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York Creek Resident Appreciation Day 2016
York Creek once again hosted its annual Resident Appreciation Day much to the delight of the tenants and children.
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|A drenched fire chief with Community Policing Deputy Ryan Guernsey
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Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Opportunity to Get involved in Environmental Project
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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
June 14 - National Flag Day 2016
Tuesday is national Flag Day in the United States. While it is not a full-blown federal holiday, Flag Day is meant for Americans to recognize the importance of the flag and its place in U.S. history.
Especially now, Tim Lankford of the American Legion National Headquarters in Indianapolis told the Chicago Tribune.
His statement comes just days after the worst mass shooting in the country's history when Omar Mateen went on a rampage at the gay nightclub Pulse in Orlando, Florida, killing 49 people and injuring 53 others.
"We would hope, or I would hope, the flag symbolizes everything America stands for and its Constitution," Lankford told the newspaper.
Flag Day: June 14 (Tuesday) is national Flag Day in the United States.
Commemoration: The date commemorates the adoption of the U.S. flag on June 14, 1777. The entire week, through Saturday, is designated Flag Week.
National holiday: On May 30, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation for nationwide observance of Flag Day. In 1949, Congress passed legislation — signed by President Harry Truman — that made June 14 national Flag Day.
Flag display: The flag should be displayed from sunrise to sunset. If there is inclement weather, an all-weather flag should be used.
Orlando victims: President Barack Obama declared a national period of mourning for the victims of Sunday's mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, with the U.S. flag to be flown at half-staff until Thursday (June 16) at the White House and all public buildings, military posts and naval vessels, as well as at all U.S. embassies and other facilities abroad.
Can't lower flag to half-staff? The U.S. flag code doesn't specifically address what to do if a flag can't be flown at half-staff, such as those affixed to poles outside homes. U.S. Army Flag regulations allow for a black mourning streamer or ribbon to be attached to the top of the flag.
Flag etiquette: However, experts said it is not disrespectful to those in mourning if the flag is left in its normal position.
John Hartvigsen, president of the North American Vexillological Association, told the Chicago Tribune that the normal flying of a flag still would honor victims of Sunday's tragedy.
"It was not just an attack on the gay community and people in Florida, it was an attack on every American," Hartvigsen told the newspaper of the shooting.
U.S. flag facts: The U.S. flag is older than the Union Jack of Great Britain and the tri-color flag of France, according to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. It also is the only flag to have been flown on the moon,
Flag design: Legend has it that Pennsylvania seamstress Betsy Ross designed the flag.
Pledge of Allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Sources: Chicago Tribune, History.com, USFlag.org, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Voice of America
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Sunday, May 22, 2016
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BA (Hons) Design Crafts (Textiles)
Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, examinations may be replaced by an alternative form of assessment during the academic year 2020/2021. Please refer to the Programme Specification on these pages for further details.
This course includes the sandwich year options of:
*No fees are charged for this year
Key information
UCAS code
Institution code
School of study
School of Creative Arts
Course length
- Full Time, 3 Years
- Part Time, 6 Years
- Sandwich, 4 Years
- University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield
Entry requirements
UCAS points A Level BTEC 96 CCC - Including formal or informal qualifications in Art or Design MMM
Additional requirements
All students from non-majority English speaking countries require proof of English language proficiency, equivalent to an overall IELTS score of 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each band.
If you do not have the required IELTS or equivalent for direct entry on to your degree programme, our Pre-sessional English and International Foundation courses can help you to achieve this level.
For more details on the University of Hertfordshire's entry requirements, please visit our Undergraduate Entry Requirements page.
Find out more about International Entry Requirements.
The University of Hertfordshire is committed to welcoming students with a wide range of qualifications and levels of experience. The entry requirements listed on the course pages provide a guide to the minimum level of qualifications needed to study each course. However, we have a flexible approach to admissions and each application will be considered on an individual basis.
Professional accreditations
Ranked 10th in the country in the design and crafts section of the Guardian's 2017 University League Tables.
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Why choose this course?
- The Contemporary Design Crafts Textiles degree encourages fresh ideas, inventive use of materials and techniques, and awareness of contemporary markets.
- You establish and refine your interests in the field of textiles to reach the high level of skills demanded by the professional marketplace.
- Placements develop a versatile understanding of the workplace, establishing our graduates as contemporaries in a competitive professional market.
What's the course about?
This degree involves a practical workshop programme, establishing and refining your understanding of the tactile qualities and properties of materials and how they can be manipulated to express your ideas. In the First Year you'll learn contemporary approaches to designing and making across a range of 2D and 3D media. Then, in the Second Year, you'll focus your interests in order to reach the high level of refinement necessary for the professional marketplace.
The final year results in a production of richly diverse range of artifacts - such as experimental clothing and accessories, objects and surfaces for interiors, site-specific pieces and conceptual works for exhibition or commission. Our students produce a richly diverse range of artefacts, such as experimental clothing and accessories, objects and surfaces for interiors, site-specific pieces and conceptual works for exhibition or commission.
What will I study?
The course combines studio projects and practical workshop based sessions, where ideas and making are integrated. Students have a base studio, where design development, group tutorials, crits and presentations take place. The Critical and Cultural Studies modules combine lectures, workshops, seminars, and tutorials, and encourage a high level of debate and interaction. Students are encouraged to see their learning as an interactive experience, in which they play an active part, so that they emerge as resourceful and independent professionals, committed to pursuing their ambitions beyond graduation. The degree is staffed by practicing professionals, and Visiting Lecturers who regularly contribute specialist expertise.
You will work with traditional techniques and integrate new technologies in large workshops, with expert technical support. The workshops are the focus of the student experience our students are using the latest digital textiles printing, laser cutting and rapid prototyping equipment as well as the traditional equipped workshop to develop their practice.
A particular feature of the course is its practical workshop programme, establishing and refining your understanding of the tactile qualities and properties of materials and how they can be manipulated to express your ideas. This awareness and sensibility is also developed through progressive studio projects, providing an initial framework for individual research and creative interpretation, which eventually allows you to focus your interests and establish your unique identity.
Level 4
Module Credits Compulsory/optional Introduction to Core Design Skills 30 Credits Compulsory Introduction to Design Principles 30 Credits Compulsory Professional Design Studio (1) 30 Credits Compulsory Design Theory (L4) 30 Credits Compulsory
Level 5
Module Credits Compulsory/optional Core Design Skills (2) 30 Credits Compulsory Professional Design Studio (2) 30 Credits Compulsory Design Theory (L5) 30 Credits Compulsory Design Principles (TEXT) 30 Credits Compulsory Year Abroad 0 Credits Optional Professional Work Experience 30: Design 30 Credits Optional
Level 6
Module Credits Compulsory/optional Sandwich Year (Creative Arts) 0 Credits Compulsory Professional Design Studio (3) 30 Credits Compulsory Major Degree Project (TEXT) 60 Credits Compulsory The Degree Essay (L6) 30 Credits Compulsory Year Abroad 0 Credits Optional
Study abroad
This course offers you the opportunity to study abroad through the University's study abroad programme. Study abroad opportunities are available worldwide and in Europe under the Erasmus+ Programme.
