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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Book: The Accidental Library Manager
Topics covered included managing change, people, finances and technology, just as my management textbook did, however these are easily readable and seemingly much more useful. I will be rereading this book again in the next year or so.
Wordless Wednesday - Jacob Gress
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Goals for the New Year
- Interview my grandmothers, parents and great aunts, uncles and cousins on video ASAP!
- Goal is to do this by the end of February for my grandmothers
- Update each of my lines sideways and forward.
- I usually do well with my information about my ancestors siblings, but I have not done so well finding cousins in more recent generations.
- Focus my search for my German lines so that I can visit their hometowns while I am in Germany for 4 1/2 months
- I will therefore focus on the Eichhorn, Gresz, Fink, Weiss and Tross lines for the next two months
- Stay in touch with my relatives searching my fathers side of the family.
- I research my mothers side as I have great aunts and uncles who research my fathers. I will be helping my Aunt Dottie with her search in Poland for the Karpinski's (my great-grandmother's line)
- Complete Dear Myrtle's finally get organization checklist from 2009
- Start researching my fiancé's line (at the very least, get the information he knows into my file)
- Blog: Participate in Surname Saturday each week in order to get my surnames out there and find new cousins! I plan on going alphabetically though all my surnames.
SNGF - What I received for Christmas
1) What gift that you received for Christmas is your favorite for genealogy purposes? Book, magazine, hardware, software, website subscription, research time - what was it, and how will it affect your genealogy research?
2) Tell us about it in a blog post on your own blog, in a comment to this blog post, or in a comment on Facebook in response to this post.
I received a fantastic genealogy present on Christmas - a reply to a blog post from my second cousin, once removed! I couldn't have asked for anything better. Thank you Alan, for a fantastic present!
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Semester 1 Completed
Friday, December 11, 2009
Where in the world is Charles Ammi Cutter?
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Poster Session
Advent Calender - Opening Day 5
Did people in your neighborhood decorate with lights? Did some people really go "all out" when decorating? Any stories involving your ancestors and decorations?
Friday, December 4, 2009
Advent Calender - Opening Day 4
Did your family send cards? Did your family display the ones they received? Do you still send Christmas cards? Do you have any cards from your ancestors?
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Advent Calender - Opening Day 3
Did your family have heirloom or cherished ornaments? Did you ever string popcorn and cranberries? Did your family or ancestors make Christmas ornaments?
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Advent Calender - Opening Day 2
Did your family or ancestors serve traditional dishes for the holidays? Was there one dish that was unusual?
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Advent Calender - Opening Day 1
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Instructional Design Assignment
Monday, October 26, 2009
Librarian Interview #2
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Half way through the semester
NYLA Conference 2009
I attended my second library conference, the annual conference for the New York Libraries Association, over the weekend in Niagara Falls. I was able to volunteer, go to workshops and meet interesting librarians, students and vendors. I think that what I realized the most was that I still have so much to learn. Items such as insurance for the library, companies that move a libraries contents to another space and architects dedicated to libraries are all items we have not heard about in class.
I went to two workshops on Friday which made very interesting points for me to use in the future. The first was on ePortfolios and give me tips on where I can take blog in the future. The second was on public library certification in New York state and the new requirements that will be in place beginning 1 January 2010. Mainly, librarians will need to do 60 hours of continuing education/professional development every 5 years to keep their certification active. In my opinion this is a very reasonable amount of work, as the field is constantly changing and it is important that we stay up-to-date.
I also attended to cocktail receptions, one given by the New Members Round Table (NMRT) and another by Syracuse University. In my introduction to library and information professions class, we practiced and discussed "working a cocktail party," which came in very handy at the conference. I was able to talk with librarians and SU alumni and staff about the field, their jobs and their recommendations for students while in the program and even connected a fellow classmate with an internship possibility. The NMRT is always looking for volunteers and I plan on getting involved in the next year or so (as soon as my membership for ALA and NYLA goes through).
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Web 2.0/Library 2.0 Group Presentation
For my Information Resources: Users & Services class, our group presentation was on the context of user services. We decided to focus on Web 2.0 and Library 2.0, as that appears to be one of the proficiencies libraries will be looking for when we graduate. Rather than create a powerpoint presentation, we made a Wiki.
Our presentation was given using Web 2.0 tools such as Skype, Wiki's,YouTube and GoodReads. The amount of Web 2.0 tools is ever increasing, making even our presentation, based on an article from 2009, close to being outdated. One reason I say this is that Wiki's are slowly being replaced by LibGuides, which were not mentioned in the article, and that I found out by attending the Librarian's Toolbox conference.
Research for this project proved interesting when I took the Second Life module and signed up for my avatar. The genealogy portion of Info Island was something I had heard about, but never seen before. Although I will never be an active Second Life user, the discussions available there may be something I use again. It was also amazing to me the amount of things schools and companies use Second Life for, from online classes to business meetings. I can see where it would be useful for librarians to have a presence if their school or company does.
The best part of the project was the discussion on the message board that followed for the next week. I feel message boards allow even the quietest student in class to share their viewpoint and everyone who participated learned and taught more about Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 By the end of the discussion, the professor, who had vowed never to get a Facebook profile, finally relented and took another step into Web 2.0.
Monday, October 12, 2009
The Librarian's Toolbox Conference
I attended my first library conference September 25, 2009. Hosted by the Upstate New York chapter of the Special Libraries Association, The Librarian's Toolbox: Enhance Your Connectivity, Productivity, and Presence, gave me a great introduction to the conferences presented by the profession.
The day began with speed networking, which is akin to speed dating in that you get 5 minutes with another attendee in order to newtork. I met many fascinating librarians and the CEO of the SLA. Presentations followed on community outreach, LibGuides and other Library 2.0 features, what the SLA is currently doing to help members, and free web tools libraries can use such as Wordpress. My favorite new 2.0 tool is Prezi. Called the zooming presentation software, Prezi leaves powerpoint in the dust when it comes to presentations. I cannot wait for an opportunity to use it for class.
The conference gave a fantastic first impression to a new library student about the future of the profession, particularly with the changes the SLA is planning to make in the future to help information professionals. I was also pleased to find out how welcoming and helpful librarians are to students. During the networking opportunity, they all wanted to hear about my studies, offer advise and future assistance if it were ever needed. I look forward to getting more involved with the SLA during my career.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Librarian Interview #1
Networking is an important part of a career path. In my introduction to library and information science class, we were given our first opportunity to practice this skill by interviewing a library manager, administrator or department head in order to learn more about the profession.
I was fortunate to interview the director of the local history/genealogy department of the Onondaga County Public Library. Our discussion focused on her job, the change in libraries due to digitization and the things I can focus on while receiving my degree.
Our discussion on digitization brought up many fascinating aspects to librarianship in the computer age. What used to be a long search for an obituary, covering a microfilm search of the death date and four days after, is now a quick online search of digitalized newspapers. The difficulty in deciding what fee to charge patrons has been created due to this new search. Instead of a 25 cent copy, a librarian can easily attach an image to an email. I found her idea of adding "This information is provided by a public library, financed with public funds and donations" to the bottom of the email to be the most logical, particularly since many people will make a donation, often of more than the library would have charged them.
Another problem caused by the digital age is deciding what information to put online. Should the library focus on content and narrative driven data, which will be used frequently or images, which are glamorous and showy? Finding the right blend is a difficult decision.
The majority of the department's patrons are retired, with a stable source of income and high educational level. They are high demand researchers, knowing what they want or at a difficult point in their research. Their high-end research means that librarians in this field need to be constantly coming up with new and more specialized answers to reference questions. It is important to stay up to date in the field, by being active with the local genealogical society and reading professional publications and listservs in the field. She also recommended conferences offered by the New York Library Associationand the New York State Archives.
After our discussion, I was more convinced that I am following the proper career path for myself. I look forward to learning more about archival procedures, genealogical reference and the digitization of information.
