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2016 Toyota RAV4 ExteriorBased on the reports, The exterior of of the 2016 Toyota RAV4 will come with a range of different colors including a black one and metallic grey. It will also have different designs and looks. we expect that it will be completely redesigned. The wheels will be an exciting 17 inch with fog lights are and will be completed with 4 wheel drives as one of the most favorite options for the users who have a great taste of class and comfort design. With this design, the car is able to manage the fuel economy. The side mirrors will be operated both manually and electrically or power. These car GPS and alarm systems are expected to be of very high quality thus reducing any cases of theft.2016 Toyota RAV4 Interior
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January Snow
^^There's something about a quiet snow covered street that I love.^^
This week, however, winter is proving herself to be a bit more mellow with drizzly overcast days. I already miss the snow but am happy to have a bit of routine back in my life. After nearly three full weeks together, the boys need a break from each other. (Read: Mom is tired of playing referee!)
Still, I want the boys to remember their awesome snow days. Their second day off from school, the house was a disaster. I told Jed and Levi that there would be no tv until they cleaned up the living room. We wound up playing in and out of the house together all day long! When dinner time came around, I bribed the boys with their favorite Dad's-out-of-town meal. In exchange for picking up the living room, I would make Macaroni and Cheese! So it was an all around win for everyone. We had a fun day playing outside AND I got a clean(er) house.
Check out the fun!
^^Getting stuck knee deep in the snow!^^
^^The entrance to Tyke's kennel.^^
^^The boys enjoyed sledding down the giant mound of snow at the end of the cul-de-sac.^^
^^Levi said, "I climbed Mount Everest and planted a flag!"^^
Where was Conrad during all this? He was bundled up and strapped to my chest in his Solly Baby Wrap. Then I wore one of Bron's coats and zipped it up over both of us. Totally works. Conrad stays plenty warm and dozes off to sleep... until the wind blows and the poor baby gasps for air!
^^Handsome kid.^^
^^Snow tastes better when licked from an evergreen tree.^^
While all three boys slept on our way to Grandma's house not too long ago, Bron and I got to have a real uninterrupted two hour conversation! We wrote down all of the things we'd like to do and accomplish this year, placing as many as possible into the calendar. Just thinking about what we have to look forward to in 2017 makes me giddy! But I also know it's good to appreciate the silver linings in our mundane day to day because I believe living in the moment is what brings contentment. So here's to more snowy backyard sunsets and fun minutes playing with my boys. Those moments mean just as much as the big adventures.

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At No.5, Chesney and Katy gaze adoringly at baby Joseph. Amy receives a whip and top and a copy of Huckleberry Finn from Ken. She is not impressed. Steve tells Stella and Karl that he's putting the Rovers up for sale and offer them first refusal. Stella's keen but Karl reckons that they can't afford it. Eileen spends Christmas at home, alone with a frozen turkey. David's thrilled when the family buy him a new laptop for his 21st birthday. Carla's thrilled when she opens the necklace from Peter. Stella's perturbed when Leanne shows her the new mobile phone that Peter bought her. Kylie invites Becky to join them for lunch at No.8 but Becky feels out of place and making excuses she leaves. Rita, Dennis, Emily, Norris and Mary have lunch with Roy and Hayley at the café. Sylvia arrives back from her cruise and insists on showing them how she's learnt to play the uke-banjo. Stella voices her suspicions about the necklace to Karl but he reckons that Peter must have returned it to the shop and bought Leanne the mobile phone instead. Steve astounds Tracy by telling her that he's bought No.13 from Lloyd so they can live together as a family. Getting down on one knee, Steve proposes to Tracy. She accepts, absolutely thrilled. Becky's devastated. Peter sneaks off and has sex with Carla in the factory. Gary and Izzy finally get back together. Owen and Anna are pleased. Becky accidentally sets fire to her flat and falls asleep in a drunken stupor. Gail and Audrey are pleasantly surprised by Kylie's cooking efforts. Nick spots the fire in the flat above Street Cars. Hayley phones the fire brigade whilst Nick kicks the door down and rescues Becky. Eileen goes for a drink with Lesley and Paul. Lesley causes a stir in the Rovers but Eileen quickly defends her, explaining that she's suffering from dementia. Kylie visits Becky in hospital and promises her that they'll expose Tracy for the liar that she is.
Regular cast
- Amy Barlow - Elle Mulvaney
- Steve McDonald - Simon Gregson
- Becky McDonald - Katherine Kelly
- Katy Armstrong - Georgia May Foote
- Chesney Brown - Sam Aston
- Tracy Barlow - Kate Ford
- Ken Barlow - William Roache
- Deirdre Barlow - Anne Kirkbride
- Eileen Grimshaw - Sue Cleaver
- Jason Grimshaw - Ryan Thomas
- Rosie Webster - Helen Flanagan
- David Platt - Jack P. Shepherd
- Gail McIntyre - Helen Worth
- Audrey Roberts - Sue Nicholls
- Nick Tilsley - Ben Price
- Kylie Platt - Paula Lane
- Max Turner - Harry McDermott
- Eva Price - Catherine Tyldesley
- Stella Price - Michelle Collins
- Karl Munro - John Michie
- Amber Kalirai - Nikki Patel
- Sophie Webster - Brooke Vincent
- Michelle Connor - Kym Marsh
- Carla Connor - Alison King
- Leanne Barlow - Jane Danson
- Peter Barlow - Chris Gascoyne
- Simon Barlow - Alex Bain
- Sally Webster - Sally Dynevor
- Sian Powers - Sacha Parkinson
- Gary Windass - Mikey North
- Anna Windass - Debbie Rush
- Izzy Armstrong - Cherylee Houston
- Owen Armstrong - Ian Puleston-Davies
- Faye Windass - Ellie Leach
- Emily Bishop - Eileen Derbyshire
- Hayley Cropper - Julie Hesmondhalgh
- Rita Sullivan - Barbara Knox
- Norris Cole - Malcolm Hebden
- Roy Cropper - David Neilson
- Mary Taylor - Patti Clare
- Dennis Tanner - Philip Lowrie
- Kevin Webster - Michael Le Vell
- Fiz Stape - Jennie McAlpine
- Sylvia Goodwin - Stephanie Cole
- Paul Kershaw - Tony Hirst
- Joseph Brown - Ronny & Tommy Cheetham (Uncredited)
- Jack Webster - Jaxon & Maddox Beswick (Uncredited)
- Hope Stape - Ava & Isla McCulloch (Uncredited)
Guest cast
- Coronation Street exterior - Main street view and ginnel
- Rovers Return Inn - Public and back room
- 1 Coronation Street - Back room, kitchen, hallway and yard
- 4 Coronation Street - Downstairs rooms
- 5 Coronation Street - Downstairs rooms
- 6 Coronation Street - Downstairs rooms
- 8 Coronation Street - Downstairs rooms
- 11 Coronation Street - Back room, kitchen and hallway
- Corner Shop
- Underworld - Factory floor and office
- Viaduct Street
- Rosamund Street
- 9a Rosamund Street - Living room/kitchen
- Victoria Street
- 15a Victoria Street - Living room/kitchen
- Roy's Rolls
- 4 Drapers Mill Apartments, Weatherfield Quays - Living room/kitchen
- Weatherfield General - Side ward
- Last appearance of Jack Webster until 26th April 2012.
- This one-hour episode was transmitted as 8.00pm.
- Richard Hammatt was credited as the Stunt Co-Ordinator on this episode.
- The outdoor set was covered in snow for the episode by Real SFX.
- TV Times synopsis: Becky hits the bottle and burns her photos of Steve after learning he has proposed to Tracy - but the flat goes up in flames after she falls asleep.
