text: Humanities › History & Culture Beginners' Guide to Latin Verb Tenses Share Flipboard Email Print Hero Images / Getty Images History & Culture Ancient History and Culture Ancient Languages Figures & Events Greece Egypt Asia Rome Mythology & Religion American History African American History African History Asian History European History Genealogy Inventions Latin American History Medieval & Renaissance History Military History The 20th Century Women's History View More by N.S. Gill N.S. Gill is a freelance classics and ancient history writer. She has a master's degree in linguistics and is a former Latin teacher. Updated June 22, 2018 Latin is an inflected language where the verbs include a lot of information about the sentence. Sometimes the verb is the only word in the sentence. Even without a noun or pronoun, a Latin verb can tell you who/what the subject is. It can also tell you the time frame, interval, or "tense". When you parse a Latin verb, you deconstruct these and other facets of the Latin. When you parse a Latin verb, you list the following: Meaning/translationPersonNumberMoodVoice (active/passive)Tense/aspect Tense, as mentioned, refers to time. In Latin, there are 3 simple and 3 perfect tenses, a total of 6, and they come in both active and passive forms. Moods in Different Tenses The Indicative Mood is the most common and that's what this page is about. You need to make note of the mood when parsing a verb. Most statement sentences use the indicative. In English, we generally contrast indicative with conditional sentences, although English has the Latin moods (Indicative, Subjunctive*, and Imperative**). Present Tense The first of the simple tenses in the Indicative Mood is the present tense. The present tense in the Indicative Mood has both Active and Passive voices. The present tense shows action that is happening now. I walk - ambulo Latin Imperfect Tense The next tense is the imperfect, which conveys incompleted action in the past. Imperfect means incomplete or unfinished. When translating an imperfect verb, the simple past tense sometimes works. Other times, "was" plus an "-ing" ending on the verb or "used to" plus the verb will convey the incompleted past action. I was walking - ambulabam The imperfect tense in Latin is used for both continuous and habitual actions in the past. Latin Future Tense The third tense is the future tense. A verb in the future tense conveys an action that will happen in the future. The customary auxiliary verb denoting the future tense is "will." He will walk - ambulabit The 1st person singular future ambulabo is translated "I shall walk" -- technically. Most people in the U.S., if not in the rest of the anglophone world, would say "I will walk". The same is true of the 1st person plural ambulabimus: technically, it's "we shall walk," but in custom, it's "we will walk." In the second and third person, it's just "will" without qualification. Latin Verb Endings Active Singular -o, -m-s-t Active Plural -mus-tis-nt Passive Singular -or, -r-ris-tur Passive Plural -mur-mini-ntur Perfect Active Endings Singular -i-isti-it Plural -imus-istis-erunt (sometimes -ere) Past Tenses Past or perfected tenses are used for completed actions. There are 3 such tenses: Perfect,PluperfectFuture perfect. Latin (Past) Perfect Tense Generally simply called the perfect tense, this tense refers to an action that has been completed. Either a simple past tense ending (e.g., "-ed") or the auxiliary verb "have" conveys the perfect tense. I walked - ambulavi You may also translate it: "I have walked." Latin Pluperfect Tense A verb is in the pluperfect tense if it was completed prior to another. Usually the auxiliary verb "had" signifies a pluperfect verb. I had walked - ambulaveram Latin Future Perfect Tense Future perfect is used to convey an action that will have been completed prior to something else. "Will have" are the customary auxiliary verbs. I will have walked - ambulavero * More advanced: In the Subjunctive Mood, there are 4 tenses, both active and passive: Present,Imperfect,Perfect, andPluperfect. ** There is ordinarily one Latin tense in the Imperative Mood, with both active and passive forms. Continue Reading


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The official results are in and we are having 2 boys! It was confirmed yesterday in another Ultrasound. We are thrilled. I am so excited to finally be able to go shopping.
Right now the debate is on for names. With Madison we knew right away what her name was but have always had a harder time with boys. I posted a new poll on the side with a few name combinations just for fun. Make a vote or choose other and make a suggestion in comments.
More ultrasound and Christmas pictures will be coming soon.
We hope you all had a blessed Christmas Season!
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
The official results are in and we are having 2 boys! It was confirmed yesterday in another Ultrasound. We are thrilled. I am so excited to finally be able to go shopping.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Merry Christmas Greetings!
I didn't get a chance to include a letter in our Christmas cards this year so here it is. For those of you whom I don't have addresses for please consider this a Christmas card from our family to yours.
Dear Friends & Family
I hope this letter finds you all well. 2008 has been a very busy and exciting year for us. We started the year with our house in Banks on the market. Many house showings and 2 offers later we sold our first home. The last week in April we spent 5 days in Disneyland with Melissa's family. We had a great time experiencing such a magical place as parents. Madison loved watching all the people and parades but wasn't sure of the characters.
One week later we finished packing our home and moved into Hillsboro. It was a sad but exciting move. We love our new home and being so much closer to so many of you. While we settled in and unpacked our new home we also enjoyed many family weekends. We spent Memorial Day in Seattle with Matt's family, camping trips, weekends at the beach, and many trips to the zoo.
In September we found out that we would be adding to our family with the new addition to arrive June 3rd. We went to our first appt in October and had an ultrasound. Much to our surprise there were not one but two babies. We were shocked, overwhelmed, but of course thrilled. They will most likely join our family sometime in May. Madison tells anyone who will listen, "Two babies Mommy tummy". We are preparing her as much as we can already for the arrival of these two little bundles.
Madison has been such a blast this year growing and changing so much. She is now 2 and talks in full sentences. She counts to 12, knows all her colors, many shapes, loves to draw, read, play with her friends, and play outside. She is becoming such a big girl. She is fully potty trained and moving into a big girl bed next week. I cannot believe how fast the last 2 years have gone. We are so thankful for our fun, energetic little girl.
Matt is still working for Wells Fargo in Portland as a Compliance Manager. He recently bought a new Ford truck, enjoys working on his Chevelle (still in progress), golfing, and is taking up fly fishing.
I, Melissa, am working part time for my mom at www.MyPreciousKid.com. We opened a new store front location in Hillsboro this summer. I am loving the time I get to spend at home with Madison. We attend a Mom's groups one morning a week and keep plenty busy. I will be home full time once the babies arrive. I know that life as I know it will change completely. It will be a big adjustment for our family, but we cannot wait.
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May 2009 be full of many blessings for you and your families.
The Marteney's
Monday, December 15, 2008
Birthday and Birthday again!
The other excuse for my lack of posting has been the abundance of birthday celebration in our house. Last weekend we started the festivities by having a joint party for Sydney and Madison. It was a Veggie Tales theme attended by several of the kids from our Mommy to Mommy class the same age (all boys). It was fairly laid back with lots of play time, cake (made by Dara and I), and presents. The girls had a great time.
The second was a family party yesterday. Some of our extended family were planning on attending but the snow kept them home. Instead my family, Matt's parents, and our good friends the Kephart's and Wills' helped us celebrate. It was Minnie Mouse themed due to Madison's love of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and Minnie in general. After a rush to clean once again in the midst of finishing her cake an hour before we had a great party. I felt so blessed to have so many our our favorite people come even in the snow to honor Madison. Madison had a great time and knew just what to do when it came time to open gifts and blow our her candles. She even got to enjoy the snow for a little while.