Friday, October 2, 2009
New blog
Friday, September 25, 2009
Welcome to my ePortfolio
Monday, September 14, 2009
Not much time for genealogy
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Wordless Wednesday
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Genealogy Happy Dance - Marcantonio Casillo
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Saturday, August 8, 2009
SNGF - My 16 great-great-grandparents
1) List your 16 great-grandparents in pedigree chart order. List their birth and death years and places.
2) Figure out the dominant ethnicity or nationality of each of them.
3) Calculate your ancestral ethnicity or nationality by adding them up for the 16 - 6.25% for each (obviously, this is approximate).
4) If you don't know all 16 of your great-grandparents, then do it for the last full generation you have.
5) Write your own blog post, or make a comment on Facebook or in this post.
- Joseph Francis Eugene Acquard, Jr.: born 17 Jan 1855 in Cheektowaga, Erie, NY; married 15 Oct 1878 in Bennington Ctr., Wyoming, NY; died 10 Sept 1943 in Bennington Ctr., Wyoming, NY. FRENCH
- Mary Ann Kollin: born 15 Oct 1878 in Bennington Ctr., Wyoming, NY; died 5 Feb 1938 in Bennington Ctr., Wyoming, NY. 1/2 GERMAN and 1/2 BELGIAN
- Franciszek Karpinski: born 16 Sep 1880 in Poland; died 22 May 1943 in Erie or Wyoming, NY. POLISH
- Jozefa Szydlik: born 26 Sep 1886 in Poland; died 4 Apr 1973 in Warsaw, Wyoming, NY. POLISH
- John George Nuwer: born 21 Mar 1869 in Lancaster, Erie, NY; married 19 Apr 1893 in Lancaster, Erie, NY; died 1 Feb 1948 in Alden, Erie, NY. FRENCH
- Anna M. Zaepfel: born 28 Sep 1874 in Elma, Erie, NY; died 7 Aug 1943 in Alden, Erie, NY. 1/2 GERMAN & 1/2 FRENCH
- Edward Roll: born about 1888 in Alden, Erie, NY; married 22 Jun 1910 in Alden, Erie, NY; died 12 May 1941 in Alden, Erie, NY. FRENCH
- Lidwina Agnes Pautler: born 16 Jan 1888 in Alden, Erie, NY; died 11 Oct 1975 in Batavia, Genesee, NY. FRENCH
- Marcantonio Casillo: born 11 Jan 1868 in Italy; married 5 Sept 1901 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 26 Nov 1937 in Colden, Erie, NY. ITALIAN
- Carolina Izzo: born 3 May 1876 in Italy; died 2 Oct 1934 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. ITALIAN
- William Fred Eichhorn: born 22 Jun 1874 in Chippewa, Ontario, Canada; married 14 Jun 1899 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 9 Mar 1931 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. GERMAN
- Augusta M. Tross: born 6 Sept 1877 in Germany; died 1 Jan 1939 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. GERMAN
- Charles William Whitehead: born 12 Jun 1872 in Burlington, Ontario, Canada; married prior to 1896; died 27 Dec 1927 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. ENGLISH
- Anna May Sanderson: born 17 Jun 1871 in Burlington, Ontario, Canada; died 29 Apr 1928 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. ENGLISH
- Jacob J. Gress: born 26 Jan 1869 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; married prior to 1888; died 11 Aug 1932 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. GERMAN
- Elizabeth Fink: born 6 Jul 1867 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 24 Apr 1957 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. GERMAN
Fleeman Obituaries
Thursday, August 6, 2009
When I feel most like a genealogist
Monday, August 3, 2009
My Maria (Strassheim Tross)
Friday, July 31, 2009
They arrived!
- Charles Herman Eichhorn, which has his parents names, Nicholas Eichhorn and Dora Schneider, and shows I had the right family in Canada! Now I have to continue my search there and eventually back to Germany. He was buried at Buffalo Cemetery and hopefully his wife is next to him, as I have no idea when she died.
- Elizabeth Whitehead, my great aunt, who died at 9 days old. The death cause is different than the one listed in the church records; this one makes more sense (cerebral hemorrhage).
- Maria Tross, which has her maiden name as Strassheim (on a marriage record of her child it looked like Crossheim or Crosshein). It also says she was buried in Buffalo Cemetery, so hopefully I can find some info on her husband (Wenzel/Wesley Tross) there and in her obituary.
- Mrs. A. [Barbara] Fleeman. She died in 1870, so there is pretty much no information, other than she was born in France about 1824, but no maiden name. Also no cemetery, but based on her probate file, they might not have been able to afford burying her.
- Adam L. Fleeman. Not my ancestor as hoped, but rather his grandson, who died at 3 months, 24 days. He is buried in Forest Lawn, so I will go visit next time I am in Buffalo.
- William Tross Eichhorn, son of William F. and Augusta (Tross) Eichhorn.
- Clara Evelyn Eichhorn, daughter of the same.
- Adeline Whitehead, daughter of Charles and Anna M. (Sanderson) Whitehead.
- Amelia Angela Maria Casilla [sic] daughter of Marcantonio and Carolina (Izzo) Casillo.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
The Story of Me
Wordless Wednesday - Charles and Anna May (Sanderson) Whitehead
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Tombstone Tuesday - Joseph and Sophia Gresz
Monday, July 27, 2009
Amanda's Excellent (Genealogical) Adventure (Day 2)
Friday, July 24, 2009
Amanda's Excellent (Genealogical) Adventure (Day 1)
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Old Marcellus Village Cemetery
Monday, July 20, 2009
Postcard - London Pubs
Thursday, July 16, 2009
"It will remind you what a great person you are"
Sons of England Benevolent (or Benefit) Society
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Wordless Wednesday - Ralph, Carrie (Gress) and Ethelyn Williams
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Genealogy Wise
Tombstone Tuesday - Beethoven
New Header
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Wordless Wednesday - Lillian Eichhorn Casell
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
In Memory
Monday, June 29, 2009
Family History Center
Freedom Isn't Free
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
"Just Make Up Some Lyrics" Challenge
Here is my entry to the "Just Make Up Some Lyrics" Challenge by Bill West:-)
"They're Mine" to the tune of "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz
Well, you changed your name and you bet I lost you
I tried to follow but you hid every record
You fell right through the cracks, now I'm tryin' to get you back
before the night done run out I'll be givin' it my best-est
and nothin's gonna stop me but divine intervention
I reckon it's again my turn to find that Eichhorn(Eichorn/Eichkan/Eckorn/Thorn)
But I won't hesitate no more,
no more, it cannot wait
G-G-G-Grandpa Nicholas!
Well open up that gedcom and see like me
open up my email and new cousins for the tree
look into you mailbox and you'll find vital records
listen to my great aunts talk: Sanderson and Whitehead
They're just perfect as can be
Someday I'll find the truth to those family mysteries
So, Anna May/Elizabeth Ann
I'll find you this time i'm sure
Hiding at every chance,
Then no tombstone...
I've been spendin' way too long checkin' Ancestry in the library
and changin' all the spellings just to try to find the answer
But my crazy searches finally worked
and so I drew a new chart and happy-danced
I guess what I'd be sayin' is there ain't no better reason
to search through old microfilms and in courthouses
Genealogy's what we aim to do
our goal is our history
But I won't hesitate no more,
no more, it cannot wait
I found you!
