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Looking for Visual Designers in Mexico and Latinamerica
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Work from home, or Starbucks… or your favorite coffee shop(s) in Mexico and Latinamerica!
This role is available as an independent contractor working remotely and with permanent collaboration via Skype. We beat most design work income opportunities in the region. We work with you in Spanish but almost everything we produce is in English. It helps if you know basic English.
If you are an interaction and visual designer check out our job descriptions and drop us a note to with a link or PDF for your portfolio. Contact me at @arturot or via LinkedIn.
- Visual Designer I – Produce beautiful visual design for user interfaces.
- Visual Designer II – Same as above but a bit more experience needed.
- Interaction Design II – Design the user experience, the flow and interaction.
Join our worldwide team in the production of visual assets for user interfaces for phone, tablet, desktop and TV applications. You will be able to participate in impactful and highly visible projects for markets in the United States, Canada, Western Europe and Scandinavia, develop your portfolio and rank up your resume!
No formal professional experience is needed but a solid academic portfolio is required. We will provide permanent and dedicated mentoring and design education as well as opportunities to get exposure to Senior designers from companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter as well as a breadth of creative directors and professional designers in design agencies and leading tech companies. We will help you ramp up your experience and design skills to a professional level.
The candidate should have outstanding Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator expertise. We are looking for speed, speed, speed and strong sense of quality! – "One Pixel Matters!"
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Breathing in Blooms 2.0
I'm so excited that Yogi Amy is joining us once again at Lapacek's Orchard on Friday, May 18th 6:30-7:30 to lead a slow flow yoga class IN the orchard IN the apple blossoms! It's going to be an incredible night to enjoy the beauty of the orchard in may, practice yoga, learn from Amy (if you haven't before - she's AMAZING!), and just breathe! This event is open to ALL ages and skill levels.
Cost: Donations to Yoga Amy appreciated
What should you bring and wear?
I would recommend wearing what you're comfortable in and layers! Be sure to keep an eye on the weather to determine proper attire!
Feel free to bring your yoga mat or an outside blanket! We'll be doing yoga IN THE ORCHARD, on the grass, and the ground will not be perfect flat.
This is going to be a fun yoga class open for all! If you've never done it before and are nervous – don't be! Yogi Amy is an amazing instructor and will make you feel comfortable!
Facebook Event HERE – spread the word!
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Poynette, WI
Sunday, May 7th at 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
May Donuts Day
Happy May everyone! A few blossoms are just starting to pop open … literally just a few. Which means by NEXT weekend we should have an orchard full! So – in honor of the blooms and the start of my oldest daughter's brand new Softball 12U team – SMASH – we're having a few fun days planned at the orchard.
Garage Sale
We'll be hosting a multi-family garage sale on Thursday, May 17th from 7am to 6pm and Friday, May 18th from 7am to 1pm. All of the proceeds from this sale will go directly to the SMASH Softball fund to be used for paying umpires, tournament fees and equipment.
A few of the highlighted items at the sale … (I'll continue to add as I get more info from families)
- 10" Wheel Kid Bike
- 14" Wheel Kid Bike
- t kid ball gloves including 1 lefty
- 2 kid baseball bats
- walk in play house
- play work bench
- play kitchen
- Children's Fisher Price Desk
- Kids bikes
- Stroller
- Stampin' Up Supplies
- Side by Side Freezer
- Girls Clothes
- desktop toaster oven
- kids clothes
- and More!!!!
I'll also add some pictures when they come in.
Donut Sale
Yes! We're going to make some apple cider donuts in May! They will be $5 for a bag of 6 donuts. The profit from these sales will go to SMASH Softball. If you'd like to order some donuts please email me: email@example.com with the number of bags you'd like and if you think you'll be there to pick them up on either Thursday or Friday.
Remember – we have a new photography policy at the orchard. Please go to this POST to find out more about photo shoots at the orchard.
One of the mother's of SMASH is an amazing photographer at White Willow Studios and will be running mini sessions on Friday, May 18th with half of the proceeds going to the SMASH softball team! Contact Leslie to find out how you can get in on these fun, quick sessions!
I think I have one more fun thing up my sleeve for the big weekend but I'll keep you posted! Hope to see you at the orchard!


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Why visit Stavanger?
To see the perfectly preserved old town before climbing the world-famous Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock).
Local hotspot
Old Stavanger (Gamle Stavanger) next to the city centre has a collection of 18th and 19th-century wooden structures with museums, restaurants and pubs. It's the best-preserved collection of timber houses in northern Europe.
You probably didn't know
Two out of every ten local residents you will meet in Stavanger will be immigrants working locally because of the offshore oil industry.
Suggested reading and viewing about Stavanger
Read See You Tomorrow (Tore Renberg, 2013); watch the film Nokas (2010), directed by Erik Skjoldbjærg, about the NOKAS robbery in Stavanger in 2004 and filmed where the actual events took place.
Things to do in Stavanger
Straen Fiskerestaurant
When a city is situated between the North Sea and one of the largest fjords in the world, you would expect superb seafood on the menu. If you fly to Stavanger, you'll find exactly that at Straen Fiskerestaurant (Fish Restaurant in Straen) overlooking the harbour. The fish soup and smoked cod are specialities.
Fish & Cow
The Fish & Cow is a modern brasserie in Stavanger that, as the name suggests, caters for red meat and fish lovers.
Efendi Tea & Coffee House and Bluebird Kaffebar
For a more laid-back experience, try Efendi Tea & Coffee House (Øvre Holmegate 25). It serves a wide selection of teas and cakes. Good coffee more your thing? Then go for the nearby Bluebird Kaffebar.