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast: 9,920,000 viewers (4th place).
Notable dialogue
Becky McDonald (to Deirdre Barlow about Tracy): "I'm going nowhere. So as soon as I'm better, I'm gettin' back on that Street, and I'm gonna prove to everyone what a lying, manipulative little bitch she is. So you go back... You go back and you tell 'er that... That she should enjoy Christmas while she can, cos it's soon gonna be over."
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Allies is committed to preparing children and teens for life outside the orphanage, not only to help them get on a safe and productive path, but also to inspire them to carry on the same ministry of empowering and saving young lives in Eastern Europe.
Maxim, one of our regular volunteers in Chisinau and former orphan, recently started his own small business – a store that sells leather goods that he makes himself! Despite the demands that come with being a new entrepreneur, he continues to make time for his volunteer work. Every time he and his co-volunteers need to visit the orphanage, he sets aside his tasks and closes his shop so he can spend time with the children and serve them.
"It is so wonderful and joyful to see how God's word is changing people and moving them to make sacrifices in their ministry to others," his fellow volunteer said.
Maxim's familiarity with life in the orphanage lets him connect with the children with ease. He engages them through games and song, and he is able to hold their attention when he speaks about the Word of God. At a recent trip – which happened on the first day of snow – he and his volunteer team distributed special bracelets and basic necessities, which brought immediate joy to the children.
Every child's success is a blessing from God, and we are thankful for the opportunity to be His instrument in this important ministry. We invite you to join our mission and become our partners today.
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If you get caught up in all this March Madness then you have to be just as stunned as the rest of the world that Lehigh beat Duke. According to ESPN there were over 6 million brackets filled out this year and not a single one picked some of these upsets. You have all these statisticians and prognosticators who just babble nonstop about who is going to win, and who is the best player and the best coach, and they think they are all that and more when it comes to predictions. They put on their fancy suits and slap on a big smile and lights, camera, action, and they just start spewing predictions to anyone who will listen.
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Funded by the U. S. Department of Education, Excel at VHCC serves more than 200 students each year through this federal program.
Participating students have access to a wide variety of services including academic workshops that provide tips for success in the classroom, one-on-one academic advising, and targeted transfer counseling. Additionally, Excel provides tutoring, college visits, assistance completing financial aid applications and other college forms, and transfer counseling to help students transition from VHCC to four-year institutions.
Through these and other services, Excel provides the support and tools students need to succeed at VHCC and prepare for transition to the next level of higher education.
In order to participate in Excel, students at VHCC must demonstrate an academic need for services and meet at least one of the following eligibility criteria:
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Visit the links on the left to learn more about applying to Excel and about our services. If you have questions or don't find what you are looking for on our website, please contact us.
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Hair Mineral Analysis
Screening for toxic elements (eg. mercury, cadmium, lead, etc) as well as mineral status, this test provides a glimpse into the content of, and burden upon, your tissues as hair cells are reflective of internal body cells. Useful for detecting heavy...
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Welcome the new version of the Kalashnikov sniper rifle for laser tag. The game set is made on the basis of a mass-dimensional model. The main feature is that all laser tag electronics is inside the frame. In addition, to make the model look like a real weapon we reduced the size of a magazine.
The firing range is increased compared with the previous model and now amounts to 150 to 350 meters. Lithium "Li +" accumulators give you up to 30 hours of great performance. The weight is 3.7 kg. The length - 107 cm.
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Marta del Campo Milan, Charlotte Teunissen
We are glad to announce the 29th HUPO Brain Proteome Project (HBPP) Workshop will be held on 27th and 28th of May 2019 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
HBPP Spring Workshops cover a wide range of topics relevant to neuroproteomics research. The program is highly dynamic and interactive, and all participants are given the opportunity to give an oral presentation on their research or updates of novel techniques and analytical approaches used in their labs. Workshops have included, for example, sessions on myelin proteomics, autoimmunity, and bioinformatics.
HBPP is committed to a strong clinical and translational focus. Hence, sessions in last meetings were dedicated to proteomics of psychiatric disorders, movement disorders, spinal cord injury & trauma, dementia, and cancers of the CNS. On top of that, there will be a very nice evening program that will allow all the delegates to have relax interactions with a unique local atmosphere.We encourage every researcher interested in brain proteomics, including junior scientists to get in contact and join this event. For more information about the workshop and abstract submission please visit https://www.hbpp2019.com/.
We would like to ask you to extent and share this information between all the researchers and/or in your mailing list. It would be also very helpful if you could include our flyer in your main webpage, which is attached within this email.
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What Is the Fort Collins Giving Tree?
I remember the book 'The Giving Tree' by Shel Silverstein growing up, which conveyed the message of selflessness and generosity. Now, the FoCo Cafe in Old Town Fort Collins has its own Giving Tree, of a similar moral.
When the FoCo Cafe opened its doors to the Northern Colorado community in late 2014, the eatery offered a pay-what-you-can menu, so that anyone and everyone could enjoy a nice meal. It is now home to a newly-planted 'Giving Tree' at 225 Maple Street.
RELATED: The Story of FoCo Cafe
I've had the opportunity to speak with cafe owner Kathleen Baumgarnder on more than one occasion, and she's always expressed that the FoCo Cafe is a place for anyone, and everyone; exactly the reason why Friendly Critters Farm and the Mighty Notch Farm brought the Giving Tree to them, inspired by Iran's 'Wall of Kindness.' to the cafe.
The Cafe brings the community together in what feels like 'neutral ground' where there are no labels, there are no distinctions between age, race, socioeconomic status, or any other 'label' you might think of...That is why it felt like the perfect place to plant The Tree! (source:fococafe.org)
The Giving Tree is stocked with items like toiletries and hygiene products, clothing, journals and pens, and individually-wrapped snacks, for anyone who may need them. The Tree has proven resourceful so far, and you can be a part of keeping the tree alive by sponsoring a branch, and restocking the items. Contact the Giving Tree at email@example.com.


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We Rise, We Resist, We Raise Our Voices, Panel Discussion with editors and contributors
"A love song from children's literature's brightest stars to America's Indigenous children and children of color, encouraging them to be brave and kind."—Kirkus Reviews, starred review The Hudson's will be joined by contributors KELLY STARLING LYONS, CAROLE BOSTON WEATHERFORD, CHERYL HUDSON, TAMEKA FRYER BROWN, JEFFERY WEATHERFORD, ELEANORA E. TATE with WADE HUDSON moderating a panel discussion "Using Words and Images to Enlighten, Inspire, and Motivate." They seek to answer the question, "In this divisive world, what shall we tell our children?" Focusing on diverse creators and their original art and prose, this anthology empowers the nation's youth to listen, learn, and build a better tomorrow. During the discussion, each panelist will read their poetry or prose or display their art. Book signing will follow with all contributors participating.
About the editors: Wade Hudson is an author and president and CEO of Just Us Books, Inc., an independent publisher of books for children and young adults. Among his 30 published books for children and young adults are Book of Black Heroes from A to Z, Jamal's Busy Day, Pass It On: African American Poetry for Children, Powerful Words: More Than Two Hundred Years of Extraordinary Writing by African Americans, It's Church Going Time, Feelings I Love to Share and Friends I Love to Meet. He has received a New Jersey Stephen Crane Literary Award; The Ida B. Wells Institutional Leadership Award (2008) presented by the Center for Black Literature; and the Madame C. J. Walker Legacy Award (2012) given by the Zora Neale Hurston-Richard Wright Foundation. He has also been inducted into the International Literary Hall of Fame for Writers of African Descent. His website is http://wadehudson-authorpublisher.com
Cheryl Willis Hudson is an author, editor and co-founder/editorial director of Just Us Books, Inc. She has authored over two dozen books for young children including Bright Eyes, Brown Skin (with Bernette Ford), AFRO-BETS ABC Book, Good Morning, Baby, Glo Goes Shopping, From Where I Stand, and Clothes I Love to Wear ; Hands Can and Construction Zone; and My Friend Maya Loves to Dance. She has also co-edited a number of titles including How Sweet the Sound: African American Songs for Children. Cheryl is a member of the Children's and Young Adult Committee of PEN America and has served as diversity consultant to a number of educational publishers.