Casell, Casillo, Tross
Acquard, Nuwer, Gress and Bond
look into my gedcom and you'll find lots of family
listen to me ramble of happy dances and brick walls
ah, la one big family
even if they're black sheep, they're mine, mine, mine, mine
But I won't hesitate no more,
no more, it cannot wait
They're mine
Family Lines: Maternal Branches
Wordless Wednesday - Sophia Gresz/Gress
Thursday, June 18, 2009
They Worked Hard for the Family
Obituary - Elmer J. Daniels
Syracuse, NY City Directories
Friday, June 12, 2009
Whitehead-Gress Wedding Announcement
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World's deadliest fish some of the most dangerous fish on Earth
Top 10 deadliest fish most feared Sea Creatures
When we think of the most scariest creatures and predators that roam the surface of the earth we think of ferocious beasts like Lion, Tiger, Wolves etc. But what about the creatures that are in our oceans, seas and lakes. Recently, I was watching a show on animal planet, called River Monsters, where some of the deadliest and the most dangerous fishes were shown thriving not only in salty ocean water, but in clean waters like the one we have in our lakes, and rivers. Some of the scariest fish that we know are piranhas, swordfish and the Great White Shark. With its large jaws, this predator is capable of harming the humans if triggered.Usually calm these sea monsters can attack when provoked. Divers, swimmers or people around the coastal areas often face the fury of these marine animals.
This page will show you some of these feared predators from the sea. From the deadliest to the most venomous creatures. Please take this article as a guide to handling fish. Whenever you are fishing or close to water remember there are numerous fishes which are deadly, only a few of them are listed here.
The Stonefish:- Synanceia is fish from Synanceiidae family, also known as the Stonefish. It is one of the most poisonous fish on earth. The Stonefish is found in the coastal regions of the Indo-Pacific oceans. They are mostly found in sea or oceans, at times can also be found in rivers. The deadly neurotoxin in their glands is injected in the enemy through the needle like dorsal fin spines which erect when threatened or suspect danger. Their camouflage is very effective. At times divers have stepped on them thinking they are stones. The Toxin from this fish can cause temporary paralysis and death if left untreated.
Box Jellyfish:- Box Jellyfish are pale blue or transparent in color. They have bell or cube shaped body with four distinct sides hence the name box Jellyfish. Box Jellyfish may seem soft and harmless but they are equipped with venomous stings. Their venom causes acute pain and leaves the person in shock. These Box Jellyfishes are 20cms along each side of the cube or bell and can have 15 tentacles each of which can grow 3 meters in length with up to 5000 nematocysts (stinging cells). The Box Jellyfish shoots itself along up to speeds of 4 knots in a jet-like motion
Tiger Shark:- The Tiger Shark or Galeocerdo Cuvier is one of the species of Shark. These sharks can grow up to 5 meters in length. They are usually found in tropical or temperate oceans. These deadly Tiger Sharks are found near central Pacific islands and are mostly nighttime hunters. These savage predators can eat anything from fish, seal, small sharks and even birds flying above the water. The Tiger Sharks have powerful jaws which they can easily crush a sea turtle or any other marine mammal. They have excellent vision and sense of smell which allows them to find a drop of blood in the football ground.
Puffer Fish:- These funny looking Puffer fish are the second most poisonous vertebrates on earth after the Golden Poisonous frog. The puffer's skin and certain internal organs are highly toxic to humans. Deadly poison called Tetrodotoxin (TTX) is contained Puffer fish. Toxins are more powerful than cyanide resulted in difficulty in breathing on a person before leading to death. Still in some parts of Japan and Korea chef's remove the poisonous part and meat allowing it to be served as meal.
Sea Snakes:- Snakes be it on land or water are deadly. The water snakes have to paralyze their enemies so that they do not run away after once been hit as water allows a good shelter to their preys. An adult sea snake can grow from 120 cms to 150 cms in length, with the largest, Hydrophis spiralis, reaching a maximum of 3 m (9.8 ft).
Moray Eels:- Moray eels mostly live in salt water. They can grow up to 4 meters in length. The body of Moray Eel generally patterned. Camouflage is also present inside the mouth. Their jaws are wide, framing a protruding snout. They possess large teeth, designed to tear flesh as opposed to holding or chewing. Morays hide from humans and would rather flee than fight. Morays are shy and secretive, and attack humans only in self-defense or mistaken identity (for example, a finger placed in a crevice where a moray resides may resemble a prey-item). Most attacks involve accidental bites during human-initiated interaction. Morays cannot see very well and rely mostly on their acute sense of smell.
Stingrays:- Stingrays are inhabitants of shallow water, they have ray shape but are hard to find until they are swimming they usually hide under sand and wait for their prey to come close to them. They can grow large in sizes. They have stingers which have deadly poison in them when threatened these Sting rays attack with these stingers which can reach up to 35 cms in length causing fatal damage.
The sting ray was in news when it stung biologist and host of "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin in 2006. Stingray's tail that is shaped like a spear and contains many toxins, had stabbed Steve and caused him a heart failure. Steve later died due to delay in medical attention.
Lionfish:- A Lionfish is one of the venomous fish which looks beautiful yet dangerous. The Lion fish have long and separated spines and have a generally striped appearance red, green, navy green, brown, orange, yellow, black, maroon, or white. Divers should be extremely cautious and avoid contact with the venomous spikes of the Lionfish. Usually, Lionfish are not aggressive toward humans and will almost always keep their distance. In addition, their stings are not deadly, but they are very painful.
Blue-Ringed Octopus:- Octopus are shown in various mythological books as giant animals bringing down ships. Yes they are dangerous but not to that extent, there are three species of the blue-ringed octopus, all of which live in the Pacific. The Blue-Ringed Octopus are beautifully colored creatures,but are most venomous animals in the world. The octopus usually stays camouflaged, waiting to prey on its preferred dinner of small crabs and shrimp. Provoke it though, and it'll quickly turn yellow and show off its bright blue markings. Then it will sting you and you'll die. Ok, you might not die, but the tiny octopus carries enough venom to kill 26 adults in its body. The most dangerous effect of its venom is respiratory failure. If you're stung by the octopus, you're probably going to need rescue breathing until you can start to breathe on your own, which might not be for several hours.
Sea snails:- Snails found in salt water and some in rivers are venomous too, probably the most poisonous the reason being that these creatures are slow and most of their prey are fast if the venom is not quick in paralyzing the prey it can run away. Recently the venom is being used as a painkiller. Sea snail venom consists of a cocktail of peptides, known as Conotoxins. These act to immobilise prey by blocking nerve-cell conduction, but in mammals the peptides are an effective analgesic.
For more facts about these deadly fishes visit the Australian fishing site marinews.com
Deadly Stone fish
Check the venomous spikes on the deadly stone fish the deadliest fish in the world
Blue ringed octopus
Small but dangerous the deadly blue ringed Octopus is here in this video
Moray Eel Vs Scorpion fish
A deadly Moray Eel eats up a Scorpion fish
Readers Feedback
I think you should try Goonch,Gar,Hag fish,and viper fish,and greenland sharks.
Ugly looking yet deadly lol
ahh i hate eals and rock fish my sister allmost step on one
These fish are really creepy looking
I kno some one who lived after getting attacked by a box jelly
@marriemb lm: you are babita
i'm scared 2 step on rocks near after a high tide :/
Wow... Scary fishies
There should be a rule that nothing smaller than us can kill us....there'd be a lot less anxiety in life.
ii thought u wud add goliath tiger fish ... :/ ... but great
Now I'm kinda scared to step on rocks...
Thank you now I now all the animals in the water I must avoid!!
Who does this sound like OH MY GOD YOU ARE UGLY!!!
Great info, Interesting things I didn't know about the world I live in : )
Awesome pics I never thought stonefish were dangerous
nice job
This is a good site for me.now i know what kind of fish will must avoid.
@anonymous: I think that moray eel has issues.
Do not listen to all the negative criticism! It must b hard for you to write during office hours and I aappreciate people like you taking time to write about what they enjoy. I personally enjoyed it, good job! Yes, there were a few errors but hey, we r all human! Keep up the good work :)
That pic is a lions mane jellyfish not a box jellyfish
The feature is obviously written by a non English speaking person, who has done an excellent job considering. As for DPth1, better to check your own spelling before you start criticising others!