Hall Toll
With an adjacent restaurant, the bar lounge and nightclub at Hall Toll is something of a one-stop-shop. It offers live music and/or DJs (international DJs on special occasions) with a wide selection of beers, wines and cocktails – all until 3am.
Klubb Sting
If you plan to stay out slightly later while visiting Stavanger and you're a clubber, Klubb Sting in the basement of the popular Cafe Sting is a lively - but sometimes cramped - alternative.
Bar Bache and Munken Bar
Both Bar Bache and Munken Bar in the shopping area west of the harbour of Stavanger are traditional pubs for a more relaxed evening without loud music.
Sølvsmeden på Sølvberget
When you travel to Stavanger, find a compact shopping cluster with a wide variety of small shops on cobbled streets in an area called Skagen, east of the main harbour. For handmade jewellery look out for Sølvsmeden på Sølvberget.
Open-air vegetable market
An open-air vegetable market in central Stavanger next to the harbour (Vågen) is one of the very few in Norway where you can still buy produce directly from farmers. Shopping hours are generally from 10am to 5pm on weekdays and 10am to 2pm on Saturdays.
Arkaden Torgterrassen
The main shopping mall of Stavanger is called Arkaden Torgterrassen in the heart of the city at Klubbgaten 5 with around 70 shops catering for all ages.
Preikestolen (the Pulpit rock)
Stavanger's reputation for its surrounding hiking and climbing spots is boosted by the many well-marked trails to explore the fjord landscapes. You can also rent mountain bikes. The most famous nearby rock formation is the 600 metre-high Preikestolen which takes up to three hours to climb before you can enjoy the view down onto the Lysefjord. Contact the Stavanger Regional Tourist Office for details how to reach and explore Preikestolen and many other scenic destinations.
The Norwegian Canning Museum
If you ever needed an excuse to visit a canning museum - of all things - in Stavanger you have it. The Norwegian Canning Museum (called Norsk Hermetikkmuseum) is housed in an authentic fish cannery, which was Stavanger's most important industry between 1916 and 1958. It's an excellent exhibition giving visitors an authentic experience of the environment and working conditions in the factory, from the arrival of the fish until the canned goods were shipped away. If you fly to Stavanger in the summer, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the wood-burning ovens are lit to demonstrate the process of smoking fish, while visitors can taste brisling from the ovens.
The Norwegian Petroleum Museum
One of the most modern museums to visit in Stavanger is the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, with its interactive exhibits illustrating how oil and gas are created, discovered and produced. The museum also provides information about technological advances and the way petroleum influences Norwegian society, Stavanger in particular.
Events to look out for when you fly to Stavanger:
- MaiJazz Festival (May)
- Gladmat Food Festival (July)
- International Chamber Music Festival (August)
- Kapittel, Stavanger's International Festival of Literature and Freedom of Expression (September)
- Norwegian Organ Festival (September)
- The Great Norwegian Humour Festival (October)
Eat and drink on board
You can buy a variety of snacks, sandwiches, other light meals and beverages during your flight. Make sure you check our in-flight menu when you get on board.
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The average age of our aircraft is only 3.6 years old, which means less emissions and makes our fleet one of the youngest in the world.
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On flights longer than 3,5 hours, you can watch movies and tv series from your smartphone, tablet and laptop for 7 Euros. Remember your headset!
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Google has started selling phones directly to customers again—well, one phone at least. The company is now selling the flagship Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich phone, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, directly from its Google Play store.
The Galaxy Nexus is currently the only physical product in the Google Play store. Google is selling an unlocked GSM version with access to HSPA+ networks, meaning it will work in AT&T and T-Mobile in the US and 200 other providers worldwide. The phone started out as a Verizon exclusive at $299.99 with at two-year contract, but recently became available on Sprint for $199.99. Google dabbled in direct sales with another of its flagship phones, the Nexus One made by HTC, which was also sold unlocked at the time.
Unfortunately, the Android 4.0 phone is available only to customers in the USA, but we don't doubt a gray market could swell up to fulfill any lust for the Galaxy Nexus overseas (the unlocked GSM version has been available in Europe, though for higher prices). The fully unlocked handset is priced at $399.99 without a contract, and comes with a $10 Google Wallet credit.


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"If a man comes to kill you, kill him first," wrote Naftali Bennet, Israeli Education Minister, on his Facebook page.
He added, "I fully back the Brigade Commander who acted against a terrorist to protect himself and the lives of his soldiers. This is the conduct that we expect from IDF commanders. The nation of Israel stands behind you."
According to the Times of Israel, a group of Palestinian youth started throwing stones at the IDF jeep at Qalandiya military checkpoint and damaged its windshield. The Brigade Commander exited the car and fired a warning shot into the air. When the throwing continued, he fired at the offenders injuring one of them.
Palestinian eyewitnesses reported that Muhammad Hani al-Kasbah, a teenage resident of the Qalandiya refugee camp, was shot by the IDF commander twice. One bullet hit his chest, the other his head. He was immediately transported to the Palestinian Medical Complex in Ramallah where he succumbed to his wounds within hours.
Military police opened an investigation into Hani Al-Kasbah's death shortly after the incident. Meanwhile, the Israeli political and security establishments expressed their full support for Shomer's handling of the situation.
Israeli Deputy Defence Minister, Eli Ben Dahan, told Haaretz that, "throwing stones is terrorism. Stones kill. The Brigade commander [Shomer] was acting in self-defence."
Over 500 Palestinians attended Muhammed Hani Al-Kasbah's funeral on Friday. The funeral procession went from the Palestinian Medical Complex to Al-Kasbah's house in Qalandiya refugee camp and eventually to Al-Shuhadaa cemetery, where his body was buried alongside his two other brothers who were killed by the Israeli forces in 2001 and 2002 during the Second Intifada.