A book signing will follow. We recommend this event for ages 8 through adult. This is a collection that will inspire people from all backgrounds.
Fifty of the foremost diverse children's authors and illustrators--including Jason Reynolds, Jacqueline Woodson, and Kwame Alexander--share answers to the question, "In this divisive world, what shall we tell our children?" in this beautiful, full-color keepsake collection, published in partnership with Just Us Books.


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How to Deliver Bad News and Build Trust at the Same Time
Andrea Howe
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Carrabba's Italian Grill
12192 Sunset Hills Rd.
Reston, VA, 20190
11:30 am: Networking 12:00 pm: Program PMIWDC Members $23 Non-Members: $23 *Lunch will be served
There comes a time in every project when the inevitable happens: things don't go according to plan and bad news must be delivered. In a business environment marked by tight budgets, short time-frames, and rising stress levels, this happens more often than we'd like. Based on the books "The Trusted Advisor" and "The Trusted Advisor Fieldbook," How to Deliver Bad News and Build Trust at the Same Time is a practical exploration of ways to communicate tough messages to customers, sponsors, and other stakeholders such that trust levels actually increase rather than decrease. Attendees will learn how to see bad news as an opportunity instead of a liability and will walk away with specific best practices that can be immediately applied, including a time-tested technique for putting hard truths on the table in a socially acceptable way.
About the Speaker
Andrea Howe
Andrea has been in the consulting profession for 20 years. From 1992 to 2000, she worked for American Management Systems (AMS), a $1B technology consulting firm, as a client account manager, program manager, project manager, business analyst, and software developer. As a leader in a two-year proposal effort to develop software to be used by over 30,000 procurement staff, Andrea contributed directly to the award of the largest contract ever won by the company ($340M). Her last corporate assignment before taking the entrepreneurial leap was director of leadership development, where Andrea oversaw the design of AMS's leadership and consulting curricula and managed a $1+ million budget for a variety of staff development programs.
The co-author of "The Trusted Advisor Fieldbook: A Comprehensive Toolkit for Leading with Trust" (Wiley, November 2011), Andrea delivers speeches and seminars all over the world on trust-based relationships. Her clients include top global firms in accounting, consulting, and other professional services.
Described by audiences as articulate, thought-provoking, and entertaining, Andrea is a gifted presenter and facilitator who has planned and delivered hundreds of off-sites, workshops, training events, and keynotes. She's a returning guest lecturer for MBA students at American University and George Washington University. Andrea's credentials include an MS in Organization Development from the American University/NTL program, a BBA in Computer Information Systems from Texas A&M, and certifications in team development, collaborative problem-solving, and action learning.
About the Reston Local Community
Each month, PMIWDC Reston Local Community volunteers strive to bring you interesting and informative speakers from a wide range of professions. They present these speakers to you at the Leidos building or other organization located at Reston Town center. This is an opportunity to network with other professionals of the PMI. The conference center at Leidos offers a maximum seating of approximately 30 guests. Pre-registration is required. Luncheons are held every third Wednesday of the month. If you are interested in presenting please contact the PMIWDC Staff who can put you in touch with the Luncheon Committee Volunteers. List of past events can be viewed below. Please follow PM Reston on facebook.


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via Xbox 360 Fanboy by Xav de Matos on 3/28/08
Red team go! Bungie has announced that they will be reactivating Team SWAT for Double XP this weekend in Halo 3 social matchmaking after the original playlist was removed last week. Beginning at today at 2PM PST and ending on at 2AM PST on Monday. In order to balance the playlists Team Hardcore has been removed to make way for the upcoming MLG playlist that is set to go live as soon as the Double XP weekend ends on Monday. Time to get tactical folks!
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April 6, 2019, 1:00 PM - August 18, 2019, 4:00 PM @ Dublin Heritage Park & Museums
Dig deep into Dublin's roots to learn about the tribes of the Ohlone and Bay Miwok people who were the first inhabitants of this area. The exhibit begins with a brief look at the people who lived here first and whose descendants continue to live here today. Learn about their daily lives including horticultural practices and foodways, tools and technology, environmental management, social order, and beliefs. Displays include a house model, examples of usable plants and animals, hunting tools and mortars. Monthly Hands-on History Days further explore the daily life of the Ohlone and Bay Miwok and provide hands-on activities that bring the exhibit to life.
August 3, 2019, 3:00 PM - August 4, 2019, 10:00 AM @ Schaefer Ranch Park
Join us for a campout in our backyard! Here's what you'll experience at a City of Dublin Family Campout: A variety of games and activities planned to keep everyone active and entertained throughout the evening, including a campfire; entertainment; arts and crafts; active group games; and, of course, s'mores! Campers must bring a tent and sleeping bags. You will also need chairs, flashlights, snacks, clothing, and personal items.


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Marinated Carrot, Fire-Smoked Tomato with Roasted Vegetables in a Smoky Chilli Sauce on Malted Grain Bread
Chickpeas, Apricots, Sultanas in a fruity curried Veganaise with Lettuce on Farmer's Bread
Vegan ~Sausage with Red Onion Chutney and Red Chard on Malted Grain Bread.
Spinach & Pinenut Falafel with Hummus, Kale and Carrot Tapenade on Tomato & Olive Bread
Herby Vegan Sausage, Tomato & Chilli Jam, and Spinach Leaves in a Multi-Seeded Baguette
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Sweet Potato Pakora with Tabbouleh (Cous-cous, Cucumber, Tomato , Mint and Parsley) on a Soft Tomato Tortilla Wrap
Falafel, Curried Cous Cous, Mango Chutney & Lettuce
Bombay Potatoes, Onion Bhaji, Madras Veganaise and Lettuce with Mango Chutney on a Soft Tortilla Wrap
Falafel with Apricot Tabouleh (cous-cous, apricot pieces, cucumber, tomato and mint) with Lettuce leaves and Mango Chutney
Harissa Beetroot Chickpeas with Marinated Carrot, Mint Veganaise on a bed of Kale & Red Chard
Ianari (Sweet Tofu) Nigiri (x1), Red Pepper Maki (x2), Cucumber Maki (x2) & Vegan Californian Rolls (x2)
Shredded Cauliflower Florets in a Madras Veganaise with Mango Chutney and Lettuce on Wholemeal Bloomer Bread
A delicious oaty bar made with mixed seeds, agave nectar, cranberries, dried fruit and no refined sugar – suitable for vegans.


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Steven Angle Named Provost of Wright State University
UCR Dean of College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences Named Provost of Wright State University
Steven Angle's appointment begins March 15, 2007
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Steven R. Angle, dean of UCR's College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.
As Wright State University's chief academic officer, Angle will oversee all academic units as well as the Offices of Business and Finance, Advancement, Student Affairs and Enrollment Services, Curriculum and Instruction, Research, Affirmative Action, and International Education.
Named for the Wright brothers, Wright State University is a publicly supported research university serving nearly 17,000 students. It offers 100 undergraduate and 50 graduate, doctoral and professional programs.
"I am excited about taking on the challenges at Wright State," Angle said. "But I have been proud to work alongside superb faculty and top-notch staff in the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, and look forward to great things from UCR in the future."