Saturday, as I posted earlier, was Madison's actual birthday. I included some way to cute pics of Madison enjoying her very own ice cream Sunday and Christmas lights. Enjoy!
Christmas is in the air!
I know I am a bit behind in my posting. The last few weeks have been quite busy. The week before Thanksgiving we became the first house of our neighborhood to have a holiday glow. Yes MY husband put up Christmas lights BEFORE Thanksgiving. This was a first. He claimed it was due t the beautiful weather and possibly only chance to not hang them in the rain. I think I am rubbing off a bit in my excitement for the holiday season. A week later the rest of the neighbors followed in their holiday cheer displays.
We spent Thanksgiving dinner with the Marteney's in Lebanon and then traveled to both sets of my grandparents for the evening. Friday morning my mom, grandma, aunt, and myself set out at 5:30 on our traditional hunt for the perfect Christmas gifts. I will admit I was exhausted by the end of the day, but surprisingly had plenty of energy to get through my needed gift hunting.
Matt stayed with his parents overnight Friday and went to the Civil War game Saturday covered in Orange and Black attire. Of course the DUCKS kicked some Beaver butt! Madison and I were cheering along to the tv from home.
Sunday was another very important hunt and annual tradition. The hunt for the perfect Christmas tree. And now several weeks later our house has been fully decorated for quite some time with presents under the tree. Our holidays festivities start this coming weekend with 2 celebrations with extended family weather permitting. I love this time of year and the chance to spend so much time with family.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Happy Birthday My Sweet Girl!
Today my little girl turned 2 years old. 2 years ago right now I was being moved to my postpartum room, just staring at her. Amazed that I had something to do with creating that little miracle. I cannot believe how much she has changed and grown. She is such a joy to our lives. Her energy and excitement make every day fun. We spent today getting ready for her family birthday party and then going to dinner and seeing Christmas lights with my family. She really noticed the lights this year and even knew who many of the characters were. It is so fun to see the holidays through her eyes.
I cannot wait to continue to see her grow and learn. There are so many fun memories yet to be made.
Madison, you are my miracle baby and I am so blessed to be your mommy! I love you so much!
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
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Monday, November 24, 2008
It's a ...& a ...!
We had our US today and got a good glimpse of what looks like 2...
Now we have to come up with 2 boy names. We got a fairly clear shot of both babies but I wont be going shopping crazy until after our next appointment on the 22nd. Matt of course is thrilled. Enjoy some new pics. There are a few of Madison as well. She has been telling me she is going to hold and rock the babies and give them a binky and bottle.
Go Ducks, Bad Beavers!
Last weekend we got to attend another Ducks game. It was the last home game of the season. We ran into several friends and tailgated with some of Matt's bosses. Madison somehow came up with Go Ducks, Bad Beavers. And I promise she came up with the last part all on her own. She would tell anyone who would listen. All of Matt's bosses are die hard Ducks and give him lots of grief about being the only Beaver. They were loving Madison's chanting and rewarded her with Duck sugar cookies and Duck lips.
The hard part of the day was that tailgating started right at nap time. So of course the last 10minutes of our drive Madison was finally ready to sleep. She did great even without her much needed sleep. She snuggled with Daddy and played with my hair while we were in our seats and enjoyed playing with Sydney at half time. She crashed not 10 min into our car ride home. It was a fun day.
Friday, November 21, 2008
Gender Poll
We have an Ultrasound on Monday morning. I will not quite be 13 weeks so finding out the gender is not likely. Although I do know of someone else having twins who was able to find out the gender of one baby at 12 1/2 weeks. I am not sure I will trust it 100% that early though. Our official BIG US is Mon Dec 22nd. I have posted a gender to poll to the right of our blog. Please make your vote. Voting ends on the morning of the 22nd. We will post pics of our US next week as soon as possible. I would love to know who voted what, so if you want to leave a comment that would be great as well.
On a side note: Please be praying for my grandpa. He had 2 heart attacks today. He had a stint put in and seems to be doing fine. He is going home Sunday. We will be heading down to see him tomorrow.
3years ago he had a big heart attack and open heart surgery. We are so thankful this seems to be on a much smaller scale.
Monday, November 03, 2008
October Come and Gone
This month seems to have flown by. It has been full of many surprises(TWINS) and fun events. Unfortunately my nausea and exhaustion have kept me from keeping the blog up to date. Any free time I have has been spent either playing with Madison or sleeping. I am finally regaining a bit of energy.
We started the month celebrating our 5th Anniversary with a weekend Downtown. We stayed at the Embassy Suites and had a wonderful dinner at The Melting Pot. The room was pretty tiny with no view, but the great breakfast made it worth it. We also visited Saturday Market on our way home. It was fun to have a weekend just for us. Madison had a blast at Nana and Poppy's. She did not want to come home.
Later that week our Mommy to Mommy group went to the Pumpkin Patch. Unfortunately I was fighting a stomach flu on top of morning sickness. Luckily Nana lives close by and took Madison for me. I was sad to miss the event but we got some great pictures and she is still talking about the Punkin Patch.
Madison has been loving fall. She has fun pointing out all the colors of leaves as we drive in the car. She thinks they are great fun to run in and throw as well. We have been ejoying indoor playtime to its fullest. Daddy has been getting in on the fun.
Dara had a Halloween Girl's Night last week. We all dressed up. It was so much fun to see everyone's creativity.
On Halloween we went to the churches Harvest Party with Madison as Tinkerbell. She quickly figured out that she got chocolate(candy) from the games for her bucket. She had a blast and loved seeing everyone all dressed up. After the party we went out to our old neighborhood to Tacker Treat (Tricker Treat). Unfortlunately because of the over 400 kids who arrive at that neighborhood by 8pm lots of lights were out already and we only go to see one neighbor. It was still fun to go back to visit. Last but not least we went to Nana and Poppy's. Madison knocked on the door where Poppy greeted her with Raisenets. Her favorite! The night ended late to bed but full of fun.
I know this was a long post but I hope you enjoyed catching up with us. I am hoping to be much more on top of things for the month of November. We have a Dr. appointment on November 13th. I am hoping to learn much more about what to expect during this pregnancy.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Sorry it took me so long to get these up. Madison ended up sick yesterday. We are for sure having twins. They are measuring 2 days big and 3 days small. Very normal for twins. They both have great heartbeats. I have been pretty sick and exhausted but hoping it will pass soon. I am getting little breaks from the nausea in the day.
Thank you for all your prayers.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
And then there were 3.
Yes, as in Madison plus 2 babies. We had our first appt today and an ultrasound and it looks like we have 2babies. I go in for a follow up appt next week to confirm. Matt is incredibly excited and I am overwhelmed. Probably a bit in denial as well. Please pray for a healthy pregnancy. We are totally shocked and need all the support possible. We feel doubly blessed but know that many changes will be coming our way soon.
We will keep you updated as we learn more about our little ones.
Friday, October 03, 2008
Potty Training Update!
