for the office of delegate to Congress," Bordallo said.
Earlier yesterday, Sen. Judith Won Pat, D-Inarajan, told the Pacific Daily News after the legislative session that she plans to run for delegate.
"I’ve always thought about running for this position," Won Pat said. "It has been, of course, a goal of mine I’ve set for some time."
Bordallo also announced that Democratic Delegate Robert Underwood will not seek another term as congressman and that she believes he will instead run for governor.
Underwood has not made any announcements about his political plans.
Bordallo said she considered leaving politics, but said politics and helping people have been in her blood for too many years. She said she considered running for governor, but said her friend, first lady Geri Gutierrez, and Underwood, likely will be gubernatorial candidates.
"To me, Geri and Robert are family, and I’m not going to challenge family," Bordallo said.
The governor addressed the crowd at Bordallo’s party last night, lending his support to her candidacy.
"With your presence there, I know we are finally going to make it big in Washington, D.C.," the governor said.
Democratic Party Chairman Joe T. San Agustin said Bordallo will be a strong candidate.
"She’s considered one of the front-runners," he said. "She’s a formidable candidate. She’s done well on Guam, and she just wants to continue that."
Won Pat said that she has spoken to the lieutenant governor about running for the delegate position.
"We both feel, of course, that it would be best not to have to run against each other, but the lieutenant governor has been a really good sport about this. Competition has always been very healthy," Won Pat said.
"I think what makes any campaign exciting and a challenge is when you do have somebody else that is running against you. It just somehow makes you a better candidate... it keeps you on your toes. I’m really excited about it – I’m looking forward to it."
Won Pat said she plans to follow in the footsteps of her late father, Congressman Antonio B. Won Pat. He was the island's first delegate to Congress, serving six terms.
"My (legislative) campaign... was passing the torch and following my father’s tradition," Won Pat said. "This will be the most opportune time for me to run."
Won Pat, who is serving in the 26th Guam Legislature, said she has been thinking about running for the delegate seat for the past 10 years.
"It’s more like a soft announcement, as opposed to the sense that I am not having a big party to announce it, and that’s because I have so many things on my plate right now," Won Pat said.
Republican Party Chairman David Sablan said Sen. Joseph Ada, R-Tamuning, is considering running for delegate.
Sablan said his name also is being mentioned as a possible candidate.
"There is no one definitely running, but Joe Ada is doing some exploratory on running for that office," Sablan said.
"I have a very good idea of what is needed for that office. I’m going to try to find a candidate that basically fits that bill," he said, adding that it is important for a delegate to be able to work with lawmakers from both political parties.
The 2002 gubernatorial race will be wide open, as Gov. Carl Gutierrez is in the middle of his second consecutive term and is ineligible for re-election as governor.
San Agustin said first lady Geri Gutierrez is the only Democrat who is clearly running for governor at this point.
Sablan said three Republican senators have stated their desire to run for governor: Sen. Eddie Calvo, R-Maite; Sen. Felix Camacho, R-Tamuning; and Speaker Tony Unpingco, R-Santa Rita.
No candidates have filed spending reports for the 2002 gubernatorial campaign, and campaign committees are not expected to register with the commission until January, when the Guam Election Commission makes packets available.
By law, campaigns are required to file spending reports with the commission as soon as they collect or spend $100,000.


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These are just a few things you should never show up to a friend’s cottage without!
I know there is still snow on the ground, but things are heating up quickly and the May long weekend will be here soon enough. So, if you’ve been invited to a friend’s cottage for the weekend, the last thing you want to do is to show up empty handed. Here are a few essentials to bring along so you will continue to be invited year after year.
First and foremost, and without question, bring booze. The worst cottage guests are the ones who show up and mooch your hooch. Of course a good host will share their stash with a guest, but if you’re looking for merriment then contribute. Don’t simply expect your host to accommodate. Especially if you have particular tastes!
With sand and sunshine at the lakeside, be sure to pack an extra towel or two. As a guest you don’t want to be dragging in the beach with you when you come inside. An extra towel will not only keep you clean and respectful of your host’s cottage, but it can double as a spot to sit or as a blanket for chilly campfire evenings.
