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Sugar cookies are the classic holiday cookie. Everyone seems to have a great sugar cookie recipe. I personally only have the patience for sugar cookies at the holidays. Even though I have about 40 cookie cutters, they barely ever get used. Occasionally I’ll use them for things other than cookies (like cake or bars).
I think it’s because I don’t have a great sugar cookie recipe. Don’t get me wrong I love the recipe that came from my Aunt. The problem is that it poofs so sometimes the cookies lose their shape. They don’t have crisp edges like some sugar cookies. So I decided to test three sugar cookie recipes to come up with a favorite.
The first recipe will be my Aunt’s recipe that I grew up eating. I’ll use it as a baseline to compare the other recipes to. Second, I’ll be trying a Dorie Greenspan recipe. Funny thing is that both Cookie Carnival AND Tuesdays with Dorie are doing Dorie’s sugar cookies this month! The last recipe comes from Ashlee’s blog (and Katie uses this recipe too). Her cookies always look perfect.
I decided that we needed to come up with a way to use up all of these cookies. Our friends offered to host a cookie decorating party. I brought the naked cookies and all my decorating supplies and they provided snacks and beverages.
These are pictures of some of the cookies we brought home with us. It was a lot of fun to decorate cookies with a group of friends.
One cookie cutter that I have never really liked is the Santa cookie cutter. My mom had one growing up and the only way it looks like a Santa is if you decorate it properly. I don’t think I’ll use the cookie cutter anymore. We did have fun trying to decorate the shape into things other than Santa. Hubby made a convincing bird and another friend made a cute penguin mother and baby. Here’s a pic of my Santa and hubby’s bird.
I was trying to be organized while I was baking, so I went ahead and measured everything out at the beginning including labeling each measured ingredient with post it notes. It turned out to be very useful when I started mixing the dough.
So now on to the verdict. Is it possible that one of these new recipes is going to replace my go to sugar cookie recipe? The recipe I grew up loving turned out soft and a little puffy as expected. It’s also somewhat difficult to work with because you have to work quite a bit of flour into the dough prior to rolling it out. Dorie’s recipe held it’s shape well and the batch was small, which was refreshing. It was also very easy to roll out and work with. Ashlee’s recipe had a nice hint of lemon. I enjoyed the lemon when they weren’t frosted but I thought it was a big overpowering when they were frosted. These also help their shape quite well and again were easy to work with. So I would definitely make any of these recipes again. I guess it would depend what I was looking for.
For super soft roll out cookies – I’d make my aunt’s recipe.
For cookies that hold their shape really well – I’d make Ashlee’s recipe.
For a simpler sugar cookie that yields a smaller batch – I’d make Dorie’s recipe.
And now on to the recipes.
other. Roll out and use cookie cutters. Bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes.
Watch closely, top does not brown only bottom.
As you can see the Dorie recipe made a very small amount of dough. This is nice though because sometimes making sugar cookies is overwhelming. Also, I didn’t rechill my dough between rolling it out. I just rerolled and went with it.
Cream butter and sugars in a mixer for 5 minutes. Add eggs one at a time, mixing thoroughly. Add vanilla, almond, and lemon zest.
Sift in flour, baking powder, and salt a little at a time. Do not over mix, this process should take about one minute.
Chill dough for up to a week in the fridge, or roll out and cut right away. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper and bake cookies for 7-8 minutes. Wait until cookies are cooled before icing.
Beat butter and Crisco until light and fluffy. Add powdered sugar slowly. Add water/milk (I used whipping cream) until desired consistency is reached.
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Raspberries are my very favorite food on the planet and this looks absolutely divine. Thanks for sharing this!
Its my husband birthday on Fri I might try to talk him into having this cake for it.
awesome work, Jen! It sounds delicious and looks gorgeous. I’m totally jealous of your border-piping skills too.
Beautiful cake! This is very similar to our wedding cake, I may just have to try it!
It looks beautiful and sounds delicious. I’ll have to try this one!
This looks absolutely terrific! Great job on the assembly and decoration!
really beautiful cake! and raspberries are one of my favorite fruits ever! i love the little sacs together with the crunchy seeds. hee.
Holy beautiful! this cake is quite elegant and delicious looking! I love raspberries with cake.
Jen this cake is so so beautiful! It reminds me of the triple berry cake from Sweet Lady Jane here in LA. If an opportunity every arises for me to make a layer cake (I have the same problem – it’s hard to find people to help finish it!) I will definitely try this one.
You did a beautiful job with the piping. Gorgeous.
We should be best friends hahaha. We have the same go-to white cake recipe, and we both made layered cakes this weekend! Your cake is BEAUTIFUL! You have every right to brag. You did an excellent job on the piping and decorating. It looks professional!
I added lemon extract to my strawberry frosting on my strawberry cake (which came from Bridget’s recipe), and I could taste hints of lemon. I think the extract and some lemon zest would work well.
I must make this cake!! I am 100% certain that I would like it because we have similar tastes.
Now I need to look at your overdose cake to compare it to my overload cake.
Lemon and raspberries sounds like a perfect flavor combo. Your cake looks beautiful!
OH wow, I started drooling as soon as I saw the pic. SO pretty and looks delish! Will def. have to try this one… 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
This is so, so pretty! And obviously looks delicious too. Raspberries are one of my favorite parts of spring!
I don’t think you’re bragging! I would be proud of a beautiful cake like this one.
This cake looks awesome and my mouth is watering looking at the picture right now.
This cake is SO, SOOO beautiful! I love it!!!
Looks beautiful, I love layer cakes!
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vertigoxcured – I updated the post with links to the youtube videos. Sorry about that.
I made this for Mother’s Day and it was a huge hit! Thanks for sharing. I added the juice of the zested lemon and an extra cup of confectioners’ sugar to the buttercream and managed to get a nice lemony tang.
I cant believe this is your first frosting coated cake. So beautifully done. And also note…that 4 layers with fruit filling without cake sliding all over the place is not a normal for first timers in that department. Kudos… you got the cake decorating skills Ma’am.
am making this cake right now, and i must ask about the proportions of flour to liquid. it seems off. i made the recipe exactly as written and it was a pool of liquid. i had a similar recipe for a white cake which called for 2-3/4 flour and only 4 egg whites + 1 whole egg ( similar), so i added another 1/2 cup flour and it was still liquidy. it took 30 mins. to bake, not 23-25. will see how it turns out. the only good part is rubbing the grated lemon zest with the sugar, although i could not taste much lemon in the batter. by the looks of the layers, i would recommend 8″ pans as the layers are quite thin. all in all a big disappointment. glad i planned ahead and will make a different recipe.
Sorry to hear this recipe didn’t work out for you. This batter was very thin going in to the oven.
Does this cake keep well? i just made three 6″ cakes, which I’ll freeze in preparation for making a little layer cake on Sunday (a top-tier wedding cake replacement for our one year anniversary, after Hurricane Sandy ruined the real one.) But I also made two dozen cupcakes with the batter. I’m planning to bring one dozen to a dinner party tomorrow and the next dozen to a party on Wednesday. Any tips for the cupcakes? Should I freeze them, or just leave them out til I’m ready to frost? Would appreciate any suggestions! Thanks.
I haven’t made this cake into cupcakes before. But in general, cupcakes are fine for a couple days. If it’s more than 2-3 days, I’d go ahead and freeze them, then frost them the day before you want to serve them.
Would it be advantageous to whip the egg whites first, and fold them into the batter at the end? It might help with the thin batter issue, and I have some recipes for white cake that call for whites whipped into soft peaks. I am making this cake for a baby shower this weekend, so I will let you know how this technique works, unless the author has an opinion against.
I have made this cake, or a variation of the cake, multiple times as it is written without any issues. I know some cake recipes do have the cake whites whipped and folded in at the end. If you try it, please let me know how it goes.
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Going to endeavor to make this for my husband’s birthday next weekend. I haven’t made a cake in ages, but I like challenges!!! Hopefully it will go well as his parents are coming into town for his birthday (yikes!) I hope it has a nice lemon flavor because he loves lemon. Wish me luck!!!
I hope he enjoys it. The cake definitely has a lemon flavor. If you wanted to go super lemony, you could use lemon curd instead of raspberry curd for the filling!
Cake looks beautiful. However, each cake was an only an inch thick so was confused how to possibly cut it in half to make four layers. So after everything was cleaned up, I had to make a second round of this. The puree was tasty and plenty of it. The Frosting was delicious and plenty also. The cake itself tasted good with hint of lemon, but did not rise much at all and it had a very rubbery texture and very dense. I agree the batter was thin when I poured in pans, but it was not fluffy and light by any means after it was baked. I appreciated making it, but not a fav for me.
I know this is an old post, but I had to comment after making it for the first time yesterday. This is a lovely cake! The only downside, for me, was that the lemon flavor was lighter than I thought it would be. I ended up topping it with some toasted almonds and fresh raspberries, and serving it with homemade coconut ice cream.
*Note: My layers came out quite thin. They were both only a little over an inch thick, and the batter itself was a slightly thick/fluffy consistency. That being said, I was able to torte them without difficulty and the finished cake came out to a little over 3 inches.