If you read our previous post you know that we started potty training last Sunday. Madison has had dry panties since Sunday afternoon. I am totally shocked at how fast she has gotten this. She has even been dry 2nights and 1nap. I know that night training comes at its own pace so I wasn't expecting this either. We are so proud of her. No more diapers in our house. Well, for 8more months anyways.
Thank you Friends and Family!
We got so many congratulations as comments and emails I wanted to say a HUGE Thank you to everyone. We appreciate all of the support every one of you has given us.
Having so many people excited around us makes us even more excited(if that is possible). Thank you also for the encouragement so many of you gave me on having two. The consensus seems to be that two is easier. Guess we will see.
Madison talks to the baby in mommy's pummy(tummy) everyday. She was even sharing her potty training stickers with my belly last night and saying baby kiss as she kissed my belly. So sweet!
I hear that with the second my belly should pop out even sooner. I am actually exited for this to happen. I think it will make it feel even more real. Nausea has kicked in but nothing horrible. I am hoping to have a fairly sick free pregnancy. I am sleeping lots but otherwise doing great. My first appointment and hopefully ultrasound is on October 16th. We will have an update then.
Thank you again for your prayers and support. We love every one of you.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Potty Time
Today was officially our first day of potty training. We have been doing pre stuff for a few months. She has gone 3-4 times during that time.
Today we went cold turkey no diapers all cloth. We got some special prizes at the store thanks to Nana and Daddy.The morning started with 5 accidents right off the bat. I think she would start to go and stop herself multiple times. By lunch we were finally have successes and even dry through nap. Overall for the day we had 6 successes in the potty. She got a prize each time which was very fun. She is definitely getting it and so proud of herself. I wasn't expecting her to have any successes right away so today was such a great surprise and blessing. I know she is ready and I am so glad that we are moving forward. She is no longer a baby. Such a big girl. I hope tomorrow goes just as well.
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We have had an over abundance of cake in our house since starting my cake decorating class. This week was our last class of the first course and our finale cake. I have to say that our cakes both turned out better than I think we expected. Here are our finished pieces.


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What is EuroMUN?
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When is EuroMUN 2020 taking place?
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Who can attend EuroMUN 2020?
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What information do I need for the registration process?
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I am from outside the European Union, do I need a Visa?
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Invitation Letter
I need a formal invitation letter for my Institution/University, what do I do?
If you would like an Invitation letter for your institution, please let us know by sending us an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. In this email please state the official name of the institution, the name and the official title of the person the letter should be addressed to and an email address. We will then proceed your request as soon as possible.
How do I get to Maastricht?
Maastricht is located in the heart of Europe and is therefore easily reachable either via train, car, plane, or bus. The closest airport is Maastricht-Aachen Airport. You will also be able to conveniently arrive at Düsseldorf International Airport, Cologne/Bonn Airport, Eindhoven Airport, Amsterdam Schiphol Airport or the airports in the Brussels metropolitan area.
Will transportation in the city be provided?
Once checked-in at the registration desk, you will be able to use the Arriva bus network in Maastricht for free if you show the driver the badge you receive. This will only be available during the duration of the conference.
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Can I receive a scholarship or any other form of financial aid from EuroMUN?
Unfortunately, at this point we are not able to provide any kind of scholarship or financial aid for EuroMUN 2019.
Further information
If you have any further questions or you feel that we have not informed you sufficiently, do not hesitate to contact us via email@example.com or through the contact form. You will find all the necessary information on our website: www.euromun.org. We are looking forward to welcoming you at EuroMUN 2019 here in Maastricht!
Warm regards,
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Hosting your Website or Blog
All webmasters out there require having reliable hosting solutions which will ensure that their websites or blog are accessible at anytime without any issues of the hosting servers being down or the visitors to the site finding it difficult to navigate through the website because of cluttered information or ads which may be induced by the web hosting company.
Even for those webmasters who opt for free hosting solutions, of which there are tons of providers for the same services, they will need some hosting solutions which do not hurt the images of their brand or website. Today, both paid and free webhosting can entice a new webmaster with some good deals and guarantees for the services that they are offering, but it is always vital for any webmaster to be keen and diligent an look for red flags which may suggest the value of services being offered. Never just look at the price, but at the underlining features which come with any offer that you take.
Red flags to Discern from Hosting Companies
When I had my first website online, I decided to go for free hosting. I figured out that the site would take some time before it started receiving decent traffic and by then I felt that I didn't have to keep 'losing' money by going for paid hosting. That was a mistake that made me learn the hard way. While choosing the provider for the services, I overlooked several factors. Below are some of the factors that I overlooked and they impacted negatively on my site.
There is never a Thing like Unlimited Bandwidth
For your understanding, bandwidth is used to refer to the total amount of data transfer that occurs anytime when you upload a file to your server so that it can appear on the website or when someone visit a page on your site and views it. You should note that the amount of data viewed on any given page equals the data or file uploaded on the site.
There is nothing like free lunch and from experience I will argue out that the bandwidth must be paid for even if the services your have procured are free. What I'm saying is that you need to highly doubt those providers that promise free unlimited bandwidth.
For my initial site, I realized that many free providers usually change their policy with time if your site starts receiving significant traffic daily. For instance if your accounts starts to have a bandwidth of about 5gb daily, be assured to receive an email with some review of their policy. All along, they would have been trying to pitch to a potential client with unlimited bandwidth (something they have been paying for themselves) only to bombard you and try to hoodwink you to be a paid client when they realized that you are receiving decent traffic and hence a potential client. Of course you may try to avoid the hassle of having your site down as you try finding another hosting vendor.
Consequently, something I also learnt as I started other site on free hosting with unlimited bandwidth, is that if the company doesn't monitor the amount of data viewed or uploaded by your account for them to review their policy with your, then it is most probable that they are using a dedicated server and will not be ready to increase the bandwidth to match the data sent or received prompting slow loading of the site which is a turn-off to many visitors. The server speeds becomes very slow and if the servers become more overloaded with time, expect your visitors to encounter numerous downtime errors.
Understanding the Context of Unlimited Space
The first red flag which you should read in this aspect is the facts that disk space is a static element. Bandwidth could be offered unlimited but not the disk space. Bandwidths can clear with time and allow a visitor to access a page, but on the contrary for disk space, your provider may limit or altogether cut you off from uploading additional content and files especially if they are big e.g. multimedia files. Mind you, your account may be suspended or altogether deleted.
Free Hosting with No Banners
I don't have to emphasize that even free hosting companies are doing it in the business aspect. Essentially, they are looking generate more revenue exceeding the costs that they incur in providing free webhosting services. They are in business to make a living and not unless that they have another secret source to generate revenue; they would be in business for long.
At one time, I had a company offering free banner-less hosting but they had me sing into several affiliate programs before I got an account from them. I did so and all was good for about seven months. I assume that their clients grew in numbers such that they couldn't sustain them because I woke up one day to meet my site all gone together with its contents. I had to starts again from kindergarten with no one to help me. They didn't even mid warning me to back up my content or maybe redirect my traffic to my other sites.
All-in-all, there is nothing like free lunch.


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Blackening Spices for Tuna Fish Pork ChickenFrom rottman 10 years ago
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- Mix the dry ingredients before individual use, or, in some multiple if bulk storage is preferred.