Is this article a joke? There's grammatical errors in virtually EVERY sentence! It looks like someone stole their 6th grader's homework and put it up online as their own work
Good info, i enjoyed reading it. However, some of the people are correct, there were a few grammar mistakes.
Cbosdicun, you need to watch your mouth, because i am one of those peeps who would report you just for the heck of it.
Terribly written. Your English is appauling; I can just see a tiger shark thrashing about on a football pitch trying to find that illusive drop of blood. Also there is no evidence of them ever catching flying birds.
@marriemb lm: Wow...You can't even write one sentence without screwing up your grammar. Please focus on your 5th grade english rather than writing terrible articles.
this was an incredibly poorly written article. learn to write please.
shut the fuckup
@Ilovesquidoo12: I think its because most species of piranha only attack ppl in extreme circumstances, so in that regard, they are not dangerous.
Cool lens. thanks for sharing.
Why isn't piranah in there
this is moistttt
@anonymous: jeeesus christ! i hate reading these articles, not cos of the articles, because of all the bloody grammar-police. write it yourself then moany-ass tsk
@anonymous: they are not that excited by human blood though, so the fact that they can smell blood from miles away, is pretty irrelevant if your a human. just try not to look like a seal, turtle, car tyre, owt a tiger will eat
@anonymous: nah, its fishies lol
I think you meant they can smell a drop of blood in an area the size of a football field
amazing videos
Sadly, a poorly written article with a boatload of grammatical errors. To me it seemed like this was written by a 13 year old. Proof reading would be in order. While the article can be understood, the errors make it relatively annoying and shows poor work ethic.
By the way, the plural for 'fish' is 'fish', not 'fishes'. Idiot.
I wanted this article to be interesting, and I think it could've been. The content is interesting enough, anyway, but the writing is just awful. Whoever wrote this, you should be embarrassed.
@marriemb lm: If you wrote this article & others like it during office hours for a different job, then you probably aren't giving either the full attention they both require. I agree with the poster above, attempting to read through the list with the various grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors was beyond ridiculous. If professional writing is your goal, you had best work on it. No one will take you seriously until you do.
Honestly the grammar made it challenging to follow.i hope other lists are written better
I once fished a teenage tiger shark out of the bay! Surprising for me! Looking for other fish!
walking on the beach rootootoo
I hate stone fish
i thought it was excellent but agree that you not have put that photo there of the girl holding the fish. . .
and thought that the humor about the blue ringed octopus was chessy somewhere beteween jalepino and cheddar but in all great article!
@marriemb lm: Overall, the information and data was organized perfectly and was absolutely fabulous. Except for one thing. I am still not sure and comfortable why you put the picture of a woman holding a fish. It just doesn't fit into the marine creepy and "deadly" atmosphere.
@marriemb lm: marriemb, What's your real name? I need it for my project.
@marriemb lm: great post some of them are really scary
An enjoyable read. And very informative. I would note that as most of these creatures are not actually fish, perhaps "World's deadliest sea creatures" might be a more appropriate title.
There are also a couple other things I would note, such as sea snakes being amongst the worlds most venomous snakes. You say that they are poisonous, but I feel that people might get a bit of a better respect for their poison if you show how they compare to some of the more well known snakes out there.
Also, you state that the stingray was in the news when it stung Steve Irwin, but you leave out that it in fact killed him (May he rest in peace, he was a great man) which I think is important.
All in all, it is a great lens which just needs a little fine tuning and could use a few more facts here and there. I very much enjoyed reading it :)

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Thorkil Sonne is not a household name. Nevertheless, he is a pioneer in changing the perception that the world has of those on the spectrum. Sonne, a Dane, was the technical director of a software company when he noticed that his son, who is on the spectrum, had a keen eye for detail, great persistence, and a phenomenal memory. What Sonne noticed is that his son had just the skills that his company looked for in its employees, in its software testers. Sonne set up a company to employ those on the spectrum, a company that now has offices in 12 countries including the United States. That was 10 years ago, and in the ensuing decade any number of businesses, large and small, have followed suit. We have often written not only about Sonne's company, Specialisterne (the Specialists), but about others who have employed those on the spectrum as software testers. Does this mean that the only viable option for our students is in such employment, in such a field? Is that the real message of Sonne's pioneering effort? On the contrary, I believe the real message is something different, something much more fundamental.
The real message of Sonne's pioneering effort is nothing short of a determination to change the mind-set of the public regarding autism. It is about his refusal to be satisfied with having a son grow up with limits to employment, to growth, to acceptance. It is a determination that students on the spectrum be able to accomplish great things, that the limits they have are their own, not pre-determined. It is no matter whether our students choose music or mathematics as a career, physics or poetry. What does matter is that we support them in every way possible. We want them to have the opportunity to do in school what schools do best, to be provided a variety of options from which to choose, to learn a variety of things about many subjects in as much depth and detail as their interest and capacity allow.
At Village Glen, we support our students emotionally, behaviorally and academically. We offer variety and depth to their classes, and we believe that they are capable of great things. Who would believe anything less?


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Now I have to admit that the last I heard of Joe McElderry was when he lost out on the Christmas chart battle back in 2009. Not long after I moved to Australia and missed out on the next chapter. While I had not been a McElderry champion (I concede that I was rooting for the second from last placing Rikki Loney, before hedging my bets with the equally unpopular Rachel Adedeji), I thought him a worthy winner and secretly hoped he could break the curse of the male X Factor winner. However, through the wires I heard that his debut single "Ambitions" was only a mild hit and that he was swiftly dropped post debut album "Wide Awake" – despite it featuring a cover of one of my personal favourite tracks – Nerina Pallot's "Real Late Starter". The curse had struck once again and McElderry was bound for the bargain bin.
Thus I was more than little surprised when a couple of weeks ago I spotted a poster of McElderry which detailed his tour. Upon mentioning this to a couple of friends, their disdain was obvious. "McElderry should be doing musicals" the one noted, before the other snidely remarked, "he is the modern-day Cliff Richard – clean-cut, inoffensive." Their instant rebuttal fuelled my curiosity and that evening I googled McElderry and found out a little bit more about the in-between time – but it was his mind-blowing rendition of "Nessum Dorma" on Popstar To Operastar that cemented in my mind that I needed to attend to satisfy my morbid curiosity. I knew in that moment it would be either total car crash or beyond brilliant.
Luckily it was the latter. While my friends are possibly right that McElderry veers towards the safer side of things, I personally see little wrong with that. His boy next door charm clearly has its appeal as the Symphony Hall is bursting at the seams with an all-ages audience. While the dazzling Roxanne Emery makes more of a lasting impression than X Factor rejects The Reason 4, neither act is able to touch the evening's headline act. With a million dollar smile, McElderry promises to take the audience through his journey – the highs and the lows – from the X Factor through to the current day.
As he makes his way through a selection of tracks from his debut album "Wide Awake" it becomes clear that suffered for his status rather than his lack of ability. Though he may not be a born dancer, his vocal aptitude is immense. Every word he breathes resonates through the crowd and is met with roared appreciation. While early highlights include the aforementioned "Real Late Starter" and the surprisingly strong "Ambitions", it is his cover of Savage Garden's "Affirmation" that really hits home for me.
Having explored his post X Factor failure with enthusiasm, McElderry is clearly thankful for the show that brought him to the public's attention. While "Don't Stop Believing" goes down a treat with the audience, a rendition of "Open Arms" hits home his forte. McElderry is a singer who connects with emotional strength. Mouths drop in amazement as McElderry wows with spine tingling beauty.
Before long we are into 'Classic' terrain – an announcement that is met with unanimous applause. In my absence, McElderry has gone from flopstar to superstar in an unexpected manner. After a brief introduction, in which he humbly expresses his own surprise at his good fortune, McElderry launches into material from his latest release with a notable increase in confidence and presence.
