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Maryland has become the first state in the US to make attacks targeting homeless people a hate crime. The state’s governor, Martin O’Malley signed the bill into law today. Michael O’Neill, director of the Faces of Homelessness Speakers Bureau, says many oppose this sort of legislation. Their argument being, because homelessness is a choice, the addition of the group would water down current hate crimes legislation, which traditionally target people who have no control over their minority status. But, he says, the numbers speak to the need.
O’Neill says California, Ohio, Texas and Massachusetts are all considering similar legislation. Advocacy groups are also pushing for change on the federal level.
Activists in Brownsville, Texas today held a vigil in solidarity with detainees at the Port Isabel Detention Center. There, inmates have been on hunger strike for nearly two weeks in protest of the conditions at the facility. Free Speech Radio News reporter Ansel Herz has an update.
Initially Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials denied that any detainees were on hunger strike, but family members and activists have since confirmed to FSRN up to two hundred people are participating. Now ICE acknowledges at least one detainee is striking. Anayanse Garza of the Southwest Workers Union says the detainees are now taking turns on hunger strike in order to maintain their health.
Activists met with local Congressmen earlier this week to make them aware of the situation at the facility, and they say they are preparing a National Day of Action in solidarity with the detainees on hunger strike. Ansel Herz, FSRN, Austin.
In the waning hours of the Colorado Legislative session, lawmakers could not muster enough votes to repeal the death penalty. From Denver, FSRN’s Nikki Kayser reports.
Four Colorado Senate Democrats joined Republicans to defeat the bill. District attorneys opposed the legislation citing a need for plea bargain material, and said life in prison is not a sufficient deterrent. Supporters of abolition, including families of murder victims, the Catholic Church, and public defenders, say they will propose the bill again next year. Nikki Kayser. FSRN. Denver.
The US Department of Justice has decided not to pursue a second court marshal trial for Lt. Ehren Watada, the first US military officer to refuse to serve in Iraq. FSRN’s Mark Taylor-Canfield has more from Seattle.
The Department of Justice has asked the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to dismiss their appeal of a lower court ruling, which blocked a second court marshal trial for 1st Lt. Ehren Watada. In June 2006, Lt. Watada refused to serve in Iraq on the grounds that the US invasion was both illegal and immoral. His court marshal was declared a mistrial in February 2007. A civilian US federal judge blocked the Army’s attempt to hold a second court marshal in October of 2007, ruling that a second trial would qualify as double jeopardy. According to the US Constitution, a person cannot be tried twice on the same charges. Although Lt. Watada’s period of enlistment was up two years ago, he is still virtually confined to the US Army base at Ft. Lewis, Washington where he is stationed. Watada has not been allowed to leave military service, and the US Army has barred him from communicating with anti-war groups. Despite the Department of Justice’s decision not to appeal the earlier civilian court ruling, the US Army is still considering prosecution of Lt. Watada on two charges of “behavior unbecoming an officer” because of an anti-war speech he gave to the Veterans For Peace national conference in Seattle in 2006. This is Mark Taylor-Canfield in Seattle for Free Speech Radio News.
As President Obama continues to meet with Pakistani and Afghan leaders in Washington, the situation in both countries is rapidly deteriorating. In southern Afghanistan today a suicide bomber targeting foreign troops killed 12 civilians and injured over 30 more. In addition, fall-out continues from US air strikes this week, which killed nearly 100 civilians. In response, residents have staged protests. Today police opened fire on a group of demonstrators, injuring 6. US and Afghan authorities are currently investigating the air strikes.
In Pakistan, the government said today it will end the peace deal with the Taliban and step up its military operations against the militant group. The government says it currently has over 10-thousand troops in the Swat Valley. The relief agency Doctors Without Borders said today it has halted emergency medical work in Swat because of the extreme insecurity and incidents targeting the group’s aid workers. The organization claims hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis are currently seeking refuge.
China says more than 5000 school children died in last year’s major earthquake in Sichuan province. The announcement comes almost a full year after the anniversary. Many parents of the dead blame corruption and poor school construction for the classroom collapses that trapped and killed so many students.
The much-anticipated bank stress test results are in today – and after two months analyzing the 19 largest banks’ books, the government’s assessment reveals that some of those banks are not healthy enough to survive any additional economic stress. That means the government will force the banks to raise more money. Leigh Ann Caldwell reports from the Capitol.
Homeowners and borrowers have moved one step closer to getting more protection from predatory lending. The Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act passed in the House today would make it more difficult for home buyers to get pushed into applying for a loan they won’t be able to afford in the long run. But tougher regulations could mean smaller lenders may go out of business – and fewer mortgage companies could mean increased lending costs to consumers. Karen Miller has the full report.
President Obama unleashed the details of his budget, and is highlighting 17 billion dollars in program cuts for 2010. Half of the cuts come from the Defense Department. Republicans respond that the cuts make up just one quarter of one percent of the budget total of 3.6 trillion dollars. But at least one group is celebrating: black farmers. President Obama included 1.25 billion dollars to pay black farmers for years of discrimination at the US Department of Agriculture. The farmers won a civil rights lawsuit against the USDA and have been waiting for the remainder of their monetary payment.
Authorities in Georgia have released three activists accused of hooliganism after they protested outside the offices of what protestors said were pro-government journalists. The country’s interior ministry said the opposition protestors were released after the leader of the Georgian Orthodox Church made an appeal to the Government. Meanwhile, a second meeting planned between Georgia, Russia and South Ossetia has been canceled. South Ossetia belongs to Georgia, but has long been under separatist control and is backed by Russia. The province South Ossetia was at the center of a short war between Georgia and Russia in August. 130,000 people fled their homes to escape the fighting; of those, about 30,000 who had lived in the province of South Ossetia are still unable to return. Many now live in hastily constructed settlements, and remain dependent on foreign aid. They make up only the latest addition to the more than 200,000 people already displaced by wars fought over Georgia’s breakaway provinces. Jacob Resneck reports.
Israel launched three air strikes on what it says are smuggling tunnels that connect Gaza with Egypt – Palestinian doctors say four people were injured from the strike. The attack came in response to five mortar shells fired by Gaza’s armed wing of the Hamas Party into Southern Israel. Meanwhile, the United Nations has hinted that it may reconsider war crimes investigations into Israel’s three-week attack on the Gaza strip. Gaza residents continue to live out the repercussions of those attacks. Rami Almeghari reports that tens of thousands of residents still lack running water.
There is a controversial proposal in the Egyptian parliament that would criminalize religious edicts issued by scholars on television if they do not have government permits. Proponents of the draft law say this will help eliminate radical statements made on television. The fear, though, is that this could also lead to government control over religion and curb freedom of speech. Correspondent Aya Batrawy reports from Cairo.


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As a member of Johnstone Phoenix Theatre Group you have unrestricted access to requesting tickets.
Our club offers members the chance to act, sing and dance as well as social events throughout the year.
Located in the heart of Johnstone town centre, the brand new Johnstone Town Hall is serviced by a number of local bus routes and is approximately a 10 minute walk from Johnstone Train Station, which is just 15 minutes by regular rail service from Glasgow Central Station.
Tickets are non returnable once booked.

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Oral-B® Gum Care & Extra Fresh contains 70% more stabilised stannous vs base Oral B Pro-Health and increased levels of G180 coolant to help revitalise your gums in 2 weeks and fight the root cause of bad breath for added freshness.
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Enhanced cooling ingredients leave the mouth feeling fresh and clean.

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Classical piano videos Great classic piano videos performed by well known pianists.
Glenn Herbert Gould (who was born on September the 15th 1932 and died on October the 4th 1982) was a big Canadian pianist, above all famous for his Johann Sebastian Bach’s music recordings. In 1964he stopped making concerts and he completely devoted himself to office recordings for the rest of his career, which was unfortunately short.
Vladimir Horowitz was a great classical pianist. He was born in Kiev on October the 1st 1903 and died on November the 5th 1989 in New York.
His Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Prokofiev’s recordings are nowadays the best known.


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Charlie Haskins is an artist living and working in Southern Ohio. He received his MFA in painting from East Tennessee State University. He comes from a large family of artists and has recently become a father himself! In his artwork he uses a mixture of illustration and caricature to create a whimsical fantasy world full of word play, puns, and riddles.
Haskins House is the name of his art studio located in Portsmouth Ohio’s historic Boney Fiddle district at 534 2nd Street. Part art gallery, part museum, part store, it is a space that celebrates a plethora of creative sights and sounds where Haskins can show his artwork, take commissions, and contribute to the area’s artistic community.
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text: My husband and I have a very short layover in Dublin in May and would like to know the fastest and least expensive way to get to the Con Colbert Memorial. My husband is Con's great grandson from San Francisco and we would like to experience a taste of Con's Dublin. Thank You for any help.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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TiMOTION’s TL32S series lifting columns are specifically designed for use in ergonomic desks and work tables. Using multiple TL series lifting columns with compatible TC series control boxes and TH/TDH series controls, work surfaces can be controlled quietly and smoothly with synchronous movement. All Ergo Motion TC series control boxes have a less than 0.1W standby power option that reduces power consumption. Our wide range of columns offers customers the solutions they require to satisfy their project requirements.
The TL32S has a two stage telescopic outer tube that is designed for a narrow-top, wide-bottom rectangular appearance.