- To use, microwave a couple of tablespoons of butter in a paper plate until soft. Brush on the outer surface of the meat/fish to be blackened.
- Spread the spice mixture on another disposable surface, such as wax paper or a paper plate. Press the buttered meat/fish in the spices until fully coated.
- Heat a cast iron skillet until it is extremely hot. Apply the meat/fish.
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A happy and engaged employee makes good business sense. Engaged employees are more willing to go the extra mile, they are loyal and less likely to leave, and their glowing testimonies can go a long way to helping firms attract the best talent.
According to a Gallup survey, engaged teams show 21% greater profitability, 17% higher productivity and 41% less absenteeism. However, actively disengaged employees (24%) outnumber engaged employees (13%) by nearly 2-to-1.
While attention is given to this issue, it may not be enough. It's doubtful whether the annual engagement survey, for instance, really helps engender real engagement. For one thing, it may only give a snapshot of what employees think in that moment rather than giving a realistic insight into how engaged and happy they really are.
HR professionals are particularly well-positioned to effect positive change in this growing area of importance. Not only can they raise engagement levels as a critical management issue but support partners to understand some of the simple ways they can improve engagement in their own teams. The following highlights just a few approaches for firms to consider.
Measuring tools
Real-time engagement surveys are gaining traction across a number of sectors. They gather continuous feedback rather than having to wait for the typical annual one. This allows businesses to take action before the problem escalates and may enable firms to identify a particular incident or activity that is causing bad feeling. The trick here is to ensure that organisations don't overwhelm staff with continual questioning.
More novel ideas include emotion monitoring devices where an employee touches an icon on an app to indicate whether they are feeling happy, sad or angry. This may have something of a Big Brother feel to it – but in our 'always on' culture, trends like this are worth watching.
The point is that measuring sentiment can be an important means to understanding where a firm is disconnected from the employee experience – helping to put in processes that could radically improve both talent attraction and retention.
Management training
The most important step to improving engagement, however, is to strengthen management skills in this area (the Gallup research also noted that managers are key in engaging their teams, and yet few are taught how). Sometimes this can be as simple as encouraging managers to publicly praise work that has had a meaningful impact on the business. Recognition is a particularly powerful motivator.
Legal Week made a similar finding in last year's survey into employee satisfaction. One of the top priorities respondents cited was feeling valued, alongside career development prospects, quality of work and salary.
Other important aspects of good engagement include recognising the different skills within the team, creating opportunities for individuals to develop strengths and conveying to teams that managers, and the wider firm, support employee interests and will address concerns honestly and as quickly as reasonable. HR teams play a key role in setting behavioural expectations and establishing processes that enable these things to happen throughout the business.
Employee engagement needs to be driven up the agenda, especially with the rise of millennials into the workforce who see engagement as a given. The HR team is the obvious place to head up such initiatives – but as ever, success will depend on engagement becoming a firm-wide priority.


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SCISSION provides progressive news and analysis from the breaking point of Capital. SCISSION represents an autonomist Marxist viewpoint. The struggle against white skin privilege and white supremacy is key. --- "You cannot carry out fundamental change without a certain amount of madness. In this case, it comes from nonconformity, the courage to turn your back on the old formulas, the courage to invent the future." FIGHT WHITE SUPREMACY, SAVE THE EARTH
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
When a majority of Bolivians elected Evo Morales as president in December of 2005, they did so in hope that an indigenous Aymaran President could move the small Andean country beyond paralyzing street protests over critically unequal distribution of wealth and resources to government-led initiatives to achieve far-reaching change. Morales seemed to be off to a good start when on May 1st he made international news headlines by partially nationalizing the nation's natural gas industry. This month, another campaign promise made by Morales and his party, the Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) is being actualized as a newly elected constituent assembly convenes, for the sixth time in Bolivia's history, to rewrite the country's constitution.
Granma reports that during his opening remarks at Bolivia's Constituent Assembly's (CA) inauguration, President Morales said, "We're not talking about a simple reform, we're talking about re-founding Bolivia."
Morales, speaking in Spanish, Aymara and Guaraní, said that "the great day has arrived" to fight for the rights of the indigenous peoples.
He said the country's natural resources, historically plundered, should be returned to the state and never again privatized, and that personally, he does not even support their exploitation through temporal concessions.
Morales noted that majority of the Assembly members are from modest backgrounds; many live in humble shacks, in villages without electricity. He warned the international community that if economic and social conditions for indigenous people are not improved, the country's development will not be possible.
"I feel that Bolivia's new history is beginning here, a history where there is equality and not discrimination," he said.
As tens of thousands of Bolivian Indians looked on, President Evo Morales inaugurated the assembly to rewrite the country's constitution, hoping to empower the poor indigenous majority and cement his leftist reforms.
Although the new Assembly, elected to "re-found" Bolivia, is in recess until August 16, Morales said he would return to work, to focus on health, education, housing and employment in favor of the poorest people.
The following article is taken from today's Toronto Star.
Peaceful revolution is taking shape
A rare interview with Evo Morales as he begins a profound transformation of his country, by Judy Rebick
Sucre, Bolivia — On Sunday, Aug. 6, President Evo Morales opened a Constituent Assembly here that in his words will re-found Bolivia on an entirely new basis. After weeks of negotiations with smaller parties, the Movement towards Socialism (MAS), Morales's party, now has the two-thirds majority necessary to control the Assembly.
In a rare interview with him recently, he explained his vision for the Assembly: "First of all, we must finish with the colonial state. Second, finish with the neo-liberal model. Our democracy has to non-violently guarantee the cultural revolution (of the majority indigenous peoples). It is culture that will change all of the structures of the state. We have to finish with the colonial state."
Peasants, indigenous people and youth are already pouring into the streets of Bolivia's official capital, Sucre, in response to Morales's call. Members of the Assembly were elected on July 2. Sunday morning will see a massive procession of all the different indigenous cultures of Bolivia, many in their traditional dress.
The Assembly is not only symbolic of a re-founding of the country with the indigenous majority finally in power but it promises to take some fundamental measures to change the country. The main opposition party is already protesting that Morales intends to use the Assembly as a way around the Senate where he doesn't have a majority.
A peaceful revolution is happening in Bolivia, one of the poorest countries in the world. The indigenous majority has taken over the government and is beginning a profound transformation of the country. Their plan is based on the values and culture they have fought to maintain for more than 500 years against colonization, marginalization and discrimination.
The Quechua and Aymara people as well as smaller nations of indigenous people make up an estimated 70 per cent of the population of Bolivia, yet the minority mestizo (mixed race) elite have always ruled. In May 2006, a party representing this indigenous, mostly peasant or campesino majority came to power in a landslide victory. The Americas' first indigenous president won an unprecedented 54 per cent of the vote in a field of eight candidates.
I met recently with Evo Morales, the leader and the symbol of what could be the most dramatic transformation of a country in recent history. The only comparison that even comes close is South Africa when the black majority took power in May 1994 under the leadership of Nelson Mandela.