Post an emotional rendition of the diving "Dance With My Father", the evening builds through chill blain inducing renditions of "Canto Della Terra" and "Time To Say Goodbye" to an almost orgasm-inducing delivery of "Nessum Dorma". Oozing confidence and with impressive presence, McElderry revels in his reaction as he is met by a standing ovation.
With debut hit "The Climb" as yet unperformed, the wait for the inevitable encore is met with riotous chants. Before long McElderry is back with an acoustic working of Michael Buble's "Home" and the obvious "The Climb". As McElderry is joined by his adoring audience in the refrain, "Always gonna be a uphill battle, sometimes I'm gonna have to lose. Ain't about how fast I get there.
Ain't about what's waiting on the other side – It's the climb", it suddenly hits me just how poignant a prediction his debut hit had been.
McElderry is a rare talent. He is not a reality television discovery. He is much more than that. The show upon which he made his name may have led to his initial downfall, but the determined star has been able to find his feet and if tonight is any indication, this star has remained grounded and is laying strong foundations.
While my friend may have meant malice with their Cliff Richard comparative – I now see it in a different light. Cliff Richard has weathered the seasons and had consistent success. McElderry may be made from the same mould. A versatile performer with a dedicated following. Time alone will tell where his journey will take him next, but during this evening he added another fan to his camp and I have added his CDs my birthday wish list for this weekend (friends take note..).
Reviewer: Jeremy Williams
Rating: 5/5
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That is a very lovely review, its great to read about your journey to discover Joe again. Personally I have always believed in Joe and his incredible voice, what he can do with THAT is simply amazing. He touches everyone no matter what age or gender.
Great to see that finally he is getting the recognition he deserves. Honestly…Joe has the best voice in the business at the moment. Very rare talent indeed, I could not agree more. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this lovely, positive review. Hundreds of fans already know what an amazing talent joe McElderry is. Joe has had bad press in the past for some unknown reason but now invites by the Queen, fantastic performances, wonderful tour reviews and the most amazing voice and personality we all know that Joe mcElderry is well on his way to super stardom.
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In the June 22/29 JAMA, Dr. Joshua Alley, a surgeon with the 452nd Combat Support Hospital in Khost, Afghanistan, writes eloquently in an essay entitled "Sleepless" of staying up all night treating an enemy combatant severely wounded in a firefight with US troops. Despite the fact that this patient "wouldn't hesitate to slit my throat if he could," the team of doctors works heroically to save his life. Dr. Alley asks, "Why do we go to such trouble to treat our enemies? Automatic action? a trained response? fear of bad publicity, echoing Abu Ghraib? the Geneva Conventions looming over our heads? some Pollyanna notion that when we nurse him back to health, he'll fall down sobbing and ask for forgiveness for his actions? a desire for "actionable intelligence" that he might give our interrogators once he's off the ventilator and talking?
"Maybe some of these thoughts enter my mind, but the reason I went nearly sleepless that night is so that I can sleep all the other nights . . ."
He goes on to write, "One mark of a civilized people is our response to wounded enemies. Cultural refinements like art, music, architecture, and technology don't make us civilized. Some of the most barbaric monsters in human history have been avid subscribers of such refinements. How we relate to our wounded enemies, though, is our moment of truth. . . 'Do good to those who hate you,' we read in Matthew's gospel. And tonight, I can sleep, because last night I didn't."
It seems that underlying Dr. Alley's treatment of this bloodthirsty enemy is a recognition that (even if he doesn't put it in these words) this person, like all others, is a human being, with the dignity that all human beings — even our enemies — possess, the dignity that merits the best treatment he knows how to offer.
I encourage you to read the essay in full, if you can get your hands on a copy of the journal or your institution has online access. There is powerful truth in what Dr. Alley writes. Our actions in situations like the one he details do demonstrate what sort of civilization we have, what sort of people we are, what sort of bioethics we espouse, whether we really believe in human dignity, whether we take Jesus' words seriously. There are other situations as well that reveal those qualities in us: for instance, how we treat the poor among us, how we treat the alien, the widow, the defenseless and vulnerable. As a society, we may do well measured by how we treat our wounded enemies. But what about the undocumented foreigner who needs basic health care? Or who is more defenseless and vulnerable than a "disabled" child developing in a womb — or worse, in a Petri dish? Measured by how we relate to these, we live in the Darkest of Dark Ages, employing a thin veneer of cultural refinements to convince ourselves we are a civilized society. What an opportunity to be salt and light! What an opportunity for Christians to make a difference! (And coincidentally, next week's CBHD conference will explore the Christian influence in bioethics! I hope to see you there.)


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Japan may be famous for it's Cherry Blossom but it is fairly impressive here too. Just a week or so ago all was browny/yellow on the ground. the trees were still bare and a dull grey colour.
A week of nice weather, and by nice I mean late teens early twenties, and everything is different.
...So spent a lovely time yesterday around our apartment complex shooting the different tree blossoms that have appeared over the last week or so.
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The Services of the Workshop & Motor vehicle Department
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When purchasing or abolishing the vehicles / machineries - implement correctly in accord with the procedures and helping for the purchase of vehicles and machineries. Co-ordinations of statistics with the Road Transportation Department in connection with the extensions of registrations for the vehicles / machineries and co-ordinations of statistics with the Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development and the Central Machineries and Statistical Department.
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For upgrading Yangon City providing vehicles and machineries to the Engineering Department (Water & Sanitation) according to the requirements and helped the tasks. Fully providing vehicles and machineries in accord with the requirements of the Road & Bridges Department for extensions and repairing of the roads in accord with the characteristics of a modern city.
For implementing works for proper flow of water in Yangon City vehicles / machineries are provided and have helped by providing heavy machineries when cleaning the huge rubbish heaps.
Doing fitness and maintenance works for the vehicles/ machineries
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Vehicles that are ought not to be repaired and maintained are written out by the permission of the Committee and are sent to the iron mill and arrangements are also made for auction off.
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Due to the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown, production of the Hero Electric Photon has been put on hold. With components of the scooter coming from China, it will be a while before Hero Electric can begin production and delivery of the Photon electric scooter. If you do book your Photon online anytime before May 15, you can avail a discount of Rs 3,000. More details in this story.
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Hero offers two variants of the Photon. The Hero Electric Photon prices start from Rs 61,866 for the 72 Li version while the LP variant is priced at Rs 72,990. All prices, ex-showroom Delhi.
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Powering the Hero Electric Photon is a BLDC hub motor. On the 72 Li version you get a 1kW motor with a peak power of 1.5kW. The LP trim gets a larger 1.2kW motor that has a peak power of 1.8kW. Both variants offer the same top speed of 45kmph.
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Indian auto industry gets another high-end electric scooter christened as Hero Electric Photon. It comes with great body dynamics and promises a power-packed, pollution free commuting.The scooter propels through a VRLA 33 AH/48V battery that makes the motor churn out a peak power output of 1500 watt. This pushes the vehicle to an impressive speed of 45kmph.
The vehicle is equipped with disc brake at the front for effective braking. The rear wheel comes with a conventional drum brake. The suspension system includes high telescopic forks for a smooth and hassle-free ride. The scooter sports 10"x3" steel alloy wheels at both ends.
Hero Electric Photon sits on a reinforced high strength steel chassis and comes equipped with a high torque controller. The automatic transmission comprises of dual modes of driving, named as Economy mode and Power mode. The Economy mode promises an adequate speed with a longer range of 80kms. On the other hand, Power mode gives improved speed with a lesser distance range of 50kms on a full charge.
The scooter comes with an impressive body design. Good use of aerodynamic design provides better ride quality. The front profile comes with sober looks and incorporates a round shaped polycarbonate headlamp. The glossy finish of the paintwork blesses it with an eye-catching appeal. The eco-friendly scooter is further equipped with an anti theft alarm to prevent any mishap.