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In fact, the growth in employment in these professions in Utah is among the highest in the country.
By 2024, there are expected to be 6,150 dental assistants in the state, representing an increase of 29.9% during the decade. The figures for dental hygiene are also surprising. The growth rate during the same ten year period is estimated to be 30.3% taking the total number of hygienists to 3,240.
To work as a dental assistant in Utah there are no educational requirements, other than obligation to have Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) certification and a current CPR certification.
In order to improve access to higher paying jobs, and to increase options for working in other states, further education such as attending a CODA-accredited dental assisting program, or taking the national DANB Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) certification is extremely helpful. These programs will set you on course in the application of best practice.
For further information, contact the Utah Dentist and Dental Hygiene Licensing Board.
To become a dental hygienist on Utah, you must be licensed by the Board. To apply for licensure, you must have completed an accredited dental hygienist program and have earned passing scores in the National Board exam and an approved regional clinical exam. You must also have a current CPR or basic cardiac life support certification. To be able to practice local anesthesia as a dental hygienist you must also successfully complete an ADA accredited course and pass a regional agency exam in local anesthesia.
The average salary for Dental Assistants in Utah in 2016, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, was $30,440, or $14.63 per hour.
The average salary for Dental Hygienists in Utah in 2016, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, was $68,570, or $32.97 per hour.
Bridgerland Applied Technology College’s diploma program is offered at their campus in the city of Logan, UT. This public college has approximately 865 students in total, with the majority of students on 2-year programs. Annual fees for the dental assisting program are $2,457 and books and supplies costs of $1,720. The average completion time for the program is 12 months.
Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College’s diploma program is offered at their campus in the city of Ogden, UT. The program is accredited by the American Dental Association. The majority of the school’s 2,803 students are on 2-year programs. Fees at the school are around $4,091 per year. The fees for out-of-state students are $4,091.
Fortis College’s diploma program is offered at their campus in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake County, UT. The college has approximately 388 students in total, with most students on 4-year programs. Fees at this college are approximately $14,363 per year. Tuition for out-of-state students is $14,363.
The Associate’s program at Fortis College is offered at their campus in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake County. This private, for-profit college has approximately 388 students in total, with most students on 4-year programs. Fees at this college are approximately $14,363 per year. Tuition for students from other states is $14,363.
The Bachelor program at Careers Unlimited is taught at their Orem campus. The majority of the school’s 118 students are on 4-year programs. Fees at the college are around $49,395 per year. Tuition for students from outside the state of Utah is $49,395.
The Bachelor’s degree program is imparted at the college’s Saint George campus. This program of study is accredited by the American Dental Association. Most of the school’s 8,840 students are on 4-year programs. In-state tuition is approximately $4,291 per year, while tuition for out-of-state students is $12,307.
The UndergraduateCertificate’s degree program is imparted at the college’s Salt Lake City campus. This program of study is accredited by the American Dental Association. The college has around 388 students in total, with the majority of students on 4-year programs. Tuition fees at this college are around $14,363 per year. Tuition for students from outside Utah is $14,363.
The Associate’s program at Salt Lake Community College is taught at their Salt Lake City campus. The majority of the school’s 29,997 students are on 2-year programs. In-state tuition is approximately $3,342 per year. The fees for students from outside Utah are $10,594.
The Bachelor’s degree program is imparted at the college’s Orem campus. This program of study is accredited by the ADA. Of the 31,562 students, about 0% are postgraduates. In-state tuition is approximately $5,086 per year. Fees for students from other states are $14,256.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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It was just a little bit. Not enough to really notice. But the police did. Now you’ve got some drug charges.
From applying for a job or college, renting an apartment or a house, one drug charge can stop you from doing all these things most people do every day.
North Carolina has not legalized marijuana, and still considers it a crime.
A “small amount,” less than a half-ounce, is called “simple possession of marijuana.” A Class 3 misdemeanor, you’ll pay a $200 fine, but probably not have jail time for your first offense. Higher amounts, up to 1.5 ounces, are a Class 1 misdemeanor, with up to 45 days in jail (or probation, if your attorney successfully argues for it.) If you have more than 1.5 ounces, up to 10 pounds, it’s a felony with jail time up to 12 months.
Controlled substances like cocaine, ecstasy, heroin and others carry felony charges, harsher penalties and higher jail sentences. Any amount in your possession will result in an automatic arrest with fines and jail terms. Drug trafficking and “maintaining a dwelling” (any facility used for warehousing and distribution) are also felonies with jail time.
If you are asked by a prospective employer, either in person, or on a job application, if you’ve ever been arrested, of course, you must say “yes” (unless you’ve had a legal expunction.) Background checks are cheap and easy to get, so most employers get them when you apply. Arrests and convictions show up immediately.
If you’re not asked in the application, you may be asked in an interview. Obviously, you must answer “yes,” or they will find out during the background check. Once they discover you’ve been arrested for drugs, they may decide not to continue talking to you, and you’ll have a harder time finding a job.
Employers want to hire people they can trust. Drug charges can severely limit your choice of vocations, even for a misdemeanor. Law enforcement, nursing, working with children (such as daycare or teaching) and any job requiring a CDL will not accept a candidate with a past history of drug arrests. You may also be turned down for active duty military service or the National Guard.
Many landlords run credit and criminal background checks to potential tenants. Again, background checks are cheap and easy to get, so it wouldn’t take long for a landlord to discover your arrest. Most are looking for stable individuals who will pay rent on time and keep the property in reasonably good condition. Drug charges in your past will make any landlord anxious about renting to you, as well as your activities and ability to pay rent in a timely fashion.
Are you considering going to college?
While you may be able to get financial aid, you will be severely limited. Your financial aid may be suspended if your drug conviction happened while you were receiving aid. You’ll be asked to fill out a worksheet to determine your continued eligibility. You may re-apply after completing a drug treatment program.
Drug trafficking and “maintaining a dwelling” can disqualify you completely from student financial aid.
If you’re also applying to law or medical school, you must also disclose the arrest on your admissions application. Drug charges may result in denial of your application.
If you’re involved in a difficult child custody battle with an ex, drug charges may cause a judge to reconsider your custody rights, even if an arrest did not lead to a conviction. Your drug arrest can be used as another reason to deny your parental rights, and possibly keep you from seeing your children. You may also be prohibited from adopting children.
Once you are convicted, you can lose your home, your car, as well as cash. North Carolina requires a conviction for criminal asset forfeiture. The state requires proceeds from criminal asset forfeiture to fund the public school systems.
Drug charges have the potential to cause problems for the rest of your life, whether they’re major or minor. Even though a misdemeanor is a “small thing” in the courts, it’s a very large red flag to anyone who is considering you for employment, as a tenant, or any number of other positions.
North Carolina allows some first-time offenders convicted of simple possession of marijuana to complete drug education training and/or community service to have their drug charge dismissed. Called a “conditional discharge,” you will be required to comply with a number of conditions.
Your attorney can later request an expunction after successful completion. A minor drug charge can be wiped from your record, won’t appear in a background check, and you can legally answer “no” when asked about criminal charges. You can only do this once, and subsequent charges and arrests may lead to jail time.
A criminal defense attorney experienced in drug cases can defend you in court and protect your assets. Contact our Raleigh law office today at (919) 832-0307 for a free consultation. Dewey P. Brinkley is a former Wake County prosecutor who will make sure your rights are rights are respected and you receive a fair trial under the law.