Evo, as everyone here calls him, first outlined his vision: "The indigenous communities have historically lived in community, in collectivity, in harmony not only with each other as human beings but with mother earth and nature. We have to recover that. If we think about our goals in life as equality and justice, if we think of humanity, then the model of the West, industrialization and neo-liberalism, is destroying the planet earth, which for me is the great Pachamama (the supreme goddess of the Aymara and Quechua religions). And it's heading towards destroying humanity. It really can do that. And from Bolivia we can make a modest contribution to defend life, to save humanity. That's our responsibility."
While Morales talks about the coming to power of the indigenous majority as a 500-year struggle, he explains the key moments in the process took place over the last 20 years.
"After they imposed the neo-liberal model, the battle was the campesino indigenous movement against this neo-liberal model. And the fight can be summed up in two ways: for power and territory. We needed to recuperate political power in order to recover the territory, including all natural resources."
And there have been massive and successful struggles against various aspects of neo-liberalism since the early 1990s: from the famous water wars against the privatization of water in Cochabamba in 1992 to the fight, led by Morales, to protect the traditional growing of coca against U.S. attempts to eradicate it, to the brutal gas wars of 2003 where people in the El Alto just outside La Paz fought to stop the sell-off of natural gas and won at the cost of 70 dead and 200 wounded.
Morales explains that the Bolivians made a commitment in November 1992 at the Continental Indigenous Summit to move from resistance to the taking of power.
The Movement towards Socialism (MAS) led by Morales is not a political party in the classical sense. It is what people here call a political instrument of the social organizations. All the indigenous campesino organizations got together and formed a political organization that could contest elections. While these organizations started the MAS, they were joined by various elements of the middle class, including intellectuals and elements of the urban Left.
And you can see it everywhere. Most of the ministers and deputy ministers are themselves indigenous leaders of the social movements. Government offices are filled morning to night with campesinos who have come from the country to see their minister, usually without an appointment.
With typical modesty Morales says: "I've learned in my first months in government that it's impossible in six months to resolve everything. But we've made some important steps in the social issues as well as in structural ways." Here are some of the major steps:
The most dramatic move so far is what they call the nationalization of the hydrocarbon industry. Though rich in mineral resources with the second largest reserves of gas in South America, Bolivia is poor. People here say too many of their resources were stolen or sold to foreigners at fire sale prices, hoarded by a small group of rich Bolivians or wasted through massive corruption. In May, Morales signed a decree placing the energy sector under state control and with typical finesse, gave foreign energy firms six months in which to sell at least 51 per cent of their holdings to the state or leave the country. The economic plan of his government is to use these resources to develop small-scale industry and create jobs.
Next came the agrarian revolution. The new plan is to redistribute 20 million hectares to landless campesinos. They began with state owned land, which is already being redistributed. Their next step is to recover unproductive privately owned land that was illegally obtained. The only private land they intend to expropriate is where there is no other option to provide land to indigenous people and here the state will pay compensation. Perhaps the most radical element of the land reform is that land is being distributed to traditional communities, not to individuals.
Morales explains: "Where I was born there isn't private property. Where I was born there is no individual property. This is the collectivity, this is the community. We live in community and that is really living."
While most of the leadership of the MAS is male, there have been some important steps towards gender equality. Twenty-five per cent of the cabinet is women, including the ministers of health, the interior and justice, who is a former domestic worker.
The new president of the Constituent Assembly is an indigenous campesino woman. The indigenous women's organization is proposing to the Assembly that all elected and appointed officials be 50 per cent female.
Morales is big on symbolic change, too. For example, the first act of his government was to reduce the salaries of all elected officials as well as state managers by 50 per cent. They used the money saved to hire 3,000 new teachers. At the same time, they increased the minimum wage by 50 per cent. Other changes include a massive literacy campaign and the provision of free health care with the help of thousands of Cuban doctors.
But probably the biggest symbol of the MAS government is the coca leaf. In the office where I met him hangs a portrait of Che Guevara made out of coca leaves.
Morales: "The idea that coca is cocaine is totally false. For example, you can have coca in pie. We campesinos, we would like to benefit from the coca leaf but in legal ways not in illegal ways. And we are hoping that little by little we can achieve justice. The coca leaf cannot continue to be hidden, imprisoned in its own house. It's important to liberate it and undertake a process to do this."
The opposition to the government is mostly centred in the Santa Cruz area among the wealthy landowners. So far its most powerful expression was a majority regional vote for autonomy in the referendum held at the same time as the constitutional assembly elections. Oddly for Canadians, the desire for autonomy is not based on cultural specificity but rather on keeping control of resources.
Morales's popularity is growing. A recent poll makes him by far the most popular leader in South America with 81 per cent support. Observers comment that a big part of the growth of his popularity among the middle class is his honesty and commitment to combat corruption.
Morales still lives in his old neighbourhood in a poor barrio, never wears a suit and works from 5 a.m. to past midnight every day. "He gives us hope," a young teacher told me. "For the first time, we have hope."
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I posted this on stackoverflow, but was advised that here might be better...
I am planning an upgrade of some MySQL servers (5.1 to 5.5). I am aware that the InnoDB plugin is now built in to MySQL.
Currently we use the InnoDB plugin...
When upgrading to 5.5, is it just a case of removing the relevant lines in my.ini that load the plugin before restarting the server, or is there something I need to do (or should be doing) to the databases and tables in addition to this to take account of the change?
Will the tables just "pick up" the change to the storage engine, or do they need to be converted in some way.
I don't intend on doing a dump and reload of the tables as there are many large databases and this would be a bit of a pain!
Hope this all makes sense!


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Orly's Gluten Free Vanilla Bean Cupcakes
These cupcakes are my Go-To recipe for any time I want to bake a deceitfully easy dessert that will always impress. The cake is moist, fluffy and light in texture. The subtle vanilla bean flavor exemplifies how delicious the cupcakes are without having to mask any "gluten free taste" with heavy flavors like chocolate or cinnamon. In fact, I made these cupcakes at the Yacht Chef's Show in Ft Lauderdale. In a room filled with high-end foodies, guests were coming back for seconds and thirds. Now it's your turn to blow your guests away with this super easy and delicious recipe!
Recipe Yields 1 Dozen Cupcakes
1/2 cup (113 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 cup (200 grams) granulated white sugar
2 large eggs, at room temperature
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
1 1/2 cups (180 grams) Blends by Orly Sydney Blend
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 cup (120 ml) milk, at room temperature
Vanilla Bean Frosting:
1/2 cup (113 grams) unsalted butter, room temperature
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract or vanilla bean paste
2 cups (230 grams) powdered sugar
1-2 tablespoons milk or cream
Heat: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (180 degrees C) and line 12 muffin cups with paper liners.
Mix: In the bowl of your stand mixer with the paddle attachment beat the butter until smooth. Add the sugar and beat until light and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add the vanilla extract. In a separate bowl whisk the Sydney Blend with the baking powder and salt. With the mixer on low speed, alternately add the flour mixture and milk, in three additions, beginning and ending with the flour. Scrape down the sides of the bowl as needed.
Bake: Evenly fill the muffin cups with the batter and bake for about 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center of a cupcake comes out clean. Remove from oven and place on a wire rack to cool completely.