The dean of CNAS since July 2001, Angle served as interim dean since July 2000, and an associate dean for physical and mathematical sciences in the college from 1997 to 2000. He joined the faculty of the college as an assistant professor of chemistry in 1986 and became a full professor in 1994.
"Dean Angle has led a large and complex college through a time of tremendous growth," UCR Chancellor France Córdova said. "He has been fair-handed in dealing with extraordinary budget pressures, decisive in meeting both opportunities and challenges, and passionate in advocating for the college's students, faculty, and programs. We wish him much success in his new venture."
During his years as an administrator with CNAS, Angle spearheaded unprecedented building growth for the college, including the construction of the Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, and Science Laboratory Buildings; funding of the Materials Science and Genomics Buildings; and funding of the renovations of Boyce, Webber, and Batchelor Halls and the Geology Building.
During his deanship, Angle also brought greater visibility for the Agricultural Experiment Station and initiated the year-long celebration of the AES-Citrus Experiment Station's centennial year, in 2006-07.
Angle received his bachelor's degree in chemistry at UC Irvine in 1978, his master's degree in chemistry at UCLA in 1981 and his Ph.D. in chemistry at UC Irvine in 1984. He was elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1999 and an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow in 1993, an award that allowed him to advance his research on cancer-treating chemotherapy agents and the design of new anti-cancer compounds. He received UCR's Academic Senate Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1991.
The College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences enrolls 4,132 undergraduate and 743 graduate students, working in 23 disciplines in 13 departments. In fiscal year 2006, CNAS researchers garnered $52.7 million in grants and contracts.
Internationally renowned for its research in pest and disease sciences, environmental sciences, conservation biology, genome biology, and materials science and nanotechnology, the college attracts some of the top faculty, students and administrators in the nation.
The University of California, Riverside (www.ucr.edu) is a doctoral research university, a living laboratory for groundbreaking exploration of issues critical to Inland Southern California, the state and communities around the world. Reflecting California's diverse culture, UCR's enrollment has exceeded 21,000 students. The campus opened a medical school in 2013 and has reached the heart of the Coachella Valley by way of the UCR Palm Desert Center. The campus has an annual statewide economic impact of more than $1 billion.
A broadcast studio with fiber cable to the AT&T Hollywood hub is available for live or taped interviews. UCR also has ISDN for radio interviews. To learn more, call (951) UCR-NEWS.


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The Bushland Terrier is a hybrid breed of dog that brings together the Cairn Terrier with the Scottish Terrier.
With both parent breeds sharing a number of similarities, it does mean that this is a pretty sensible hybrid breed to develop, but it is still worth exploring them in a bit more detail.
It may be the case that you are aware of both parent breeds, but then putting the two together does result in something completely different.
That is why it will certainly be a good idea to just spend a bit of time getting to know this hybrid breed before you take ownership.
The good news is that this is what our complete guide is able to do for you. We will provide you with the key information that you are going to need in order to correctly care for your Bushland Terrier.
There is no doubt that you will then be better equipped for dealing with whatever is then thrown at you during their life.
However, before we are able to do that, we do want to just turn attention onto you for a short period of time.
Bushland Terrier Puppies – Before You Buy…
Before you go ahead and buy your Bushland Terrier puppy, there are various things that we just want you to think about in advance.
After all, you will be the owner of a new puppy and are entirely responsible for its well-being, so you must be prepared.
The kind of points that we want you to think about in some detail are as follows.
- Have you ever owned a terrier before?
- Do you know of any potential issues related to this breed?
- Are you feeling confident enough in trying to train this dog?
- What is your level of understanding regarding their personality or health issues?
Yes, they are basic points to think about but they certainly play a key role in helping you to determine if this breed is for you.
It will always be important to be honest with yourself when answering these questions along with any others that pop into your mind as you work through our complete guide.
What Price are Bushland Terrier Puppies?
There are always a series of contributing factors when you start to look at the price of any breed, and the Bushland Terrier is going to be no different.
We can begin by taking the pedigree into consideration. This always plays a key role as the better the pedigree then the better the quality of the dog.
In addition, the breeder that you go to is also going to have their own ideas of the market price at this moment in time.
They are then free to charge whatever they want, which is why you can get such a wide range of prices for the same breed of dog.
Finally, there is your location. Some breeds are more popular or easier to find than in other areas and that has a direct impact on the price that you pay.
However, even with all of that, the kind of price range that you are looking at in the United States for a Bushland Terrier is around $700 but there can be some movement in that price depending on the factors that were mentioned above.
In the United Kingdom, it should be anywhere from £500 to £800 to buy this particular puppy.
How to Find Reputable Bushland Terrier Breeders?
Finding a reputable Bushland Terrier breeder is perhaps going to be easier than you would have initially thought. Of course, it does require you to do some work in order to locate them.
One of the first things to do is to go online and spend time carrying out your own research.
This is going to involve you searching for groups or clubs of owners that gather together on social media or other websites.
You will tend to find that as they have the future of the breed in mind, they will be more than happy to push you towards a breeder that has indeed got the kind of reputation that you are searching for.
Another option is to go ahead and contact the Dog Breeders Association in your area.
They tend to have a registry that you can check out, or if they are unable to help you directly with breeders, they will certainly be able to give you some advice on who you should perhaps contact instead.
It is also worth noting that the Kennel Club could also offer you the same kind of advice.
They will not list the breed themselves, as it is a hybrid, but they can still be of some use.
3 Little-Known Facts About Bushland Terrier Puppies
There are many interesting facts surrounding Bushland Terrier puppies, but just to make life a bit easier, we are going to limit it to just three at this point.
- They are not cat fans.
Due to the terrier in them, they are not the biggest fan of cats. You need to socialize and train them from an early age to prevent this from becoming an issue.
- They were bred for health reasons.
Both parent breeds can have quite a lengthy list of potential health issues, so this terrier was bred to try to eliminate so many of them.
While it has largely worked, it has not completely achieved what it set out to do.
- They are viewed as quite comical.
They are seen by many as being quite comical, but this is due to their appearance.
As you will learn, they have real difficulty jumping up onto things which is quite funny to watch.
Physical Traits of the Bushland Terrier
The Bushland Terrier will love to be close to you.When you have a hybrid breed, it does mean that there will tend to be physical traits from both parents in your puppy. The Bushland Terrier is no different.
They do tend to look more like the Scottish Terrier rather than anything else.
However, they do also then have the more pointed kind of muzzle from the Cairn Terrier along with the same kind of ears.
The surprising thing is that this dog is of an average length, and yet they do look different from what their measurements tell you.
This is due to them having short legs.
Their coat is going to be quite long in comparison, but they do require to be brushed with a metal comb three times a week to stop their coat from becoming a tangled mess.
How Big is a Full-Grown Bushland Terrier?
Considering the size of the two parent breeds, it should be no surprise that this is not going to be the biggest dog that you will ever come across.
Also, the male is slightly bigger than the female, but there is little difference between the two.
For their height, the male will be between 12 to 14 inches while the female is between 10 to 12 inches.
For their weight, the male is between 20 to 25lbs while the female is 15 to 20lbs.
What is the Life Expectancy of the Bushland Terrier?
The life expectancy of the Bushland Terrier is going to be pretty good as long as it is able to stay healthy throughout its life.
In general, anywhere between 11 to 14 years will be the most likely life expectancy.
Intelligence, Temperament and Personality Traits of the Bushland Terrier
This breed is very intelligent with a wonderfully even temperament.
They are friendly with people and other pets, but this is something that comes as a result of socializing them from a very early age so they are aware of what is expected of them.
They are the perfect family pet as they will be of no danger to small children, so that could be a deciding factor for some people.