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Locality: The central part of the Vuoriyarvi massif on the north shore of Vuoriyarvi Lake, North Karelia, Kola peninsula, Russia. Link to MinDat.org Location Data.
Name Origin: Named after Vladimir Ivanovich Ternovoi (1928–1980), economic geologist, a pioneer in studies of the Kovdor phlogopite depost.
Habit: Spherical - Spherical, rounded aggregates.
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text: slot game 100 free spins，taboo! taboo!Now, if it were not conscious considerations like the really benevolent or neutral ones first mentioned above, it was certainly something akin to them, which had induced Pierre to return a straightforward, manly, and entire acceptance to his cousin of the offer of the house; thanking him, over and over, for his most supererogatory kindness concerning the pre-engagement of servants and so forth, and the setting in order of the silver and china; but reminding him, nevertheless, that he had overlooked all special mention of wines, and begged him to store the bins with a few of the very best brands. He would likewise be obliged, if he would personally purchase at a certain celebrated grocer's, a small bag of undoubted Mocha coffee; but Glen need not order it to be roasted or ground, because Pierre preferred that both those highly important and flavor-deciding operations should be performed instantaneously previous to the final boiling and serving. Nor did he say that he would pay for the wines and the Mocha; he contented himself with merely stating the remissness on the part of his cousin, and pointing out the best way of remedying it.For instance, there are some who say, that it is unjust to punish any one for the sake of example to others; that punishment is just, only when intended for the good of the sufferer himself. Others maintain the extreme reverse, contending that to punish persons who have attained years of discretion, for their own benefit, is despotism and injustice, since if the matter at issue is solely their own good, no one has a right to control their own judgment of it; but that they may justly be punished to prevent evil to others, this being an exercise of the legitimate right of self-defence. Mr. Owen, again, affirms that it is unjust to punish at all; for the criminal did not make his own character; his education, and the circumstances which surround him, have made him a criminal, and for these he is not responsible. All these opinions are extremely plausible; and so long as the question is argued as one of justice simply, without going down to the principles which lie under justice and are the source of its authority, I am unable to see how any of these reasoners can be refuted. For, in truth, every one of the three builds upon rules of justice confessedly true. 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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in a statement on Tuesday that it does not evaluate vehicle safety beyond its star rating system.
The statement was an apparent response to Tesla's claim that its Model 3 sedan gives occupants a lower probability of receiving a serious injury in a crash than any other vehicle tested by the agency.
A Tesla representative directed Business Insider to NHTSA data that appeared to support its claim.
When asked to comment on Tesla's claims about injury probabilities, the NHTSA directed Business Insider to its statement.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in a statement on Tuesday that it does not evaluate vehicle safety beyond its star rating system — an apparent response to Tesla's claim that its Model 3 sedan gives occupants a lower probability of receiving a serious injury in a crash than any other vehicle tested by the government agency.
"A 5-star rating is the highest safety rating a vehicle can achieve. NHTSA does not distinguish safety performance beyond that rating, thus there is no 'safest' vehicle among those vehicles achieving 5-star ratings," the agency said.
The spreadsheet lists injury probabilities for different collision scenarios associated with 2018 model year vehicles and a cumulative "vehicle safety score" for each vehicle (the combined injury probability for each crash scenario divided by 15%), which the NHTSA calls its "baseline injury risk" in a 2008 edition of the United States Federal Register.
The Model 3 has the lowest "vehicle safety score" of any vehicle on the spreadsheet, which means the NHTSA determined that it presents the lowest risk of injury in its various collision scenarios.
In September, the agency gave the Model 3 a five-star overall safety rating. The Model 3 received a five-star rating in the frontal crash, side crash, and rollover categories, and some of its driver assistance features — like forward collision warning, lane departure warning, crash imminent braking, and dynamic brake support.
The Model S and Model X also received five-star safety ratings from the agency.

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Over 800 delegates from 124 countries have arrived at the international forum of foreign graduates from Russian and Soviet universities.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, Vice Premier Galina Karelova, Minister of Education Vladimir Filippov and other well-known state and public figures of Russia were also present at the forum that opened on Wednesday.
The Russian Minister of Education said the forum was a so-called summation of the results achieved by the Russian high school in the past 50 years.
During this period, over 500,000 foreigners have graduated from Russian universities, Filippov pointed out. Today former graduates from Russian universities include presidents, ministers and prominent scientists.
The Russian Education Minister also said that at the forum the participants would take a decision aimed at further development of mutually favourable co-operation between Russia and former graduates of Russian universities in economy, politics and science.
Representatives of national associations of university graduates thanked Russia in their speeches for the high-quality education received in the country.
The forum's participants also pointed to the necessity to develop mutual co-operation, including that in the scientific area. Thus, they proposed to expand the range of scientific literature and to employ Russian scientists for teaching at foreign universities.
Chairman of the Union of National Associations of Arab graduates Mohamed Habit Awni, said that at present the number of Arab specialists who had received education in Russia was 300,000. "It is a large force that can influence the strengthening of the links between the Arab world and Russia," he pointed out.
Justice Minister of Equatorial Guinea, Ruben Meye, in his turn said that thanks to Russia his country had received high-skilled personnel. Almost all the key positions in Guinea's government are held by people who received higher education in Russia, he added.
Chairman of the Vietnamese Graduate Association, academician of the Vietnamese Academy of Sciences Tran Dinh Long in his speech called for establishing direct contacts between graduates of Vietnam and Russia. Today 75 per cent of the Vietnamese who received education in Russia are holding important state and public positions, he said.
Head of the Russian foreign centre of the Russian Foreign Ministry Valentina Tereshkova read Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov's address to the forum's participants. Russia views foreign graduates of Russian universities as friends and soul mates, relies on their assistance and co-operation for strengthening friendship and comprehensive relations between Russia and other countries, it reads.