Rafaat Elian, Fatah's spokesman in Jerusalem, told Haaretz, "This crime comes near the anniversary of a killing of Muhammad Abu Khdeir, and it shows that the government of Israel continues to draw the Palestinian people to direct confrontation."
Muhammad Abu Khdeir was a Palestinian teenager from East Jerusalem who was kidnapped and burnt alive a year ago, on July 2, 2014, by Jewish extremists in revenge for the killing of three Israeli teenage settlers.
Nickolav Mladenov, the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, urged all parties to "supersize restraint, maintain calm, and promptly bring the perpetrators of the violence to justice," Ma'an News Agency reported.
The incident at Qalandyia coincided with the scheduled UN Human Right's Council (UNHRC) vote on the 'Gaza report' that was published in late June and sparked controversy.
UNHRC endorsed the report's findings by overwhelming majority with only five countries abstaining, among them Kenya, Ethiopia, Macedonia, India and Paraguay, and one vote against coming from the United States, whose representative said that the report was "biased against Israel".
The resolution adopted during the UNHRC's session called on both parties concerned to cooperate with the International Criminal Court and stressed the importance of holding those who had violated international humanitarian law during the Gaza War fully accountable through independent justice mechanisms.
Israel's representative to the UNHRC denounced the resolution as "provocative" and added that it represents "an anti-Israeli manifesto," Al-Monitor reported.
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If there is one thing I absolutely love in my kitchen it would be this serving platter. I was helping my dear friend clean out her "cupboards" one day (I say cabinets) and she gave this to me! I don't know much about it, but I love it to say the least. Did I mention I love this? :D


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Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. Announces Health Canada Acceptance for Review of the New Drug Submission of eslicarbazepine acetate as a Once-Daily Adjunctive Therapy for Partial-onset Seizures in Adults with Epilepsy Français
Sep 18, 2013, 09:00 ET
MISSISSAUGA, ON, Sept. 18, 2013 /CNW/ - Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. (Sunovion) today announced that Health Canada has accepted for review the company's New Drug Submission (NDS) for eslicarbazepine acetate for use as a once-daily adjunctive therapy in the treatment of partial-onset seizures in patients 18 years of age and older with epilepsy. The efficacy and safety of eslicarbazepine acetate as an adjunctive or monotherapy treatment for partial-onset seizures in adults living with epilepsy has not yet been established.
"The acceptance of our eslicarbazepine acetate submission is an important milestone not only for our company, but for thousands of Canadians living with and affected by epilepsy," said Douglas Reynolds, President, Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. "Adequate seizure control remains an unmet medical need for a significant number of patients and Sunovion is committed to providing a treatment option to address this need. If approved, eslicarbazepine acetate may offer adult patients an effective, adjunctive treatment option for better managing partial-onset seizures".
The NDS for eslicarbazepine acetate is supported by data from three Phase III randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled 12-week maintenance trials of similar study design, which included more than 1,400 patients with partial-onset seizures. In these trials, treatment with eslicarbazepine acetate demonstrated statistically significant reductions in standardized seizure frequency when used as adjunctive therapy. The most commonly reported adverse events in the clinical trials were dizziness, somnolence, headache, nausea, diplopia, vomiting, fatigue, ataxia, blurred vision and vertigo.
About Partial-Onset Seizures
Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders1 and is characterized by recurrent seizures, with abnormal firing of impulses from nerve cells in the brain2. In partial-onset seizures, the abnormal electrical activity begins in specific areas of the brain, but may become more widespread, with symptoms varying according to the affected areas3,4.
About Eslicarbazepine Acetate
Eslicarbazepine acetate is an investigational voltage-gated sodium and T-type calcium channel blocker that has been evaluated in three Phase III clinical trials involving more than 1,400 patients with partial-onset seizures worldwide. The initial research and development of eslicarbazepine acetate was performed by BIAL-Portela & Ca, S.A., a privately held Portuguese research based pharmaceutical company. Subsequently, Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc., acquired the rights to further develop and commercialize eslicarbazepine acetate in the U.S. and Canadian markets from BIAL.
About Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc.
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc., headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, is a subsidiary of Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc. Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc., an indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary of Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd., is headquartered in Marlborough, Mass. More information about Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc. is available at www.sunovion.com
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc., is focused on the development and commercialization of prescription products in Canada. In addition to commercializing products, our strategy is to license pharmaceutical products that meet the needs of patients and the Canadian health care system, currently focusing on cardiovascular disease, infectious disease and central nervous system (CNS) disorders. More information about Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. is available at www.sunovion.ca.
About Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd. (DSP)
DSP is a top-ten listed pharmaceutical company in Japan with a diverse portfolio of pharmaceutical, animal health and food and specialty products. DSP aims to produce innovative pharmaceutical products in the Psychiatry & Neurology field, which has been designated as one of the two key therapeutic areas. DSP is based on the merger in 2005 between Dainippon Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., and Sumitomo Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. Today, DSP has more than 7,000 employees worldwide. Additional information about DSP is available through its corporate website at www.ds-pharma.com.
- Statistics Canada - CANSIM Table 105-1300
- http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/epilepsy/epilepsy.htm
- http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org/aboutepilepsy/seizures/partialseizures/index.cfm
- http://www.dartmouth.edu/~dons/part_3/chapter_22.html
For a copy of this release or any recent release,
visit Sunovion's web site at www.sunovion.ca
SOURCE: Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc.
For further information:
Douglas Reynolds
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc.
[email protected]
Patricia Moriarty
Senior Director, Corporate Coomunications
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc.