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Yesterday I started something I've wanted to do for quite a while but never got around to due to lack of tools. Making a database of my book collection.
I started off with Libra. A free database for Windows that allows you to scan barcodes using your webcam. It then trundles off to Amazon to pull out the information on your item. Initially I tried using it with my XBox 360 webcam with no luck. Happily my Logitech Quickcam 4000 works just fine although I did just order a cuecat from Ebay to make things even more straightforward.
After I'd been working on this for a few hours I was told about a wonderful web project called Librarything. This lets you create an online database of your book collection and share it with the world. It also features some very nice social networking features. Better yet it allows me to take a csv export from Libra and import my books neat so I now have a local database and a nice searchable online copy.
I haven't finished yet but my current catalogue can be viewed here. You can also see a random selection of books (Complete with Amazon links) over to the right.
And of course once I finish my current collection keeping it up to date with any new books becomes trivial.

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Most of us are already familiar with top social media software. Earlier this month, we published a comprehensive guide to social media management software. We also looked at how you can use a combination of SaaS to grow your Twitter audience. Then we looked at software that would complement your PR strategy. But we haven’t talked about analytics that much, yet.
Today we are digging deep into social media marketing analytics software. Typically, they help in a variety of ways including scheduling and posting, social listening, analytics and lots of other things.
But, there are so many different types of social media software today, each with a wide range of offerings, that it can be like finding a needle in a haystack.
We have learned that it is very important to know the features that will benefit you the most and equally useful to know if there are some things you can compromise on.
The very first thing you should ask yourself is what exactly are you looking for in this analytics software? There are hundreds, if not thousands, of social media software out there in the market with their own set of analytics features. Some of them have very useful dashboards, while others are better at handling reports. You need to make sure your requirements are outlined clearly, perhaps in a team meeting, while taking into consideration other software you may already be using.
It is possible that you need to dissect your requirements in more than one way when considering the use of a combination of different software. Maybe you want to use one piece of software for scheduling and post-specific analytics while using another to handle marketing automation and analytics across the board. In this case, it can be useful to make flashcards of your requirements, which you can toss into different piles to make sure you are not paying for the same feature twice.
The single most important feature to look for, in terms of analytics software, is how data collection occurs on a given platform. Before it can provide you with results in the form of visual reports, customer behavior analysis, trend identification or campaign insights, it needs to plug into data sources in a smart way. If you have put in the effort to make your requirements crystal clear, you will easily identify the channels and data you need to collect.
The number of platforms it gathers data from is of great importance. You need to ensure your selected software is able to collect data from all the platforms you use.
Getting all the information isn’t going to benefit you in any way if it includes spam or other useless information. You need to check if the software provides filters for the information it collects and if it does, whether the filters are enough for your use case scenario.
Different social media software are designed to collect different types of data. Some are great at collecting information about sales funnels while others are excellent at measuring the performance of content. You should look into the details about the type of data being collected to be sure you are getting the right software.
Almost every social media software comes bundled with analytics features but not all analytics tools are created equal. Go through customer reviews to ensure the selected software has the kind of analytics dashboard that will work for you and your team.
As a SaaS comparison site, we are able to highlight all the social media analytics software you should definitely consider at this stage. While you can search and compare software on Crozdesk, in this blog post we can quickly review your best options before you go ahead with your free trial accounts with each of the vendors that match your needs the most. So let’s get started.
If you are looking for software that helps with real-time tracking of all incoming communication after unifying your social media inboxes, AgoraPulse might just work for you. It provides a lot of useful tools, including great analytics to measure the performance of social media posts, filtering, data export and the ability to compare your data with that of your competitors, which is very useful.
As the name suggests, if the use of your social media software is more sales-oriented, you may want to see your leads convert through Funnel. It has a great ability to integrate your advertising data with your Google Analytics and gives you useful data visualizations. The basic package at $199 a month may seem a little steep, but if you make good use of your trial period you can collect enough data to make a business case for it.
If the data you deal with pertains more to email than anything else, you may wish to seriously consider Mailspice Analytics. Granted, email is not exactly social media, but email is the most social medium even today, so we are including it here.
Mailspice Analytics processes email data on-premise, which is great in terms of data privacy compliance, and it offers great insights in the form of professional reports. It also has the ability to target specific groups and facilitates A/B testing to provide useful data about your email campaigns.
Essentially a customer relations management (CRM) software, this is also a great tool for the more sales-oriented business. Apart from funnel-tracking it helps optimize communications strategies that rely on email marketing. In terms of analytics, it integrates with most social media channels, email and Google Apps with options for data import and export, A/B testing and data visualizations to help you target the right audience. It has a clean dashboard that also takes care of forecasting based on the data it collects, which is a very useful feature.
It has a clean dashboard that also takes care of forecasting based on the data it collects, which is a very useful feature.
As a digital reputation management software, myPresences helps optimize the value a business can get from online reviews and ratings across a range of channels. It is essentially a tool for search engine optimization (SEO) so it is not specifically designed for analytics, but it does collect a lot of data from more than 1500 sources and provides meaningful data visualizations.
We are also able to give an exclusive Crozdesk discount for this software if you follow through to the myPresences listing.
Designed with the digital agency in mind, MavSocial is a comprehensive visual content management software. Apart from the ability to give access to licensed stock images for social media campaigns and post scheduling, it integrates with social media to give a host of analytics data through its dashboard and also allows data import from other sources.
For this reason, it is useful to compare it with popular social media software such as Hootsuite, Crowdfire and TweetDeck.
Boasting support for an impressive number of social media profiles (200) and the ability to queue up to 5000 posts, Social Plot is primarily a social media software with social analytics built-in now for Facebook and Twitter.
The final mention on this list of analytics software is a premium-only marketing automation solution. With features such as social media and email integration, data import and export, A/B testing, lead management and conversion tracking, Netcore Smartech’s dashboard is able to provide meaningful analytics across the board, even though it is not an analytics specialist.
This list is meant to get you off the ground by helping you get an overview of the variety of software that serves analytics needs in a variety of ways and is by no means an exhaustive list.
If you’re looking for SaaS (software as a service) solutions, it is worth going through Crozdesk’s business software listings to find the right software in your niche as you browse through more than 200 categories.
Once you’ve gone through your free trials, calls with the vendors and presentations to decision makers, it is time to make your SaaS purchase and get started.


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KAMPALA — Uganda says it will start to vaccinate some of its health workers against Ebola today, amid fears that the viral haemorrhagic fever could spread from Democratic Republic of Congo which is battling an outbreak.
Parts of Uganda’s western border are about 100km from sites of an Ebola outbreak taking place in Congo.
Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng said authorities would administer about 2 100 vaccinations covering so called frontline health personnel working in districts near the border.
Because of this the “risk of cross border transmission was assessed to be very high . . . hence the need to protect our health workers with this vaccine,” she told a news conference.


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Custom Lighting. Give your Wrangler custom lighting to fit your mood or style on the fly with this Axial 36 in. Flexible Color Shift LED Strip. Designed to be cut down to custom sizes with pre-determined cutting spots, this strip can be added to any surface for customizable LED lighting where you want and need it. Whether mounted undercarriage, in the engine bay, behind the grille or in your cab, you can't go wrong with super bright LEDS to light up your Wrangler.
Easy To Use. This 36 inch Axial LED light strip is super flexible, allowing mounting on contoured surfaces for an exact fit. Designed to work in conjunction with your Wrangler's 12V system this strip is ready to wire with pre-installed 3M tape and a switch to create a fully integrated custom lighting system.
Application. This Axial 36 in. Flexible LED Strip w/ ColorSHIFT controller is designed for universal fitment on all 1987-2019 Jeep Wrangler YJ, TJ, JK and JL models including Rubicon and Unlimited models. Additional wiring may be required for installation.

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text: This is an original, OEM Canon 1660B004AA / GPR28 black laser toner cartridge for your Canon Color imageRUNNER C1022 laser printer. The Canon 1660B004AA 1660B004BA laser toner cartridges and supplies are high quality, reliable toners with exceptional yields. Print excellent, crisp pages ideal for both home and office use with the Canon 1660B004AA cartridge toner.