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This blog is a coming together of two papers presented firstly at the State of Play: Television Scholarship in ‘TVIV’ Conference, 5th – 7th September 2018 Edge Hill University, UK, and second, Watching the Transnational Detectives Conference, 8th – 9th November 2018, University of London.
This blog will examine the example of Channel 4’s ‘Walter Presents’ and the ways in which it represents and constructs some aspects of change in the contemporary television landscape.
When Channel 4 introduced ‘Walter Presents’ to its All 4 online platform, and selected slots on its terrestrial channel, it highlighted not just a contemporary trend for foreign television drama content, but a variety of industrial practices that make up a transformed media culture. In most respects, ‘Walter Presents’ epitomizes contemporary television production and consumption practices, and as such it has had to take into consideration a means of offering a unique television experience in a competitive market.
‘Walter Presents’ offers an opportunity to examine a variety of practices and concepts that potentially goes towards an understanding of the TVIV viewing experience. As such, we can consider ‘Walter Presents’ in terms of ‘Curation’ and the curated television experience, a characteristic of what Lotz (2017) describes as ‘Portals’; we can consider ‘Walter Presents’ in terms of what Bourriaud (2002) and Verevis (2016/2017) describe as a ‘Post-production culture’; and we can examine ‘Walter Presents’ and Post-production culture as a transnational television experience with ‘value added’ (Verevis, 2017).
If we take our present moment in a transformed media landscape as TVIV, what Mareike Jenner (2016, p.260) describes as ‘matrix media’, or the various ways television content, viewing patterns, branding strategies, industrial practices show a shift completely away from the television set, then ‘Walter Presents’ provides an example by which we can examine some of the details of these changes.
‘Walter Presents’ is Channel 4’s ‘free-to-use’ (in the UK only) foreign TV Drama streaming platform, launched 3 January 2016. Described as a ‘Boutique streaming service’ (Variety, 2018) it specializes in foreign language dramas from around the world. It is a partnership between Channel 4 and Global Series Network. The concept and its format was created by Walter Iuzzolino, (a TV producer) who presents the platform and who selects the foreign drama content. The significance of the eponymous Walter should not be overlooked when considering ‘Walter Presents’ in terms of industrial practices of curation and the offer of a unique, exclusive viewing experience. For instance, when choosing to view a foreign drama via ‘Walter Presents’ viewers are likely to encounter first a brief introductory clip by Walter Iuzzolino himself, explaining where the programme is from, what its genre is, and why HE thinks its worth watching.
Walter also declares a criteria for content inclusion – ‘Selected shows must be popular in their home countries; they must be ‘award-winning’ or critically acclaimed in their home country’.
‘Walter Presents’ curates and distributes national TV drama through various transnational/global technologies and practices that describe the contemporary television experience of TVIV. But ‘Walter Presents’ does something quite interesting compared to other high-end VOD/streaming services such as HBO and Netflix.
It presents foreign Drama as the object of the ‘Pro-am/fan’ curator.
It alludes to fan activities and practices in order to convey TV foreign Drama viewing not simply as ‘niche’ viewing, but by suggesting ‘normal’, everyday scheduled TV drama as an overlooked repository of esoteric knowledge.
It re-constructs the linear national TV viewing experience for transnational, global consumption.
It can be situated in what Bourriaud (2002), and Verevis (2016) call a ‘Post-Production’ culture and a transformed media culture.
Post-production culture can be described as ‘The proclivity of media producers to ‘interpret, reproduce, remake, and make use of available cultural products.’ (Bourriaud, 2002: 13). Further, Constandinides (2010) describes a Post-production culture that has a technological dimension in that ‘The shift of all culture to digitized forms of production, distribution and communication…[has allowed] digital modes to remake and remodel existing material and media.’ (Constandinides, 2010). ‘Walter Presents’ takes existing Dramas from their original national contexts and repackages (interprets/reproduce) them for transnational consumption.
In terms of Post-production culture, ‘Walter Presents’ takes advantage of its digital mode to remodel and make use of available cultural products. Specifically, the foreign dramas available on the site are re-contextualised – from national/local TV crime dramas, to niche viewing, foreign or transnational TV crime dramas. Similarly, re-titles, subtitles, translations and new publicity (paratexts, etc.) not only show a re-modelled product, but describe ‘a digitized, globalized… [TV landscape] in which multiple versions proliferate and co-exist’. (Verevis, 2017).
Describing mostly TV/film reboots and remakes, Verevis (2017) describes these processes as a commercial strategy where the original product (or drama) can be seen to have ‘value added’. ‘Walter Presents’ ‘actualize an implicit potentiality at the source’. (Verevis, 2017). ‘Walter Presents’ curates and distributes national/foreign language dramas in a process where the original product is culturally, technologically, and authorially transformed.
They conclude by stating how pro-am curators are not passive consumers, but active and participatory. As The Guardian also observed about ‘Walter Presents’, ‘This project is British TV’s highest-profile case of the currently fashionable concept of “curated programming.” The sell to viewers is that Walter Iuzzolino…has made a personal selection of his favourites from 3,500 hours of foreign-language box sets.’ (The Guardian, 2016).
‘Walter Presents’ situates these national/foreign language TV dramas between 2 knowledge communities; between the professional/authorised knowledge/information communities (Broadcasters/curators), and the ‘Unofficial’ (fan) knowledge/information communities (audiences/curators). What is typical of both is the act of curation.
Further, these national/foreign TV dramas are presented as esoteric knowledge, ‘quality’, niche. Yet they are exotic and esoteric due to their being largely unobtainable due to their original context being ‘normal’, scheduled, ‘local’ network TV. The curation process, and their appearance on a VOD platform has transformed them for transnational and exclusive consumption.
Of even more interest where a Post-production culture is concerned, Rosenbaum observes how curation, more generally, ‘is about adding value…[curators] add their qualitative judgment to whatever is being gathered and organized’ (Rosenbaum, 2011, p. 3).
‘Walter Presents’ highlights not only new distribution mechanisms as a result of technology and internet protocols, but concepts of curation and what Lotz (2017) describes as the ‘industrially curated library’.
‘Walter Presents’ offers foreign/local TV crime dramas as part of a Post-production culture where ‘value added’ has transnational dimensions. Citing the example of Pinterest, Rosenbaum (2016) describes a contemporary culture of the ‘noisy web’, where ‘a variety of seemingly disparate texts are taken out of their original context, to be curated and rebroadcast in dedicated sites that suggest a connection.’ The potential transnational dynamics of national/foreign TV dramas are actualized by ‘Walter Presents’ through a Post-production culture that ‘actualize an implicit potentiality at the source’ (Verevis, 2017).
‘Walter Presents’ does something quite interesting in contemporary television in that it is prepared to make visible the curation processes that have become part of the contemporary TV experience – what Lotz with regard to international television refers to as the presence of portals. As Lotz observes, ‘‘The affordance of internet protocol technologies to deliver personally-selected content from an industrially curated library is the central difference introduced by this new distribution mechanism’ (2017). ‘Walter Presents’ highlights the curated experience in ways that show how the curated library and the act of curation itself has become an increasingly significant aspect of contemporary TV (think of Netflix). In all these respects, ‘Walter Presents’ highlights a Post-production culture where the repositioning and re-contextualizing of existing intellectual properties are sold on the promise of vaue being added, and which has become transnational in its characteristics. As Pearson (2016), in his study of Detective Fiction in a Postcolonial and Transnational World, has identified, ‘cultures are frequently shaped by an intense, continuous, comprehensive interplay between the indigenous and the imported.’ (9) and where ‘Walter Presents’ is concerned, the indigenous and the imported is now curated – with value added.
Kenneth A Longden is a Lecturer in Television and Media, University of Salford, and a Fellow HEA.
Bourriaud, N. (2002). Postproduction: culture as screenplay: how art reprograms the world, trans. Jeanine Herman (New York: Lukas & Sternberg, 2002), 9.
Constandinides, C. (2010). From film adaptation to post-celluloid adaptation: Rethinking the transition of popular narratives and characters across old and new media. Bloomsbury Publishing USA.
Lotz, A. D. (2017). Portals: A Treatise on Internet-Distributed Television. Maize Books.
Pearson, N. (2016). Detective fiction in a postcolonial and transnational world. Routledge.