When the sun is beating down on your uncooked skin, sunscreen will be worth its weight in gold. Bring a bottle for your own sake, and for the sake of any poor sap that forgot to pack their own. I’m sure they will thank you and make up for it in shared drinks. We’ve all been there, and nobody likes being the lobster.
You can’t tell what seating arrangements might be. You could end up on a stump, the ground, or standing all weekend. Time at the cottage is a time to relax. Whether on the beach, by the fire, or on the deck for a good barbecue, a comfortable chair is a must. I would be lying if I said I’ve never taken a long nap in my favorite chair at the cottage.
It’s not the end of the world in the cooler shoulder seasons, but during the height of mosquito season, this is a game changer. Keep the bugs from bugging you by bringing along some repellant. How can you enjoy yourself if you are too busy swatting and scratching all weekend? Plus your hosts and cottage mates will appreciate your contribution too.
You can expect a good spread of food when heading to the cottage. Your hosts will usually try to astonish you with their kitchen skills, and you should do your best to let them. That being said it’s best to help them cut their kitchen costs by bringing along some groceries of your own. You can’t go wrong with supplying some extra bacon and eggs. You can always offer to take care of a meal or two yourself.
When staying with company, don’t assume you’re staying in a hotel. There isn’t likely complimentary bath soaps or tiny mints on your pillow when you arrive. Pack a small travel kit for yourself (better safe than sorry). Or find out what you need to bring in advance. I doubt you want to share someone’s toothbrush for the weekend.
Let there be light. I can’t tell you how many times such a simple thing has saved the day; or should I say night? When you’re in an unfamiliar place, the last thing you need to do while trying to find the bathroom after a few drinks, is to stumble into a patch of poison ivy. Trust me, if you don’t bring it along, you’re going to need it!

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Pulley Light — 2nd Shift Design Co.
Simple machines were the inspiration for the Pulley Light. A combination of birch and blackened steel create a unique silhouette. The cord wrap on the side was inspired by nautical cleats for tying up sailboats at port.


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Look no further for your ultimate Cape Cod retreat - this adorable duplex for six is conveniently located just a few blocks from the beach in the small town of Orleans. You'll have plenty of space inside full of cozy furnishings, plus great outdoor space with a nice patio, grill, and outdoor shower.
Breathe in the salty sea air and stroll over to Nauset Beach, which is just a few blocks away from the home. Located in East Orleans, you'll find plenty of amenities just a few miles away in downtown Orleans along Old Colony Way. From art galleries to colonial museums, there's something for everyone in this quaint Cape Cod town.
Classic shingle siding and lush greenery greet you on the exterior of this home. You'll enter into the inviting living room, which boasts an array of comfortable furniture for relaxing and lounging. After a day on the beach, head indoors, sit back, and watch a fun TV show on the cable TV. If you need to send that last email or check the latest weather report, the complimentary WiFi is available, too.
In the quaint kitchen, you'll find all the essentials for prepping snacks for the beach or family meals. The eat-in kitchen is open to the dining table, which can seat up to six guests for a memorable family meal. You'll also have your own private washer/dryer in the home, so keeping up with sandy clothes from the beach is a breeze.
On the side of the home, you'll have access to the deck, where you can grill up your summertime favorites on the gas BBQ. Enjoy an al fresco meal among the beach greenery surrounding the home, thanks to the outdoor table with seating for five. There's another table on the lower level patio - complete with an umbrella so you can relax in the shade. You'll also find the outdoor shower near the patio in the back yard, where you can rinse off all that sand and saltwater before going inside!
With three bedrooms and one full bathroom, this home will accommodate up to six guests. The first bedroom features a queen-size bed, plenty of storage for your wardrobe, and a comfy chair for cozying up with a good book. The second bedroom has another queen-size bed and a window A/C unit to keep you cool in the summer months. In the third bedroom, two twin-size beds make this the perfect spot for kids or younger guests, plus there's another window A/C unit in this room.
When you're ready to go exploring, Nauset Beach is only about two blocks away. Simply gaze out at the water visible from the front parking area of the home and follow the road. From swimming and sunbathing to water sports and sailing, this quintessential summer town is all about enjoying the ocean.