Work placement
A period of work experience is a requirement in your second year of study. We encourage our students to think of themselves as versatile practitioners, able to adapt to the ever-changing contemporary market. The focus throughout level 5 is to identify markets for your interests, develop a personal direction with tutorial guidance, and establish external contacts. This requires a resourceful and enterprising attitude, a sense of ambition, and confidence based on self-reliance. The Professional Practice module is the basis for recognising these qualities, as well as preparing students to promote and present themselves professionally through CVs, and portfolio preparation.
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Student Blogs
Itziar - My Week at a Glance
My Week at a Glance
Most of our week hours are spent in the workshops. In our first year we have to do all four specialisms: jewellery, ceramics/glass and textiles. We also study Design Theory, which is the only subject that is taught every week. The practical subject workshops are run fortnightly, and they last the whole day, with taught time in the morning and tutorials/independent work time in the afternoon. So we have two week-plans: one week you may be doing textiles and ceramics, and the following one you will be learning jewellery skills and will have a group tutorial with the course leader.
The workshops are totally practical, and normally technical details are given as hand-outs by the lecturers. After the initial teaching (showing how to do), you practise the new technique, with the support of the tutor.
Once you have the knowledge and have done the necessary inductions in any extra machinery (normally taught by the technicians of each department), you can access the workshops and work independently any time in your free days. Some workshops require that you book your space in advance.
From the second year you choose one specialist subject and continue to do Design Theory. You are also engaged in seminars, which help 3rd year students present their projects to 2nd and 3rd year students. It is a very good experience to get used to talking about your work to others and get some useful feedback.
Besides attending course lectures or researching and preparing our projects and sketchbooks, there is plenty of time to get involved in the large number of extra curricular activities on offer, such as sports and clubs. Some people may have a part-time job, and there are also some opportunities to get paid to do work at university as proctors or ambassadors. Proctoring has been part of my weekly schedule, whilst as an ambassador I have worked at open days and interview days, which happen a few times a year.
All in all, the weeks consist on learning and practising through making. In other words, having fun! When assessment dates approach there is a bit more pressure, but in general I would say that if you keep a good weekly work management, there is plenty of time to enjoy your favourite sport, relax or simply have fun with your friends!
I personally keep the weekends for other activities: two or three weekends a month I volunteer at a charity and coach hockey to young players with learning difficulties. They give me the energy to start a new uni week!
Student Blogs
Itziar - Guide to the Facilities
Guide to the Facilities
As a student of Design Crafts, during your first year you will be introduced to the main tools and machinery required to follow the jewellery, ceramic/glass and textile workshops. When you go to the jewellery workshop you can borrow one of the toolboxes with the basic jeweller's tools: pliers, files, punches… In the jewellery space you will also find a rolling mill, a fly press, a soldering area, enamelling kilns, polishing station, and all the other bits that a jeweller needs to form and finish their pieces. In textiles you will be using sewing machines, dyes, and you will have access to the digital printer, the digital embroidery machines, felting machines, screen printing facilities… In ceramics you will be introduced to hand building techniques and you will also be taught to use the pottery wheels. There are a number of kilns, struders, glazes, oxides, and everything you can imagine to create ceramic pieces. The basic tools (knifes, kidneys…) are available to use in the workshop.
Once you know the basics techniques of each discipline, the technicians will be able to induct you to the more specialized machines.
2D and 3D workshops
As a student of the Creative Arts School, you have access to any of the 2D and 3D workshops within the School. In textiles you will learn printmaking techniques that may include the use of the Albion presses within the 2D workshop to produce block printed textile pieces. As part of your course you will also learn to use band-saws and other wood cutting and sanding machines, and you will be encouraged to use the laser cutters, 3D printers and the vinyl cutter. The 3D metal room has a workspace with basic tools that can be used after the workshops have closed in the evening. They also have dedicated metal cutting, shaping and polishing machinery that you can be inducted to.
All the spaces run very useful extra workshops that I would encourage you to do, as they teach you techniques that you may find very useful one day.
The Art Shop
There is a shop in the Arts building that stores all the basics you may need during your studies. Your tutors and the technicians will also be able to recommend specialized shops and websites where you can find what you are looking for.
Loan room
You need a Wacom tablet? A DSLR camera? Want to try some video and you don't have the equipment? The loan room is the place to go. They store a very large list of equipment that you can borrow for the day, or a few days.
If you need to take photographs like a pro, you can also book one of the photography studios and borrow lighting… Visit the loan room and find out everything that you can borrow for future projects.
Computers and printing
The School has a few areas where you will be able to use PC or Mac computers as well as a number of printer/scanners. Some of the computers have the latest specialized 2D and 3D, music and film software installed.
The LRC
You can find the same computing/software facilities in the LRC, in case you need to work during the school closing times.
There is also a very broad selection of books related to crafts and design, art and all the other disciplines that are taught within the University of Hertfordshire. It also has great facilities to work in groups sharing a large display or read quietly in one of their comfy sofas!
Student Blogs
Itziar - Why I chose Herts
Why I Chose Herts
Hi! I am Itziar and I will be entering my final year at jewellery. My family and I have been living in Hertfordshire for a few years. Because of my personal circumstances, staying local was quite important. I was excited to go through university experience again, this time as a mature student. However, as I had to finance it myself, my choice had to tick quite a number of boxes.
I attended a UCAS fair with a few friends out of curiosity, just to see how it would feel to consider doing some art course at uni. It was an eye opening experience. There was quite an ample choice in the area, more than we had imagined. Unfortunately, when we went to inquire about the course that they offered, most universities (prestigious or not) had very little or no information. Some of their ambassadors didn't even know that the courses we were inquiring about existed at their universities! Very disappointing. We ended up having to pick up quite a load of brochures to do our research back at home (something we could have done online without having to travel to London).
The day was saved by the very vibrant and colourful team of ambassadors and staff representing the School of Creative Arts at the University of Hertfordshire. They managed to answer most of our questions: finances, facilities, timetables, how the courses could work around family life... and we even got engaged in a rather picturesque discussion with one of their members. All in all, a very good impression of what was likely to be our experience if we decided to come to Herts. Besides this positive starting point, the prospect of spending a year having a go at four disciplines was a winner for me. In fact, although I applied to do the ceramics BA, by the time we were starting our second year and we had to make a choice, I had already been convinced that jewellery was the way to go. Great decision, it seems!