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Opportunity Zones, a new and very different type of incentive created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, are getting a lot of attention nationally and locally. We’re delighted, because community capital is badly needed in Rhode Island. We face high rates of poverty, lack of economic growth, and gross inequality, and both a shortage and an uneven distribution of resources to address these challenges. Anything that brings more capital to Rhode Island communities bears close study.
This new incentive is intended to encourage private investment, and ultimately inclusive economic growth, in low income communities. Opportunity Zones, selected in each state by the Governor, are Census tracts eligible to receive private investments through a qualified Opportunity Fund. Investors who direct capital gains into equity investments in Opportunity Funds receive federal tax benefits, which increase if the investment in maintained over five to ten years.
The 25 Opportunity Zones selected by Governor Gina Raimondo present tremendous potential. Together, the Zones are home to 111,000 people, representing diverse geographies, populations, and potential economic drivers. Numerous Zones are in old mill villages that have not yet recovered from the industrial downturn of the mid-late 20th century. Others are in coastal communities, where sometimes invisible pockets of poverty persist. Many residents in these Zones have limited personal and community resources. For example, 19 of Rhode Island’s Opportunity Zones have been designated by the USDA as low access to grocery stores, 16 are high housing needs tracts, 17 surpass the regional average for people with disabilities, and 14 are above the average for households without a vehicle. To learn more about Rhode Island’s Opportunity Zones, click on the map's "new map" link for indicators of community well-being within Zones.
Targeted, focused capital could make an immediate, tangible difference for those communities and the state as a whole. And there is significant money at stake. U.S. households and corporations held an estimated $6.1 trillion of unrealized capital gains in 2017. Unlocking even a small portion of this would have a huge impact in Rhode Island.
But this is a different kind of program than we’re used to, and we need to be really intentional to make it work. As many in our state move forward to capitalize upon the promise of Opportunity Zones, we’d like to offer a few suggestions for ground rules.
First, investments made in Opportunity Zones should honor the spirit of this initiative: to improve quality of life and economic opportunity in low income communities. Let’s be sure that this incentive doesn’t encourage activity that leaves out people who live in the Zones, displaces residents, or gentrifies neighborhoods. If this program lives up to its potential, it will provide the long-term, patient capital that real community development needs. If it goes wrong, it hurts the communities it was intended to help and provides people with a tax benefit for things they would have done anyway.
Second, doing this well will require local leadership and deep engagement of residents. This is designed to create a market. Left to its own devices, it won’t direct capital to the places most in need and the projects that respond to those needs. That’s going to take local knowledge and local leadership. Not every Zone will receive investment; in fact, it’s unlikely to happen without strong local advocacy. As a state, we must develop a pipeline of community investments, wrap supports around them, and market them to investors. Community development corporations, local officials, and resident leaders who understand the needs of their neighborhoods must be at the center of these discussions.
And third, we need to guard against a lack of transparency and accountability. It is critical that we track results. What types of investment are happening, and how much? What happens as a result of each investment; are new jobs created, do new residents move to the zone, and do existing residents see an increase in their quality of life or economic stability? Does Opportunity Zone capital leverage additional public or private investment? Opportunity Zones represent a novel and promising approach to investing in low-income communities, but this kind of data is necessary to determine if it works.
Already across the country, we are seeing first movers take advantage of the Opportunity Zone incentive. Here in Rhode Island, we must be ready if we want to see the kinds of investment that our communities truly need.

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People generally have different lifestyles. Some people love the fast life. A life that makes their blood rush into their veins. Feeling the adrenaline flowing through their bodies. Cars provide satisfaction for such people.
Just like technology, the more it evolves, the more popular it becomes. Cars are being modified on a daily basis. Players in the automobile industry have since introduced television shows that promote the top brands. This helps make them more popular or trendy. There are many examples of such shows. On the shows, they always make sure that they give the latest updates on the trending car or on cars that have just been realized.
Time affects people’s perspectives on everything. Even the types of cars that are preferred have changed just like best online casino games. Meaning as much as fast cars were a trend a few years ago, it has since changed. Electric cars have taken the market by storm. They are trending because they use no fuel. Instead, they use grid electricity which is more convenient and cheaper for people.
The Ferrari has been on the market for quite some time. The question is why it never gets unpopular? Well, this is because of its amazing horsepower. The other reason is the magnificent handmade Italian design that is exclusive and unique.
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However, many people believe that the older something gets the better it becomes. Vintage has never really been phased out. These cars are still a top trend in the present day. Cars like the Rolls-Royces Phantom can never really get outdated. The old it is, the more prestige it has.
It is also said that the nicer it is, the more expensive it is. This is why casino games should always be an option for people. Read more at topcanadiancasinos. There is a chance to win massive jackpots which is the only opportunity that most of us will have of owning one of these trending cars.


text: The module outlines the motivations for PtD, encourages inclusion of worker health and safety considerations early in the design process, and identifies hazards associated with the construction of reinforced concrete. Topics include the reinforced concrete design, detailing, fabrication and erection processes. Examples are provided to enable structural engineers and detailers to incorporate PtD into their reinforced concrete designs.


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From the multi award-winning team that produced Smack the Pony comes Green Wing – part surreal soap, part innovative comedy drama – which is largely set, despite a bizarre lack of medical content, in a hospital.
New surgical registrar Dr Caroline Todd arrives for her first day at work, uncoiffed and under-deodorised, having spent the night in her car.
Joanna is worried about her age. Who wouldn't be at her age? Her dangerous liaison with Alan Statham is now in danger of becoming tedious. She demands spontaneity. Statham agrees to give it some thought. Elsewhere, Mac discovers his 'not-ready-to-have-kids-yet' ex-girlfriend is now pregnant. He takes a relatively philosophical view of this; apart from a minor stabbing incident.
Joanna's birthday - what does a man get the woman he worships for her birthday? Would it be a locket filled with his love juice? Joanna tries to play down the passing of another year, but is delighted to receive a gift she thinks comes from gorgeous IT guru Lyndon Jones. It is, of course, from less-than-gorgeous moustachioed radiology guru Alan Statham.
Martin doesn't have anything to wear to Caroline's housewarming party. He needs a calming influence, a voice of reason, someone with a keen eye for fashion. Unfortunately, it's Sue White who offers to take him shopping.
It's a testing time all round as both Joanna and Harriet visit the path lab convinced they are pregnant, Martin sits his exams for the hundredth time, Mac surreptitiously attends an interview for a promotion, and Caroline is gradually made aware of the extent of her party misdemeanours.
Caroline is broody, but she's confused. Is Guy the good guy or the bad guy? Is Mac the good Mac or the bad Mac? Elsewhere, Martin gets his exam results. A fight ensues, and Guy resorts to mafia-style tactics by hiring a hitman to pull the plug on Mac's good looks.
The path of true love runs rough at East Hampton Hospital. Martin loves Caroline. Caroline loves Mac. So does Sue White. Statham loves Jesus, or is it the chaplain? Joanna loves Lyndon. Guy loves Guy but pretends to love Caroline.
It's Mac's last day and emotions are running high. Joanna is desperately trying to lure Alan away from the baby Jesus, Sue offers to kill Mac's boss to keep him at the hospital.