They are also alert to what is going on and will seek to protect their families as they are quite brave.
You do need to let them know that they are not the boss or it will encourage their stubborn side.
This can, at times, make it tough to train them which is why having some experience in this area is going to be beneficial.
Overall, they are going to be super-friendly and a wonderful addition to your family.
However, they will keep on taking a chance to see how much power they can have, so keep this in mind and make sure that it does not then become an issue.
The Bushland Terrier's Diet
As they are not the biggest of dogs, it does mean that their diet is also going to be relatively small in size.
In general, you are looking at around 1.5 cups of food per day, but it is what you feed them that is going to be the key.
Do not give them cheap food as that is filled with ingredients that serve no purpose other than making your dog feel full. There will certainly not be any nutritional value attached to it.
Instead, provide them with high-quality dry food that is for smaller dogs.
This is going to have everything that they need to grow and develop in a healthy manner, and they will certainly be substantially better for it in the long term.
Also, if you do buy a puppy, then sticking to the plan as put forward by the breeder will be essential for their health.
You are free to give your Bushland Terrier some snacks, but you need to be careful with the quantity.
They will certainly eat treats until they are almost physically sick, but you should limit it and do it sporadically.
How Much Exercise Does a Bushland Terrier Need?
A Bushland Terrier can be quite an energetic breed of dog, and this translates into them requiring at least 45 to 60 minutes of exercise per day.
This exercise can be in different forms from a normal walk, to a long game of fetch, or even taking them to a dog park to play with other dogs.
They will also be pretty good at agility based exercises, so that should perhaps be another option.
It will be useful if you live in a property that has a fenced-in yard so they can gain access to it and explore whenever they want.
If you are unable to provide them with this, then getting them outside to exercise once or twice a day will stop them from becoming bored and destructive.
Bushland Terrier Health and Conditions
The Bushland Terrier is quite a healthy breed of dog, but at the same time, it can suffer from many health conditions that could be passed down through the genetic line.
When you are buying a puppy, you should always talk to the breeder and get confirmation that the parents have been checked out by a vet and that there are no issues that could be passed down to your puppy.
A good breeder should have no problem in doing this.
However, the main health conditions that you should be aware of with this breed are:
- Scottie Cramp
- Patellar Luxation
- Mitral Valve Disease
- Von Willebrand's Disease
- Craniomandibular Osteopathy
Your dog can also clearly pick up allergies and illnesses throughout its life, but those listed above should perhaps be the most concerning.
My Final Thoughts on the Bushland Terrier
The Bushland Terrier is an amazing breed of dog to own that is going to be full of fun and character even from an early age.
You are going to love each and every moment with them as will the entire family.
They are loyal to you, will love to be close to you, and even the stubborn side can be quite cheeky at times.
They are quite healthy, easy to look after, and as long as you are able to train them from an early age then you should have no real problems at any point.
- Bushland Terrier Puppies – Before You Buy…
- What Price are Bushland Terrier Puppies?
- How to Find Reputable Bushland Terrier Breeders?
- 3 Little-Known Facts About Bushland Terrier Puppies
- Physical Traits of the Bushland Terrier
- How Big is a Full-Grown Bushland Terrier?
- What is the Life Expectancy of the Bushland Terrier?
- Intelligence, Temperament and Personality Traits of the Bushland Terrier
- The Bushland Terrier's Diet
- How Much Exercise Does a Bushland Terrier Need?
- Bushland Terrier Health and Conditions
- My Final Thoughts on the Bushland Terrier


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September 21, 2014 at 1:47 pm #25163
Here's a great reality check about the difference between having plans to do something and actually doing it.
http://thoughtsfromfrankandfern.blogspot.com/2014/09/im-going-to.htmlSeptember 21, 2014 at 2:00 pm #25165
Thanks MountainBiker.
Very good article, it would be smart always to TRY things that you want to do when SHTF, but to try it before SHTF.September 21, 2014 at 6:03 pm #25170
Selco is right on spot. Finding opportunities to 'experiment' a bit is good. My wife & I recently went camping across the state of Alaska & we found plenty of opportunities to test new gear, hone cooking skills with open fire pit, identifying edible plants and fishing, navigation, etc. And most importantly working together in various environmental conditions to accomplish a task.September 22, 2014 at 12:00 am #25194
You need to practice with everything you are planning to use in a SHTF so you know what works and what doesn't. Thanks for the link.September 22, 2014 at 12:36 am #25197
When it comes to things like gardening, when you actually do it you quickly find out that not every type of veggie you plant is going to like your soil/rainfall/temp/sun/shade/length of growing season combination, let alone the critters big and small that live where you do. In 2010 I lost my entire apple crop to a late frost. In 2011 I had a bumper crop. In 2012 I lost the entire crop again to a late frost. In 2013 I again had a bumper crop. This year the crop is a fraction of last year's due to a pounding rain that knocked a major part of the blooms off the trees. Last winter killed an apricot tree I had. Late frosts have greatly diminished the fruiting of my black walnut tree some years. Part of the reason why I have planted a variety of fruiting trees and shrubs these past few years is so as to spread my risk and better assure at least something will come in. Over time I will plant more of what I see does well here. My rhubarbs (which I transplanted from the old place) love it here. They barely grew at the old place. You can't know this stuff until you actually do it.September 22, 2014 at 1:08 am #25199
MountainBiker, Here in Miami, Florida the heat is a killer on veggies so from Nov to March is a good time to plant veggies here. In the summer I did grow tomatoes well and pineapples. I now have lemon, orange, lime, grapefruit, and starting three coconut trees. But growing veggies is not easy and growing enough to feed your family is even harder.September 23, 2014 at 2:07 am #25300
you can try Paul Gautchi's "Back To eden" method
this method will solving few important thing :
1. retain or holding water when rain is coming
so the plant will not flooded by water
and in hot or summer season we still have much water in the ground for our plant to prevent the plant from completely "toast" by hot season ( this is important for young plant )
2. preventing snow from freezing root plant
wood chip are absorbing some sun heat, so the root will not freeze.
it is okay if the brach are freezing but the root and some bottom brach must not freeze ( plant will grow again after snow are melt )
3. supplying nutrition for plant from wood chip degradation
( we can add chicken manure, dead leaf, cow manure, etc for creating faster top soil )
if it combine with permaculture way
our garden will last years ( or even century )
without any artificial watering system or any artificial fertilizer
or even take care much of them
.September 25, 2014 at 12:43 am #25401
Thanks ronym. Is there a particular permaculture book that you'd recommend?September 25, 2014 at 1:24 am #25402
for some reason i prefer to see film / doc about permaculture
sometimes book are too boring because of too much detail and lack of picture
the process of permaculture also more clear in the form of film / doc also philosophy of permaculture
Bill Mollison film / doc are good for start
because of 20 years or something of his research
he describing 4 different setup based on different climate
( so we can adjust our permaculture garden to proper climate )
also he describing much about permaculture in the simplest way
but much in the detail about important aspect
Permaculture in dry land
Permaculture in Cool climate
Permaculture in Urban / city
permaculture in Tropical climateSeptember 25, 2014 at 11:03 am #25412
Watched the videos, very good information on Permaculture. Thanks ronymSeptember 25, 2014 at 1:39 pm #25417
My experience with the Back to Eden method is very mixed at best. First, if you don't stir or disturb the 'chips' to some level you can experience mold growth.I have had some weird fungi sprout and grow – all depends on the source of the chips. Second, the decomposition of the chips can rob your soil of nitrogen and other things – again depends on the source/makeup of the chips. 3) Where the heck are you going to get a constant supply of wood chips you would need when SHTF?