Another point that I think students who come here are likely to enjoy is the proximity to London. Only 20 mins from central London, one can easily enjoy the advantages of the big city: concerts, exhibitions, sport events… or anything else you may think about! If you prefer quietness, there are lots of pretty towns and villages around, and great pubs along beautiful walks in the countryside.
Whatever your taste, there is something waiting for you at the University of Hertfordshire.
What's next for my career?
The degree can potentially lead to a wide range of career opportunities, from small business, to design for manufacture, unique artifacts for exhibition and commission, museums and collectors, running workshops, teaching, curating and retail, journalism and styling, as well as postgraduate study
With a focus on fresh ideas, using materials and techniques in inventive ways and understanding contemporary markets, this course helps you reach a professional level.
The degree can potentially lead to a wide range of career opportunities, from small business, to design for manufacture, unique artifacts for exhibition and commission, museums and collectors, running workshops, teaching, curating and retail, journalism and styling, as well as postgraduate study.
Our graduates have gone on to teach, curate, set up their own businesses and even showcase their work at the Royal Academy, the London Art Fair, Liberty London and through the Craft Council's Hothouse Makers programme.
Key staff
Ms Antje Illner
Her focus is in 3D applied arts, with particular interest between traditional craft skills and new technology methods within production. Her practice includes working as a jewellery designer and design consultant.
Further information - includes assessment method
Course fact sheets BA (Hons) Design Crafts (Textiles) Download BA (Hons) Design Crafts (Textiles) Download Programme specifications BA (Hons) Design Crafts Download BA (Hons) Design Crafts Download Additional information
Sandwich placement or study abroad year
Applications open to international and EU students
How to apply?
International applicants
Apply through our international application portal
Home and EU applicants
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Fees and funding
Fees 2020
UK/EU Students
Full time
- £9250 for the 2020/2021 academic year
Part time
- £1155 per 15 credits for the 2020/2021 academic year
International Students
Full time
- £13000 for the 2020/2021 academic year
Part time
- £1625 per 15 credits for the 2020/2021 academic year
*Tuition fees are charged annually. The fees quoted above are for the specified year(s) only. Fees may be higher in future years, for both new and continuing students. Please see the University's Fees and Finance Policy (and in particular the section headed "When tuition fees change"), for further information about when and by how much the University may increase its fees for future years.
View detailed information about tuition fees
Read more about additional fees in the course fact sheet
Other financial support
Find out more about other financial support available to UK and EU students
Living costs / accommodation
The University of Hertfordshire offers a great choice of student accommodation, on campus or nearby in the local area, to suit every student budget.


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HCL is a business enterprise with presence in the fields of technology and healthcare. Founded in 1976 as one of India's original IT garage startups, the HCL enterprise currently comprises three companies in India - HCL Technologies, HCL Infosystems and HCL Healthcare with annual revenues of US$ 6.5 billion and over 95,000 professionals from diverse nationalities operating across 31 countries including over 500 points of presence in India. In the technology space, HCL's offerings span a wide range of software and hardware services and solutions including R&D, Technology Services, Enterprise and Applications Consulting, Remote Infrastructure Management, IT Hardware, Systems Integration, Distribution of Technology and Telecom Products. A new entrant in Healthcare, HCL aims to provide innovative medical services, products and training to meet the growing demand for quality Healthcare in India.
In Poland we started our operations in 2007. Our operation in Poland primarily revolves around the global technical support centre through which we provide multilingual Infrastructure Management Support to our clients. Apart from providing multilingual technical support in 15 languages, we also work on technology based projects for our clients.
Due to our growing business needs we are looking for:
Ideal candidate will have 2-3 years of experience on the similar role (IT Helpdesk)
- Managing user account across applications running on various platforms like Windows, Active Directory, Exchange
- To create and administer LAN accounts of the users
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- To provide permissions to the user as required by them
- To Standardize the network resources as per the client requirement
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- System Administrator for the User Account Maintenance and Incident Management Systems including general housekeeping
- Create E-mail account for the users and administer them
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- Creation and administration of Global groups
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Technical Requirements
- Working knowledge of applications running across multiple platforms like Windows, Exchange etc.
- Understand of ITIL processes
- Experience in UNIX/Mac environment
- Working knowledge of Ticketing system for Incident management
- Defining processes and implementing them as per need.
- Analytical and Root cause analysis
- User account creation for Active Directory, Exchange Mailboxes, Distribution lists
- VPN and remote dial-in users
- Servers: Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows 2008
- Knowledge of Active Directory, Exchange 2003/2007
- Windows Operating systems, Mac OS
- Clients: Windows7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, OS X
- Knowledge of ITSM ticketing tools such as Remedy, HP Service Center, Peregrine Service Center, SNOW
Soft Skills
- Good communication and conversation skills (Verbal and Written)
- Fluent English (min C1) is a must-have, any other European language nice to have
- Should have a great customer handling skills
- Able to handle unforeseen situations
- High level of acceptance
- Can drive HCL's value and its methodology
Other Skills / Experience
- Ability to successfully provide hardware/software/network problem analysis and resolution support over the phone
- Personal dedication to providing high quality, superior service at all times. Ability to finish what is started is a must
- Ability to integrate as a cross-functional, team player in a fast-paced environment where all information is shared
- Ability to learn new information quickly and the willingness to do so at all times
- Customer Focus
- Teamwork
- Technical Expertise
- Interpersonal Effectiveness
- Concern for Order and Quality
Years of Experience
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- Relavant: 2 - 3+ years of help desk/desk side, customer service, and support experience with problem solving involving hardware,
Certification requirements
- Preffered MCP/MCSE/MCSA
- ITIL knowledge of V2 or V3 especially on Service Desk, Incident, Problem, and Change Management preferred
We offer:
- Life insurance
- Private medical health
- MultiSport Card
- Clear career path in a growing multinational organization
Job type: permanent, full time
HCL Poland
HCL's global delivery center in Krakow was established in 2007. It works with several Fortune 500 firms, primarily offering multilingual global technical support. Today, we assist more than 65 customers in 25 different languages and are present in Krakow and Wroclaw.
HCL Technologies helps global enterprises reimagine their businesses for the digital age. Through innovative technology solutions built around Digital, IoT, Cloud, Automation, Cybersecurity, Analytics, Infrastructure Management and Engineering Services, amongst others, we solve complex business problems for our clients. We are a 'next-generation' technology firm, driven by a unique Mode 1-2-3 strategy that not only acts as our roadmap for the future, but also a powerful model for any enterprise looking to thrive in this age of disruption.
HCL operates out of 45 countries with over 149,000+ ideapreneurs from 140 nationalities and has consolidated revenues of USD 9.7 billion, for 12 Months ended 31st Dec 2019.


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Sun is streaming inside, the smell of coffee and flowers tease the nostrils, staff are busy, customers are happy.
I'm inside Coffee and Flowers, in Maclean St, Paraparaumu Beach, which is a small shop getting back on its feet after the Covid-19 crisis.