[email protected]


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PEORIA -- Area collision alerts and parking bans are still in effect after a snow storm that lasted until midday Saturday.
Peoria City, County, city of East Peoria, and Creve Couer all still have collision alerts in effect. In a collision alert, motorists involved in a traffic accident where no one was hurt and the cars are still able to drive are encouraged to exchange information. Once the alert is lifted, motorists can go to the city or county sheriffs' office of where their accident happened to file an accident report.
Peoria, Pekin, and Creve Couer all still have their respective parking bans in effect. That includes parking on city streets in Peoria, along designated routes in Pekin, and on any village street in Creve Couer.
A parking ban was issued about 7:20 a.m. Saturday for all of Limestone Township.
The National Weather Service in Lincoln said from Friday morning until Saturday at noon, 6.8 inches of snow fell in Peoria. Pekin had 6.4 inches as of 11 a.m. Saturday and Galesburg had 5.8 inches as of noon Saturday.


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Featuring an original story by horrormeister Clive Barker, top-of-the-line hi-def graphics, a journey backward in time and six controllable characters, "Jericho" may just be the most ambitious videogame of the year. But publisher Codemasters and developer MercurySteam have bitten off more than they can chew. While it's full of moments and details that will wow players, particularly those looking for a good scare, "Jericho" is so difficult to control it feels almost hostile to the player. Among the deluge of top-tier action games coming out this fall, this one will have a tough time scaring up boffo business.
Best known to the general public for his "Hellraiser" movies, Barker has a long resume of horror-fantasy novels and even one previous vidgame. He brings his signature aesthetic to "Jericho," in which a team of paranormal soldiers from the "Dept. of Occult Warfare," code-named "Jericho," investigates the mysterious reappearance of an ancient city. As they journey deeper and deeper in search of God's failed attempt at creating life before human beings, they run into undead soldiers from the past, including World War II, the Crusades and ancient Rome.
Though confusing at first, "Jericho's" story becomes more and more interesting as it goes along. The visual details, from a path made of corpses to half-human monsters, are just as rich.
However, the members of the Jericho squad, which includes a soothing Cajun priest, a hard-charging Latino gunner and a sarcastic sniper, never move far beyond cliche. Facial animations aren't nearly as detailed as the environments, and players will quickly get tired of hearing bits from the small catalog of dialogue like "By the grace of God!" and "You guys just got your ass kicked by a girl."
More thought seems to have gone into the characters' abilities. Each of the six Jericho members carries two weapons and has two paranormal powers. Some, like the ability to slow down time or tentacles that hold enemies in place, are a great asset. Others, like a flying "fire demon" and astral projection, are so tough to control they prove nearly useless. Without any narrative explanation, some additional powers are unlocked as the game progresses.
"Jericho" lets one player — there's no multiplayer option — control any character he or she chooses by making the dead squad leader's soul switch bodies. Though it sounds like an impressive feature, in practice this is the game's biggest fault. In the heat of battle, remembering what each of the Jericho members' abilities are and how to control them is too much to handle. It doesn't help that the artificial intelligence controlling the other characters is utterly clueless, leading them to die so frequently that players will find themselves healing allies more often than fighting enemies.
Game's interface makes things worse. The action doesn't pause when players access a menu to switch characters, or while the soul switches bodies, costing valuable seconds that can mean the difference between victory and death. Amid a clutter of onscreen symbols, there's also no indication of who the player is controlling at the moment.
The overall result of this intensely frustrating game design is that players will find themselves dying over and over not because they don't know what to do, but because they can't make the characters do what they want.
It's tough to appreciate a horror vidgame when the gameplay is more frightening than the story.


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I don't have a spell (shesh spelled "spell" wrong at first) check where I am now so forgive any errors please.
I thought I would start yet another thread on this subject.
Why another thread?
I think we would all agree that the rest have become an entanglement of many many issues.
Not that airing these issues is a bad thing. I think getting things out in the open is really the first step to resolving them. If they stay tucked away then they just fester and get worse.
So my hope for the other threads is that good things come from them in the end.
Okay this thread.
This thread is for the detached discussion of the strawman debating ploy without reference to the intentions or use of the term in any other thread or post.
Here people will post their opinions on what it means to them and why.
Perhaps this will explain the reactions on the other threads but I would hope we could do this without refering to the other threads or any other person.
The strawman comment is a debating ploy.
But what is the strategy behind this ploy.
Or rather, why do they use it in debates?
Stating someone has made a strawman comment in a debate is used to win the debate.
How does it do that?
The purpose is to undermine the credibility of the person making an argument.
If I can get the people to believe this person has made a strawman argument then they will give less credit to the other arguments.
But how does believing a person has made a strawman argument undermine a person's credibility?
As strawman argument is an unethical debating tactic in itself.
If a person uses a strawman argument then they have made an unethical argument.
If you acept that person is using the ploy of strawman arguments then you accept that person is unethical.
If you accept that person is unethical then you would hardly give credit to any other argument they may make -- why would you?
If they do not give credit to the other arguments then you win the debate.
Okay so that is my thinking on the statement someone has made a strawman argument.
Clearly this opinion is not shared by others.
I would encourage those who have a different opinion to post theirs.
If you share my take on it then their isn't any reason to post.
This is not intended to be a pole where the highest number believeing one thing wins.
This is an attempt to have a detached presentation on this term.
Hopefully this will share viewpoints.
Again I would hope no one would refer to the other posts or any living or dead individuals . This is simply a place to state what YOU think the strawman debating ploy entails.
I hope my ramblings have made the intent clear.


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Happy Data Privacy Day.