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Her Body Listening is a fitting title for Cheryl Pallant’s latest collection, a slim volume that cunningly explores the female subconscious in a wide range of experiences. Pallant is a certified Healing Touch and Reiki practitioner and has written books on dance, somatics, and healing— all of which come together in Her Body Listening, newly released by BlazeVox Books. The book unfolds, fractal-like, gently, as a series of prescriptions; “Reinforce Vital Pulse,” “Illumine the Ecstatic Plane,” and “Feel Axial Glee” are titles of individual poems in this collection. In nearly all of the poems, we find a woman stripping away artifice in language, leaving the inimitable understanding of the body as it processes social proscriptions, arousal, the creative impulse, trauma, shame, and joy.
arrogance of surfaces, an obstinancy of angles.
to learn the language that speaks you (“Feel Axial Glee”).
That there exists a linguistics of the body and that the body can effectively speak is a trademark of creative inquiry into somatics. Nevertheless, learning this language is certainly not an easy task, which perhaps explains Pallant’s penchant for the antipodal. Her Body Listening is rife with juxtapositions, reversals, and isometrics. In the poem “Leap Toward,” the poet’s ‘she’ “widely narrows” and “cooly blazes.” In “Liberate Tension,” she “tells them question” and “sweets parody.” At the conclusion of the latter poem, “hands call attention. Listen palmically.” Listening is given a demonstrative quality; the body gestures with the expressiveness of hands in the way it alerts, gives attention.
skin so flush (“Reside Within”).
These signifiers make synapse and muscle prolix, and the poet both guards and directs the movements across the page. Others have noted the improvisational qualities of jazz in these poems; there are many parallels to dance here, too.
To be taken seriously, she takes herself seriously.
In the manifest of dreams, dreams imagine her.
Click here to purchase a copy of Her Body Listening from Blaze Vox Books.
Laura Page is a graduate of Southern Oregon University and editor of Virga Magazine. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Rust + Moth, The Rumpus, Crab Creek Review, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, TINGE, Red Paint Hill, and others. Her chapbook, "Sylvia Plath in the Major Arcana" is forthcoming from Anchor & Plume Press.
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Surveyor rely upon exclusion clauses to limit liability?
It is general practice for surveyors to seek to limit their liability by inserting clauses into their terms and conditions limiting the extent of liability owed to particular person ie third parties and seeking to set out and limit the scope of particular services.
Should such a clause be deemed to be unreasonable within the meaning of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 where it affects modestly priced domestic homes there has been a trend by the courts not to uphold such clauses.
In the case of Smith v Bush  1 AC 831 the application of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1997 was considered, in particular, its application to notice and clauses seeking to exclude a duty and liability. It was argued on behalf of the valuer that as there was no contract between a valuer and a purchaser that as the purchaser was obtaining the valuation for free that the valuer should not have to accept liability when no consideration had been given by the purchaser only by the mortgagee.
This argument put forward was not accepted by the court. Lord Templeman stated: “The valuer is a professional man who offers his services for reward. He is paid for those services. The valuer knows that 90 per cent of purchasers in fact rely on a mortgage valuation and do not commission their own survey. There is great pressure on a purchaser to rely on the mortgage valuation…moreover, he knows that mortgagees, such as building societies and the council…are trustworthy and that they appoint careful and competent valuers and he trusts the professional man so appointed. Finally, the valuer knows full well that failure to exercise reasonable care and skill may be disastrous to the purchaser”.
It is of note that the courts are inclined to allow the application of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 where domestic properties at the lower end of the market are involved.

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The Coralville Police Department recognizes and appreciates the value of a good working relationship with our citizens. All of our officers employ a community-policing philosophy during the discharge of their duties. In addition, an officer is assigned full-time to conduct and coordinate community relations functions and activities for the Department.
Officers are available to speak with civic organizations or other groups, provide tours of the police department, and conduct security inspections of homes and businesses.

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CommArt meetings begin at 11:45 am, when attendees pick up name tags, purchase menu sheets, and sign in. This first half hour before sitting down for the meeting and lunch gives us the opportunity to introduce ourselves to new attendees, chat with people we’ve already met, ask questions, and generally NETWORK.
At 12:15, all attendees are asked to take their seats and at this time the restaurant server silently notes each person’s selected meal choice circled on their purchased menu sheet. The meeting begins with brief a welcome followed by the commencement of the CommArt Round Robin introductions.
Each attendee is asked to tell the group who they are, what they or their company do, and at that time can quickly pass around any additional materials that augment their introduction. Everyone is asked to keep their introductions brief, 1-1.5 minutes is a good rule of thumb.
The discussion or Special Program will begin at 1 pm, and it is understood that the meeting is officially over at 1:30 pm; even if the discussion is continuing past this time, it is fine for attendees to leave after this time if their schedule demands.
A reminder email is sent during the week prior to each monthly meeting, and it is suggested that each member place CommArt reminders several months ahead on their calendars, for the second Tuesday of each month, to avoid inadvertant scheduling conflicts.
For professionals interested in networking with others in the Communication Arts Industry, the Communication Arts Network (CommArt), hosts monthly luncheon meetings.
$20.00 (CASH ONLY - no checks - no credit cards) As we do not collect dues at CommArt, this amount covers the use of the meeting space, your choice from a menu of several items, as well as beverage (sodas, iced tea, water), tax, and tip.
Hwy 680 exit Diablo Blvd, proceed west to Hartz Ave. Directly across the street, at this intersection, is the Danville Clock Tower. Enter driveway --- Tower Grille is on the left as you proceed to rear parking lot.


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The Royal Navy's Ice Patrol Ship Endurance was withdrawn from service under John Nott's notorious 1981 Defence Review. Reports that "Endurance" was to be withdrawn in 1982 immediately led to serious misunderstandings on the part of the Argentine Government that Her Majesty's Government were no longer prepared to defend the Falkland Islands. This action contributed to the Argentine belief that Britain was unwilling and unable to defend her possessions in the South Atlantic. Combined with other mixed signals sent by the Britishduring negotiations, this led Argentinean military strategists to believe that seizing the Falklands would be met with only token resistance, followed by acquiescence.
On 19 March 1982, Argentina initiated the conflict by landing 30 scrap metal salvagers on South Georgia Island and raising the Argentinean flag. The next day, HMS Endurance was dispatched from Stanley with half the Falklands garrison embarked - 22 Royal Marines and one lieutenant. They were under orders to deport the salvagers back to Argentina. The ship was armed with 2 Oerlikon 20 mm cannons and 2 Helicopters Wasp with sixteen AS 12 missiles and with GPMG 7.62 mm. This was enough armament to deal with 39 unarmed civilians.
Endurance arrived on 23 March and landed the Royal Marines. On 26 March, 100 Argentinean troops arrived by sea, purportedly to defend the salvagers. The outnumbered British force observed thetroops until 03 April, when the Royal Marines on South Georgia surrendered after the fall of Stanley. This Argentinean diversion on South Georgia achieved surprise, and provided a pretext for the 02 April invasion of East Falkland Island and the capture of Stanley. Most importantly, it removed half the British Falklands garrison and its only warship from the main action to come at Stanley.
After the Falkland Islands were retaken in 1982 the decision to scrap Endurance was reversed and she was scheduled to remain in service until the mid 1990s. However by the end of the 1980s she was over thirty years old and in 1989 she collided with an iceberg. This breached the hull and caused serious structural damage to the aging vessel and she was consequently subject to annual strucurtal inspections. The 1991 structural survey reveald that her hull was not sound enough for the forthcoming deployment to the Antartic, and Endurance was decommissioned.

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A leading global insurance organization requires a Business Analyst on an initial 6 month contract.
My client is implementing Simcorp Dimensions Data as they look to grow the Investments function within the business.
Experience of working within the Investments management space as a Business Analyst.
Experience ideally working on the implementation of Simcorp Dimensions Data.
Other implementation experience of systems such as Thinkfolio, Aladdin, Charles River will also be considered.
Extensive experience working wit3rd parties and suppliers.
An ability to face off and engage with a broad range of technical and non technical stakeholders across the business.
This is an exciting opportunity with a globally recognized organization looking to rapidly transform and grow their investments function. If you have the required skills and experience please apply below or get in contact for more information.

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Leaders foster an environment of learning and a spirit of curiosity about evaluation In that spirit, success and failure are valued equally as keys to building better programming and services.
Evaluation isn’t an afterthought; it is integrated into the organization’s day-to-day operations.
Evaluation is seen as a process that requires all staff to be curious and ask questions instead of a task to complete once a year or at the end of program.
Data is not collected just for the sake of collecting data.
Staff members are supported in growing and applying their evaluation skills through ongoing training, supervision, and other sources of professional development.
Evaluation findings are shared regularly and with all partners that have a vested interest.
Learn what preventionists around the country shared about ways that organizations can nurture a culture of evaluation in this bulletin. In the coming year, Pete and I will continue to seek out organizations whose evaluation work is an example to us all – or one of us will, while the other takes a well-deserved cat nap. In the meantime, share your thoughts about what you would add to the list in the comments section below.

industry_corpus2: Programming


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ONEDRIVE 100 maintains the same technology that makes this shoe one of our favourite top performing value for money shoe. Plush cushioned upper made with manmade leather an awesome option for amateur cricket players. It provides exceptional comfort, stability and durability for the player wanting is all in their footwear. With E-Form Cushioning midsole and DuraTurf Rubber holds up to aggressive usage on all fields and off fields.
Protective training like upper with deep cleats and protected upper padding.
As I expected, my friends liked it, too. Good shoes are also good gifts.