Take a walk down Beach Road, which turns into Main Street, and experience all that the town of Orleans has to offer. You'll pass by beautiful tree-lined streets full of cute homes, and have plenty of restaurants and amenities to choose from. Explore the natural scenery at the nearby Kent's Point Conservation Area, where you can walk the trails through greenery and scenic marshes.
For water sports fans, kayaking and canoeing out in the ocean and along the many inlets near Orleans is always a popular choice. There's also fishing charters where you can experience the thrill of the catch, or boat tours where you can see the coastline and local wildlife.
Additional pricing info: For real-time pricing information, including the cleaning & booking fees, please contact Vacasa. State and local taxes of 12.45% will apply.


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The leaders of the both countries agreed to take forward the strong relations between the Sri Lanka and Seychelles in the fields of trade and tourism.
This was discussed in detail when President Maithripala Sirisena, who is on a two-day official visit on the invitation of Seychelles President Danny Faure, met him, yesterday (08), stated President’s Media Division.
President Sirisena was warmly received by the Seychelles President Dannu Faure when he arrived at the State House.
President Maithripala Sirisena was received with a Guard of Honour at the State House.
After a cordial meeting between the leaders, the bilateral discussions were commenced.


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Teeth that are crooked or improperly aligned can be the start of a lot of problems with regards to one’s dental health. One of the most common reasons why crooked teeth need to be addressed in the soonest possible time is that they can have a negative effect on the appearance of your smile – no matter how dazzling white your teeth are, your smile will still not look as great if your teeth are crooked.
Children and adults can equally benefit from dental treatments that deal with the correction of improper bites, or crooked teeth. Aside from the advantages to the aesthetics or appearance of the smile, orthodontics or the use of dental braces can also have a lot of benefits when it comes to the way the teeth function – and can lead to a much better dental health in the long run.


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Do I need a specific degree in order to apply to the DPT program?
We accept any Bachelor's degree from any accredited college, as long as you complete our specific prerequisites (see website). The Bachelor's degree that you choose will not affect your admissions process, however, some degrees encompass our prerequisites more than others and some degrees prepare you more appropriately for the Physical Therapy Program curriculum. Some suggested degrees are Biology, Nutrition, Pre-Physical Therapy (also called Exercise Science) and Athletic Training.
Does your DPT program offer any specialty tracks?
The RU DPT program offers a doctorate degree that includes all basic aspects of physical therapy. While the program does not offer specialties, all students are given an opportunity for emphasis through clinical internships, a Capstone research project (completed in the 2nd and 3rd years of the Curriculum) and volunteer activities within a field of interest. This will further enable all students to create a unique learning experience and will prepare our students to work in any practice setting upon graduation.
It’s a highly competitive process and each year we receive hundreds of applications. There are a maximum of 30 students admitted each year. Applicants must meet all requirements in order to be a strong candidate. The Selection Committee will take into account a combination of your GPA, GRE, healthcare experience and other extracirricular activities to determine if you qualify for an on-site interview. Please see the PTCAS program page for the average GPAs and GRE scores for accepted applicants.
All transcripts should be sent directly to the College of Graduate Studies and Research, Buchanan House, PO Box 6928, Radford, VA 24142.
How many observation hours should I obtain?
The minimum number of observation hours with a Licensed Physical Therapist is 40. The median number completed and verified by applicants accepted into the program in 2018 was 432.
At the time of your on-site interview you will receive a time frame with more details regarding this. Typically, our offers go out in December or January of the admissions cycle.
What are the prerequisite courses and what courses do I still need to take?
There are 34 credits of prerequisite courses, please refer to admission requirements page for more information.
Do I have to have all the prerequisite courses completed before I can apply?
No you do not, but you will have to have all of the courses completed prior to commencement of the program. Our program policy allows for up to three (3) outstanding courses at the time of application. Please note that the first course of our program is an off-calendar summer course that typically begins at the end of May.
Can I take all the required courses at a Community College?
We accept course work from both two and four year institutions; however, a conferred bachelor's degree is required prior to commencement of the program.
I graduated a long time ago; will I have to retake any course work?
This will be addressed on a case by case basis depending on the circumstances of the applicant. This will be determined by the Selection Committee after you submit your application to PTCAS. We accept an unlimited amount of courses that have been retaken.