You didn't remember that it was Data Privacy Day? Google did, and as part of its recognition of the event, it posted Monday to its Official Blog a list of initiatives it's taking to protect consumers from intrusions on their privacy, as well as inform them about intrusive activity.
"It's important for law enforcement agencies to pursue illegal activity and keep the public safe," wrote Google's Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer David Drummond. "We're a law-abiding company, and we don't want our services to be used in harmful ways."
"But it's just as important that laws protect you against overly broad requests for your personal information," he added.
Google outlined three initiatives it's taking to protect its users' privacy and security.
- Continue to work for modernization of the U.S. Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), which hasn't been substantially changed since its passage in 1986, when IBM introduced the first laptop computer and Intel debuted the 386 series processor.
- Continue to work on making its reports on government requests for information more transparent. For example, today it added a new FAQ about the process and in its latest transparency report, it included new details about requests made by U.S. government agencies.
- Continue to strictly review government requests for personal information of users. Last week, Google reported that more than two-thirds of requests it receives for user information in the United States are made without a search warrant approved by a judge.
According to Drummond, Google requires such warrants from criminal investigators seeking access to a user's search history or content stored in a user account—even though such demands conflicts with provisions in the ECPA.
Other Google measures taken to protect its users' information from unnecessary intrusions include requiring data requests be made in writing, challenging the scope of requests to make sure they're not overly broad, and notifying users of demands for their information so users can take their own legal measures to protect their data.
However, that's not always possible. For example, requests for information made under the Patriot Act, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendment and in National Security Letters cannot be made public under penalty of law.
Data Privacy Day began in the United States and Canada in January 2008 and is observed each year on January 28. It's an offshoot of Europe's Data Protection Day, which celebrates the signing of the first legally biding international treaty on privacy and data protection signed in 1981.
This story, "Google vows to push legal reforms to protect user privacy" was originally published by TechHive.


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Stop After-School Hunger by Reaching for California Raisins
A new study from the University of Toronto suggests that not all snacks are created equal when it comes to filling up kids' rumbling tummies. The new research found that California raisins, when compared with other snacks such as grapes and potato chips, helped kids feel more full off of fewer calories.
"We found eating raisins as a snack prevented excessive calorie intake, increased the feeling of fullness and thereby may help contribute to the maintenance of a healthy weight in school-age children," said lead researcher G. Harvey Anderson, a professor of nutritional sciences and physiology at the University of Toronto.
This small but mighty snack does more than just satisfy hunger. Raisins are an all-natural, no-sugar-added snack that is fat- and cholesterol-free. They are also a good source of potassium and fiber. In fact, a quarter cup of raisins is a whole serving of fruit.
Try out this fun raisin recipe for a filling afterschool snack that doubles as a fun art activity from www.loveyourraisins.com.
California Raisin Rice Cake Doodles
10 multigrain rice cakes
2 cups California raisins
5/8 cup peanut butter or cream
cheese (1 tablespoon per rice cake)
5/8 cup shredded cheese (1 tablespoon per rice cake)
1-1/2 cup various vegetables such as broccoli, radishes, zucchini, carrots and celery
1/4 cup various nuts, such as almonds, cashews, pecans and walnuts and seeds
Different shaped pretzels, gold fish and sesame snacks for decoration
Use rice cakes as the base for the doodle, and use peanut butter or cream cheese as the "glue." Design the rice cake with a variety of toppings. Have fun and be creative.


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Warlords of Draenor is Here!. This has to be one of the best expansions I've seen in awhile. Is anyone else seeing lots of old friends coming back to WoW for the first time in awhile??
So I've updated all damage dealing characters' talents, rotations, glyphs and - most importantly - all stat weights have been updated, including versaility and multistrike!!
Expect to see all the new items very very soon!
Leveling Guide Updated for WoD! - The Zygor leveing guide (that I have been recommending for over 7 years) is fully updated to Warlods of Draenor for the release. . Click to Download the Fully Updated 1-100 Leveling Guide for Warlords of Draenor! I've personally used this guide in-game for the previous 3 expansions and recommend it without hesitation! :) Anyway, like I've been saying, I don't make these recommendations lightly, and know it will help you get your characters to 100 very quickly when you enter Draenor! Check it out.
Patch 6.0.2 The Iron Tide is launching today. This is the pre-expansion patch before Warlords of Draenor and with it come a ton of changes, and even some new content!
The large gear based changes you need to be concerned about have been fully updated on MaxDPS: All items now reflect their new squished stats and hit and expertise have been removed. Rotations, talents/glyphs and trinkets have not been completed as some more work needs to be done. Other than that, there's also some new content!
There's a new level 90 five man dungeon. This is a redo of one of my favorite from Vanilla: Upper Black Rock Spire! This new dungeon drops level 550 blue gear and can be run multiple times per day. All the drops for this new dungeon have been added to MaxDPS.
The new expansion is just around the corner!
Best Gold Guide! - I'm recommending a brand new Gold Guide that is very different than all others and has fully updated for Warlords of Draenor! It is the best gold guide currently on the market. WoW Secret Gold Guide! I've done a lot of research on this, so if you want to to increase your gold during Warlords of Draenor, I recommend getting it now!
We finally have a release date for the next expansion for World of Warcraft. On November 13th, 2014, we'll all be heading through the portals once again, this time to Draenor!
There are a ton of changes when it comes to gearing for Warlords, and MaxDPS.com will be ready to help you get the most out of your character. Here's a list of the large changes when it comes to gearing up for this newest expansion:
- - All stats on older gear has been squished (not a nerf, monster health to match)
- - Balanced functionality of Agility, Strength, Intellect (agililty and intellect no longer attribute to critical strike, give same amount of spell power / attack power)
- - New secondary stats: Bonus Armor, Multistrike, and Versatility (more on those at a later date.