Manager Jackie Gardner is taking coffee orders, barista Billie Wilkinson is cranking out the coffees, and florist Rowan Cotterill is arranging a bunch of flowers.
Spirits are high.
There's also a sense of relief that the business is on the rebound from the crisis which brought the country to a shuddering halt.
They had opened eight weeks before lockdown and were doing well.
"And then lockdown four happened and we shut everything down that day," Gardner said.
"After all that time setting everything up, attracting new customers and creating a really good vibe, is was pretty heartbreaking to close the door."
The shop was closed throughout level four lockdown and then for the first week of alert level three.
"So we were closed for five weeks in the end."
Gardner said the closure put a lot of pressure on the owners especially.
"We had just opened and had a new team. I think it put a lot of pressure on the owners to manage it.
"For me it was more the uncertainty around what the future was going to be and whether it was going to be able to pick up and open again.
"It was just a matter of seeing what happened."
Thankfully the business reopened with health protocols in place.
"It was about finding your feet again. We literally had to set it up again from scratch.
"It was like starting again afresh."
And importantly customers are coming back.
"I've been overwhelmed with the amount of support the local community has given us. It has been absolutely amazing.
"Like people walking past and saying 'I'll support local' and buying a bag of coffee beans.
"It's incredible — it really is.
"And we've been busy every single day."
There would be challenges ahead but there was optimism.
"My gut instinct says we're going to be okay.
"We've got strong community support around us, it's a good coffee and good brand [Dark Horse], and Love Stomp Floral do amazing reasonably-priced flowers."


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Nursing Leadership, 32(1) March 2019: 60-73.doi:10.12927/cjnl.2019.25848
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Guidance for Ethical Leadership in Nursing Codes of Ethics: An Integrative Review
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There has been limited attention to ethical leadership for formal nurse leaders around the world. Assuming that codes of ethics provide meaningful standards of what is expected of health professionals, what specific guidance for ethical leadership is available to formal nurse leaders in national nursing codes of ethics? We conducted an integrative review of national nursing codes of ethics for 131 member countries of the International Council of Nurses (ICN). In the ICN Code, nurse managers/leaders are highlighted for their role in ethical practice. With the exception of the US, no other country code focuses as much attention on formal nurse leaders. While all country codes (except the United States) implicitly group nurses, practitioners and managers together, most codes do not provide meaningful guidance for formal nurse leaders. The level of ethical guidance provided to formal nurse leaders in national nursing codes of ethics is lacking. However, creating a separate code of ethics for formal nurse leaders is not the answer. Rather, including specific guidance in nursing codes of ethics not only informs nurses about what they can expect of nurse leaders but also allows formal nurse leaders to use the code with their own senior leaders, conveying what their professional body expects of them.
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The Essence & Power of Evil
The horrendous events of September 11 confront us with a reality even more disturbing than our apparent vulnerability to terrorist attacks. They require us to reexamine our entire understanding of the nature of reality.
In the face of unimaginable catastrophe there has been much talk about tragedy, human suffering, heroism, cowardice, patriotism, and resisting hatred, all of which are true as far as they go.
But events now confront us with realities so enormous that little can be said, and our culture's ultimate failure is that it actively works against the ability to understand such things. As most Westerners view reality, there i . . .


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Jealousy Is Cruel
Jealousy is an emotion that causes people to do things that are often cruel. Anyone who has brothers or sisters at some time or another have had a moment when they were envious of their sibling. When you have eleven brothers that are jealous of you, this only compounds the problem.
Joseph: Israel's Favorite
That was the case for Joseph in Genesis 37. In verses 3-11, we learn the reason why Joseph's brothers were jealous of him. First of all, his father Israel loved Joseph more than any of the other brothers; so much so, that his father even gave him a multi-colored tunic (a very high-end item of the time). I wonder if Joseph had the option to not accept the gift; if he had, he probably wouldn't have taken it. If you are the center of attention, you really don't pay attention to how it affects others.
Joseph: Favored by God
It was not enough for the brothers that Joseph was favored by their father; but also he was also shown favor from God! This favor was shown in the visions that Joseph received of the future in which it showed the brothers paying respect to him. Now I often wondered why the brothers took Joseph's dreams so seriously, after all they could've been just delusions of grandeur on Joseph's part. They probably thought so after the first dream, but when Joseph had a second one that was similar to the first, they probably began to see the pattern; and patterns are usually from God.
Consuming Jealousy
The envy of Joseph's brothers consumed them to the point that they wanted to kill him. This almost came to be in verses 18-27. Fortunately there were calm minds among the brothers, but that didn't stop them from treating Joseph cruelly. They off his expensive tunic and dumped him into an empty well and left them in there as they had lunch.
The Cover-Up
I wondered what would they have done after they had finished eating. No doubt there would have been consequences for what they did, Joseph would certainly tell Israel what they did to him. The didn't want to kill him, but they also didn't want to get in trouble; what are they going to do? The third option came in the form of passing by Ishmaelites; they would sell their brother into slavery and create a cover story saying that Joseph was killed by a wild animal.
All is Well in the World?
I am sure that the brothers felt really good about what they did. They got rid of their annoying brother Joseph without having to kill him; and what's more, their father will never know the truth and so there will be no consequences. Or so they thought.
Consequences to Jealousy
There are always negative consequences to acts done out of jealousy. Verses 31-35 describes what happened when the brothers told their lie to their father to cover up their sin. Israel was heart broken to the point that he wanted to die right then and there so that he could be with his son Joseph; and nothing that the brothers could do can bring comfort to him. So I could imagine that the good feelings that they had when they had done the deed had turned to guilt and remorse; and what's worse there was no way to fix the problem.
The Cure to Jealousy
When we decide to go and perform anything that we know is wrong, we become so focused on fulfilling our selfish desire that we don't count the damage that it would cause to others. Jealousy is a dangerous gateway sin and it must be put in check before it can escalate to other sins. To put it away from ourselves, we must have a positive view of our value. We may not be valuable to some of the people around us; but in the eyes of God, we are all special. Hold on to this truth and jealousy will depart and contentment will take its place.


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We are two days beyond this year's celebration of Christmas, a good opportunity to share an article that appeared on December 23rd of last year in The New York Times. Its author was Peter Wehner, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, who served in the previous three Republican administrations and is a contributing opinion writer of the Times. Wehner writes about grace, the "most unique characteristic" of the religion founded by the person whose birth we celebrated on Wednesday. The meaning of "grace" has been much debated among Christian denominations throughout the centuries, but Wehner's treatment of it is a direct and simple one – grace is about love and mercy given to us beyond anything we deserve!
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In his book "What's So Amazing About Grace?" Philip Yancey describes a conference on comparative religions where experts from around the world debated which belief, if any, was unique to the Christian faith. C.S. Lewis happened to enter the room during the discussion. When he was told the topic was Christianity's unique contribution among world religions, Lewis responded: "Oh, that's easy. It's grace."