Design and Features
Hero Electric Photon is a stylish and lightweight electric scooter that scores well on both, visuals as well as performance. The front profile has a rounded headlamp that gives the scooter a retro look. The two oval-shaped clear lens indicators are neatly embedded in the apron and looks decent. The highly finished body and the supreme paintwork delivers a majestic feel to the scooter. It has a long and comfortable seat that isn't best of the class but still offers enough comfort to the rider and pillion. The side panels are neatly designed and looks munificent being dual toned with matte grey colour. The rear end of the scooter features a stylish and sporty split grab rail which is not generally seen in these type of vehicles. The vehicle has been given a stylish tail lamp section that comes integrated with clear lens blinkers and looks stunning.
The scooter is built on a high strength reinforced steel chassis and comes with overall good body dimensions that give it a decent stance in public. It has a minimum ground clearance of 140mm that offers high stability while cornering. The vehicle weighs just 111kgs that make it an easy to ride and reliable electric two-wheeler. The instrument cluster comes with an analogue speedometer, odometer and remaining battery gauge along with the usual telltale lights. Hero Electric Photon has a decent underseat storage of 20 to 25 liters that proves useful while shopping and carrying stuff from one place to another. An anti-theft alarm has been equipped with the vehicle that prevents any mishap and gives an extra inch of safety to its owner.
Engine and Performance
The lightweight electric scooter gets its propelled from a 1000W electric motor that has a peak output of 1500W, which in turn is powered by a 48V-33Ah low maintenance battery. The battery takes 6 to 8 hours to get completely charged and pushes the vehicle to a maximum speed of 45kmph. Furthermore, the vehicle comes with two riding modes viz. Eco and Power that gives a range of 80kms and 50kms respectively.
Braking and Handling
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Protestors come to Westminster over planned tube cuts
Tube workers and members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) were outside parliament this morning protesting against the Mayor of London's planned job cuts. Campaigners gathered at 10am to hear RMT regional organiser for London Transport John Leech declare it's a protest that's both industrial and political.
1000 jobs are under threat as Boris Johnson aims to close 260 ticket offices by 2015. Among employees and officials there were also MPs in attendance, including Hackney's Labour representative Diane Abbott, and Michael Connarty, who represents Linlithgow and East Falkirk. Mr Connarty said the staff cuts were a mistake that Mr Johnson would regret, and feels a machine-only service will make it difficult for tourists and non-Londoners to navigate and buy tickets on the Underground.
Brian Munro from the RMT also warned that it will be much harder for the disabled, elderly and infirm to travel on the tubes. Karen Wilson, who's worked as a ticket officer at Victoria station for 26 years, says the cuts make her feel as if politicans simply see employees as numbers rather than actual people. As a result the union has announced two 48 hour strikes, on 4th/5th and 10th/11th February.
The Mayor's office says the cuts are the start of plans to introduce a 24 hour tube service. Though ticket offices will be closed, wifi will become available in stations, there will be contactless bank card payments and better access for the disabled at 27 stations. Parliament will be debating the issue today.
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Good ol' Sean Connery..........well Darryl Hammond playing Mr. Connery.....whatever.......you'd get it if you watched SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy.
H'okay, so.....apparently I under estimated the power of Suze THE Price's blog entries. I have a lot of angry people at me, constantly pleading to me.........you'd think it would be because of the harsh content that is my almost daily blog......oh but no! It is simply the fact that I don't write in my blog ENOUGH! Apparently I have loyal fans who await reading this thing on a daily basis, and I have dissapointed them. Those who have nothing better to do that to click on this web space dedicated to yours truly, on almost an hourly basis, just to see if I have posted anything new. And when they don't find anything, they sink into a deep dark depression that only Hamlet would recognize. The only thing to lift their spirits is to go on here the very next day, to see if anything's new. When they find nothing, they sink deeper and deeper still, and the cyle begins again.
Who'da thought that I was upseting the public by not submitting a whimsicle detailed tab, that is my life, day to day? Well "public"......."loyal fans"......I give you the dawning of a new era! From now on I will give you NEW daily entertainment.........I will please every cockel of your heart with the sanity of knowing that everyday you can come on to here and read to your heart's content, a daily adventure that is Suze THE Price. If I am that exciting to you, then so be it. How could I deny the allegiance that you have for me. NO! I will hold you in suspence no longer!
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I think it's important to have a Free alternative, or people that want to take advantage of this kind of technology will have no options.
"The next great platform shift is underway, and that could be really bad for privacy"
@mike the whole concept of smart speakers makes me really uncomfortable. I'd never own one, I don't think.
@kev Does a device listening in constantly bother you, or just a device you don't control? If you control everywhere that device goes to and how anonymous that device is with the services it employs, does that still make you feel weird about it?
@stevenroose How about giving access to all the information available on the Internet to people who have visual handicaps or can't read? Or reducing the learning curve for communicating with technology to a method humans have been employing for thousands upon thousands of years? Or just easing the use of technology for people who have physical handicaps or are just using their hands for something else at the time? I can see lots of value in these devices.
@mike @kev Good points about handicapped or visually impaired people, it most certainly makes sense to build tools for them to have access to the internet and technology.
I'm a little bit weary about ingraining technology even deeper into the lives of the other people, though. I feel like we already have a problem of people being too attached to their devices (read: phones). As with AR glasses etc, tech that is gonna make us even more attached/dependent on tech makes me a bit uncomfortable.
@stevenroose The trick about this kind of technology is that it's actually LESS intrusive than the screens we currently use. Rather than burying their nose in some screen to read the news or look up some fact, they ask an actual question in the language they speak, and they get an answer. Then they go about their business. The aim here is to make the technology we already have more accessible but less obtrusive. Done right, it's virtually invisible.
@mike: if only i have full control over what it does with what it collects then i will be comfortable with it.
unfortunately, i don't think such FOSS devices is currently available.
@mike a bit of both really mate. I don't like the fact that something is there listening in the background permanently.
@kev @mike Still though, #google is listening, I believe #apple is too just hides it better and #facebook went with it publicly too I think? So in case you own a common #android device or even have any of #facebook apps installed, I'd say it's already late for you.
Also, I think #alexa or any other alternative that's not #foss will do the same if they are not already. However, #mycroft is one of those #foss alternatives worth checking.
@kev Then Mycroft is a great solution for you! The "Picroft" version is compatible with the Google AIY Voice Kit (which is all hardware so don't let the "Google" part throw you off"). Instead of listening all the time, it's got a button that you push when you want to talk to it. Most of the benefits, none of the listening to you all the time.
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Micah Jones, Minor Advisor
Courses within the minor are offered to all students with an interest in understanding music, increasing aural skills, and exploring the jazz and contemporary music styles, which form the core of the School of Music. These courses do not require performance skills, but offer students interested in music the opportunity to study with School of Music faculty, experience and attend performances at the School of Music and other renowned Philadelphia music venues, and gain a greater understanding of the creativity and innovations of musicians. Students who wish to focus in music may elect to take all five courses; comprising a music minor.
Minor programs are governed by the minor policy published on the the enrollment & attendance page in the policies area of the catalogue.


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Rare opportunities, incredibly tough competition and the prospect of long shifts or low salaries: landing your dream job seems to be increasingly difficult in this day and age.
However, while the labour market might resemble a minefield, a number of companies have scored very high in terms of satisfaction from employees, who seemingly cannot recommend them enough.
Recruitment website Glassdoor has compiled its annual list of best companies to work for in the UK, based on anonymous employees reviews, which translated into a ranking from one to five, with one being the lowest mark and five being the highest.
To be ranked, companies had to have at least 30 reviews and to employ at least 1,000 staff.