Does Radford accept courses completed online?
Yes our program does accept online coursework. Keep in mind that for each of the Prerequisite Science courses, our program requires 4 credits (3 credits lecture + 1 credit lab) and this may be completed via traditional in-class, online or hybrid coursework.
Will Advanced Placement (AP) coursework be accepted towards the prerequisite requirements?
Yes, our program will accept the AP coursework towards your prerequisite requirements. However, only the AP credits will be able to transfer, thus your prerequisite GPA (minimum of 3.0) will be calculated based on the college/university coursework completed.
If this is a class that was taken at the undergrad school (Eg, Human Anatomy and Physiology w/lab), will it have to be taken again for your program?
Yes. All students will need to take the full 120 credits of the curriculum. Please refer to our curriculum page for more information.
How do I calculate my prerequisite GPA?
Great question! We have created an Excel spreadsheet that makes this very easy. Please download this spreadsheet and input your course grades and number of credits. Also note that if your institution separates the lecture and lab grades, there is another worksheet that you can use by clicking on the bottom tab labeled "Lab Courses" that makes it easier for scenario.
What is the last acceptable date to sit for the GRE?
This will vary slightly per year, however generally the last acceptable date to take the GRE will be during the last week in September. Please refer to the Application checklist for more information.
What is your GRE ETS code?
Please use ETS code 0373 to submit your official GRE scores to Radford University.
I have already sent my GRE scores to Radford University during a prior year application; will I need to have the GRE scores resubmitted?
No. If you have previously submitted your GRE scores to Radford University, then the Graduate Admissions office will maintain the official scores on file for five years from the test date.
My GPA/GRE scores do not meet the preferred requirements, should I still apply?
Each applicant's grade/GPA calculation is considered on an individual basis. Once you submit your application through PTCAS, the Selection Committee will consider all undergraduate and post-graduate coursework towards the GPA calculation of your Prerequisite/Science courses. If necessary, please submit an additional letter to your application with further explanation regarding your grades.
I took my GRE in 2007, is that ok?
Radford University will only accept valid official GRE results that have been completed within the past 5 years.
What do previous years GPA/GRE statistics look like?
Does the program offer housing for admitted and current students?
Yes, we have an agreement with Jefferson College of Health Sciences that allows our students to lease space at the Patrick Henry Building (about 2 blocks away). Students wishing to reside at the PH will be placed in double occupancy apartments (while spaces last). Additionally, every effort will be made to place students in similar programs of study together, and on the uppermost floor of the residence hall (which tends to be the quietest). The housing fee will include electricity, water, sewer, trash, cable, high-speed internet and access to an on-site gym. Students in will have the option to sign up for either the fall or spring semester; or both with an estimated cost of about $3,500 per semester. Please contact JCHS directly for more information.
Please refer to our tuition and fees page for more information.
I am listed as an out-of-state resident on my PTCAS application and need to complete an in-state tuition application. How can I do this?
Submitting a complete in-state tuition application is the only way to be considered for in-state residency. Everyone will be listed as out-of-state status until an in-state tuition form is submitted an in-state residency is determined. This does not mean that everyone who submits the in-state tuition form will qualify. This form will not hold up the evaluation process for an applicant – it is listed on the check-list as a reminder that it needs to be submitted in order to be eligible for in-state status. This field is only listed for applicants who have a Virginia address listed as either their current or permanent address on the PTCAS application.


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When I first started homeschooling I thought for sure it’d be the hardest thing ever. And of course I have a knack for finding the longest distance between two points so I was up for the challenge….at first.
See, I’m not exactly a “team player” in the general sense so reaching out to other homeschool moms never even crossed my mind!
After wasting a fillion hours, making a zillion DIY worksheets and wracking my brain to keep a busy activity schedule I finally realized I couldn’t do it alone… And I didn’t have to!
These vast internets are stuffed to the top with awesome moms who make even awesomer homeschool stuff! They also share their supply hauls so I learned quickly how to educate my littles on the cheap.
So yeah, avoid my mistakes and just jump on the mommy train while you’re ahead! Linking up with others who DO it on a daily makes it sooooo much easier to manage when spending ALL your waking hours with little ones gets to be overwhelming.