Lewis was right. No other religion places grace at its theological center. It was a revolutionary idea; as Mr. Yancey puts it, grace "seems to go against every instinct of humanity." We are naturally drawn to covenants and karma, to cause and effect, to earning what we receive.
Grace is different. It is the unmerited favor of God, unconditional love given to the undeserving. It's a difficult concept to understand because it isn't entirely rational. "Grace defies reason and logic," as Bono, the lead singer of U2, put it. "Love interrupts, if you like, the consequences of your actions."
There's a radical equality at the core of grace. None of us are deserving of God's grace, so it's not dependent on social status, wealth or intelligence. There is equality between kings and peasants, the prominent and the unheralded, rule followers and rule breakers.
If you find yourself in the company of people whose hearts have been captured by grace, count yourself lucky. They love us despite our messy lives, stay connected to us through our struggles, always holding out the hope of redemption. When relationships are broken, my wife Cindy told me, it's grace that causes people not to give up, to extend the invitation to reconnect, to work through misunderstandings with sensitivity and transparency.
You don't sense hard edges, dogmatism or self-righteous judgment from gracious people. There's a tenderness about them that opens doors that had previously been bolted shut. People who have been transformed by grace have a special place in their hearts for those living in the shadows of society. They're easily moved by stories of suffering and step into the breach to heal. And grace properly understood always produces gratitude.
Of course, grace can easily be exploited by people who don't want to be held accountable for their misdeeds; the theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer referred to this as "cheap grace." Nor is it easy to balance grace with the requirements of justice. We obviously can't organize society entirely around the concept of grace. Yet the problem today is more the absence of grace than its presence.
It's easy to understand why. Living a grace-filled life is hard. Most of us, when we feel wronged, want payback. Our first impulse, when hurt or offended, is to strike out, justifying our anger in the name of fairness. We forget the words of Edward Herbert (the poet George's brother), "He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass himself," and we forget that only grace can break the cycle of ancient hatreds among peoples. (It is notable that while I have regretted not granting grace to others, I've never once regretted extending it.)
When Mr. Yancey was young, he rejected the church for a time because he found so little grace there. There is a tendency among many people of faith to come across as holier than thou, more eager to judge than to forgive. Jesus encountered this throughout his ministry, which helps explain why he was more comfortable in the company of the unclean and reviled, the lowly and the outcast, than religious authorities. The odds are that you know people who have had scars of ungrace inflicted upon them by the Christian church. Yet when we see grace in action — whether in acts of extravagant, indiscriminate love, in radical self-giving, or in showing equanimity in the face of death — it can move us unlike anything else.
In 2014, Steve Hayner, my spiritual confidant, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Upon learning it had spread, Steve wrote, "In all probability, the remainder of my life on this earth is now to be counted in weeks and months." (He died in January 2015.) Steve acknowledged that pain and death are reminders of the nature of our broken world. Yet he went on to say: "There is a much bigger story of which this is only a tiny part. And it is God's story of love, hope, forgiveness, reconciliation, and joy. We went into this journey choosing to trust God and to offer our fears to God. We've been so grateful for the freedom from fear and the abundance of peace that we have experienced." He added, "There are, of course, times of discouragement, grief, pain, and wonder. After all, there are a lot of unknowns ahead of us."
I sent Steve's reflections to my friend Jonathan Rauch, who responded, "It's letters like this — the wisdom, the grace — that make me wish I weren't an atheist."


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Iran's Khosh Honar ensemble wins gold medal at Bulgaria World Folk 2019
TEHRAN – The Iranian ensemble Khosh Honar led by musician Aidin Bayat has won the gold medal at the 9th edition of the World Championship of Folklore – World Folk 2019 held in the Bulgarian town of Nessebar.
The ensemble also received a special award presented by Nessebar Mayor Nikolay Dimitrov for their noble presentation of folklore art.
The group was also granted a diploma for their honorable presentation by the organizers.
Khosh Honar was also nominated for the Golden Orpheus, the grand prize of the festival, but failed to win the honor.
The ensemble features children between ages 8 to 15, including Sarina Aqdam on santur, Erfan Aqdam on percussion, Arad Vahed, Amir-Ali Nadi, Baranush Sharifi and Alireza Aqdam on tar and Arsham Musavi on oud.
Tombak players Alireza Vahed, percussionist Nita Majlesi and kamancheh player Samaneh Bayat were the adult musicians of the group during the performances at the contest.
Ensembles from Bosnia, China, Cyprus, Romania, South Korea, Latvia, Russia and Bulgaria went on stage during the festival, which was held from August 22 to September 1.
Photo: Members of Khosh Honar ensemble pose after receiving their awards at the 9th World Championship of Folklore - World Folk 2019 in Nessebar, Bulgaria on September 1, 2019.


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Attention CBC Members!
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I have a button with a menu, and in that menu there is another button with a menu. The problem is, when the nested menu is opened, the original menu automatically gets closed. Here is a JSFiddle demonstrating the issue: http://jsfiddle.net/qc8bq/1/
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STREET SENSE February 24 - March 8, 2016
OPINION: Lessons of Hope By Ken Martin, Vendor/Artist
Ann Marie Staudenmaier, Tyrone Roper, Gerald Anderson, Jennie Simpson and Armando Trull. PHOTO BY KEN MARTIN.
Panel Analyzes District's Criminalization of Homelessness By Michael Brice-Saddler Editorial Intern In an effort to curb the criminalization of homelessness in D.C., Street Sense hosted a panel discussion on Thursday, February 11, at the Church of the Epiphany. Panelists illustrated the ways homelessness has been criminalized locally and offered ways in which the audience of 85 community members could hold their government accountable. "When we say criminalization, we're talking about laws and ordinances enacted by cities and jurisdictions that prevent daily activities done in public," said panelist Jennie Simpson, a policy analyst at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. People experiencing homelessness are impacted by laws that restrict many things we take for granted, Simpson said. This list includes everyday activities such as naps, bathing, and sleeping. Ann Marie Staudenmaier, a staff attorney at the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless, noted that although panhandling is constitutionally protected, D.C. outlaws "aggressive" panhandling — meaning this activity is not permitted at any metro stops or within 10 feet of an ATM machine. Police in D.C. will often use these panhandling policies to threaten peaceful panhandlers, according to Staudenmier, making life more difficult for the homeless than it already is. Tyrone Roper, an expert on the behavioral health system, was able to provide
additional context through his experiences as the associate director of criminal justice for Behavioral Health System Baltimore.