Permaculture is great idea but does take time to establish and, personally, don't believe it is an efficient method when you need to collect your harvest for processing. Not to say some use would not be good – but to solely rely on this method to feed yourself and others- especially with little gardening experience – not a proponent myself. Each to his own.September 25, 2014 at 2:36 pm #25428
Manure straw and other plants will definitely be easier to come by. When I lived in Maine I would.go to the beach and load seaweed into my truck for compost. It was pre moistened and filled with organisums so in broke down really fast.
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Pete and Cori have been practising Iyengar Yoga since 1998. They both trained with advanced level teacher Jayne Orton at the Iyengar Yoga Institute of Birmingham and are certified by Iyengar Yoga UK. They continue to attend classes, workshops and teacher training with more senior teachers.
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Student debt makes big headlines at graduation time:
Average student loan debt per borrower is $32,731
Student loan debt reaches $1.52 trillion
44.7 million students have loan debt
Student loan payments loom ahead for 2019 graduates, and they have been a major financial consideration for graduates in the year before them. People who face large amounts of student loan debt face difficult financial choices. Student loan debt also impacts the general economy. High debt can hamper economic growth.
The number of students who borrow to fund their education has increased in recent years. Today 39 percent of undergrads borrow money to attend a four-year school compared to 26 percent in 1996. The number of students who borrow to attend community colleges has increased by 10 percent.
Millennial employees feel the impact of student debt in their personal lives: 40 percent of millennials employees have student loan debt and 80 percent of them say it stops them from achieving other financial goals. Many millennials have put off buying a home, saving for retirement, or starting a family because of student debt payments. Delaying these lifetime milestones and the stress of debt leaves some millennials to question the value of their education. Only 51 percent of millennials with a bachelor's degree feel that the lifetime financial benefits of their degree outweigh the costs compared to 69 percent who do not have debt. https://email@example.com/is-college-worth-it-for-students-and-society-the-answer-is-a-resounding-yes-82c4d886c472
In spite of student loan debt, there is a real advantage to people who have a degree. Over their lifetime, bachelor's degree holders will earn $1 million more than a person with a high school diploma. They have a better chance of steady employment. College graduates are also:
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Student loan assistance is a forward-thinking benefit for employers to offer their employees. The stress of student debt can impact employees and employers both. Stress caused by financial worries can cause employees to lose focus at work and have lower productivity, have higher absenteeism rates and more health problems. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report Innovation highlights: Emerging Student Loan Repayment Assistance Programs states "Since the Great Recession, financial distress remains particularly acute among certain segments of the American workforce, including young workers. A growing number of public- and private-sector actors recognize the far-reaching impact of this unprecedented level of student debt on consumers' lives, and have taken steps to address some of the myriad challenges posed by this mounting debt."
In an increasingly tight labor market student loan assistance is one way businesses can differentiate themselves. The SHRM 2018 Employee Benefits Survey reports that only 4 percent of companies offer student loan assistance. This number hasn't increased since 2015, the first time SHRM started surveying about this question. Student loan assistance is a benefit that a crucial need for today's employees. It also is a strategic investment for businesses.
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Mother Earth and its atmosphere don't seem to interest people at large except on occasions of unusual happenings such as earthquake, unbearable heat, high levels of air pollution, excessive or scanty rains, hurricanes, tornados, forest fires and what have you. Reports appearing in dailies nowadays such as Chandrapur in Maharashtra records a high temperature of 48.6 degrees Celsius and is sizzling or the regions of the country's Northern part are freezing don't seem to generate the feeling of being spared discomfort on the part of Mysureans. To imagine that debates in various circles about the ongoing and impending changes in the make up of both Mother Earth and its atmosphere should interest more than a few in our region is asking for too much. The terms climate and weather have their precise meaning, although they seem to be taken as synonyms in common parlance. Climate is the statistics of weather over extended periods of time, measure or presented as the patterns of variation in atmospheric temperature as well as pressure, humidity, wind speed, particle count in the air and other meteorological variables in a given region. Weather, in a sense, is a matter of feeling the given state of climate.
It is only when weather causes discomfort, people tend to indulge in discussion about its 'why' and 'what.' The subject of climate change, both in specific regions of the planet earth and globally as a whole is being keenly observed and debated by the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), mostly taking stock of country-wise contributions to the ongoing change without apparently any sign of cracking the problem worsening year after year.
In an action by human populations all over the Earth that is neither amusing nor amazing, they are not only the perpetrators of causing climate change but also complaining about the weather's makeover from salubrious to scorching, such as in most urban spaces, for which Bengaluru serves as an eminent example. The proportion of urbanites in the country's total population is heading towards half-way mark. They are totally focussed on meeting their infrastructure needs which simply means more buildings to house offices, schools, hospitals, hotels, roads resulting in getting rid of green cover both within urban limits and intercity spaces. More residents in the cities, creation of more infrastructure and reduced scope for keeping the urban ambience cool are proceeding like an endless screw.
While the rustics are braving the extremes of weather and engaging themselves in their traditional callings, the urbanites are happily using up resources to protect themselves from the discomfort of extreme weather — air-conditioners in summer months and heaters in winter months. One cannot be faulted to remark that climate and weather in their nightmarish range between sizzling and shivering need to be taken more seriously than at present.


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Planning to explore Koh Samui, Thailand in your next vacation trip? OR Are you spending your precious time to enjoy holidays in Koh Samui? Are you missing full day Las Vegas type pool party in Thailand? Don't worry, there is a place in Samui where you can enjoy the Full day pool party which is slightly different than the night parties. The difference is a lot more water and minimum clothing.
If you love to wear or watch bikinis, showcasing your groovy moves on the dance floor and loud music; you are a suitable person to enjoy every moment of the party. Whether you are young or old, this party is for everyone. Pick out your bikini or bathing suit and get ready to have fun during Vegas-style pool party in Samui.
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High Park is a popular tourist spot to spend a full day enjoying 15+ different activities in Koh Samui. YES, it's true. From pool parties to water slides and wall climbing to zip line; you can enjoy your full day without getting bored. Among all activities, Full Day pool party is gaining more popularity and visitors enjoy a lot.
Please note that the entry for the High Park Pool Party is Free from 12 PM to 8 PM.
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Needless to say, world tourists, especially from the USA, know this party in a better way. Las Vegas is a hub for it. But there was no such type of party being held in Koh Samui. Finally, High Park has taken an initiative to arrange a party during day time to double the entertainment of visitors. The main attractions are the people wearing clothing as little as possible, ear-blasting music, dance styles, booze and a lot of water.
To get relaxation after dancing and splashing; bean bags are there to lie down on it and watch others enjoying the party. So, what are you waiting for? High Park is calling you to have fun throughout the day.
Along with Vegas-style Pool Party, High Park arranges a fabulous foam party too. Read More.
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TerraMaster participates in the 2019 Las Vegas CES Exhibition in the USA
The new TOS 4.0 system of TerraMaster's NAS incorporates ten significant improvements and benefits like visualization, access control, cloud synchronization and data clustering, among others, as well as six additional new features. These have been implemented in order to address the various requirements of both people and companies. Numerous freeware software programs are available for download at the TOS application Centre, facilitating the TNAS with infinite possibilities.
Since it was launched,the Intel Apollo NAS Series has proven itself to be significantly popular. The most up-to-date processers, the Intel Apollo lake J3455 as well as the J3355, are both incorporated into the new technology; accordingly, the performance and read–write speed of the series has been made hugely more effective. The application docker is also very simple and elementary to utilize.
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(WILMINGTON, Ohio)—Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz held the first-ever Inland Fish Ohio Day at Cowan Lake State Park in Wilmington on Saturday. The Governor fished on a boat with several of his family members.