Online travel agent Expedia topped the table, scoring 4.3, while some other big names, such as Apple, easyJet, BBC, Microsoft and Waitrose did not make it any higher than 18th place.
Here is how the top 10 ranked.
1) Expedia – 4.3
The online travel agent claimed first spot for the second consecutive year, with employees praising its "flexible environment" and "amazing leaders", who are "very accessible and communicate a lot with all employees."
2) ARM Holdings – 4.3
The microchip designer gained four places in the table. "ARM is at the heart of the digital world, and working here provides opportunities to shape that world," wrote a Texas-based employee.
"We are growing fast and have huge prospects in the future of IoT. The base pay is competitive among industry leaders, and vacation time and other benefits leave nothing to complain about with regards to compensation."
3) HomeServe UK – 4.3
Employees described the home appliance insurance and assistance firm as an "exciting, dynamic, growing company". The focus on customers and employees, makes it impossible not to thrive here, according to a member of staff.
4) Mott McDonald – 4.3
The engineering consultancy is a "firm that you join for a career and not a job", according to one reviewer. "The fact that the firm is owned by the senior staff makes a real difference. Always looking to make the right decisions for the future."
5) Hays – 4.3
The recruitment giant dropped three places in the table, but nevertheless secured one of the highest rankings.
Employees praised it as "a genuine career company", which will support and develop driven and ambitious workers. Others note the working environment was fantastic – fast paced, fun and exciting – and the rewards excellent, with the commission schemes promoting high performances.
6) Peninsula – 4.2
The employment and HR services group held its spot in the rankings from the previous year.
"I have worked with Peninsula in the health and safety department for approximately three years, over this time I have seen an unbelievable amount of growth, which has led to opportunities for employees to progress their careers throughout the business," said a current employee.
7) Unilever – 4.2
The household goods giant was one of the main movers in the top 10, gaining two places from the previous year and 17 compared to the prior 12 months. Employees described the FTSE 100-listed group as a great place to learn,
Flexible working hours and a team full of friendly people were also mentioned as some of the pros by those working for the Anglo-Dutch firm.
8) Salesforce – 4.2
Salesforce came in eight on the table, the same position it held in the year before, but was praised for its strong and inclusive culture and growth opportunities.
A member of staff at the sales software provider said the firm "offers lots of opportunities for career growth and defining your own path as well as very good salary."
9) Screwfix – 4.2
Britain's largest retailer of trade tools held onto its ninth spot for the second consecutive year, with employees drawing attention to the growth opportunities on offer.
"There are countless pros," said a Midlands-based employee.
"Real team spirit, fantastic opportunities to progress and make a career for yourself [...] great customer base, supportive staff and managers."
10) First Derivatives – 4.2
The data and consulting services firm completes the top 10, with employees particularly by the get-togethers the company organises for staff to meet outside of the workplace, ranging from dinner and drinks to attending a sporting event.
According to one employee: "There are incredible opportunities for travel. You could be sent to Singapore, New York, London, Sydney [...] The potential is endless. And with the great expenses package this is very appealing."
All the ratings in this article are according to Glassdoor's Best Place to Work 2017 Employees' Choice.


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MediaPRO is throwing in with 45 other companies from across the InfoSec landscape to commit to a common set of cybersecurity principles: Microsoft's Cybersecurity Tech Accord.
As part of this pledge, we're committing to:
- Protect all our users and clients everywhere
- Oppose cyberattacks on innocent citizens and organizations, no matter the source
- Empower users, clients, and developers to strengthen cybersecurity protection
- Partner with like-minded groups to enhance cybersecurity
Just today, Microsoft announced 11 new signatories (including us) to the Tech Accord. The tech giant announced the accord itself and the first 33 companies that signed on in April. Some heavy hitters have signed on so far, including Facebook, Cisco, HP, Nokia, Oracle, SalesForce, and Carbon Black. Check out the Tech Accord site for the full list.
In Good Company
We're thrilled to join with these companies to advance the cause of cybersecurity. But rubbing shoulders with the likes of Microsoft and Cisco wasn't the reason we wanted to sign on to the Tech Accord.
We saw an opportunity to push the cause of security awareness and knew we needed to jump on it. We're proud to be the first, but hopefully not the only, security awareness company to sign on to the accord and hope our presence triggers conversations about the importance of empowering employees with the knowledge they need to combat cyberthreats. We were glad to see this called out in Brad Smith's blog post announcing the Tech Accord in April:
"Securing the world's computer network requires all of us to recognize the need to increase the capability and resilience of the world's computer networks. We'll do this by providing our users, customers and the wider developer ecosystem with more information and better tools that enable them to understand current and future threats and protect themselves against them."
Culture is Key
Increasing understanding of future threats and how users can protect themselves is what we're all about, and have been for 25 years. Increased understanding and preparedness is at the core of what a good security awareness program should be. Our own CEO, Tyler Winkler, said it well:
"From our perspective, training employees doesn't need to be complicated, but it should create a culture of awareness that empowers people to protect themselves and their companies against threats."
For us, the keyword here is culture. The Tech Accord is a realization that cybersecurity concerns should be as woven into the broader global culture as technology is. We see that laid bare in the tenet about empowering users to strengthen cybersecurity protection.
We all have a role to play in building a cybersecure culture, whether it's in our families, our schools, our communities, or our workplaces, and MediaPRO is happy to do our part.
Want to learn more about our approach to employee awareness? Download our comprehensive guide to awareness programs for free!


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Sarah joined Culture Vannin for a one-year internship in September 2019, leading the new project 'Mann's Green Footsteps'.
Mann's Green Footsteps will record and share how the global climate crisis is affecting Manx culture, and how our UNESCO Biosphere status is both influencing, and being influenced by, those changes. Through a series of mini-interviews, films and a crowd-sourced short film, the project will follow the responses by individuals, scientists, businesses, politicians and communities to the climate emergency. Mann's Green Footsteps will cover topics such as farming, conservation, rewilding, green energy, sustainable development, education, art and music, individual action, community projects, food, transport, economy, traditional practices, the Manx language and many more.
This is a crowd-sourced project, so we want you to get involved! If you know of/have a project, idea, or activity happening that you think fits into the scope of Mann's Green Footsteps, then send us an email.
Sarah is a recent graduate from Durham University, having completed a BSc in Physical Geography, and an MRes in Geography and Archaeology. Her focus has shifted from climate change research to climate change communication, founding the now annual event Footprint, held in Durham. Sarah is a climate activist and is also involved in learning about off-grid living, low impact traditional lifestyles and environmentally positive methods of food production, such as food forests, grow your own, permaculture and regenerative farming.


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'Amy' debuted onto my Facebook timeline as a result of aggressive social media promotion ie. spamming by his bandmates in Frank's Got The Funk and Junkyard Groove ("he doesn't have 16 lakhs to spend on an album and advertising and all").
Rajan uses a lo-fi formula of vocals and acoustic guitar. But then, everything about 'Amy' is stripped down, and therein lays its charm: at the song's core lies an engaging, elegant simplicity. With a delicately finger-picked guitar arrangement and seemingly effortless tunefulness, Rajan achieves a comfortable, gentle sound to soothe even the most jaded. Inviting, warm, though not particularly distinctive, Rajan's voice is a suitable partner for his unassuming aesthetic. The lyrics "Although the world I've lost/ My world you give direction" and "And so like gravity you'll pull/ Pull my soul to your dimension" are simple and predictive, ergo, easily digestible.
Comparing favorably with views of older videos from more famous rock'n'roll bands, in a week, 'Amy' has racked up 8,384 YouTube views. Rajan however, achieves this without any pretentiousness, just his voice and guitar. The song casts a humble spell; there is nothing immediately special about it except for an ineffable sense that there is in fact something special about it.