Frosting: In the bowl of your electric stand mixer, or with a hand mixer, beat the butter until smooth. Add the vanilla extract and the sugar and beat on low speed until mixed in. Then beat on high speed until frosting is light and fluffy (about 3-5 minutes). Scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add a little milk if needed so the frosting is at spreading or piping consistency. If you like you can tint the frosting with food coloring. Spread frosting with an offset spatula on each cupcake. Or use a star shaped piping tip if you want to pipe out the frosting. Decorate cupcakes with beads, sprinkles, edible glitter etc or serve them simply vanilla.
These cupcakes can be covered and stored at room temperature for a few days or frozen for up to 6 months.


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"Where is God in all of this?" A religious leader poses this question to an Islamic militant conducting Jihad in the Malian desert in Abderrahmane Sissako's Timbuktu. The aggressor provides no answer.
The contradictions of extremism are readily apparent throughout this story of a peaceful community under siege. Citizens go about their business as Jihadis ride motorbikes and jeeps around town, implementing conservative restrictions on a range of freedoms, including the right to play music and openly displaying affection. Terror has become normalized, but no less damning.
Sissako's film unfolds with a loose narrative surrounding a dispute between two residents of Timbuktu that ends in murder, but that's only one thread in a larger mosaic. Subtle acts of rebellion connect them all, the most potent involving a group of young men playing a soccer game despite lacking the necessary ball. It's a gorgeous sequence of protest against the arrogant tyranny of violence and fear.
Indeed, when outright revolution seems impossible, symbolism can take its place. Much of Timbuktu involves such graceful and empathetic examples. Whether it's the aforementioned sports sequence or the moment a woman blocks the path of an insurgent vehicle and spreads out her arms like a Christ figure, Sissako's mission remains clear.
"Humiliation must come to an end," one man says, and every scene in Timbuktu feels like a step in the right direction, no matter how brutal the subject matter becomes. Its characters display an honesty about fear and death unmatched by any recent film. As a result, the Jihadis are stripped of their power and revealed to be cowards who hide faithlessly behind rhetoric and AK-47s.
Sissako's film, which opens Friday, March 6, is essential viewing for these reasons and many more. Please see for yourself.
Chappie: Neill Blomkamp (District 9) directs this sci-fi film about a police robot who's reprogrammed to think and feel for himself, drawing the wrath of his totalitarian overlords.
The Salvation: Starring Mads Mikkelsen as a Danish immigrant seeking revenge for the death of his family, this western set in the 1870s echoes the work of Leone and Eastwood.
The Second Best Marigold Hotel: The long-awaited, much-anticipated sequel to the movie you never thought would get a sequel, this time sporting the charms of Richard Gere.
Timbuktu: This Oscar-nominated drama by Abderrahmane Sissako depicts the oppression of a Malian town under siege by Islamic militants.
Two Days, One Night: After being laid off so that her colleagues can get a pay increase, a woman (Marion Cotillard) visits each of her coworkers individually to ask them to help salvage her job. Screens through March 12 at Digital Gym Cinema in North Park.
Unfinished Business: Three hard-working business associates travel to Europe, hoping to close a massive deal, only to get sidetracked by numerous distractions involving booze and women.
One time only
Apache 8: This film by Sande Zeig tells the stories of four women who are part of an all-female wildland firefighter crew from the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Arizona. Screens at 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 4, as part of the Women's Film Festival San Diego, happening throughout March at the Women's Museum of California in Point Loma's Liberty Station.
The Short List: Short films from Uzbekistan, Norway and Germany will be presented in this collection of international works. Screens at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 4, at the Lemon Grove Library.
Pacific Rim: To defeat a bunch of megamonsters that threaten to destroy Earth, some highly skilled warriors build their own army of massive robots as a last line of defense. Screens at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 4, at Arclight La Jolla.
Tommy Boy: Chris Farley and David Spade romp around the country, trying to sell brake pads and stave off their company's imminent bankruptcy. Screens at 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 4, at The Pearl Hotel in Point Loma.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1: Katnis Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) takes up arms against the capital and its president (a seedy Donald Sutherland). Screens at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 6 and 7, at Cinema Under the Stars in Mission Hills.
Back to the Future: Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) travels back in time to save his family with the help of a mad scientist and a worm-hole-jumping DeLorean. Screens at 11:55 p.m. Saturday, March 7, at the Ken Cinema.
The Homesman: A woman of upstanding character (Hillary Swank) agrees to transport three crazy matriarchs across the open prairie with the help of a questionable cowboy (Tommy Lee Jones). Screens at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8, at the Point Loma / Hervey Branch Library.
Salt of the Earth: This famous docudrama depicts the struggles of Mexican- American workers striking against a mining company in the 1950s. Screens at 5 p.m. Sunday, March 8, at the Women's Museum of California in Point Loma's Liberty Station.
Titanic: Vagabond Jack (Leonardo Di- Caprio) and socialite Rose (Kate Winslet) find love aboard an ocean liner before it strikes an iceberg and sends thousands of passengers to their watery graves. Screens at 6:30 p.m., Monday, March 9, at Arclight La Jolla.
Dear White People: Activist students confront the racism and inequality on their Ivy League campus leading up to a fraternity party that will make headlines for all the wrong reasons. Screens at 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 9, at San Diego Central Library in East Village.
The Last of Robin Hood: Legendary actor Errol Flynn (Kevin Kline) takes a liking to a young actress (Dakota Fanning), setting the tabloids on fire in the process. Screens at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 10, at the Point Loma / Hervey Branch Library.
States of Grace: This documentary tells the story of Dr. Grace Dammann, a leading AIDS researcher who was left disabled after a car accident on the Golden Gate Bridge and lived in a Buddhist community to help rehabilitate. Screens at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 10, at Hillcrest Cinemas.
Esther Broning, A Weave of Women: Lilly Rivlin's documentary depicts the evolution of Jewish feminism in New York City, a movement fortified by the work of Esther Broning. Screens at 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, at the Women's Museum of California in Point Loma's Liberty Station.
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story: Ben Stiller is the leader of a misfit dodgeball team that enters a Las Vegas competition. Screens at 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, at The Pearl Hotel in Point Loma.
Now playing
Big in Japan: Members of a struggling rock band from Seattle head to Tokyo, hoping to make it big and leave their day jobs behind. Ends March 5 at Digital Gym Cinema in North Park.
Focus: Will Smith and Margot Robbie talk wise and look sexy as grifters embarking on one last con job. It's directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa (I Love You Phillip Morris).
Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem: A distraught Israeli woman spends years in a rabbinical court trying to obtain a divorce from her well-respected husband.
The Lazarus Effect: Olivia Wilde stars in this thriller about a team of medical students who discover a way to bring back the dead. From the looks of the creepy trailer, this was not the best idea.
Leviathan: A land dispute in a rural Russian town escalates quickly, leaving a family in ruin and reinforcing the corruption wielded by government and religious institutions. Director Andrei Zvyagintsev updates The Book of Job with striking force.
Red Army: Documentary about the Soviet Union's famed Red Army hockey team, as seen through the eyes of the squad's leader.
S he's Beautiful When She's Angry: Director Mary Dore's documentary looks back at the brilliant and outrageous figures who founded the modern women's movement in the late 1960s. Ends March 5 at the Ken Cinema.