Panelist Tyrone Roper. PHOTO BY KEN MARTIN
Roper noted that in order to help the homeless, more guidance is needed within shelters and court systems. In Baltimore, Roper said, people without homes are connected with services through courts and shelters to get them treatment or assistance if it is needed. The panel also included Street Sense vendor and author Gerald Anderson, who recounted his experiences battling home-
lessness and times where he saw innocent people being mistreated by city police. "A lot of people don't have anywhere to stay," Anderson said, recounting a story of a homeless woman who was disrespected by police and had her belongings nearly thrown away. "There are two sides to every story." WAMU's senior reporter Armando Trull interviewed and moderated the group. When asked by audience members what the average person can do to end the criminalization of homelessness in D.C., panelists implored them to familiarize themselves with local legislation and get involved in local politics. "Go to city council meetings, have your voice heard," Simpson said. "That's one of the most powerful ways to change things around you at a local level." "It's always been on my heart to reach out to the homeless population and see what I can do to help," said audience member Pia Clark, who was told about the panel by a friend. "But getting involved with our city council and reaching out to local officials — that's something that has never crossed my mind." Clark's views were echoed by others in attendance. "I'm definitely going to get a hold of the mayor's office and the deputy mayor's office and send them a note," audience member Roger Munter said.
It is an honor for me to serve my community in any capacity. It was a pleasure and a privilege to serve in the capacity of outreach worker. I'm not really up for the door knocking, recruiting, one on one, "make em shamed," fire and brimstone" work of the eighties. Sounds worse than it was... I worked to increase voter registration, adult literacy, college enrollment, employment, consumer education, sobriety and other forms of self-improvement. To say these were easy tasks without the benefit of today's technological advances would be a gross understatement. Alas (I love to use that word), those were less selfish times. Pardon me: I should be more PC and say these days people are consumed with self-interest. No. That's not Politically Correct! It's true, though not PC. I digress. An elder's privilege. The Forum Committee: Julia Zur, Martha Johnson, Rachael Buck, Shira Heard, Laura Mandeville, Elizabeth Gary,Garrett Koller, Nicholas Parrish, Justin Feltman, Kaitlin Estill, Hope Ann, and Sasha Williams are inspiring young citizens who seek to — and actually do — change the world! They post and pin and tweet and link and do stuff that makes networking, social. More to my understanding, they educate all who will listen by providing quality information about the non-domiciled (PC for homeless) from unimpeachable sources. This committee, consisting of members as intelligent as their guests and as humble as the target population they voluntarily assist, does a lot and asks very little. Following each forum the audience is asked to commit to an action by posting their name tags to involvement boards. How many actually follow through, I do not know. What I do know is that Lessons of Hope are given to the audience. As are handouts, solutions, communicative network, service opportunities, qualified mentorship and motivation to contribute. I know because I attended one forum and have been with them ever since!
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After flowering I may trying planting it out in the vegetable area in the hope that it will flower again next year
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After flowering I may trying planting it out in the vegetable area in the hope that it will flower again next year
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What a great way to end our day and last evening here in Guatemala. After saying our goodbyes to our great friends Lori and Timothy Sunday in Guatemala City we hit the road headed towards the border with Honduras. We'll be crossing over tomorrow and are looking forward to seeing Daniel and DorothyContinue reading "Down on the farm in Guatemala"
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Story and photos by Scott Woodhams Wow! What an amazing day! We spent the day working with an organization (Guatemala house), that we have had the privilege to be with before in Guatemala. This morning started with building rebar ladders for the foundation of a new bathroom, for a single mom. She lives in aContinue reading "Our Mission work"
Story by Scott Woodhams Photo's by Bernard Barbour One thing I love about traveling, is spontaneity. If you allow yourself to veer off course and explore the unknown, it is common to be pleasantly surprised at what you find. Yesterday, was another one of those incidences. We had heard about a Castillo (castle) near whereContinue reading "Spontaneity"
Horsing around in Ixpampajul
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Stopping the flow of goods and services, between Belize and Guatemala…… not intentionally.
Our border crossing into Guatemala went as expected. Leaving Belize we were approached by the money exchangers. " Quetzales, Quetzales, Quetzales" they shouted to get our attention. There is no bank or ATM at the western border between Belize and Guatemala so it's a common practice to exchange some money with them in order to payContinue reading "Stopping the flow of goods and services, between Belize and Guatemala…… not intentionally."
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The European Auto Show is annual event held at Plaza Frontenac. It brings car clubs and owners from all across the region to show off their cars, classics or moderns. Spectators can browse through all the cars at the show with judges and volunteers pick the best car of the show. This event every year benefits and raises money the children of Shriner's Children Hospital of St. Louis.
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Amateur Gardening|October 12, 2019
NOW is the time to give your borders a boost by planting perennials, and if you feel your garden could be more relaxing, blue is the colour to go for. Shades of azure, cobalt, lavender and indigo imbue flowerbeds with a palpable calm, and many blue flowers are brimming with nectar, in turn luring wildlife into the garden.
In colour therapy, blue is said to create peace. It's also a maternal colour, used in religious painting to represent the Madonna and mother goddesses. Garden designers love blue because it gives a sense of depth and space, and can be used to offset brighter shades such as red.
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Guest, Chloe Bean
I am a Berklee College of Music graduate, which I attended on scholarship. Based in Los Angeles, I work as a songwriter/composer, session vocalist, and performer.
One of my favorite experiences in music happened on my tour with the Piedmont Children's Choir in 2002 to Cuba, where I met and sang for Fidel Castro!
I sing, play piano, guitar, and produce and compose music. Currently I work with multiple writers in the US and UK, and my music has been heard on Bravo TV shows. I've lived and performed in Boston, New York, and LA, and SF, and I toured the UK last year to play some solo shows and hope to venture out again soon!
I enjoy traveling and meeting new people, to continue to explore this wonderful earth while sharing the love of music and connection.


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It seems as if Lionel Messi breaks a goalscoring record every other week, such is his mindblowing knack for finding the back of the net. He became Barcelona's all time leading scorer at the age of 24, broke Gerd Muller's 39 year old record for the most goals scored in a single season (73), and is the all time leading scorer in La Liga. Real Madrid have found the going tough in La Liga so far this season, with Zinedine Zidane's side way off the pace set by Barcelona. But Cristiano Ronaldo has rediscovered top form going into. Over 600 career goals, 10 La Liga titles,. is comfortably the top scorer with 26 goals to Ronaldo's second-best of 18 .. with eight goals in seven LaLiga games so far this season,.
Goal.com's La Liga Team of the Season so far: Cristiano Ronaldo joins Lionel Messi in attack as Real Madrid & Barcelona dominate the selection Let's have a look at all his stats and records so far : Cristiano Ronaldo Stats.. he has played 915 games and scored 658 goals so far with 0.72 goals per game.. La Liga 2019-20.