Acclaim for 'Amy': "It's a nice sounding song. Who sang it? Oh, from where? Chennai, ah? Not bad at all" ~ Ma


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CHEM1061 deals with a range of fundamental concepts that can be used to explain various phenomena in chemistry, biology and material science. It enables students to develop further their knowledge of Chemistry and probes a diverse range of molecules and their reactions, focusing on applications such as drug development, functional materials, environmental chemistry, and renewable energies.
A key part of chemistry is understanding the speed of chemical reactions, a concept that underpins much of the material that is taught later in the course. The course introduces modern structure determination methods and the concepts of stereochemistry, which are important in understanding the shape and structure of chemicals. The next section of the course provides a thorough introduction to modern inorganic chemistry and use of the periodic table as a powerful predictive tool. Important foci are the chemistries of main-group and transition metals. Transition metal compounds, d-element electron configuration, new metal bonding theories and the key reaction mechanisms exhibited by transition metal chemistry are discussed. The final section of the course deals with the chemistry of carbon-containing compounds and provides a thorough introduction to the field by emphasising the reaction mechanisms that provide insight into how reactions of these molecules proceed. Students are introduced to a range of chemistry that enables the preparation of new molecules starting from readily available materials. The course concludes with a summary of how these concepts are applicable to the chemistry of amino acids, peptides and proteins.
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1. Research The FactsTruth be told, it's not easy going around telling people you have problems getting your man down there to toughen up. Even just sharing it with your partner –or rather, especially sharing it with your partner. For men, your sex drive is your main asset, and losing the ability to have an erection is the beginning of the end of your sex life. You feel like you've lost your strength, which is quite ironic, since that is exactly what you want your man down there to have: strength. Having erectile problems does not always mean your sex life is completely dead. There are many types of erection problems, divided into different cases and symptoms. That is why, when you notice the first signs of limpness, you need to talk to your doctor and research the facts immediately to know what you can do to prevent it from getting worse.
2. Find The Right MomentLike all other significant moments in your life – and you can consider this a significant moment, too – you need to drop the bomb at a precise moment when you know that the news won't be too bad for her. It's like this: the moment you tell her the truth, you either make or break her heart. You have to consider that, as much as this is a tragic experience for you, it will be the same thing for her. That means you don't just drop the news on her when you are arguing, and you are both mad. Don't conveniently squeeze it in during a happy moment. This sort of news needs the two of you to sit down calmly and talked out clearly.
3. Trust Her Enough To Be OpenYou know how they say relationships are meant to be built on trust and faith? This is where you can prove just how much you trust her and have faith in her, which apparently is also a way to show that you love her. Telling her the truth is also one way to let her know that you are want to go through this experience with her, and that you need her support. Some men may think this is a sign of weakness. Let this be an eye-opener to all men that trusting your partner is not a form of weakness. If anything, it is a sign that you love your partner for keeps.
4. Get Healthy TogetherTalk about looking at the glass half full. Aside from giving your relationship the opportunity to become stronger, you also get the chance to venture to a healthier lifestyle together. If your partner is on the healthy side, this can be a shared passion. If not, this is something that you can start together. Erectile issues, if you look closer, are mostly caused by lifestyle choices and diseases. It goes without saying that if you choose a healthier lifestyle, your sex life will just follow suit.
5. Take A Break From SexYou know what they say. The more you deprive yourself, the hungrier you become. It's one way to isolate your erectile problem, as well. Give yourself and your partner a rest. Find other ways to entertain yourselves. Find a new hobby and pastime to do. Sex is not everything, you know. Take a break and come back to the game stronger.
6. Don't Play The Blame GameIf you have something as life-altering as this, especially if it's on the negative side, it's quite easy to put the blame one someone else. Actually, for erectile problems, it's common for men to feel like blaming their partners, and this is where most men start to stray. The one thing you need to remember is that erection problems are a physical and medical condition brought about by your sex organs abilities, or disabilities, for that matter. You can't just blame someone else for something that happened to your body. But you also don't have to blame yourself. Looking for someone or something to blame will just add to the burden and the stress you feel. Stop the blame-game and focus on getting well instead.
7. Find Other Ways To Be IntimateSex is not everything. Sure, for some time it may seem like it is, but eventually you will realize that sex is just not everything. Intimacy, on the other hand, is what keeps the fire in a relationship burning. The good thing is that intimacy can be in the form of many different things. It does not only revolve around sex. Intimacy can be on your touch, your kiss, even on your day to day actions, the stuff you do together. Intimacy means to become personal and close with someone and truthfully, there are numerous ways that you can be intimate with your partner.
8. Assure HerGentlemen, here's the truth. When a man tells his partner about his erection difficulties, one possible effect is for her to blame herself, or think that you do not feel attracted towards her anymore. This is where some relationships fall apart. The lack of communication plus the lack of sex life can tear your relationship down. It is important that you reassure her. Let her know that this is a medical condition. Tell her that it has nothing to do with how you feel towards her. Tell her that you are still attracted to her no matter what.
9. Read And Study[adsanity id="54600″ align="aligncenter" /]Knowledge is power, and the more you know about your condition, the more chances you have on fighting it and recovering from it. When you decide to share it with your partner, it is best that you are equipped with as much information as you can get and expect that she will have many questions. For one, she will be concerned about your health.
10. Seek Medical Help TogetherOne way to assure her and make her feel that you are willing to go through this with her is to take her to your doctor's appointments. That's right, you seek medical help together and let her hear firsthand what your doctor has to say about your medical condition. This way, she will hear it from a specialist. She also gets to take notes of the medications and lifestyle changes that you may need. When your partner loves you, she will be there to go through with you on this plot twist in your life.
11. Know That You Are Not AloneYou are not alone, and that is what she needs to know also. There are thousands of guys who have erection difficulties every year. This is why the medications keep evolving time after time. A lot of men have this issue. These men need support from their partners more than ever. Once again, letting your partner know is not a sign of weakness.
12. Go To Couples CounselingSome couples think that going to counseling mean that your relationship is dysfunctional. Actually, couples counseling is a good indication that you both want to work things out. It means you are both willing to stick it through. You get to learn a lot of new things during couples counseling. You might even get some health tips on how to address your erectile dysfunction. Yes, limpness is a sensitive and mostly embarrassing topic for most men, but only if you share it with the wrong people. Opening it up to your partner is never wrong. Keeping it a secret is wrong and can even lead to feelings of distrust and betrayal for her. Telling her the truth is honest and humbling and you can work together to build a stronger relationship. Besides, it is not always about the sex.
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Well who'd have thunk it? As experienced a director as Ben Stiller now is with four films under his belt, his latest, the Secret Life of Walter Mitty, looks a completely different kettle of fish from the likes of Zoolander and Tropic Thunder and is already generating awards buzz. Based on a … Continue reading
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JanusfabrikkenSince 1895 we have produced quality products for the Norwegian and the foreign markets. With focus on an effective cost and production management we are able to deliver the best quality of products to the most reasonable prices.
The production process at the Janus mill starts with specially selected yarn qualities. The fabrics, sweaters and socks are knitted in our knitting workshop, after which the same products are washed and/or dyed in our laundry/dyeing workshop.
Janus cottonwear for babies is something of an institution in Norway. While the fine combed interlock material is the softest imaginable against delicate baby skin, it is so strong that the garments are passed on from generation to generation. The baby range is available in white and patterned.
Why shouldn't grown men benefit from the same material? There are several types of underwear to choose from, all in different designs and colours. There are briefs in single jersey cotton as well, and cotton/lycra boxer shorts in modern colours.
The company has set up offices in St. Petersburg, Russia and Borås, Sweden. The Janus brand name is sold to large chains and individual retailers selling textiles, sports and industrial products. The Janus factory also produces garments under the brand names Iris and Krone.
Take a look at our website and all our fantastic products; cottonwear for babies, delicate baby skin, cotton, wool/wooblends, sports underwear, socks/pantie-socks and Workers underwear.
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