Hot Tub Time Machine 2: In order to save a friend who's been shot, the Hot Tub gang jumps back into the time machine and begins messing with the past.
McFarland, U.S.A.: Kevin Costner stars as a cross-country coach in a small California town who takes a team of Latino athletes and transforms them into championship contenders. Disney strikes again.
The Duff: Bianca (Mae Whitman), a teenager who's been labeled unattractive by her more popular friends, decides to lead a social revolution that will undermine the pecking order at her high school.
The Last Five Years: Richard LaGravenese adapts the famous musical about a struggling actress (Anna Kendrick) and her novelist lover (Jeremy Jordan) who experience the highs and lows of a volatile relationship.
What We Do in the Shadows : Four vampires living in modern-day New Zealand struggle to find happiness and friendship in Jermaine Clement and Taika Waititi's hilarious mockumentary.
A Girl Who Walks Home Alone at Night : Set in the dystopic town of Bad City, a young vampire tries to find solace in the arms of a drug dealer. Screens at Reading Gaslamp Cinemas.
Fifty Shades of Grey : The perfect Valentine's Day present for your masochistic significant other.
Kingsman: The Secret Service : Colin Firth leads a team of British secret agents against a maniacal bad guy played by Samuel L. Jackson.
Seventh Son : Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore team up in the craziest sequel to The Big Lebowski that you could possibly imagine.
Jupiter Ascending : Have you ever hoped to experience Channing Tatum in full eye shadow and Mila Kunis as a world-saving goddess? Andy and Lana Wachowski's long-delayed sci-fi opus will be your chance.
Humpback Whales : Experience the awe-inspiring and diverse world of the humpback whale, which 50 years ago was on the verge of extinction. Screens at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park.
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of the Water : "Making waves in our world." That tagline says it all, really.
Still Alice : Columbia University professor Alice Howland (Julianne Moore) is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease and must come to grips with her own fading memory and mortality.
Black or White : Kevin Costner plays a grieving widower who's caught up in a custody battle for his granddaughter. It costars Octavia Spencer and Gillian Jacobs.
Black Sea : Jude Law plays the commander of a submarine tasked with retrieving a load of stolen gold from the bottom of the ocean.
Project Almanac : When some teens disregard every cautionary tale and travel back in time, their lives are turned upside down. Shocker.
Song of the Sea : Merging folklore and fairy tale, Tomm Moore's gorgeous animated film tells the story of a brother and sister who get swept up into a fantasy world of selkies, sprites and giants. Screens at Reading Gaslamp Cinemas.
A Most Violent Year : When his business is threatened by a string of armed robberies, the owner of a New York City gas company (Oscar Isaac) must adapt to the volatile surroundings to survive.
American Sniper : Clint Eastwood's unflinching and critical biopic of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper), who became the deadliest sniper during four tours in Iraq.
Paddington : Traveling from Peru, a young bear arrives in London hoping to find a home. There he meets the Brown family, who offer him a temporary safe haven.
The Wedding Ringer : Who best to impress your new in-laws than a loud, vivacious Kevin Hart? Josh Gad's shy young groom-to-be agrees.
Selma : Martin Luther King (David Oyelowo) attempts to create voter reform in Selma, Alabama, a hotbed of racism and disenfranchisement.
Taken 3 : Liam Neeson reprises his role as the badass who keeps losing family members to kidnappings. Maybe third time's a charm?
Into the Woods : Beware the Wolf, Sondheim. Beware the Wolf.
The Imitation Game : Benedict Cumberbatch stars as real-life code breaker Alan Turing, who led a squad of British mathematicians in breaking the Enigma code during World War II.
Unbroken : Angelina Jolie's sophomore effort examines the life of Olympic athlete and World War II prisoner of war Louis Zamperini (Jack O'Connell) who overcame extreme odds to survive a Japanese internment camp.
Wild : Based on the best-selling novel, this drama tells the story of Cheryl Strayed, who trekked more than 1,000 miles along the Pacific Crest Trail to reassess her troubled life.
Foxcatcher : Bennett Miller's dark sports film tells the tragic true story of the Schultz brothers (Mark Ruffalo and Channing Tatum), wrestlers who became forever entwined with the wealthy heir to the du Pont fortune (Steve Carell).
The Theory of Everything : Stephen Hawking (Eddie Redmayne) is diagnosed with motor-neuron disease just as he's graduating with a doctorate degree in physics from Cambridge and starting a new life with his wife (Felicity Jones).
Birdman : A burnt-out superhero actor (Michael Keaton) tries to mount a play on Broadway in order to prove his worth. It co-stars Naomi Watts, Emma Stone and Andrea Riseborough.
Whiplash : A sadistic music teacher tortures a young drummer at a posh New York City conservatory.
Hidden Universe : Blast off into the stratosphere with this documentary that uses real images captured from telescopes to examine the vast reaches of space. Screens at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park.
Journey to the South Pacific : Let the glorious scale of IMAX take you to the tropical islands of West Papua, where life under the sea is just as lush and vibrant as it is on shore. Screens at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: The camp classic continues its ongoing run, Fridays at midnight at La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas.


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Writing Program Policies
Transfer Credit
The writing program will award transfer credit for AP Exam scores of 3 and above on the English Language and Composition exam. A score of 3 earns credit for ENG W-130. A score of 4 or 5 will be awarded credit for ENG W-131. You may also be awarded appropriate transfer credit for similar courses taken at other institutions; please see the campus admissions page for more details. All transfer requests for courses taken outside of the IU system must be approved by the Writing Program Director.
Course Policies
The following policies have been approved by the IU East College Composition Committee for use in all writing program courses. You should consult your instructor if you have questions about a particular course policy.
In order to succeed in any writing course, your attendance and participation are important. Your grade will be lowered at the end of the semester by 1/3 a letter grade for any absence beyond three except in unusual circumstances. Don't hesitate to ask your instructor about your attendance record if you have questions.
Carefully document any reference to research materials with an in-text citation. In cases where references are not documented in a project, it will be returned to you without a grade to revise and edit. If the paper is not revised within one week, you will receive an "F" for the project. If there is more than one case in which you have a paper returned to you to revise due to authenticity issues, you may receive an "F" for the course.
Note that plagiarism is considered academic misconduct under the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct. See #3, Plagiarism, in "The Code" for additional information.
Revision is strongly encouraged in all our writing courses. Over time, our ideas and writing will evolve—revision provides a means for capturing the learning that results. You may revise your work by substantially adding, deleting, and/or rearranging your writing. When submitting revision work, hand in your original and revised copy of your work. Your instructor may answer questions and provide feedback as you work toward revising your work. All revision work is due on or before the last day of the course.
In rare cases, after a few weeks into the semester, you may have a schedule conflict with your writing course meeting time due to a change in work schedule or family needs. Should this happen, contact the Director of Writing by e-mail or phone (765-973-8542). We will do our best to place you into a course at a time that meets your new schedule needs.


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What are your policies?
Check-in is 3pm and check-out is 11am. Reservations require a 20% deposit and full payment is due 60 days prior to arrival. Maximum occupancy varies by unit type. Minimum lengths of stay depend on season. Cancellation may result in forfeit of deposit and cost of reservation. Read the complete policies here.