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Our International auctions are considered substantial in terms of buying and selling Norwegian philately. A range of important collections and rare single items - not at least from countries abroad - are sold trough our system since 1975.
We are proud of the lists of prices realised from these sales.
We have many vendors as well as regular buyers "all over the world", and many take the trip to Norway and Oslo to participate in our auctions. If you have a valuable collection or some scarce single items, we suggest you should present them to our international buyers. Some of the most eager auction bidders are Norwegians, and Norway is considered one of the strongest markets for stamps worldwide.
Please do not submit items unless you are confident that they are suitable. Contact us first if you are in doubt of their appropriateness. We adhere strictly to rules of fair play. Therefore, we do not accept unreasonable limits or restrictions from sellers (few, if any, lots at our auctions have any special limits).
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A small earthquake has shaken parts of northeastern Arkansas.
Mrs. Evelyn Mae Hill, 89, of Blytheville, passed away Thursday July 5, 2012.
Mr. Lee Allison Bell, 38, of Osceola, died Thursday, July 5, 2012.
Delta Gateway Museum in downtown Blytheville will host the next "Heirloom Saturday at the Museum" from 10 a.m.-noon Saturday. Coffee and donuts will be served.
A rice/soybean field day conducted by the University of Arkansas, Division of Agriculture, Mississippi County Cooperative Extension Service is set for Thursday, beginning at 9:00 am.
The North Mississippi County Relay for Life raised an estimated $120,846.31 this year for cancer research, surpassing the group's goal for the year.
Despite some recent rainfall, Mississippi County Judge Randy Carney said the county burn ban is still in effect and will continue until further notice.
Route 61 in Pemiscot County will be reduced to one lane as contractor crews resurface the roadway.


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We're hiring a NYC or nearby based TweakTown News Editor!
We are hiring a news editor based in New York city or in the nearby area!
You will be required to post daily news and attend tech events in NYC and the surrounding area. You need to own a digital camera. You need to be addicted to technology and have a passion to write about it. It would be a bonus if you have previous online experience, too.
If you feel you are the right person for the job, please email your CV and other relevant information to jobs at tweaktown dot com.
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Welcome, everyone, to our shiny new website! We took the time to sit down and come up with details that you, our clients, want to see!
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When we say personal, we mean it. It is not uncommon for us to be crying at the opposite end of the aisle, full of pride that the couple we have spent so much time with is finally tying the knot! This also goes for our birthday celebrations, our anniversary parties, or even our corporate galas. We may not always tear up with joy, but we most certainly will have a twinkle in our eye because the event that everyone has poured their heart into is nothing short of perfect!
We could go on and on about how much we love putting on a show for people, but we will save that for when we meet to plan your next party! For now, find a comfortable spot and take a tour of this website that is dedicated to getting you started with your planning. Go ahead, meet our creative team or get inspired by our photo gallery and blog posts. However, keep in mind that these are all starting points! We can customize, tweak, and morph any of our ideas or your ideas and come up with a custom package that will suit your needs.
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text: The Breakfast Cook Off is happening this Saturday, 8 – 11 AM. Mrs. Wilde would love more entries — see flyer for her phone number, but if you'd rather just come and eat, that is great, too. Try a variety of breakfast items for $6 per person.

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text: We would like to offer our congratulations to the eight Little Rock CNA graduates of May, 2018. They worked very hard for three weeks, studying, testing, practicing skills, checking off on skills and finally graduating. We are proud of each one of our graduates and wish them the best in their new professions.


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St. Timothy Christian Academy is on the campus of Prestonwood Baptist Church – 6801 W. Park Blvd., Plano, TX 75093.
St. Timothy Christian Academy is currently accepting applications for grades K-12.
To schedule a tour, or for more information about our school, our mission, or how you can help support St. Timothy Christian Academy please contact us.


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At specialty chemical-maker Evonik Industries’ campus in Mobile, Alabama, a 2015 energy metering project warranted implementation of an instrumentation network. The effort included wired and wireless instruments, plus the retrofitting of wired instruments with Emerson’s THUM wireless adapters across 28 units. That network laid the foundation for Project Lighthouse, a larger monitoring and analytics initiative that has so far illuminated equipment health at Evonik sites in Alabama, Louisiana and Nebraska.
In Mobile, we had no more low-hanging fruit, explained Michael Sowell (pictured), plant electrical engineer, Evonik. He and Emerson Automation Solutions field consultant Richie Graham presented Evonik’s story at the 2017 Emerson Global Users Exchange in Minneapolis. We needed to find a way to the next level, and started Project Lighthouse in 2016. Before, we had data available, but we didn’t have it in front of the right people."
"We’ve had local experts in Mobile doing vibration analysis with good results,continued Sowell. But we wanted them to be able to serve other sites across the United States, Mexico and Canada. We’ve had to extend our data-gathering infrastructure.
New Orleans was the pilot site, and then Omaha, Nebraska, was added. More sites will be included as each one is ready to make the investment and connect to the analytics and diagnostics capabilities based in Mobile. To be ready for networking internally and with other Evonik sites, the Mobile plant had to get the architecture right, Sowell " said We are remotely accessing information from the process data network (PDN) through our demilitarized zone to Emerson’s AMS ARES Asset Source Interface and then to the office network, Sowell" explained.
The company also is working on a second service model where we can hang any device on the process data network, explained Sowell. We’ve worked with IT to extend our process data network to the facilities in New Orleans and Omaha, and so far we’re not experiencing any bandwidth problems.Project Lighthouse’s big payoffs will be in centralized subject matter expertise and data analytics, as well as continuously improving maintenance and reliability practices. Evonik wants to move from preventive to predictive maintenance, explained Graham. Six months ago, they installed steam-trap monitoring in the sleeperways and got feedback. It was so easy to install that they added the pump monitoring application a month ago. They’ve also implemented Emerson’s AMS Machinery Manager and AMS Device Manager, which works in conjunction with the DeltaV.