Yes, as “free loving” as us hippie homeschoolers are, we get overwhelmed, stretched thin and up tight at times too!
To take the guess work out of it for you, here’s FIVE resources that I use religiously. Most of them were right under my nose and IAENO!
• Dollar Spots- Just about every big box store has a well stocked dollar section nowadays. For early homeschoolers this is the hangout!
With little ones you can never have too many of the essentials: crayons, markers, pencils, glue sticks….the regular players. Dollar. Stores make it easy to stock up. But that’s just the beginning. Age appropriate workbooks, teaching tools and good behavior treats can easily be found year round.
J doing his ‘at’ words with cork letters found on the clearance aisle at Michaels.
•The good ol’ Library- You know, those bound stacks of paper we had to lug around in those god awful backpacks back in the day? Yeah those!
As old school as it seems to actually pick up books these days, there’s still good reason to visit your local library.
Mainly, it’s free. It’s also a great place to meet up with other homeschool families, stay updated on educational opportunities, and steal a few minutes of quiet time.
Check out their DVD collection to add to your unit studies.
•AtoZTeacherStuff.com- This is one of MANY sites I use to find relevant materials for any age range. It’s a website made by teachers and it’s full of great stuff. Check it out for free and paid downloadable print outs.
•K12- I’m not sure if it’s a good or bad thing that the website says K12 isn’t available in my area.
On the one hand, I’m not racing to teach a state created curriculum to my littles. On the other hand, just about every other homeschool mom I talk to online uses it.
At any rate, I’m sure it’s a great starting point for moms looking for a structured curriculum.
•Local Gardens, Farms and Orchards- being a community gardener I’m almost ashamed to admit that I didn’t know this. There is a TON of funding available for farmers and gardener to start free programs for children!
delicious berries we found growing wild around our garden!
Research some spots in your area. Even if there are no programs you’ll still have the opportunity to get some fresh produce, teach your little othe Farm to Fork movement.
I’m telling y’all- time saving at its finest!
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Kampala, Uganda — Makerere University Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe has recommended the indefinite closure of the School of Law for failure to resume teaching.
According to a copy of the report which URN is in possession, Prof. Nawangwe observes that in spite of the on-going engagements, the standoff has remained predominant in the School of Law where the school leadership has "openly declared leadership of the acts of defiance."
"The staff should be required to hand over University property and the students advised to return home and await further instructions," Prof. Nawangwe says in a management report to Council.
"Armed with misleading advice by some staff of the School of Law, Executives of staff associations want an unconditional lifting of the suspension of Dr Deus K. Muhwezi as a condition for calling the General Assembly to lift the purported strike," Prof. Nawangwe notes.
"It would be possible in future for someone to do wrong but just because they can mobilise others, no disciplinary action would be taken. This would greatly undermine disciplinary powers of Management as well as set a wrong future precedence," Prof. Nawangwe argues.
In his report to the Council, Prof. Nawangwe says all Colleges have since resumed full teaching including College of Engineering, Design Art and Technology - CEDAT, College of Health Sciences - CHS, College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources & Biosecurity - COVAB, College of Education and External Studies - CEES, College of Natural Sciences - CONAS, College of Humanities and Social Sciences - CHUSS, College of Business and Management Sciences - COBAMS, College of Computing and Information Sciences - COCIS with partial teaching in College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences - CAES, with the exception of the School of Law where no teaching has been reported.
Additionally, Prof. Nawangwe's report that all Colleges are teaching except CAES and Law School is being contested by Makerere Law Society - MLS who say it is false.
"The record must be set straight. Makerere University has ten colleges. Of these, only two colleges (College of Health Sciences and the College of Engineering Art & Design) are presently having lectures and this fact is confirmed by the student leaders of the different college student leadership that have hereunder appended their confirmatory signatures," MLS said in a statement released this afternoon.
But according to Prof. Nawangwe; "The continued defiance by the School of Law, meaning that the students will not be taught for a fourth week running is likely to lead to a deterioration of discipline among the students with unforeseen consequences."