Ronaldo bags two goals in his Primera Liga debut against Moreirense in October, aged 17. The following month, he meets Arsene Wenger at the Arsenal training ground, but a move doesn't. By Ralph Chery . Star strikers Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suarez and Antoine Griezmann have scored less goals combined than Antonio Sanabria—Real Betis 21-year-old striker—so far this season in La Liga, tallying six goals cumulatively, one less than the young Betis forward.
Spanish La Liga top scorers. Showing assists, time on pitch and the shots on and off target. His 12 goals have come in just nine starts, a tally that leaves him ahead of Karim Benzema as La Liga's top scorer so far - the Real Madrid star having made four more appearances for Barca's title.
Ronaldo, Alisson and the top. The Portugal man is Sevilla's top scorer in La Liga with eight goals to date,. Felipe has helped himself to eight goals and two assists so far in the season,. In four of his eight full La Liga seasons so far, he has finished with a better goals than appearances record - the highpoint of which was 2014-15 where he scored an amazing 48 times in 35 league.
It's time to talk about the Top 5 La Liga transfers of the summer transfer window this far in the pre-season, we'll tell you all about them. With a new La Liga season upon us, there is no better time than right now to talk about the Top 5 transfers that have been completed this far in the summer. This was Ronaldo's 9th goal in the ongoing La Liga. He is currently the second highest goal scorer in the competition. The Barca striker Lionel Messi has scored the most number of goals in the tournament so far i.e. 11 goals. Earlier, Madrid took the lead of 1-0 in the 11th minute of the match with the goal of Gonzalo Higuain.
As we approach half of the season in La Liga 2019-20, we tell you about the Top 5 overrated players that we've encountered so far.. The Spanish La Liga is about to return this weekend, we had the idea to talk about the Top 5 most overrated players of the season so far. Lionel Messi vs. Cristiano Ronaldo: Comparing Their 2013 Stats so Far. With the two topping the La Liga. attempting only three shots—and two of them ended up as goals. Ronaldo was. FC Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi is streets ahead of Real Madrid talisman Cristiano Ronaldo in the La Liga scoring charts for the first time since 2013.
The youngster has scored once and has provided one assists so far this season and is becoming a regular fixture in the Yellow Submarine's starting XI. VALENCIA, SPAIN – DECEMBER 04: Javier Ontiveros of Malaga CF for the ball with Aymen Abdennour of Valencia CF during the La Liga match between Valencia CF and Malaga CF at Mestalla stadium on December 4, 2016 in Valencia, Spain. Between them, Gareth Bale (three) and Karim Benzema (four) account for seven of Real's 10 goals in La Liga so far this season, while centre-back Sergio Ramos is their third-highest scorer with.
Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo netted the 300th goal of his career in La Liga. Ronaldo had already reached 300 La Liga goals last week. 30 goals in 32 club outings so far. Cristiano Ronaldo: Serie A is harder to score goals in than La Liga and Premier League
Real Madrid's all-time top goalscorer, Ronaldo scored a record 34 La Liga hat-tricks, including a record-tying eight hat-tricks in the 2014–15 season[note 3] and is the only player to reach 30. Tito Vilanova's team have won 15 of their 16 matches and three of their players feature in Goal.com's Liga Team of the Season so far. In goal we find Betis' Adrian, who has proved himself to be. Ronaldo Loses Record To La Liga Rival. 8 Nov 20,. the 36-year-old netted his 48th headed goal in La Liga, one more than Ronaldo,. The 12 Most Dangerous Duos In Europe So Far. 8 comments.
Cristiano Ronaldo - All 14 La Liga Goals (so far) 2016/2017. Click through the gallery above to see the leading scorers in Europe's top five leagues so far this season! The Juventus superstar took his Serie A tally to 14 strikes with his goal against AS. Cristiano Ronaldo 42 Goals in La Liga 14 15 So Far HD 1080p 7CRLM10. ronaldo Fanclub. 1:27. Cristiano Ronaldo Skills and Goals Cristiano Ronaldo Skills & dribbling [HD] 1080p by cr7i videos Cristiano Ronaldo Best Skills & Goals Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo Happy Birthday,.
La Liga's all-time top goalscorer is Argentine Lionel Messi, who also holds the record for most goals scored in a season with 50 goals in the 2011–12 season. Barcelona's Lionel Messi and Athletic Bilbao's Telmo Zarra, who was the competition's all-time top scorer until 2014, are the only players ever to win the top scorer's award in six seasons. Top Ten goals so far in La Liga.. La Liga 26 Titles. UEFA Champions League 5 Trophies. FIFA Club World Cup 3 Trophies.. Ronaldo de Assís Moreira 'Ronaldinho'
As we approach half of the season in La Liga 2019-20, we tell you about the Top 5 overrated players that we've encountered so far.. we believe that Costa should be the main player and he isn't scoring that many goals. Cristiano Ronaldo, with 41 goals (40 according to La Liga officials, who like Messi better, so they took one away which was a shot that was headed to the goal and was accidentally slightly.
Watch Lionel Messi 40 Goals in La Liga 14-15 So Far | HD 1080p | 7CRLM10 - video dailymotion - lionel messi Fanclub on dailymotion He was La Liga Best Foreign Player in 1997, when he also won the European Golden Boot after scoring 34 goals in La Liga, and he was named Serie A Footballer of the Year in 1998. One of the most marketable sportsmen in the world, the first Nike Mercurial boots–R9–were commissioned for Ronaldo in 1998.
Cristiano Ronaldo 45 Goals in La Liga 14-15 So Far | HD 1080p | 7CRLM10 ๑۩۩๑ Song: Apex Rise - Take U Out Marshmello - SummeR. Ronaldo holds the record for most goals scored in a single UEFA Champions League season, having scored 17 goals in the 2013–14 season. Next on Records Of Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo became the fastest player to score 200 goals in La Liga in his 178th La Liga game in December 2014. Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro's Form Analysis. Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro is a Forward who has appeared in 21 matches this season in Serie A, playing a total of 1855 minutes. dos Santos Aveiro scores an average of 1.02 goals for every 90 minutes that he's on the pitch. This attacking performance currently places him at 3rd out of 393 players in Serie A who've played at least 3.
Cristiano Ronaldo plays the position Forward, is 35 years old and 185cm tall, weights 80kg. In the current club Juventus played 3 seasons, during this time he played 80 matches and scored 55 goals. How many goals has Cristiano Ronaldo scored this season? In the current season Cristiano Ronaldo scored 38 goals. 11 goals in national team( European Championship ). Nine players have scored so far in La Liga. Share.. Their 33 goals from nine the La Liga games that have been played to date is. Cristiano Ronaldo heads the scoring chart with 16 goals to.
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Messi, Ronaldo, Falcao in La Liga team of the season (so far) Goal. Loading... Unsubscribe from Goal?. The 7 Wonder Matches of Cristiano Ronaldo HD 18 Crucial Goals - Duration: 13:27. With La Liga now close to its midway mark and a winter break ahead, Goal.com selects the best XI from the opening 16 rounds of the competition The Portuguese star has racked up 33 goals in La Liga, 12 in the European Cup, 3 in the Copa del Rey and 2 in the European Super Cup so far this year.