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Standing before Magistrate Samuel McKinney yesterday were three women accused of a litany of fraud related charges including stealing from Message of Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Shandera Knowles and Nikia Anderson-Sands, both 28 along with 21-year-old Shawnta Adderley, were formally charged with one count each of conspiracy to commit fraud by false pretenses, fraud by false pretenses, possession of forged documents and uttering false documents.
The court heard how on December 21, 2018, the trio, conspired to commit fraud by false pretenses.
On the same date it is alleged that they were in possession of a forged document namely a Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) cheque drawn on the account of Message of Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church, committed fraud by false pretenses by obtaining $7,000 from The Bank of The Bahamas and uttered a false document, RBC cheque of $7,000 also from Message of Hope Church.
The women pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Nikia Anderson-Sands was also arraigned on separate charges.
It is alleged that she conspired to commit fraud by false pretenses, obtained $6,000 from The Bank of The Bahamas by means of false pretenses, was in possession of a forged document and acquired $6,000 part proceeds of criminal conduct.
She too pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The women were not granted bail; however they can apply to the Supreme Court for bail.
They were subsequently remanded to The Bahamas Department of Corrections until April 8th for trial.
Allegations of fraud also on 55-year-old, insurance agent, Bradley Ferguson.
The Ivanhoe Road, Mackey Street resident, faced 24 such counts – six counts each of falsification of accounts, stealing by reason of employment, possession of forged documents and uttering a forged document.
The accused, an employee of Atlantic Medical Insurance, allegedly obtained $3,223.14 from seven policy holders.
He pleaded not guilty to all the charges but one count – falsification of accounts.
He was not granted bail; however, he can apply to the Supreme court for bail.
The matter was adjourned until March 25th for trial.
He was represented by Monique Gomez.


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To know Jewelers of America, you need to know the people behind JA Member companies -- your trusted local jewelers and designers who uphold the highest business standards in the jewelry industry. Today, we spotlight Jen Bellefleur, co-owner of New Gild Jewelers in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Let’s get to know Jen a little better!
I am a proud JA Member because being a member of JA means I have arrived! Jewelry is a second act for me, so the fellowship of other jewelers feels like a gift.
My favorite part of my career is: I get to work with people at the most beautiful and sacred moments of their lives--and be there. Energetically, I'm able to impact so many people through this work.
My favorite work trip was: Traveling to Carlsbad to do the diamond course was by far the coolest thing I've ever done. Who knew there was a whole world inside every diamond?! The climate was to-die for, and the knowledge remains priceless.
My favorite personal piece of jewelry or timepiece: My favorite thing is a one-of-a-kind ring made by a Russian jeweler I know, with a rose cut champagne diamond and a circle of hot pink sapphires. I lusted after it for over a year, and finally bought it for myself. Every time I look down at it, it continues to bring me joy.
Morning person or night owl? Morning person!
My guilty pleasure: I listen to Rick Springfield all the time on my Spotify--he's my playlist all day long!
My #1 bucket list vacation destination: I want to travel to French Polynesia to see Tahitian Pearl Farming first hand, and to swim in that magnificent turquoise water!
Diamonds or gemstones? Diamonds all day.
The most embarrassing fashion trend I used to rock: I.....admit I wore plaid skirts and Doc Martens. I was younger and cuter then!
If I have to sing karaoke, I would pick: Jessie's Girl. I have a terrible singing voice, so I may as well have fun.


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Thread: Any Quests that use the Demo graphics without a Password?
I've only ever had luck Grabbing tiles from .qst files in the new stable release, and I've had no luck getting the older versions of ZC to work on either my desktop or laptop (Windows 7 & 8) Does any one have an unprotected Demo Quest?
Is the password for either demo or demo ex posted somewhere? If that's the case where can it be found?
Here's the demo graphics template upgraded to 2.5 and exported as tiles, combos, and palettes.
Thanks Gleeok, saved me one.

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A study by the Department of Health showed diagnoses of glioblastoma from 2008 to 2017 weren't substantially different from those the decade prior.
FORT PIERCE — State health officials studying glioblastoma diagnoses in the Fort Pierce area through 2017 found no significant increases in the cancer.
Residents in and near the city have voiced concerns about the number of glioblastoma cases reported, particularly in the 34982 ZIP code, which goes from Virginia Avenue south to Southeast Walton Road along U.S. 1, extending west to South 25th Street.
Glioblastoma is a form of cancer that can occur in the brain or spinal cord. Residents in Fort Pierce believe there could be a cancer cluster there.
The Department of Health reviewed a pair of 10-year periods, 1998 to 2007 and 2008 to 2017, in three ZIP codes in the Fort Pierce area. The report focuses on men, who have a greater risk for glioblastoma than women.
The first decade showed 28 men were diagnosed vs. 30 in the latter. The 2010 census reported a 2.6 percent increase in Fort Pierce's population from the year 2000 to 2010.
In the 34982 ZIP code, six men were diagnosed from 2008 through 2017, compared with seven in the previous studied decade.
"There were no statistically significant differences in the number of observed cases than expected cases," the Department of Health said.
The department derives an expected rate based on the population of the study area and the statewide rate for the cancer in question. For the 34982 ZIP code, six men being diagnosed with the disease was the precise expected amount for the area, according to the report.
State health officials also disputed any connection of the illnesses to the Florida Power & Light Co.'s St. Lucie Nuclear Plant, located on South Hutchinson Island. The plant could not be a contaminant of the mainland water supply because it is on the barrier island and is downstream of the county's groundwater, the report said.
Residents in the area have wanted authorities to perform a water study to determine whether there is an environmental cause for recent glioblastoma cases from the past couple of years.
Resident Stephanie Cunningham, who runs a support group for survivors of glioblastoma and other brain cancers, said she'll continue to lobby for a water study.
Health officials said they will monitor cancer reports in the area. The Department of Health uses the Florida Cancer Data System to gather information on cancer cases. For the study completed in February, the department also worked with hospitals across the Treasure Coast to ensure all cancers related to the brain and central nervous system were included.
This isn't the first time St. Lucie County has had concerns about a cancer cluster. When eight children were diagnosed with neuroblastomain the 1980s and early '90s, the state paid $195,000 for testing dirt and water at 44 sites in 1997 and 1998.
No environmental links to cancer were found.
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Bangalore based self drive car rental startup Zoomcar has raised $ 8 Mn in a funding round from Sequoia Capital.
Started in Bangalore in February 2013, with 7 vehicles at 1 location, Zoomcar now has over 250 cars at about 40 locations across Bangalore and Pune.
Former Infosys CFO Mohandas Pai, Abhay Jain of the Manipal Group, and Zoomcar’s previous investors including Empire Angels, FundersClub, Basset Investment Group, also participated in this round.
Zoomcar allows customers to drive themselves. Over 95% of the industry is chauffeur-driven, and what “self-drive” options exist are largely in the unlicensed and unregulated informal economy.
Going forward, it plans to expand its services in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Goa, among other cities.
Since its launch, Zoomcar has done over 30,000+ bookings and about 1,000 people have used the service 5 times or more.
A lot of investments have flowed into the Indian personal transportation sector, with Uber devoting considerable resources, Ola raising Series D round and TaxiForSure raising money from Accel and Bessemer.
Zoomcar was founded by Greg Moran and David Back, it had previously raised $3M.