"We had a great day fishing at Cowan Lake," said Governor DeWine. "In Ohio, we have world-class opportunities for boating and fishing, not only on Lake Erie, but also on our inland lakes, like Cowan Lake. We want to highlight opportunities for families to fish and spend time together at our inland lakes this summer."
"Ohio is such a wonderful place to live," said Director Mertz. "Our state offers families hundreds of lakes where they can spend a day relaxing, fishing, sailing, kayaking, or canoeing. Our inland lakes offer so much, and no matter where you are, there is a lake close to you!"
Attendees of the new Inland Fish Ohio Day enjoyed boating and fishing on the 700-acre Cowan Lake. Muskie, crappie, largemouth bass, catfish, and bluegill are plentiful at Cowan Lake.
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text: 207 Arctic Yearbook 2015 5. One interesting example of cooperation among the parliamentary assemblies is the fact that the Arctic Co-operation Programme for 2009 was consulted with the Sami parliaments (Bergman Rosamond 2011: 25). 6. The declaration made by the Second Conference, which took place in March 1996 in the Canadian city of Yellowknife, the tasks of the Standing Committee were to include: (1) monitoring the execution of recommendations and responsiveness of governments and international organizations to the requests of the Conference, (2) observing the process of consolidation of the Arctic Council and ensure an appropriate role and level of participation for parliamentarians in its work, and (3) probing for future forms of interparliamentary cooperation among the Arctic states and reporting on this topic at the following Conference (Conference of Parliamentarians of the Arctic Region 1996). References Bailes, Alyson J.K. (2014). Nordic and Arctic Affairs: Why is 'West Nordic' Cooperation in Fashion? Centre for Small State Studies IIA Reykjavik, Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence. (Small State Briefs). Available online at http://ams.hi.is/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/WhitePaper3.pdf, checked on 10/18/2014. Barents Parliamentary Conference (2013). Conference Resolution 6 th Barents Parliamentary Conference 23-24 April in Harstad, Norway. Available online at http://www.barentsinfo.fi/beac/docs/Parliamentary-Conference-2013-resolution-EN.pdf. Barentsobserver (2009). Parliamentarians highlight role of Barents Cooperation. Available online at http://barentsobserver.com/en/node/18786, checked on 5/22/2015. Bergman Rosamond, A. (2011). Perspectives on security in the Arctic area. Copenhagen: DIIS (DIIS Report, 2011:09). Bernstein, S. (2011). Legitimacy in intergovernmental and non-state global governance. Review of International Political Economy, 18(1): 17–51. DOI: 10.1080/09692290903173087. Bohlin, S. (2010). Introduction: How should we govern the Arctic? In Nordic Council of Ministers (Ed.): Arctic - Changing Realities. Conference arranged by the Nordic Council of Ministers 26 may 2010, Copenhagen, Denmark. Copenhagen: Nordic Council of Ministers; [eksp.] www.norden.org/order (ANP, 2010:758), pp. 27–29. Cofelice, A. (2012). International Parliamentary Institutions: Some Preliminary Findings and Setting a Research Agenda (UNU-CRIS Working Papers, W-2012/3). Available online at http://www.cris.unu.edu/fileadmin/workingpapers/W-2012-3bis.pdf. Conference of Parliamentarians of the Arctic Region (1996). Second Conference of Parliamentarians of the Arctic Region: Conference Statement. Yellowknife. Available online at http://www.arcticparl.org/files/static/conf2_statement.pdf, checked on 3/12/2015. CPAR (2014). Vice-Chair of SCPAR attended Arctic Council meeting in Yellowknife | Conference of Arctic Parlamentarians (CPAR) - News & Activities. Available online at http://www.arcticparl.org/announcements.aspx?id=6006&p=2, checked on 6/12/2015. Łuszczuk


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Fear of birth is becoming increasingly recognised as a clinical issue that can have profound effects on the mother and her experience of pregnancy and birth. Failure to identify women with fear of birth could lead to them feeling isolated and unsupported, and affect their psychological health and the health of their baby. There is, however, much confusion around terminology and no consensus on what constitutes fear (Richens, 2016), which makes it very difficult when attempting to assess prevalence and incidence of fear of birth or tocophobia.
Following a recent episode of Call the Midwife, there was a flurry of tweets on social media regarding the case of the woman depicted in the programme. These tweets confirmed the lack of understanding of fear of birth, tocophobia and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
The episode showed a woman having her second baby. This was not a planned pregnancy, and it became clear that she did not want to birth this baby, due to a previous traumatic forceps birth that resulted in flashbacks. The trauma and effects of the first birth were so severe that the woman had considered a termination. The question raised was, does this woman have secondary tocophobia, or PTSD?
The concept of fear of birth was introduced in 1980s (Areskog, 1981). Before this, fear of birth was not legitimised as a medical condition, as anxiety and fear were recognised as part of the transition to motherhood. Today, nearly four decades later, fear of birth is something that is better understood and accepted.
In the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (American Psychiatric Association (APA), 2000) the following statement was added, which highlighted the effect of stressful situations:
'Stressful situations in which a person had experienced, witnessed, or was confronted with an event that involved actual or threatened death or serious injury, or a threat to physical integrity of self or others.' (APA, 2000: 467)
The same year, tocophobia was described and classified as:
'When this specific anxiety (fear of parturition) or fear of death during parturition precedes pregnancy and is so intense that tokos (childbirth) is avoided whenever possible, this is a phobic state called "tokophobia".' (Hofberg and Brockington, 2000: 83).
It has been suggested that PTSD is a retrospective phenomenon following birth trauma (Leeds and Hargreaves, 2008). While it is recognised that PTSD is a separate psychological disorder to fear of birth, PTSD may be a consequence of a previous birth experience (Ayers, 2007), and it is possible that PTSD may coexist with a fear of subsequent pregnancy/birth, resulting also in secondary tocophobia.
The fact remains, however, that there is no agreed definition and there is often confusion when terms are used interchangeably. This suggests that there is a continuum of fear of birth, with anxiety at one end and tocophobia at the other.
Is is therefore essential that midwives acknowledge and understand tocophobia, fear of birth and PTSD and know how to support women experiencing these conditions.
Tocophobia is a complex condition, and women need to be supported by a range of health professionals, including perinatal mental health specialists.
To define fear of birth, it is important to try to understand what it is and how it has entered mainstream midwifery practice. Clinically, it is important to distinguish the differences between anxiety, fear of birth and tocophobia, so that, as with any medical condition, the problem can be identified and an effective treatment plan developed. A key challenge now is to differentiate between and diagnose anxiety, fear of birth and tocophobia, so that the most effective treatment can be provided to women. Assessing the differences between the conditions will be the first step towards the development of validated screening tools for diagnosis.
Note – this article appeared originally in the British Journal of Midwifery, March 2018, Vol 26, No 3
Acknowledgments: Centre for Nursing and Midwifery UCLH Fellowship Award
Areskog, B. Uddenberg, N. Kjessler, B. Fear of childbirth in late pregnancy. Gynecol Obstet Invest. 1981;12(5):262-6
American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th text revision edn). American Psychiatric Association. Washington DC: 2000
Ayers S. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. In: Cockburn J. Pawson ME (eds). Psychological Challenges in Obstetrics and Gynaecology:The Clinical Management. London: Springer Verlag; 2007: 131–40
Hofberg K, Brockington I.Tokophobia: an unreasoning dread of childbirth.A series of 26 cases. Br J Psychiatry. 2000; 176(1): 83-5
Leeds L, Hargreaves I.The psychological consequences of childbirth. J Reprod Infant Psychol. 2008; 26(2):108-22
Richens Y. Investigation into fear of birth using a mixed methods design. PhD Thesis, University of Manchester; 2016


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Bulgaria's Economy Minister Traikov said the cabinet is due to make key energy sector decisions in September. Photo by BGNES The Bulgarian government of the GERB party is going to decide in September whether to go ahead with the construction of the Belene Nuclear Power Plant, or to kill the project.