Watch Cristiano Ronaldo 42 Goals in La Liga 14 15 So Far HD 1080p 7CRLM10 - video dailymotion - ronaldo Fanclub on dailymotion Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has reached yet another landmark in his career, with his first strike in Saturday's La Liga game at home to Getafe taking him to 300 La Liga career goals.
As we approach half of the season in La Liga 2019-20, we tell you about the Top 5 overrated players that we've encountered so far.. His new club demands Antoine to score goals and understand each other with Leo Messi and Luis Suarez, none of these things are happening so far. Gallar is the Spanish forward and in the ongoing season of La Liga, he has scored 3 goals so far. 5. Jose Luis Morales. Levante winger Jose Luis Morales has also scored three goals in the ongoing season of La Liga by making three league appearances. He is also on the list of La Liga top scorers now.


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Served as the external monitor to a program designed to quickly reunite families whose children have been placed into foster care.
Funding: The Children's Bureau, a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families, administering funds from Title IV-E of the Social Security Act.
Partners: Arizona Department of Economic Security (ADES) Division of Children Youth and Families (DCYF).
Program Description: The Expedited Reunification Project aimed to quickly reunite families whose children have been in foster care for less than nine months. Its primary strategy was the creation of Child and Family Teams (CFTs) that included case workers, family and friends, and other significant people. The teams worked together with parents to create an action plan that included home-based services such as counseling and skill-building, and, when necessary, substance abuse or mental health treatment. The four goals of the pilot program: (1) reduce children's length of stay in congregate and licensed foster care settings; (2) decrease the likelihood of re-entry into out-of-home care; (3) prevent the recurrence of child abuse and neglect; and (4) improve family well-being and functioning. Click here for complete project description.
CABHP's Role: CABHP served as an external program monitor. We evaluated the implementation of the project by analyzing the results of interviews, surveys, and other data. In addition, we compared client-level data for families receiving traditional services and for families randomly selected for the Expedited Reunification Project to measure how well the project met its four goals, and issue interim and final reports.
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These are tumultuous times for policing in America. Deadly use of force by the police in large and small cities across the United States has led to protests, riots, and heated debates. Public criticism of policing, however, goes well beyond use of deadly force.
Although much has been written about the utility of applying Sameroff and Chandler's transactional perspective to the study of child psychopathology, relatively few researchers have used such an approach to trace the emergence of child problem behavior from infancy to adolescence. Using a sample of 289 male toddlers from predominantly low-income families, the current study examined associations between various forms of early child disruptive behavior, subsequent trajectories of maternal depressive symptoms over the course of 8 years, and adolescent problem behavior. Results indicated that early child noncompliance was the most robust predictor of more chronic and elevated trajectories of maternal depression, which in turn discriminated teacher and youth reports of adolescent antisocial behavior but not internalizing symptoms. The findings were consistent with transactional perspectives of developmental psychopathology that have emphasized the dynamic interplay between child and parent characteristics.
Our objective is to advance the life course analytical framework by demonstrating a model for testing two of its tenets. The first is whether the individual's developmental history conditions the response to a turning point event. The second is whether the influence of a major life event upon an individual's developmental course depends upon the timing of the event. We test both propositions in an analysis of the effect of grade retention on a child's trajectory of physical aggression. Our analysis is based on data from a longitudinal study of 1,037 boys from schools in the lowest socioeconomic areas in Montreal, Canada. We find clear evidence that a developmental history of physical aggression conditions the child's response to grade retention. The evidence on whether the timing of retention affects this response is less clear.
A longitudinal study with a nested preventive intervention was used to test five hypotheses generated from developmental theories of antisocial behavior. The longitudinal study followed 909 boys from their kindergarten year up to 17 years of age. The randomized multimodal preventive intervention targeted a subsample of boys who were rated disruptive by their kindergarten teacher. Semiparametric analyses of developmental trajectories for self-reported physical aggression, vandalism, and theft identified more types of trajectories than expected from recent theoretical models. Also, these trajectories did not confirm theoretical models, which suggest a general increase of antisocial behavior during adolescence. The majority of boys were on either a low-level antisocial behavior trajectory or a declining trajectory. Less than 6% appeared to follow a trajectory of chronic antisocial behavior. Comparisons between disruptive and nondisruptive kindergarten boys confirmed the hypothesis that disruptive preschool children are at higher risk of following trajectories of frequent antisocial behavior. Comparisons between treated and untreated disruptive boys confirmed that an intensive preventive intervention between 7 and 9 years of age, which included parent training and social skills training, could change the long-term developmental trajectories of physical aggression, vandalism, and theft for disruptive kindergarten boys in low socioeconomic areas. The results suggest that trajectories of violent behavior can be deflected by interventions that do not specifically target the physiological deficits that are often hypothesized to be a causal factor. The value of longitudinal–experimental studies from early childhood onward is discussed.
The developmental perspective applied to psychopathology has led to the concept of early-and late-onset disorders. This study explores the application of the early- and late-onset concepts of antisocial behavior to physical aggression. Are there two categories of chronically physically violent adolescents: those who are physically aggressive throughout childhood and those who start being physically aggressive during adolescence? The estimation of developmental trajectories for repeated measures of two different response variables—physical aggression in childhood as measured by teacher reports and physical aggression in adolescence as measured by self-reported violent delinquency—is achieved with a semiparametric, group-based method. This new method is applied to a large sample of males from Montreal who have been assessed repeatedly since kindergarten. Several salient findings emerge from the analysis. First, we find considerable change in the levels of childhood and adolescent physical aggression. Thus, there is little evidence of stability of behavior in an absolute sense. A second key finding concerns the connection of childhood aggression to adolescent aggression. Boys with higher childhood physical aggression trajectories are far more likely to transition to a higher-level adolescent aggression trajectory than boys from lower childhood physical aggression trajectories. However, for all childhood physical aggression trajectory levels the modal transition is to a relatively low-level adolescent aggression trajectory. Third, we find little evidence of "late onset" of high-level physical aggression. Specifically, the joint trajectory analysis finds no evidence of transition from a low physical aggression trajectory in childhood to a high trajectory in adolescence.
The courts, with some important qualifications, have been reluctant to uphold tax assessments based on a review of only a sample of all transactions. In this article we argue that audit assessments based on appropriately drawn and analyzed statistical samples do not suffer from the defects that the courts have correctly concluded mar assessments based on nonstatistical samples. We do, however, argue that because of the inherent imprecision of assessments based on a less-than-complete review of all records, the calculation of the assessment should include a factor to take into account the risk that the taxpayer has been overassessed. We suggest an assessment rule that does just this and also recommend guidelines for the use of statistical sampling in tax audits.
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