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Trifonic is proud to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of their debut album Emergence with the release of Emergence (Special Edition). The release features all of the original 11 tracks from Emergence plus 12 brand new remixes by electronic music legends Hybrid, The M Machine, Matt Lange, John 00 Fleming, Hecq and many more. The release also includes a new Trifonic bonus track.
Emergence (Special Edition) is available on digital platforms. Trifonic has also released a very limited edition double vinyl pressing of Emergence.
Brian Trifon is the front man for Trifonic, a Los Angeles based electronic act that seamlessly fuses experimental production wizardry with beautiful melodies and traditional song structures to craft music that is simultaneously unexpected and accessible.
Brian began his music career as a guitarist and programmer for famed electronic artist BT. Brian toured nationally with BT and contributed additional music, programming and guitars to several films, TV shows, and to BT’s album This Binary Universe (2006).
In 2005 Brian joined forces with his older brother Laurence to create Trifonic. Trifonic dropped its debut album Emergence in 2008, a critically-acclaimed collage of downtempo, dub, IDM, post-rock and ambient music that established Trifonic’s distinctly unique sound. Emergence’s standout track “Parks On Fire” was featured on Hybrid’s compilation album Soundsystem 01 (2008, Nettwerk Records).
In 2012 Trifonic followed up with their sophomore album Ninth Wave, which featured the stand out track “Santa Rosa” which was licensed to the TV show CSI.
Following Ninth Wave, Brian branched out into the world of video game scoring and co-founded the company Finishing Move Inc. where he and his partner Brian Lee White have composed and produced the music for games including Halo Wars 2, Massive Chalice, Halo Master Chief Collection, Anki Overdrive and many others.
© 2008 - 2019 Trifonic Music LLC. Trifonic® is a registered trademark of Trifonic Music LLC.


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In the world’s leading trade show for Secure Payment, Identification and Mobility - CARTES SECURE CONNEXIONS in Paris from November 17-19 where XAC will proudly showcase its latest secure payment technologies at Booth #4M 048.
XAC’s Secured Android Platform has proliferated into a series of products including the xCE200T (the bridge between legacy POS terminals and new cloudPOS solutions), the xCE200WU (a cloudPOS capable of replacing legacy cash registers or to serve as a “self-service” solution), or the xCE200I which as a customer-facing peripheral can complement XAC’s other solutions.
For a “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) solution, the TP72 Hub is one of the smartest printers around that can provide a communication hub for tablets/smartphones to securely process payment transactions. XAC’s mPOS devices are also ideal for BYOD solutions. XAC’sxCE50 or xCE25C provide the capability to connect to smartphones or tablets via audiojack or Bluetooth while securing the reading magnetic, chip, or NFC based transactions including ApplePay.
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Kanye West has tweeted some incredibly, let’s say, confounding things in the past. He has. It’s true. In May, he tweeted a bookmarked search for, among others, Tomi Lahren. There was that time he, in all caps, proclaimed Bill Cosby’s innocence. The list goes on. But what’s that they say about a stopped clock? It tweets insightful things every so often? Today, I found myself reading Kanye’s feed and nodding sagely.
This morning, Twitter users could find West waxing poetic about the fact that social-media platforms (specifically, Twitter) prominently display the number of followers a given user has. “This has an intense negative impact on our self worth,” West wrote. Social platforms, he argued, should give users the option to not publicly show their follower count or the level of engagement — likes, retweets, faves — on their content.
Are there merits to metrics? Sure. Of course. Follower and like counts can help approximate credibility: The accounts that many Twitter users deem worth following are more likely to be credible. But there are many exceptions to that rule — super-viral accounts with millions of followers and crap content. And most of us aren’t boasting follower counts in the millions and retweet counts in the hundreds of thousands anyway. Instead, we play a calculation game, tweeting for our small audiences and watching — and hoping — our various numbers go up. And when you really stop to think about that … it’s a weird, potentially damaging, way to live.
Last year, Facebook’s founding president, Sean Parker, talked about building the platform in the early days to be a “a social-validation feedback loop … exploiting a vulnerability in human psychology” engineered to “consume as much of your time and conscious attention as possible.” He noted that Instagram’s Kevin Systrom employed that strategy in building that platform. Twitter, while not mentioned by Parker, clearly operates on a similar system.
this is lovely. Ben from Snapchat text my wife this.
Snapchat’s struggles to keep users engaged have been well-documented, so it’s entirely possible, and very likely, that this model, freeing as it might be, just isn’t sustainable. Plus, I’m not going to wall myself off in a metricless tower if everybody else I’m interacting with isn’t up there with me. Still … it’s nice to imagine a world where we all don’t have them. (At the very least, it offers a bit of a reality check about what fuels our online sharing behaviors.) Where you post a tweet purely because you thought you had something funny to say. Or share an article because you were genuinely interested in the content and not just what kind of person sharing that particular article labels you as. Or Instagram a picture purely because it was a photo that brought you joy. Maybe a friend tells you IRL they liked your photo. Maybe they don’t. And you don’t care one way or the other.
Thank you for reading. I’d appreciate it if you’d please tweet this story to all of your followers and email it to your family members who don’t have Twitter. Also post it on Facebook. And put the link in your Instagram bio.


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It cannot be denied if the Pet Proof Laminate Flooring is now increasingly popular, even has become a trend in the sphere of interior design. Various types and type are increasingly mushrooming in the market. This requires you to selectively choose what kind of wood floors are of good quality. But unfortunately most of you are still confused in choosing a natural wood floor with the imitation. Evident from the following questions that often arise from consumers about the wooden floor.
Pet Proof Laminate Flooring such as sheets of board of a certain size. The advantages of this type is genuine and natural. Color correction can be done through a process of varnish. However, this type of wood flooring price offer relatively high because it is made of solid wood pieces. The installation takes a long time and generally cause chemical odors from finishing. These types of wood floors expansion rate so high that the risk of floor damage also getting bigger, especially in Indonesia, which is a tropical country, where very high humidity levels.
Type of wood flooring is often called imitation wood flooring or laminate flooring / laminate. Caused by the basic material used is HDF (High Density Fiberboard) and MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) where HDF / MDF is made from wood pulp (pulp) are pressed together with glue and paper laminated with a patterned wooden décor. This type of material is not resistant to moisture. This type of wood is actually a clone of the original wooden floors where the upper layer resembles wood motif made from a type of plastic. Because it is made of plastic material so as better scratch resistance. But if you crave a warm atmosphere with natural motifs derived from the original wood flooring, Laminated Floor is certainly not the right choice.
The advantages of Pet Proof Laminate Flooring is often called engineered parquet is in the process are made such that the common problems that often occur in solid wood such as depreciation and bending does not happen, how the technology system layer where the layers of wood fitted with grain direction opposite to each other layers, the top layer is made of venner.


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Exhibited together with works by Norbert Costin. Installation view: Skånes konstförening, Malmö, 2018.
The word transparency is a junction of the Latin words trans and parere. Trans means “on the other side of” and parere means to “consider, act or appear”. The roots of transparency lead us to medieval scholastic theology and describes the visual or aesthetic characteristics of eternal souls. The manifestations of a blessed clarity or translucent remained in the early and later modern Europe. It has played an important role in the construction of a (dream)state of total individual and social visibility. We find traces of this dream of total transparency in today’s debates on surveillance and privacy, but also in the demand for transparency in politics and business. The “good company” is transparent and has nothing to hide. The good citizen illuminates its body and its actions by its own will.
In the exhibition Reconstruction, the artists Norbert Costin & Marika Troili explore aspects and perceptions of transparency based on conceptual as well as formal and material points of departure. Since they became acquainted in 2011, Costin and Troili have had ongoing dialogues and artistic exchanges. Their first exhibition together, ibid. was shown in Targu Mures, Romania, in spring 2017. The abbreviation ibid. means verbatim in the same place and is often used in textual form to avoid repetitions, the same reference for example. Their second exhibition, Reconstruction, is an exhibition in its own right, but can at the same time be regarded as a precursor to the artists’ first collective exhibition. The word reconstruction is within the business sector synonymous with the term bankruptcy but is also used in the sense of recreating and repeating a previous event. The exhibition Reconstruction explore our preconceptions and expectations of transparency and is as much about what is visible as what is not.
Text by Louise Waite and Sebastian Dahlqvist.
Becoming suspicious, 3 refund receipts of purchases of a knife, a hammer and a sack, 2018.
Probable cause, road salt, coconuts, cans, oak leaves, nails, moneybox, onion, lemon, variable dimensions, 2018.
The supposed faculty of perceiving things or events in the future or beyond normal sensory contact, site-specific installation, sand, vinyl text, 2018.
Clairvoyance , laser print on paper, 2018.
Render, etched mirrors, 120 x 40 cm each (3 pieces), 2018.
Rock paper scissors, Ballpoint pen on blank pages from a copy of the Swedish book of law, 18 x 24 cm, 2018.