- - Hit and Expertise removed!!
Aside from gearing changes, there's are some exciting new things coming to Warcraft (Garrisons!). Stay tuned folks, only a couple months away!
So, everyone has been eagerly awaiting the last raid instance for Mists of Pandaria, and MaxDPS has been updated!
All of the new raid loot has been added (for LFR, Normal, Heroic and Flex). The non-random attribute items purchasable with Timeless Coins have all been added. Many items (ilvl 489 and 496) purchasable with Valor Points have been updated to reflect that they are now purchased with Justice Points.
Of course the new amazing legendary cloaks have been added in, clearly best in slot for all classes.
Also, the new stat weightings will be added as soon as Simulation Craft is updated for 5.4.
Patch 5.3 has been released, and while not a large content patch, has a lot of quality of life improvements, large PVP changes, and some other nice little gems.
What you need to know for MaxDPS, is that there are now ilvl 600 cloaks available - yes, I said ilvl 600!. These are available as an extension of the legendary gem questline.
Also, item upgrades are back for all existing PvE gear as well as any new items added in 5.3. Thankfully these now cost less valor and should be less of an agonizing choice between upgrading and hoping for new gear!
Keep an eye out, I suspect we'll see 5.4 on the PTR relatively soon!
I was betting it would be a week or two away, but thankfully patch 5.2 went live this week, and with it came lots of new content and class changes.
All stat weightings have been updated using the latest 5.2 SimulationCraft release (520-1) using all the new class changes. So you can use these weightings with confidence while you check out the item rankings which now include all of the new items. Whether these items are from the new Throne of Thunder raid instance, or the two new World Bosses (Oondasta and Nalak), or the new reputations, they're all there!
The Valor Point rewards all have their updated costs (50% reduction to 5.0 items, 25% to 5.1 items) and I've improved the listings so that it's easier to see which reputations are required to be able to purchase the VP rewards.
An exciting patch!
Some important updates to MaxDPS have been launched in recent days: I've updated the stat weights for all the tanks and healers as those are a little bit harder to nail down, but are now using the latest information. I've also added the cog wheel socket and sha-touched socket information and added a few other missing items.
Most importantly I've added all the item level upgrade information. By default, I'm only showing the lowest level version of the item, but this can be changed in the Item Options tool on the left side of all class item ranking pages.
Please let me know what you think of the updates, or any other improvements you'd like to see by filling out the feedback form on the right sidebar. Thanks!
Also, 5.2 will be launching any week now, and MaxDPS.com will be ready with all the new items from the Throne of Thunder raid!
Mists of Pandaria has finally arrived and for the first time in almost 4 years we have an entire new continent to explore and a new class (with 3 very different specs) to play!
MaxDPS.com is ready! All items have been added! All three Monk specs are now available. Almost all classes have been updated with new rotations, talent/glyph recommendations, and stat weightings. Expect further refinements on this over the next week or so as information comes out for the most optimal setups.
Things have been a little dull around Azeroth for quite a while. However, with the recent announcement that Blizzard is releasing the game's 4th (!!) expansion pack on September 25th, everyone is getting very excited.
I'm glad to say that MaxDPS.com will be ready on release date with all Mists of Pandaria items ranked based on the new talent system and abilities.
Mists of Pandaria is live on beta servers with lots of Annual pass holders enjoying the new world, and of course the Monk!
I have a sneaking suspicion that many WoW players will be playing Diablo 3 while they wait for Mists of Pandaria to be finished, I know I will!
I have just completed an entire revamp of the way gear is ranked on MaxDPS.com. The main change is that stat and gear rankings are no longer determined by models developed in-house. The rankings are now determined by the community trusted SimulationCraft values using the most up to date class ability priorities and information.
For a detailed explanation of why I decided to make the change, and all the benefits to you, the user, please follow this link.
Aside from the details, one large immediate benefit of this change is that now, gear rankings are available for all classes and specs!. I would also really appreciate if you would spread the words to your guildmates and friends that the site now supports all classes! Thanks!
All items from the three new 5-man dungeons (End Time, Hour of Twilight, and Well of Eternity), the new raid (Dragon Soul) and all new crafted gear have ALL been added. Have a look through and plan your upgrade path!
Frost Death Knight - The hottest Death Knight class has been added for some time now. Check out the (maximum dps) 2-Handed version now!
Marksmanship Hunter - Far and away the top Hunter DPS spec has now been fully updated.
Twitter! - MaxDPS is now on Twitter; follow for updates on site changes, as well as general WoW news, thoughts and discussion!


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Bonnie Prince Billy & The Cairo Gang | 01/01/70
In addition to the recent 150 bottle stoppers hand carved by the artist Scott Millar and sold recently with a digital download code, a further bottle stopper has been made available. This unique stopper has been signed by Bonnie 'Prince' Billy and will be auctioned off with all proceeds going to Street Kids International, a charity personally chosen by Billy.
The auction will take place TODAY Monday 21st June at 3.30pm here:
Street Kids International is a charity which develops and disseminates innovative training and tools to give street kids around the world the knowledge, skills and opportunities to make a better life for themselves. They team with youth workers to develop locally relevant, innovative workshops using award winning animations that engage young people about entrepreneurship, sexual health and drug use. Having reached more than 2 million street kids in over 60 countries Street Kids International has been recognised by the United Nations as a Global Best practice leader in youth work.