This was stated Sunday by the Bulgarian Minister of Economy, Energy, and Tourism, Traicho Traikov, who also told the Bulgarian National Radio that the cabinet had not given up the project.
"One of the major factors in our decision will be how much the electricity produced at Belene is going to cost. It will be more expensive than that produced at the Kozloduy Power Plant," Traikov said. In his words, Bulgaria had the cheapest electricity in Europe.
The Minister also announced that a new law for tourism was being drafted, and is due to be adopted by the Parliament in September.
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Non-heterosexual women who feel a disconnect between who they are attracted to and how they identify themselves may have a higher risk of alcohol abuse, according to a new study led by Amelia E. Talley, an assistant professor in Texas Tech University's Department of Psychological Sciences.
The American Sociological Association (ASA) filed an amicus curiae brief yesterday with the Supreme Court of the United States in the same-sex marriage cases currently pending before the court. The ASA's brief highlights the social science consensus that children raised by same-sex parents fare just as well as children raised by different-sex parents.
At the American Sociological Association's 110th Annual Meeting, Chicago will be the subject of several regional spotlight sessions in which leading sociologists will present research on and discuss topics related to the city, including public education, social inequality, criminal justice, migration, and gentrification.
Some 9 million American families lost their homes to foreclosure during the late 2000s housing bust, driving many to economic ruin and in search of new residences. Hardest hit were black, Latino, and racially integrated neighborhoods, according to a new Cornell University analysis of the crisis.
Led by demographer Matthew Hall, researchers estimate racial segregation grew between Latinos and whites by nearly 50 percent and between blacks and whites by about 20 percent as whites abandoned and minorities moved into areas most heavily distressed by foreclosures.
People whose sexual identities changed toward same-sex attraction in early adulthood reported more symptoms of depression in a nationwide survey than those whose sexual orientations did not change or changed in the opposite direction, according to a new study by a University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) sociologist.
More than 5,500 sociologists will convene in Chicago this August to explore ideas and scientific research relating to sexuality and many other topics, as part of the American Sociological Association's 110th Annual Meeting. This year's theme, "Sexualities in the Social World," shows the importance of research by sociologists in illuminating how social norms and social inequalities affect what sexual behavior is acceptable and who partners with whom.
Same-sex couples encounter more obstacles to treatment for infertility than opposite-sex couples, suggests a new study that will be presented at the 110th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association (ASA).
With the Supreme Court of the United States expected to rule imminently in the case of Obergefell v. Hodges, which addresses the matter of marriage equality and the constitutional status of state bans on same-sex marriage, the American Sociological Association (ASA) has a number of sociologists available to discuss same-sex marriage.
When members of the U.S. military leave the service, they tend to settle in neighborhoods with greater overall diversity than their civilian counterparts of the same race, according to a new study that will be presented at the 110th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association (ASA).
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Exmouth Nomads were 36-12 winners when they travelled to Bideford.
Testament to the current playing strength at the Imperial Ground it is quite something that, on a day when all three of the Cockles' senior sides were in action, the third XI were able to travel to North Devon with a squad of 18!
Nomads, playing for the first time in four weeks, started brightly and the opening try came when the Nomads forced a turnover on the Bideford 22-metre line and the backs showed quick hands to release prolific try scorer Ross Matthews to go over in the far corner.
Following a period of pressure by Bideford, the Nomads again stood strong and managed to march Bideford back to the halfway line.
What followed now in the game was extraordinary in that the referee took exception to a number of Exmouth players and dished out yellow cards to Leigh Ellis, Dave Wellbeloved and Charlie Garratt, leaving Nomads to play the following 10 minutes three men down!
However, despite the best efforts of the home side, the Nomads' defence, and particularly the work of the remaining back rowers Alex Hooper and Martin Westway, was outstanding.
Not to be outdone in the backs, Jake James-Graham and John Jo Burden marshalled the line well, equally dishing out big hits to frustrate Bideford.
Again Exmouth managed to turn over possession and the ball was fed to Bertie Hughes, and, in only his third senior outing for the season, he managed to step his way through a number of defenders and out-pace the cover defence to score an excellent try under the posts with the kick being successfully converted by Glen Layton.
Bideford hit back with a converted try and half-time arrived with Nomads leading 12-7.
The second half was a 'stop-start' affair with the referee getting maximum use out of his whistle!
The second half also saw Bideford use all 10 of their replacements!
The second-half tries were scored by the powerful duo of John Jo Burden and Dave Wellbeloved.
The Man of the Match award went to JJ Burden for an all-round outstanding display.
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Over the weekend, we had the amazing opportunity to be a part of The Swallow's Flight's pop-up event at As We Dwell in downtown LA. We also got to partake in our very first podcast experience with the Your Angry Neighborhood Feminist Podcast, hosted by Keegan and Madigan who were both so lovely and made chatting about Dead Girls by Alice Bolin (the topic of the episode) all the fun!
We got to meet tons of creative folks and had great conversations about books and everything in between. We drank delicious homemade tea blends and scored badass handmade goods (how did I live life without a batik cross-body water bottle satchel for so long?!)—all made with love by the super talented Arielle. And we closed the night out with a totally rad jam session from Bad Snacks!
After the super happy-making experience of this event, we are so pumped to take part in future collabs where we all get to nerd out about books and feminism and DIY, that it warms our little hearts.
Most awesome of all, it was just so cool to be part of something creative that supports other woman and their visions. ✊🏻💕✊🏽💕✊🏿
Tons of photos were taken (and more to come), so we wanted to share some them with you all. A HUGE thank you to Arielle and YANF for allowing us to be a part of such a special and magical event.
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It has been a busy two weeks at the Academy.
On the 19th November, we celebrated Anti-Bullying week by following the national theme "Choose Respect". The week gave all students the opportunity to shine a spotlight on the impact of bullying. All students were asked to think about the word respect and understand how to take individual and collective action in order to create a safe and enriching environment in which to learn. During Human and Life skills lessons, they were also asked to nominate their peers who'd shown excellence in 'Making a Difference' to the lives of other and those within our school community. This was celebrated through the creation of a mural led by our art club 'Fluxus' with help from Miss Kent. On Tuesday 20th November, students were also encouraged to wear odd socks for the day in order to symbolise the respect that we all have for the differences in all of us. Congratulations to all students who participated!
Students have been working incredibly hard in their lessons where they have completed assessments in all subjects. I am delighted with their perseverance and focus. As they receive their assessments back, the teachers will be congratulating them on how well they have done, and supporting them in understanding how they can continue to make progress in their learning. Parents will receive a report at the end of term with all of their assessment marks.
We have been learning about the environment and will very soon have our own ECO representatives from each house group. They will work with the whole school community on how we can continue to be environmentally friendly. The students are using a re-usable water bottle every day and are now recycling any food waste from break and lunch in a separate bin. On Friday 7Purple presented an excellent assembly on the environment for parents and students. I was very impressed with their creativity and confidence in communicating their message to the audience.
December is set to be a busy month.
On 13th December we have our Autumn Celebration Evening where all of the students will be performing to their parents and invited guests and sharing their highlights of the term.
The whole school are going to see A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic on 19th December which promises to be an excellent treat as it has had fantastic reviews.
On 20th December, students can wear a Christmas Jumper to school and pay £1 to raise money for Save the Children. In addition, the students can set up their own stall for a charity of their choice and sell biscuits, cakes, decorations or anything else they would like to make.
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