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If you're a smaller school then this leaderboard may be of more interest to you.
Only schools that have submitted 10 or more answers qualify for this table.
The table is live and updates as soon as students submit their answers, just refresh the page to get the most up to date data.
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Conversion of VLDL remnants to LDL appears to be largely the result of hydrolysis of remaining TAG by hepatic triacylglycerol lipase (HTGL). Normally about two-thirds of cholesterol is carried by LDL, most of this LDL cholesterol existing in the form of esters. The only apolipoprotein in LDL is apo B-100. LDL is removed from the circulation largely by hepatic LDL receptors. The level of expression of LDL receptors is a major determinant of serum LDL cholesterol concentrations. The synthesis of LDL receptors is regulated in large part by the liver's content of cholesterol. An increase in hepatic cholesterol content suppresses LDL receptor synthesis and raises serum LDL cholesterol; conversely, a decrease in hepatic cholesterol stimulates receptor synthesis and lowers serum LDL cholesterol. The mechanism whereby hepatic cholesterol controls LDL receptor synthesis is through a regulatory protein called sterol regulatory element-binding protein (SREBP). When hepatic cholesterol content falls, SREBP is activated and stimulates the synthesis of LDL receptors.
The regulatory form of cholesterol in the liver cell is unesterified cholesterol, not cholesterol ester. The hepatic content of unesterified cholesterol depends on several factors including the amounts of cholesterol derived from chylomicrons and other lipopro-teins, hepatic synthesis of cholesterol, secretion of cholesterol into bile, conversion of cholesterol into bile acids, esterification of cholesterol, and secretion of cholesterol into serum with VLDL. Factors that influence each of these processes can alter serum LDL cholesterol concentrations by modifying the hepatic content of unesterified cholesterol and thereby expression of LDL receptors.


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To upgrade, or not to upgrade?
The latest and greatest of Apple’s mobile operating system is called iOS 11. Packed with tons of new features and small tweaks, you can install it right now on your device, and it represents a new benchmark for how our iPhones and iPads will operate going forward.
It’s generally good advice to hold off on installing major software updates until other users find their hidden problems and the company issues lighter-weight “patches” to fix them. If you want to ride the cutting edge, however, there’s rarely lasting harm in installing an update right away. As long as you follow a few best practices, such as creating a backup of all your device’s data and storing it on your hard drive or in the cloud, you'll keep yourself covered.
With that in mind, here’s what you need to know about the iOS 11 release before you install it.
It used to be complicated to capture video from an iPad or iPhone screen, but iOS 11 implements a screen-recording button available via the Control Center. Tap it to start recording and it will save a video to your Camera Roll. But be warned: This feature presents a potential issue with Snapchat privacy. Snapchat notifies users when others screenshot their snaps, but in some instances the screen recording feature works without generating this same notification. Furthermore, your FaceTime video chats may be a lot less private if someone is recording without your knowledge.
Rather than require you to take a manual screenshot by pressing the home and power buttons simultaneously, iOS 11 unveils a dedicated screenshot button when you're FaceTiming someone. It appears in the bottom-left section of every video chat as a circular icon. When you press it, the person on the other end will get a notification that a FaceTime Live Photo was taken, and you’ll have a new, higher-resolution image saved to your Camera Roll.
An operating system can have meaningful ramifications on your device’s battery life because it literally controls how your device works. If you upgrade to iOS 11 and notice your battery isn’t lasting as long per charge as it used to, you’ll hardly be the first one. Users noticing issues on this front will want to turn off Background App Refresh (Settings > General > Background App Refresh) and make sure that only a limited number of apps can access your location (Settings > Privacy > Location Services).
Developers love it when you appraise their work on the App Store, so it makes sense that they’d urge you to do so within their app. But for many users, these solicitations are unwelcome—iOS 11 gives you the option to disable them.
Apple sells a lot of accessories that rely on having some kind of wireless connection to your device in order to function, like the Apple Watch or the Apple Pencil. In iOS 11, disabling WiFi or Bluetooth from the Control Center merely disconnects these devices and doesn’t actually stop sending these radio signals. This ought to present a small security concern—some hackers may only need a phone’s Bluetooth signal in order to compromise it. If you want to absolutely turn these features off, then you now have to do it through Settings, not the Control Center.
You’re now free to enter text input to Siri via an onscreen keyboard, where she will treat it as if it were voice input. It’s handy if you want to use Apple’s voice-activated virtual assistant in a noisy place, or if you just want to try to interact with it in a different way. Siri’s voice now also sounds more human.
You can now create a new note from your lock screen and even scan documents with your device’s camera. The scanned text doesn’t become searchable the way it does with other scanning apps, but it certainly works to get your documents into your phone. If these improvements catch on, Apple just might end up continuing to develop the Notes app into a fully featured electronically enabled notebook.
Your phone is smart enough to tell when you’re driving. In iOS 11, it will automatically silence notifications to prevent distractions when you’re behind the wheel. Depending on how you configure this feature, your phone may even automatically text back to people as they write you, informing them that you’re driving and can’t be bothered. Driverless car it isn’t, but it certainly works to make the process of driving a little bit safer.


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OAKLAND -- A mediocre A's homestand concluded Thursday with a 6-3 loss to Texas, a clash of missed scoring opportunities and a wayward throw on a ruthless sacrifice bunt gone wrong -- prevalent themes in Oakland's first week of play.
The club had its moments: a walk-off victory capped its season opener, Sean Manaea spun a pair of gems and the offense showed intermittent signs of life. Too often, though, the A's floundered in the clutch and fumbled on defense.
"Not great," A's manager Bob Melvin said. "Would've felt a lot better to finish 4-4, even though you want to play better than .500 at home. We played better the last few games, but we're going to have to do better than that."
Thursday afternoon's display, behind right-hander Daniel Mengden, was particularly uninspiring. The A's finished 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position, lowering their season average in such situations to .219. Along the way, they stranded 10 on base.
Those deficiencies aided Rangers starter Martin Perez, who held them to just three runs despite allowing 10 hits and putting at least one runner on base in each of his 5 1/3 innings. The A's fared no better against Texas' bullpen, staging runners in their final three innings with no runs to show for it.
Mengden, meanwhile, gave the A's 5 1/3 innings after taking a line drive to his right heel in a messy second inning. After allowing back-to-back hits to Adrian Beltre and Nomar Mazara, Mengden took a comebacker off the bat of Rougned Odor and went to the ground in visible pain and drew a visit from a trainer. The pitcher returned to his feet and reemerged on the mound, only to see the Rangers immediately bunt on him.
Ryan Rua dropped a sacrifice bunt in front of the mound, and Mengden threw wildly to first, allowing two runs to score and putting Rua on third. He scored on a Drew Robinson single.
"I think I just need to get off the mound better, make a better throw," Mengden said. "I might've had a little more time than I thought and got rid of it quick, but it has to be better than that."
Mengden rebounded from the 27-pitch inning nicely, retiring 12 in a row before putting two men on base and departing with one out in the sixth. The A's rallied for two runs in the third on consecutive hits from Marcus Semien, Chad Pinder and Jed Lowrie, plus a Khris Davis sacrifice fly, but they came up with only one more in the sixth on a sac fly from Matt Joyce.
"Obviously, that one gets away and at the time certainly puts us in a little bit of a hole, but he certainly recovers and pitches well," Melvin said. "We would've been in some trouble having to cover that much of a game, and I thought his stuff was better after that."
The Rangers tacked on a pair of insurance runs in the ninth courtesy of a two-run homer from Shin-Soo Choo, a two-out shot off Chris Hatcher.
Mazara throws out Piscotty: With one out in the eighth, Oakland outfielder Stephen Piscotty lined one fair down the right-field line for his second hit of the day. He tried for a double, but right fielder Mazara got to the ball quickly before unleashing a perfect throw to get Piscotty at second.
"I thought he was going to make it," Melvin said. "When he hit it I thought he'd be in there, so he ends up making a nice play. But I can't second-guess him when he's rounding first and that's what he needs to do. I thought he'd be safe."
Silenced: The A's had a rally brewing in the seventh, when Pinder led off with a walk against Matt Bush and moved to third on Lowrie's third hit of the day, a single. But Davis went down on strikes, and Matt Olson suffered the same fate when lefty Jake Diekman entered the game. Matt Chapman rolled over a 3-0 pitch for an inning-ending groundout.
"Had them on the ropes and our guys that we feel good about knocking in runs, so that was a key inning for us, but we had some other opportunities too," Melvin said. "We swung the bat better the last two days but today was simply the case of not getting the big hits when we needed to."
Catcher Jonathan Lucroy threw out two more baserunners Thursday, giving him five in the series. He also collected a hit, hitting safely in all three games against his former team.
The A's will kick off an eight-game road trip in Anaheim on Friday, with right-hander Daniel Gossett scheduled to start the three-game series opener at Angel Stadium. Gossett allowed four runs in as many innings in a home loss against the Angels in his season debut. First pitch is set for 7:07 p.m. PT.