A University Council meeting is currently taking place at the institution's Main Building to discuss the impasse. In a related development, two principals, Prof. Christopher Mbazira of Law School and Prof. Bernard Bashaasha, the Principal of CAES have been summoned to council to explain why they are not teaching.


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Team work is essential. To give one example, at Guy’s there is a group of some 15 people actively engaged in the work, and as time passes we find that more and more are drawn into the team.1 The group he refers to was the Peacock Club. But why the name ‘Peacock’? It is explained in the first few meetings. The Club was named after Dr Thomas Peacock. In his 1858 book on malformations of the human heart2 he gave a clear description of the four components of the congenital malformation, generally known as Fallot’s Tetralogy. As a guide to navigating this book the headings below indicate the contents of the successive chapters. The chapters are interrelated to some degree but are self-contained and do not have to be read consecutively. Peace returns to Guy’s Hospital 1945–1948 This first chapter sets the scene in London 1945 when Guy’s Hospital began to function normally again. The medical and outpatient work of the hospital returned from Orpington in Kent where it had been since 1939 under the leadership of Dr Maurice Campbell. Russell Brock had remained in London while the hospital suffered bombing and fire damage. Campbell and Brock are central to this story. From the relative safety of Tunbridge Wells, the students and preclinical teachers of the medical school came back to Guy’s. Dr Boland, back from the North African theatre of war, was made their Dean. He immediately set about establishing exchange visits for the clinical teachers with Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, the first of whom was Alfred Blalock. The chapter closes with the founding of the Peacock Club.
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Perhaps her early tendency toward depression, glimpsed in her postpartum breakdown after Richieu’s birth that required a sanatorium visit (1:34–35) and augmented by the aftermath of Auschwitz, recurred. But as he shows in “Prisoner on the Hell Planet,” Art himself can never understand her suicide, except to feel guilty about the last time he refused to tell her that he loved her and to accept the disdain of his relatives for not having been a high-achieving son and for not having been sufficiently concerned about her well-being.
However, Crumb’s usual antifeminist streak comes into play when he states in the New York Times interview that “Abraham is kind of a take- charge dude. But even Abraham gets pushed around by his wife. They all get pushed around by their wives. ” Crumb adds other interpretive elements. In the same interview, he says that his picture showing Abraham sleeping with many faces in the background was his attempt “to capture his vision of all this future suffering that is supposed to take place with all his people.
You know how other people are” (2:63). Just as the Polish priest predicts, Vladek survives Auschwitz and the Holocaust, and this is due in large part to his penchant for keeping things and for helping others, which is in effect a form of holy offering. In contrast to his own felt embarrassment about his father’s seemingly inexplicable miserliness (even when Vladek struggles to set aside an inheritance for Art himself), Spiegelman shows that in God’s sight this quality of miserliness is perhaps more worthy than some attributes that are considered good because it enables not only Vladek’s survival but also that of some fellow humans, including the non-Jewish Frenchman (2:93–94).

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Saturday, September 22nd, the RHM intermodal terminal in Melzo (MI) opened its doors to “gifted” boys and girls: kids showing high IQ, creativity, leadership, motivation and perseverance.
The visit was organized with STEP-NET - the NGO that supports the network of gifted children - and took place in two separate moments: the terminal exploration and the Mystery Box experience, where the young guests tested their skills collecting clues to complete the “escape” challenge.
The young guests were welcomed at the Contship offices with a quick briefing. They then had the chance to learn more about the Group's activities, with a focus on the world of intermodal and logistics. Starting from simple considerations on international trade and the routes connecting the macro-areas of production and consumption, with intelligent and timely questions, the kids discovered many fascinating details about the world of logistics, and about the activity of the Contship Italia Group.
After the briefing, the group took part in a visit to the yard, which brought them under RHM’s new RMG cranes; from there, the group reached the area dedicated to the Mystery Box Experience, where a 20-foot container was set up, hiding a small office full of puzzles and clues. Kids worked in teams to identify the different combinations and successfully complete the challenges.
Positive feedback for the Mystery Box, too as it will now become part of the program of the Porto Lab visits to the intermodal center of Melzo, bringing new challenges and new stimuli, to make the Porto Lab experiences involving Rail Hub Milano even more unforgettable!