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy and The Cairo Gang's album, The Wonder Show of the World, is available now. They are touring the UK and Ireland this summer as follows:
JULY 27th BELFAST - EMPIRE
JULY 28th DUBLIN - WHELANS
JULY 29th DUBLIN - WHELANS
JULY 30th GALWAY - ROISIN DUBH
JULY 31st SKIBBEREEN - CORK X SOUTHWEST
AUGUST 2nd COVENTRY – ST JOHN'S CHURCH (tickets £20 from www.wegottickets.co.uk)
AUGUST 3rd MANCHESTER – MANCHESTER CATHERDRAL (tickets £21.50 from www.seetickets.com)
AUGUST 4th LONDON – 02 SHEPHERDS BUSH EMPIRE (tickets £22.50 from www.seetickets.com)
Scott Millar is represented by Gao Industries, for further information please see http://www.gaoindustries.com.
For further information on Street Kids International please contact:
Philippa Frankl
Website www.streetkids.org


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Bopp is a Special Advisor at the U.S. Department of Energy's Loan Programs
Office, which currently supports a portfolio of more than $30 billion in loans,
loan guarantees, and commitments covering more than 30 innovative energy and
advanced vehicle manufacturing projects across the United States.
graduating from the University of Delaware with a degree in Political Science
and French, Sydney went on to earn a Master's degree in Comparative Politics
from Northeastern University and attended the Emerging Leaders Executive
Education program at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of
Government. While finishing her
Master's, she began her career in public service with the House Committee on
Global Warming and Climate Change in the Massachusetts State House. Sydney then went on to receive the
prestigious Presidential Management Fellowship, which gave her the opportunity
to work at the U.S. Department of Transportation, the U.S. Department of
Energy, and for the Federal Environmental Executive at the White House Council
on Environmental Quality. In 2016,
Sydney was awarded the U.S. Department of Energy's Secretary's Appreciation
Award for her work on the Department's Science and Energy Plan.
As a
student, Sydney took advantage of UD's study abroad program, traveling to
London, Martinique, Greece, and Turkey.
These experiences abroad exposed her to some of the challenges and
opportunities citizens were facing in different regions of the world in comparison
to the American experience. Sydney attributes
many of her successes to date to her political science education, specifically
through lessons and mentorship from Professors Gretchen Bauer and Ralph
Begleiter. Her unwavering work ethic and
commitment to public service developed in large part due to her time at UD.
My favorite quote, from the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle, is to first "have a definite, clear practical ideal; a goal, an objective. Second, have the necessary means to achieve those ends; wisdom, money, materials, and methods. Third, adjust all your means to that end." With my background in political science, filmmaking and television production, I plan to use the mediums of TV and film as platforms, to articulate arguments, which critique institutional dysfunction, and comment on why it affects the everyday lives of people.
With my University of Delaware bachelor's degrees in Political Science, with a concentration in Global Studies and English, with a concentration in Film Studies, and Wilmington University master's degree in Administration of Justice, with a concentration in Homeland Security, I acquired the skills to research institutional problems, examine the specific flaws, creating those issues, and finally express my speculations, about them, by writing, directing and producing socially conscious movie and television narratives.
A recurring theme, in my analyses of institutional failure, is the lack of adequate leadership. "A startling 86% of respondents to the Survey on the Global Agenda agree that we have a leadership crisis in the world today". I believe it is important to encourage my audience to question the performance of their government leaders and hold them accountable, as they are the likeliest to hold a majority of politically powerful positions in societies.
During a 2014 summer internship, with the CNN Newsroom, in Atlanta, Georgia, I was able to start accomplishing these objectives, while working with Mr. Wolf Blitzer and his television news production team. I wrote segments for Mr. Blitzer's show, Wolf, and rapidly provided the writers and producers with in-depth research, in the control room. I was also given the opportunity to further understand what it takes to create content for film and TV, with previous internships for Mr. Spike Lee, Drop Squad Pictures, Delaware 28, Nickelodeon Development, Comedy Central Production, Nickelodeon Programming and HLN America. I most recently worked as a Freelance Production Assistant for CNN.
Today, I am pursuing my doctorates in Organizational Learning, Leadership and Innovation, at Wilmington University, while working as a CNN Production Assistant, in New York City. I am very thankful to have earned an undergraduate education at UD and a graduate degree from WilmU. The knowledge gives me a unique perspective in the television and movie business. I can take mediums, historically seen as platforms for entertainment, and use them to provide content that thoroughly critiques political leaders. This may encourage my audiences to survey the effectiveness of social structures, impacting their worlds.
Jonathan Green is the Special Assistant for the United
States Senate Armed Services Committee minority, under the leadership of Sen.
Jack Reed of Rhode Island. He serves as the primary aide to the minority staff
director and assists senior staff in policy research and writing. In addition,
he acts as a primary point of contact for liaisons with the Services, federal
agencies and departments, and industry. Jon is a Master of Public Policy
candidate and former graduate assistant at George Mason University.
Prior to joining the Senate, Jon spent several years at the
Department of Defense as a contracted analyst supporting the Under Secretary of
Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics in the Office of the Secretary
of Defense Studies and Federally Funded Research and Development Center
Management. He provided programmatic support and management to the Department's
more than $2 billion-annual research relationship with prominent private
industry think tanks and development centers.
Upon graduating from UD with a major in International
Relations and minor in Islamic Studies with Arabic, Jon held internships in
Boston and Washington, D.C. with Senator John Kerry's office and the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee. The majority of his work focused on immigration
crises resolution for U.S. citizens, policy development for the Syrian civil
war, and research supporting the proposed approval of the U.N. Convention on
the Law of the Sea. At the completion of his internships, Jon served as a
Regional Director for a battleground Virginia congressional campaign and led
his office to more than 40,000 voter contacts.
During his undergraduate years at UD, Jon specialized in the
Middle East and U.S. foreign policy. He took advantage of UD's expansive study
abroad program to study in seven countries including Ghana, Egypt and Nepal.