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I’m so excited to share this fun and unique wedding from Al Gawlik Photography to start off some fab wedding features for 2015! This whole wedding is arrow themed and they weave it through every little detail of the wedding, making one super cute event! The chair details are absolutely amazing and one of my all time favorites that I’ve seen!
When planning our wedding we both wanted something that captured us in all of our elements. We chose crossed arrows to be the main focus of our wedding, sort of a brand for us if you will. I have an obsession with arrows & Weston is an avid bow hunter. I loved a quote I saw that stated this “An arrow can only be shot forward by pulling it backwards. When life is dragging you back with its difficulties, it means its going to launch you into something great. So just focus & keep aiming.” They are such wonderful words to live by. It was a reminder of how far Weston & I have come as a couple & where we want to go in life, but grounded me & reminded me that not everything in life comes easy.
We had a vision of what we wanted our wedding to be like but found it a little difficult to figure out how to merge all of our styles together. I have so many different sides to my style I guess the best way to describe my style would be bohemian chic glam. Weston on the other hand is more country chic. Katherine with Sweet August Events knew just how to bring our dreams to a reality. She blew us away with the design elements & incorporated all of the little details that meant so much to us. We wanted our wedding to be very different & original, yet keep some of the traditional elements incorporated as well.
It’s hard to pick a favorite design element because everything was just absolutley out of this world. Our head table was just to die for. We had an overhang with flowers & draping grennery that added such a bohemian feel to the wedding. Our His & Her chairs were probably the most creative & different chairs I have ever seen. Katherine attached greenery to the back of our chairs & had our arrow his & her signs, I just about died when I saw them. Each of our tables had custom rustic boxes with our crossed arrow branded into them, it was fabulous. To make our guest feel engaged in the wedding, each of our tables were named something special to us & had a description listed below.
We wouldn’t have been able to bring our vision to life with out our to die for vendors so Thank you! We were truly blessed with all of our amazing vendors who did such spectacular jobs.
Gorgeous wedding! Love the arrow theme and those centerpieces are so perfect.
Such a beautiful wedding- and what a great way to start 2015!
Thank you Glamour and Grace for featuring one of our favs on my BIRTHDAY! Love your blog and we are extremely honored to have Halie and Weston featured on here!
So many fun details! Love that hanging greenery installation!


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Publicly and formally recognize each deserving person. A faculty member should be recognized when he or she performs in an outstanding way. The chair should take the lead in making sure that the person\'s achievement does not go unrecognized or unnoticed. The chair can organize a breakfast or lunch to honor this person\'s success. He can make an announcement at a department or schoolwide meeting. The important thing is to recognize this person and her achievement in a public forum.
The posting below looks at \"twenty leadership traits that chairs can use to help facilitate a more collegial department\". It is from Chapter 3 Strategies for Promoting Collegiality, in the book, Facilitating a Collegial Department in Higher Education: Strategies for Success by Robert E. Cipriano. Published by Jossey-Bass, A Wiley Imprint, 989 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94103-1741-www.josseybass.com. Copyright © 2011 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission.
• Emphasize consensus. Chairs should work tirelessly to gain buy-in from members of their department. This enhances a sense of empowerment as well as the fact that encouraging more ideas and suggestions-delivered in a respectful and civil manner-is a basic tent of institutions of higher education.
• Share power. Chairs should not be power-hungry and driven by their egos. They should reach out to the faculty members and obtain their thoughts and ideas. Faculty members should recognize that the chair makes decisions predicated on the needs of the department, not personal gain.
• Consult with all faculty members. Chairs should not be perceived as listening only to one or two faculty members. When people are listened to, and their ideas are allowed to be articulated, they are empowered.
• Develop and implement shared responsibilities. Chairs should be aware that all faculty members must share the workload. Resist giving most of the work to a small minority of the faculty-even if they are not tenured! There should be equity in committee assignments, number of advisees, and so on.
• De-emphasize status differences. Chairs should help to ensure that senior-ranking professors and first-year faculty members are accorded the same respect. Institutions of higher education are infamous for heightening status differences. Quality departments must refrain from this position.
• Individuals should interact as equals. Chairs must set the tone and be certain that all people in the department are treated as equals. The chair must model the behavior she expects from faculty members, students, and professional staff.
• Engage in generational and gender equity. Chairs should ensure that more seasoned faculty and women and minorities are respected and listened to. The composition of faculty is changing and chairs need to recognize this.
• Celebrate. Chairs should celebrate, publicly and privately, the achievements of each faculty member: awarding of tenure, promotion in rank, writing a grant, writing an article for publication, obtaining a grant or contract, awarded the \"best\" researcher or teacher or advisor honor, and so on.
• Maintain frequent and consistent interaction with colleagues. Hold weekly, regularly scheduled staff meetings. The chairs who interact with their staff mainly through e-mails are doing themselves and the department a disservice.
• Establish a climate of tolerating differences. Higher education is rather infamously noted for harboring people who display idiosyncratic behavior. Department climate should encourage a dissimilarity and variation in ideas and thoughts by faculty members.
• Focus on the behavior not the person. In the discussions that become heated, as well as normal exchanges between and among faculty members and the chair, it is the behavior that should be carefully scrutinized rather than the person.
• Be constructive and informative. The chair is in a position to be more informed than faculty members regarding important changes underway at the college or university. The chair should present as much of this information as logic would dictate so that faculty members are spared the insidious rumors that often accompany impending changes. The chair should communicate what he knows to the faculty in a positive, practical, and useful way.
• Link individuals to the larger context. If a person makes an ill-advised uncivil comment one time, it should not be blown out of proportion as representing a declaration that this is her usual behavior. We all have bad days. However, if this becomes a noticeable occurrence it must be dealt with, and swiftly.
• Do not be defensive: \"I'm not being defensive, damn it!\" It is human nature that when one starts a sentence with the phrase \"Don't be defensive, but ...\" the immediate response is to declare that you are not! Try not to start off a conversation with this expression.
• Publicly and formally recognize each deserving person. A faculty member should be recognized when he or she performs in an outstanding way. The chair should take the lead in making sure that the person's achievement does not go unrecognized or unnoticed. The chair can organize a breakfast or lunch to honor this person's success. He can make an announcement at a department or schoolwide meeting. The important thing is to recognize this person and her achievement in a public forum.
• Clarify performance expectations. The chair should meet individually with each faculty member at the start of each semester and discuss performance expectations. The expectations will be somewhat different and unique for each faculty member, based on where each faculty member is in his or her career. Of course, a tenured full professor will have a different set of goals and expectations than a nontenured assistant professor. This will enable chairs to get to know their faculty members, obtain information on their dreams and aspirations, and mentor the faculty members in specific ways.
• Be consistent. Chairs should behave in a consistent manner so that faculty members, students, and professional staff are secure in their interaction with the chair. This behavior can serve as a reliability check to ensure that the chair is not behaving sporadically from day to day. Each person in the department should be noticeably comfortable in daily relations with the chair.
• Keep accurate, specific, and up-to-date records. The chair should keep records of communications he has, especially those that are contentious. He should record the time and day of the conversation and the outcome. The records should be kept in a secure place and labeled properly for easy reference.
• Do not show favoritism. Even the perception that the chair is favoring one faculty person over another sets in motion needless conflict. Faculty members have elephantine memories! Chairs should be ever-vigilant in not making the \"favoritism game\" into a self-fulfilling prophecy. I have always shared the decisions that I have made with all of the members in the department. For example, Jim was supported in attending a national conference, while Ellen's request was denied. The reason that I shared was that Jim was presenting a keynote address at the conference. Also, Ellen was requesting to go to the conference and only attend the sessions. Jim's keynote presentation brought acclaim to the department and the university. Morning classes usually being at 8:00 AM. Faculty members do not want to teach the eight o'clock class. The decision I made was to rotate the faculty so that we all (myself included) taught the 8:00 AM class every fifth semester.
• Resist the temptation to get even and punish a faculty member (even if he is a mean-spirited son-of-a-sea cook). Chairs must personally defend against placing a faculty member in a dark, windowless, asbestos-filled office in the basement of the maintenance building. Although this may provide the chair with a warm and fuzzy feeling, she should refrain from actually doing this or similar acts (it is okay, however, to think it). Punishing this person makes the chair seem petty and vindictive in the eyes of other faculty members, students, and staff. Also, it only serves to set this person up as a victim. Faculty members do have an innate tendency to relate to victims, which could serve to ostracize the chair and significantly diminish her effectiveness as a leader.
Higgerson, M. L. Communication Skills for Department Chairs. Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing, 1996.


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New Delhi: Senior Union ministers today held extensive talks after trade unions said no to the government's request to call off their proposed nationwide general strike on September 2.
Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya had urged the central trade unions (CTUs) yesterday to reconsider their decision to go on strike.
However, trade unions today rejected the request saying that government has failed to address their 12-point charter of demands.
Replying to Dattaterya's letter, AITUC and CITU said the status report on the demands is "almost the same as that you circulated exactly one year ago, in the joint meeting with the CTUs held on August 26-27, on the eve of the general strike in 2015".
The unions attacked the government saying it is "equally unfortunate" that no concrete measures have been spelt on the issue of price control of essential commodities, statutorily fixing the minimum wage as per norms and social security.
Meanwhile, Power and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal and Dattatreya today held extensive consultations and meetings with senior Labour Ministry officials over the proposed countrywide strike, sources said.
Both Goyal and Dattatreya are part of the five-member ministers' panel on labour issues, which is chaired by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, to talk to the CTUs over the 12-point charter of demands.
The panel has recently held two-rounds of discussions with RSS-affiliate Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) on August 16 and August 24, which has also been "severely criticised" by other unions for holding such "exclusive discussions".
The panel last met all the unions on August 26-27, 2015. The unions had requested Dattaterya on July 18 this year to hold a meeting with the ministers' panel to pay heed to their point of view, but no such meeting was convened.
In anticipation of some positive response on the charter of demands, BMS is holding back its decision to join the stir on September 2. Last year, BMS had opted out of 'Bharat Bandh' (September 2, 2015) in view of government's assurances to work on nine out of the 12 demands.
Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) General Secretary Tapan Sen told that there is no question of calling back the strike.
Similarly, Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC) Vice President Ashok Singh also said that the decision to go ahead with strike stands.
All India Trade Unions Congress (AITUC) said, "AITUC along with other CTUs finds it difficult to accept your (government's) request for reconsideration of call of protest strike on September 2, 2016. The decision to go on strike stands."