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Blended learning experts shouldn’t be afraid to push other teachers into an online learning environment.
That’s what Michele Eaton, virtual education specialist of Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, suggested to school technology chiefs and administrators during CoSN’s annual conference in Washington, D.C. this week.
Eaton helps to oversee the Achieve Virtual Education Academy at her district in Indiana. She created an online forum for teachers to share their experiences using text or video, and post questions.
The online workroom offsets disadvantages that virtual instructors face – they often can’t meet and learn from their colleagues in person. Teachers typically email Eaton with questions, but she pushes back and encourages them to post in the online workroom, where she can also join the discussion.
Establish some consistency in the design.
Teachers creating courses don’t have to follow rigid rules, but a consistent curriculum system will make it easier for students to navigate and understand the courses’ structures. CTOs can refer to a form of course design alignment designed by Indiana University, which gives a specific structure for online course syllabi. The form can be found in a Google Drive shared by Ray and Eaton.
Monitor the quality of the courses.
Ray recommended a rubric to evaluate the course, from content to assessment, called Wayne Online Course Evaluation. The rubric gives specific descriptions about what requirements a meaningful online course should meet. For example, to receive the top “exemplary” score, teachers should foster interaction between students through three or more differentiated activities.
Build up a professional team.
“Maybe your administrator or superintendent has said to you as the CTO, ‘Just go and design and an online program,’” Ray said. “Unless you have a lot of extra time and experience in designing a program, I would push back on that.” She recommended in investing in more personnel.
Give teachers context about how to use a tool.
It is not enough to simply show teachers how to use an app or a software. They need to know which tools to use for a specific situation, Eaton said. Also, find a good balance of how many tools could be implemented in a course. Learning to use too many tools can be distracting and time-consuming.
School leaders can explore blended learning programs online and generate a toolkit together with teachers. Ray showcased Padlet, a real-time collaboration tool. A user can create an online page for a certain topic, and others can easily access it and post ideas with their names and social media handles.
Feedback and evaluation don’t have to happen at the end of a course.
Eaton and her team watch data consistently from the beginning of the courses, to learn about what teachers and students are having the most success in and what they would do differently. Then, they can revise the courses.
Eaton was selected as one of five NextGeneration Leader honorees, co-sponsored by EdScoop and CoSN, based on a nationwide vote in February organized by EdScoop. Read more about her experience in blended learning.
Reach the reporter at yizhu.wang@edscoop.com and follow her on Twitter @yizhuevy.


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You Buy, We Give. Every time you make a shop and fuel or a shop-only purchase, in Applegreen in Ireland, we donate 1c to the Applegreen Charitable Fund on your behalf.
The Charitable Fund lies close to the hearts of everyone in Applegreen and the fund is boosted by ongoing fundraising activities and events organised by Applegreen staff.
The Applegreen Charitable Fund were delighted to choose the Irish Youth Foundation as one of our preferred charity partners for 2018/19 in support of 62 community and voluntary youth projects across Ireland which were chosen from over 300 applicants to receive a total of €124,000 from the fund. The fund invited applications from projects working with children and young people aged between 6 and 12 living in disadvantaged circumstances under the theme of health and wellbeing. The successful projects ranged from healthy eating and fitness, circus performance, outdoor classrooms, kindness and even Star Wars-themed kick boxing!
At Focus Ireland, we are driven by the fundamental belief that homelessness is wrong. No young person should have to live in emergency accommodation or worse. Our innovative programmes are designed to make sure they stay off the streets. With the support of Applegreen’s staff and customers we will be able to work with more young people to ensure they reach their full potential.
The Irish Youth Foundation funds and develops projects and programmes across Ireland to support children and young people living in disadvantaged circumstances. This partnership with Applegreen allows us to invest in communities across Ireland and create new opportunities so all young people have the chance to achieve their full potential. We are honoured to be selected as one of Applegreen's chosen charities and this year we developed the inaugural Blossom Fund which is supporting 62 projects around Ireland with a fund of €124,000.
We are thrilled to be extending our partnership with Applegreen for 2018/19. With their help we can truly make an impact on the quality of life for every family living with EB in Ireland, delivering the highest level of support in their homes and communities through our EB Community Care programme. In addition, Applegreen’s support of EB Awareness Week means families throughout Ireland are no longer living with the staring and stigma of this rare disease.
Applegreen's partnership ensures that surplus food supplied to FoodCloud Hubs will get to charities and communities who really need it. It saves the charitable causes money that they can use to fund other projects and help more people. Their funding of our delivery vans ensures food arrives fresh and safely, saving the charity even more costs. Applegreen's support has been vital to FoodCloud Hubs and we are extremely grateful.
Since 2009, Applegreen has raised over €3 million for its charity partnerships. The Applegreen Charitable Fund was set up to give back to the communities in which Applegreen operates throughout Ireland.
The 1 cent campaign donates one cent from a shop and fuel or a shop-only purchase made in Applegreen stores nationwide to the Applegreen Charitable Fund, with no additional cost to the customer.
Funds are also donated through coin collection boxes placed in all Applegreen Service Stations and a large number of store and head office events such as car wash days, static cycles, marathons and charity balls.
Barnardos received funding for 150 pre-school aged children living in disadvantage to attend an intensive Barnardos Early Years development and school readiness programme to support their social, literacy and behavioural skills.
Funds were donated to Childline to recruit, select, train and manage over 60 Childline volunteers. These volunteers will answer over 90,000 calls from children all over Ireland.
For Debra Ireland, these funds have been directed towards EB Community Care, supporting projects such as an EB Outreach Nurse and family support services tailored to individual families in their own homes.
Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin received funding towards the refurbishment of its Radiology Department. Funds were also donated to Anam Cara, a bereavement support group for parents, towards their support services and information packs for distribution at support groups, hospitals and clinics.
Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation received funding from the Applegreen Charitable Fund towards home nursing care for children up to the age of four in every community in Ireland. Console, the national suicide charity received funding for the development of new support services.
In Applegreen’s Charitable Fund first two year partnership funds were raised and donated to GOAL towards the building of new housing in the Bugiri District of Uganda. The Laura Lynn Hospice also received funding which went towards equipment for its multi-sensory room.
The Applegreen Charitable Fund were delighted to be shortlisted under the category of Excellence in Community Partnership with a Charity LIC – ‘The Applegreen Charitable Fund – Innovating for the Future’.


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Southbells are flowers found exclusively in Harad. More specifically, they grow in the fertile parts of Near Harad and all the plains of Far Harad.
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Change is a constant, and so is the learning environment.
Ten years ago, the approach of the new millennium created much excitement and concern. Educators, planners and architects were focused on designing learning environments for new technologies, delivery methodology and educational philosophies. Designing schools for the 21st century was the focus, and the Information Age was maturing into the Digital Age.
But the classroom learning environment has been evolving since the early 1800s, when one teacher taught all grades in a one-room schoolhouse and worked with small groups of the same age and learning ability.
As a result of urbanization, the Lancastrian School system developed and lasted until about 1840; large-group instruction is one of its legacies. The Transitional School (1840-50) unified separate reading and writing schools, and contained classrooms with small rooms for individual recitation. During the Industrial Revolution (1850-1950), large multi-storied schools in urban centers were built with self-contained classrooms.
The Crow Island School (1941) in Winnetka, Ill., was the birthplace for classrooms designed to address differing learning styles. Crow Island rejected the rigid conventional classroom associated with the Industrial Age and demonstrated how learning environments could enhance new educational philosophies.
In the 1960s, schools were designed for new technologies, including information-retrieval systems, overhead projectors and television. Individualized education focused on the uniqueness of each student. Many schools were designed with semi-open classrooms surrounding a resource center.
In the 1980s, the Information Age was developing as video, voice and data systems were incorporated. The 1960s open-plan classroom design was adapted and enhanced with breakout spaces in houses that contained flexible team learning areas (FTLA).
Today, the Digital Age has become the new descriptive for the Information Age. Technology has created a global learning environment — virtual, online and remote. Digital Age learning environments need to respond to varying class sizes, changing curriculum and educational philosophies, and technologies — using movable walls, partitions, portable furniture and sometimes open-classroom concepts.
Unaware of changes that would occur during the next 40 to 50 years, the architects of the 1960s “open-plan schools” created learning environments that even today accommodate the needs of the Digital Age.


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