What are the house rules?
Smoking is not allowed anywhere except the designated area. Parking permits are required and enforced. Please observe quiet hours and swimming pool rules. Do not "hold" lawn furniture when you're not actively using it. Be nice to people! Read the complete rules here.
Are there events? Can we have one?
We have several major luaus annually, pupu parties every Thursday, and there are lots of local events of interest. Click here to read more.
If you are planning your own event, please note that a gathering of more than 20 people is considered an event. It must be pre-approved and follow our event policy. Regardless of the size of your group, we encourage you to be respectful of other guests.
Which units are beachside?
That's easy — ALL units are beachside. Ground floor units are appealing because you can walk right off your lanai, across a short stretch of grass, and be on the beach.
Upper floor units offer better views of the ocean and surf, are great for whale watching, and might be a good idea if you like drinking your morning coffee in your underwear.
Is the beach kid-friendly? Busy?
Kamaole II is, without a doubt, one of the most people-friendly beaches in Hawaii. The surf is typically gentle enough for snorkeling in the morning and boogie boarding in the afternoon.
The main stretch of beach is virtually rock-free, but there are reefs on either end with tide pools for exploring and plenty of coral, fish, and turtles for marine sightseeing.
While all beaches in Hawaii are open to the public, the stretch of beach in front of Hale Pau Hana is fairly secluded. So those poor, unfortunate souls staying somewhere else — who have to walk or drive to the beach — tend to congregate elsewhere.
What will my unit be like?
Each unit at Hale Pau Hana is individually owned and furnished, so be sure to review pictures online. If you have more questions, please call us and we'll be glad to help find a unit which suits your tastes and budget.
If you find something important missing — a wine bottle opener, for example — just let us know! We frequently have large families and friendly neighbors, and during shared meals certain utensils tend to migrate from unit to unit.
What about cars and parking?
We have ample (and free) onsite parking in a private lot exclusively for guests and owners. Each unit is guaranteed a parking spot.
Can I do my laundry?
We have an on-site laundry room with recently-updated washing machines and dryers. Each unit has an iron and board, too.
Is there towel service?
Housekeeping will replace kitchen linens, replace any bath and beach towels left on the floor, and take out the trash every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
What about housekeeping?
Our housekeeping staff will clean and prepare your unit prior to arrival. For visits longer than a week, a light cleaning service and full linen change will occur every 7-8 days. If you need any cleaning supplies or implements during your stay, please don't hesitate to ask at the office.
What are our dining options?
Guests treat Hale Pau Hana like their home. With a fully-appointed kitchen and several BBQs on the lawns above the beach, dining in is a fun and relaxing affair.
You'll find natural food and liquor stores right across the street. Want to really stock up? Swing by Costco on arrival — it's right by the airport. And Foodland is just up the road.
Eggs and bacon in the morning, chips with guacamole and blended drinks in the afternoon, mahi mahi and steaks on the grill at sunset...
...But there are also fantastic options for dining out all around the island — and many within easy walking distance. Our favorites include Cinnamon Roll Fair, Cafe O'Lei, Maui Thai, 808 Bistro, Da Kitchen, and Maui Tacos — to name a few.
Is there free WiFi?
While you might consider leaving the laptop at home and the smartphone in your luggage, we live in a modern world. Each unit has its own, individual broadband WiFi connection (at no charge). Promise to like us on Facebook and tag us on Instagram and we'll give you the password. :-)
How about Cable TV?
We recently completed a facility-wide upgrade to digital cable TV with many HD options. You may wish to view the channel lineup.
Are there activities?
Some guests park their cars and don't leave again until it's time to head to the airport. But if you're the adventurous type, Hale Pau Hana is a great basecamp — you'll find surfing, golf, diving, horseback riding, parasailing, deep sea fishing, whale watching... The list goes on. Check out the Activities page for some recommendations!
Here at Hale Pau Hana, we conduct a traditional luau around major holidays. And every Thursday all guests are invited to our pupu party on the lawn. Bring your favorite hors d'oeuvre and drinks — make new acquaintances and renew old friendships.
How does late check-in work?
Office hours are 8am to 6:30pm daily — please contact us if you're arriving after hours for instructions on key pickup.


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Transforming Algebraic Expressions
There are often many different ways to write the same algebraic expression. As one example, the expression can be written as . The Wolfram System provides a large collection of functions for converting between different forms of algebraic expressions.
|multiply out products and powers, writing the result as a sum of terms
|write expr as a product of minimal factors
Two common functions for transforming algebraic expressions.
Expand gives the "expanded form", with products and powers multiplied out:
Factor recovers the original form:
It is easy to generate complicated expressions with Expand:
Factor often gives you simpler expressions:
There are some cases, though, where Factor can give you more complicated expressions:
In this case, Expand gives the "simpler" form:


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Conveniently located near everything Auburn-Opelika and Lee County has to offer! Auburn University is just down the street, while seven world-class golf courses are within 15 miles of our hotel. Our 82 rooms with 15 suites are located off interior corridors and offer such amenities as free continental breakfast in our expansive Great Room, 27" TV's, coffee pots (upon request), hair dryers, iron & ironing boards, one king or two queen beds, and our suites even feature wet bars, refrigerators and microwaves. Jacuzzi suites are available for private retreats, or enjoy our outdoor heated pool (seasonal) and jacuzzi with your family. A 24-hour fitness room keeps you in your normal exercise routine, while our complimentary 24-hour business center will help you complete your work while on the road. Three meeting rooms and a 10 person boardroom with comfy leather executive chairs are available for your conference needs. We're ideally suited for all your business or leisure needs.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites also accepts wedding parties.
714 East Glenn Ave
Auburn, AL 36830 USA
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General Information
Charles Schusterman Jewish Community Center memberships include a newly updated state of the art fitness center with Precor cardio equipment and free weights, also a full gymnasium, squash and racquetball courts, locker rooms, whirlpools, steam rooms, dry saunas and outdoor pool and sports complex. Members can also attend any of the many programs offered at the JCC at member rates.
Guest Policy
JCC members may bring guests for a small fee, extended guest passes are available for out-of-town guests of Center members. The JCC honors all current out-of-town Jewish Community Center memberships when visiting Tulsa.
CSJCC Membership Types & Prices
Family $625
Adult Couple $570
Single Parent Family $500
Single Adult $460
College Student (25 under) $230
Senior Adult – Single (60 over) $155
Senior Adult – Couple (60 over) $310
Corporate Members $399*
Life Membership $5,000
*Corporate memberships are $399 a year with a minimum of five memberships required.
We offer special rates if you choose to include your spouse and/or family.
CSJCC Summer Membership (Pool)
Family $425
Adult Couple $360
Single Parent Family $335
Single Adult $305


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We were invited to put-together a fun holiday gift guide for one of our favorite store, Poketo! But boy was it hard to choose, since we pretty much wanted everything they carry!
So if you're still looking for some gift inspirations, definitely check out our gift guide + other gift guides from Recreation Center (who picked our chime!), Highlow Jewelry, Eric Trine and Ben Medansky!
photos by Ola Onda