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Salesforce.com today announced IoT Insights for Field Service Lightning, which allows IoT signals to show up directly within the Service Cloud and Field Service Lightning mobile app alongside CRM data, a feature that can provide companies with the data necessary to deliver predictive customer service for IoT devices.
With IoT Insights, companies can anticipate and diagnosing issues remotely. Drawing from the IoT signals in the Service Cloud console, customer service agents can determine if a device failure is imminent and identify the source of the problem, often before the customer is aware of it. They can then dispatch the appropriate mobile worker. Additionally, overlaying IoT data with CRM data in the Service Cloud console and Field Service Lightning mobile app allows both the agent and the mobile worker to have an in-depth view of the customer’s service history, enabling more personalized service.
IoT Insights also aims to enable workers to know what requires servicing or fixing before arriving to the site, so that they’ll show up prepared with the appropriate equipment and knowledge. They won’t have to go back and forth for forgotten tools or parts, and the mobile app provides them with necessary information such as device data, customer data, and the right documentation.
The new feature also automates the creation of cases and work orders. With it, companies can utilize orchestration capabilities such as rules, automation, and guided processes in combination with IoT signals to automatically trigger the creation of cases and work orders. For example, a company can set rules to automatically create a case and deploy a worker when a device begins malfunctioning.
Salesforce and Amazon Web Services have expand their strategic alliance to deepen integrations between Salesforce Service Cloud and Amazon Connect.


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I think that all readers have their own literary bucket list of books that they want to read before they die. Mine are all big baggy things that I want to gorge myself on: James Joyce’s Ulysses, Anthony Powell’s Dance to the Music of Time, Frank Moorhouse’s ‘Edith trilogy’, Eleanor Dark’s Timeless Land trilogy, and Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu (I’ve read two, but I’d like to read them one after the other). I did have on this list Montaigne’s Essays, but it has occurred to me that Montaigne doesn’t require the big Christmas holiday commitment like these other books do. He’s better read in small snatches, and is indeed tailor-made for an e-reader because, after all, who’d want to cart that hefty volume around on the off-chance of the quick dip?
In fact, it occurs to me that Montaigne would have made a fantastic blogger, because his Essays are quirky and digressive, just as a good blog is. [An aside- one of my favourite, digressive, informed and very Montaignesque blogs is Historians are Past Caring] This book, How to Live, is a biography in the quirky and digressive spirit of Montaigne too. It, like Montaigne, takes the question “how to live?” and distills twenty answers that Montaigne might have given, as prisms onto Montaigne the man and his work.
The twenty attempts at an answer? Don’t worry about death; pay attention; be born; read a lot, forget most of what you read, and be slow-witted; survive love and loss; use little tricks; keep a private room behind the shop; be convivial, live with others; wake from the sleep of habit; live temperately; guard your humanity; do something no one has done before; see the world; do a good job but not too good a job; philosophize only by accident; reflect on everything but regret nothing; give up control; be ordinary and imperfect; let life be its own answer.
As you might sense from these chapter headings, this is a biography, but it doesn’t read as such. At the end of the book the author includes a chronology of Montaigne’s life- even the placement of this chronology at the back of the book rather than at the front is surprising- and I was comforted to find that I had somehow gleaned the major trajectories of Montaigne’s life, even though the author had zig-zagged chronologically throughout the book. The book is generously peppered with artwork- black and white, unfortunately- but in good Montaignian spirit it is not captioned, leading you to wonder what it is, and why it’s there. The notes at the back provide the details, as well as full footnotes and references. This is a well-researched book, but it wears the research lightly and plays with it in good humour, just as Montaigne himself might have done.
Bakewell places his life within the political and cultural milieu of the time, and locates it within a broader philosophical palette. I particularly liked her exploration of Montaigne as a Phyrrhonian Sceptic- someone who is happy to suspend judgment, as a sort of mental calm and openness to uncertainty.
It is this diffidence and openness to question that makes Montaigne such delightful company. In a world of braying certainty from the media, fundamentalist religions and partisan politics, it’s refreshing to watch someone walk around a topic, trailing off into tangents and viewing it from different angles. In good blogger fashion, Montaigne was willing to go back to adjust his ideas, modify his stance and raise questions with himself- much as bloggers often go back to tweak a post. Of course, this wrought havoc with the different editions of his essays as they were released, as he changed words, qualified his opinions and inserted paragraphs.
Montaigne’s annotations, corrections and insertions to his own text prior to republication of a new edition, Bordeaux copy.
She also traces the history of the Essays as an artefact through its different editions and translations. In a very Montaignian spirit, it seems that there is no absolutely definitive edition, and that each has its drawbacks and advantages, and might have been changed yet again had Montaigne had opportunity to publish yet another edition.
So Montaigne’s Essays have moved up the menu on my e-reader for the quick dabble. Somehow, I think that’s just the way he’d like them to be read, too.
It’s cold and wet, in the way that winter days used to be. Three years ago, in the midst of drought, I was wondering if I’d ever see one of these wet days from my childhood again- the ones where you wake up to the sound of rain that just goes on and on. But here a rainy day is back, although I note from the weather segment that once again this rain is courtesy of low pressure troughs moving down from the north, quite unlike the across-the-Nullabor weather patterns that I’ve been used to all my life.
Weather notwithstanding, off we toddled to the National Gallery of Victoria to take advantage of the members’ free entry today to the Fred Williams exhibition. I really don’t know why I keep going back to the Fed Square gallery (other than being forced to if I want to see particular exhibitions) because it always enrages me. My chagrin starts with the cobbled, windswept forecourt. It is bleak in winter and baking in summer, uneven, and slopes upwards onto an artificially created hill that ensures that the whole Federation Square complex completely blocks any sight of the river. It amuses me that the so-called ‘accessibility’ markers that denote a slightly smoother path are themselves virtually indistinguishable from the rest of the cobblestones.
Then, how to get into the damned gallery? You’ve got to hand it to the NGV- in both the Fed Square and the International Galleries, the doors are squirrelled away out of sight- I mean, you wouldn’t want anyone to come IN would you?
Having solved the mystery of getting in to the gallery, and having passed the highly prominent and clearly-sign posted shop (the only thing, along with the ticket box, that is clearly signposted in the whole building) your next task is to work out how to get upstairs, as the exhibition you want is most certainly upstairs. Ah- there’s the escalator- a little single-file, one-way escalator tucked away in a corner. You want to go down again? I’m yet to find the down-escalator, but I have found the wooden staircase that has the steps sawn off at an angle like spiral steps, but in a squared, boxlike structure. Or there’s another staircase that just goes on and on and on upwards- oddly I’ve never found how to get down again. Isn’t there some regulation about landings in staircases??
Exhibition seen, now for coffee! There’s the cafe with a narrow window that looks out onto the river- well, it would if it weren’t covered with artistically hung black mesh. What goes in, must come out-so where ARE the toilets? Ah, there’s a subtle little sign over in the corner, virtually indistinguishable. The door opens into a stygian darkness, which lifts slightly over the cubicles, but barely enough to detect the flush buttons that are mere engravings on the stainless steel walls. The whole place is so damned impractical and must break every possible regulation in terms of accessibility and safety. I have no idea how they could evacuate the building in an emergency. It’s architectural pretension run amok.
Am I in a bad mood today? Perhaps I am. Let’s just say that I’m glad I had free entry to the Fred Williams exhibition. I’m with Robert Nelson on this one- his review Dogged dabs of a blobby dazzler pretty much sums it up for me.
Fortunately my rainy day at the NGV was saved by “Intimate Landscapes”, the Fred Kruger exhibition of photographs– no, not the Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy Krueger, but instead the German photographer who worked in Victoria between 1860s-80s. He was a travelling commercial photographer who was contracted, among other things, to photograph the Aboriginal people living at Coranderrk mission, near Healesville for the Aborigines Protection Board. His photographs, intended to highlight the industry of the inhabitants, and the success of the mission, are freighted with all the “dying race” and “clean and useful” philosophies of the time. He also took photographs of bridges, reservoirs, and rivers, often with small human figures alongside. In a feat of organisation, he took a large group shot of literally hundreds of school children outside Flinders Primary School in 1880- you can see it here. There are street shots of Queenscliff, Geelong and Ballarat as well. Fascinating, and well worth the cobblestones and steps, clammy umbrellas and wet socks.
One of the things that I love about doing my thesis on the colonial career of a 19th century judge- and yes, I did just (still?) use the word ‘love’- is that it has taken me to three and a half very different colonial settings in my research. [Three and a half because Port Phillip was officially part of New South Wales, but I see it as a qualitatively different type of society to Sydney.] The self-imposed need to knuckle down to start to write thematically has prodded me to turn to the West Indian aspect of my judge’s career- and so, where to start other than a Short History of the West Indies?
In 1968 the New Zealand historian Keith Sinclair wrote a cheekily-titled article called “On Writing Shist”. No, it’s not a typo- ‘Shist’ is an abbreviation for “Short History”: all countries have them (often with “Short History” in the title), and many eminent historians tackle them. Even though, as Keith Sinclair points out, a short history is written for an “educated non-specialist”, the reality is that often they’re read by people wanting an overview of their own history, and especially by other historians coolly interested to see how their colleagues, already known by their other work, tackle the task. It’s a quite different readership when the reader is a complete outsider who knows very little about the topic beyond a vague idea of the country being “over there somewhere”.
Keith Sinclair described Shist as a “summary interpretation of a topic, intended to make it understandable… an extended kind of explanation”. In such a book, facts form a “very thin hard skeleton…[ selected]… in relation to the pattern of the whole book”. The tag cloud in the Google books description is quite pertinent here because it emphasizes that the book is largely concerned with places (Jamaica, Cuba etc) rather than people or events. The book is arranged chronologically, as you might expect, and as the first edition was published in 1956, it would appear to have had extra chapters added as it spawned its second edition in 1963, third in 1971 and this final one in 1987. Given that the book has been reprinted so many times with 16 reprints and 4 editions, it has been disconcerting and rather confidence-sapping to find so many typographical and date errors in the text.
In a Shist, Sinclair said, the problem is not so much what to include, but what to leave out. Themes are established, dropped, and picked up again. Authors have to deal with the twin narrative problems of shape “the over-all pattern of ideas, facts and prose, woven into a unity” and span- “how one chapter, one hill, will roll gently into the next. How to present, now and again, an unexpected or dramatic vista”.
In this regard, what I gleaned from this book- which may or not be what the authors intended, and may or may not be what someone more familiar with the topic might detect- is first, that West Indian history didn’t really begin until the fifteenth century. The indigenous Arawak people are dispensed with in a couple of pages. Second, that this is very much a sea-based history, both in terms of the geographic sprinkling of islands across the West Indian basin, as well as in the maritime prowess of the European powers that plied their influence there. Third, that the history of the West Indies is completely wound up in the machinations of these European powers- the Dutch, the Spanish, the French and the English- and their wars, treaties and truces. Fourth, that the monoculture crop of sugar profoundly affected the history of the region as a whole in terms of slavery, social structure and power relationships and the economy. Fifth, that a history of the West Indies needs to be seen within the context of U.S. history of power. Sixth, that even though the islands tended to see themselves in a closed loop tied to their metropolitan power, it is important to look across these different historical metropolitan affiliations to see the rhythm and pace of change across the region as a whole.
I don’t know enough to detect what is new or different in this short history compared with others that have been written before and since. Nonetheless, it had me thoroughly engrossed, with many ‘aha!’s as the pieces fell into place, especially in regard to the Dutch influence in European history. I note that the authors describe the slave rebellions in Haiti, Jamaica and St Vincent as “The Second war of American Independence”. I liked their use of the cassia tree as an emblem for West Indian history following emancipation- the leaves and bark are lost, then suddenly it bursts into golden flower.
I suspect that the maritime emphasis reflected the enthusiasms of the historian J.H. Parry in particular, and that there is a political thread running through the commentary on seeing the region as a whole, and on the relationship with the United States. It is probably a history of its time in terms of the sidelining of indigenous history and women. This is a history of big powers and big forces, rather than individuals. I’m full of enthusiasm to wade further into the mud flats of British Guiana history!
Do people do Sunday drives anymore? We did- across the Yarra and down to South Melbourne to look at the Portable Iron Houses in Coventry Street South Melbourne.
There are three galvanized iron houses on the South Melbourne site. The one facing Coventry Street, shown above, is still in its original position where, in 1855 it was one of nearly one hundred portable buildings in the vicinity that included cottages, two-storey houses, shops, stores and a coach house. It was valued at 60 pounds when it was erected in 1853/4. Portable iron houses were packed in wooden cases (which could be used to line the internal walls) and easily transported by ship or cart. They were quickly erected and could be unbolted and dismantled to be taken elsewhere for re-erection as a practical and enterprising solution to the dire housing shortage in gold-rush Melbourne. The house above contained four rooms on the ground floor, with two attic bedrooms that are reached by a precipitous stairway. I found it hard to envisage negotiating these stairs- barely more than a ladder really- with a babe in arms. The temperature of the attic rooms in summer must have been fearsome too.
The second house on the side, Bellhouse House, was originally built at 42 Moor Street Fitzroy.
(by the way, it should be ‘jalousie’ window, which apparently is just a louvre window).
There had been timber pre-fabricated houses as well (La Trobe’s cottage is a good example) but with these iron houses we are talking mass-produced, cheap, urban housing that could be manufactured in Britain and shipped to colonies throughout the world. The iron on the Bellhouse House runs horizontally, and it would have originally contained three rooms. I must admit that I found it rather charmless.
The house that I was most intrigued by was Abercrombie House, which faces Patterson Place at the back, where there were originally fourteen houses of a smaller size erected by the entrepreneur who erected the Coventry Street House.
This particular house was moved from its original location at 59 Arden Street, North Melboune in about 1980. You can see a picture of the house still in North Melbourne here and it being shifted by semi-trailer after being cut in half here. They must have had their hearts in their mouths while they were moving it, because it is certainly in a very precarious condition. It was last occupied in 1976, and standing there looking at the single light bulging hessian-covered ceiling and the layers of wall paper, it’s hard to credit that such primitive living conditions still existed in the middle of Melbourne forty-odd years ago. But conversely, on a wet and cold winter’s day, it’s also important to recognize what a vast improvement this house would have been on the canvas tents that were the alternative.
The Portable Iron Houses are presented by the National Trust, and they are open on the first Sunday of the month 1-4 p.m.


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Did you know that the Thunderbird Library is now live? With recommended books, downloadable book lists, online searchable catalogs and links to research resources – it’s a site worth visiting!
Science Fair Training at 6:00 p.m. in THES Cafeteria.
On Nov 21, 2013, come eat a special Thanksgiving Lunch at school with your children! Lunches are $3.25 for adults.
Join us Nov 21, 2013 for Literacy Night at THES 5-6:30 p.m.
Come learn more about reading for your child! Fun activities, games, healthy snacks and a free book for each child who attends!
Also, learn more about the online programs we use for reading.
Coffee Chat at 8-9 a.m. in the Cafeteria with Ms. Robertson and Ms. Heisler.
Our very own general education counselor, Ms. Heisler, will present on the Social-Emotional Learning Program and give demonstrations on some of the classroom learning activities she conducts with our children.
Chuy’s Blue Santa Pararde is Saturday, November 30, 2013 at 11:00a.m.


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Insecurities can have a real impact on your life. You might have expected them to leave as you grew older, as surely all the other adults you know are sure of themselves and not insecure about anything? That’s the annoying things about insecurities. Other people can’t see them, and they don’t understand them. Someone else telling you that you have nothing to worry about doesn’t help either so what will?
Well, first of all, the first thing you need to remember is that most people have something about themselves they’re either not happy about or are working on. That means, that when you meet them, a majority of people are focused on how they come across, and not looking at your perceived flaws.
Also, when looking at other people, remember that all is not what it seems. Social media now has a significant impact on most people’s lives, but remember that every photo you see on Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media platform is not always the reality. People do not post the bad times of their holidays, their arguments, their bad photos of their bad angle with no makeup or when they’ve just woken up. All you see is them smiling, looking gorgeous and seemingly having a blast.
To feel more secure though, look at how you’re presenting yourself. Even if you're not happy with your body or your face, you can still look and feel great. Making an effort with your clothes do make a difference to how you feel and even walk. Find a style that suits you and expresses your individual character. If you’re not sure what way to go, keep things simple for the time being and take influences from current trends but always inject some individuality in your style.
There are other things you can change too if you speak more confidently you can learn how to sharpen your argument and improve your tone which will give you significant advantages. People will find you intelligent and reliable if you crack the code of speaking. You can also enrich yourself with knowledge. Expose yourself to various information.
Basically, the thing you need to concentrate on is yourself, your confidence and accepting yourself. If you can boost your own confidence by going to the gym or getting a clear aligner, then do it. If you really want to win at life, compare yourself to you. How are you improving?
What skills have you acquired now that you didn’t have before? Would you say there’s been an improvement in your life since last year? How are you a better person? What have you learned? After all, in the journey that is life, the fiercest competition you have is really ONLY with yourself.


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