The combination of in-depth classroom education and experience operating
in-country provided Jon with a unique perspective of on-the-ground realities
that exist in some of the world's most complicated geopolitical regions. The
opportunities afforded to him by UD and the mentorship of faculty like Dr.
Muqtedar Khan empowered Jon to continue to pursue his passion for international
affairs in public service.
Keeping U.S. Senator Chris Coons of Delaware on schedule puts Megan O'Neill in rooms with presidents, cabinet secretaries, and some of the world's most interesting people. As Senator Coons' executive assistant, Megan maintains and executes his daily schedule in Washington; acts as a liaison between the Senator and other Members, staff, constituents and the public; and prepares detailed itineraries for the Senator. Membership on five key committees — Appropriations, Foreign Relations, Judiciary, Ethics, and Small Business and Entrepreneurship — creates a never-ending supply of competing demands on the Senator's time. With a plethora of priorities for Delaware and a demanding Senate floor schedule, Megan's job is make the chaos of the day feel calm and constructive. Working with the Senator's scheduler, it's Megan's job to figure out how to put all the puzzle pieces together.
Megan's work with Senator Coons began before her graduation from UD in 2012. With the encouragement of Professor Bauer, Megan interned in Senator Coons' Wilmington office during the spring semester. As a student studying International Relations and concentrating on African Affairs, Megan was initially drawn to the internship by her interest in Senator Coons' role as chairman of the Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs. Through the internship, Megan earned firsthand experience with the complexity of local and national politics, and the depth and breadth of the issue areas in which Senator Coons works. After graduation, Megan was hired as a staff assistant in Senator Coons' Washington, D.C. office, where she got a crash course on the operations of Capitol Hill. Megan was promoted to the Senator's executive assistant less than a year later. Three years into her public service on Capitol Hill, Megan has certainly learned the ropes, but she credits her ability to jump in head-first and strong base of knowledge to her political science and economics education at the University of Delaware.
Kevin Sun is a Social Studies
teacher at Ka'u High School located in the rural south of Hawai'i Island. He
currently teaches courses in United States History, Modern Hawaiian History,
Economics, and Democracy to students 9th through 12th
grade. After graduating from UD with a BA with Distinction in International
Relations, he joined Teach for America where he received his placement in
Hawai'i. The district of Ka'u is the
poorest on Hawaii Island with 90% of students coming from low-income families. Working
within this exceptionally diverse community comprised of primarily of
Hawaiians, Micronesians, and Filipinos has provided Kevin insight to the unseen
challenges that have long plagued Hawaii.
Kevin also serves as assistant
coach of the cross-country team at Ka'u High and is working towards starting a
Youth in Government and Model United Nations program at the school. Along with
teaching full-time, he is pursuing a Master's degree in Education
from the Johns Hopkins University and aims to have a career focused in
education policy after he leaves the classroom.
As a student at UD, Kevin credits
Alternative Breaks (UDaB) for providing him the experience of seeing up-close
the institutional political and economic marginalization that minority Americans
face. His experience on the Mock Trial team helped him develop on-the-spot acting
skills which have been exceptionally useful in facilitating student engagement
in the classroom. The numerous political science and international relations courses
Kevin took, along with researching his senior thesis under the direction of Dr.
Gretchen Bauer, provided him with strong political, economic, social, and
cultural awareness that he draws upon each day when teaching down in Room 20 at
Ka'u High.
I am the Chief of Planning &
Research at the Delaware Department of Correction in Dover, Delaware. My
work centers on evaluating the effectiveness of the programs run by the
Department of Correction, analyzing prison population data, and assisting with
strategic planning and the implementation of special projects. Currently,
much of my work focuses on the implementation of evidence-based assessment
tools that determine an inmate's risk level and needs. I am also charged
with collaborating with other state agencies to identify innovative ways to
reduce the number of low-risk pretrial detainees who are held in our prisons
because of inability to post secured bail. My position includes a blend of
policy work, statistical analysis, and strategic planning.
The internships I held while a
student at UD included placements at the Delaware Department of Correction in a
maximum security men's prison in Wilmington, Delaware and a placement with the
(former) nonprofit criminal justice reform organization Stand Up for What's
Right and Just (SURJ). These internships had a direct impact on my being
hired at SURJ to provide office management and to conduct research, and after
graduating from the University of Pennsylvania with a Master's Degree in
Criminology, I returned to lead SURJ as Executive Director for several
years. There, I coordinated efforts to reform Delaware's problematic drug
sentencing laws and to formalize data-driven criminal justice decision
making. My subsequent work was as the Executive Director of the Delaware
Center for Justice, a non-profit organization that provides direct services to
justice-involved youth and adults and engages in legislative advocacy to
promote second chances and fresh starts for people with criminal histories.
My major at UD was Political
Science, with a minor in German. Several of the relationships that I
formed with faculty at UD continue today, including those with Dr. Gretchen
Bauer and Dr. Eric Rise, who have served as my mentors and who are now
colleagues whom I have the pleasure of collaborating with.
I graduated with a PhD in January
2013 while in my first year as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Ohio
University (Athens, OH). After a few years at OU, I joined the Political
Science faculty at the Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY) as an
Assistant Professor. RIT is a STEM focused institution of approximately 18,000
students, and is currently growing to a more holistic university model. As
such, my place in their College of Liberal Arts affords me the opportunity to
offer enlightening general education courses to more technically oriented
students, and help a small but growing department serve its incredibly bright
My research centers on the
changing character of war, the ethics of war (especially the just war
tradition), international political theory, and qualitative methodology. I
teach courses relating to International Relations, American foreign policy, the
causes of war, the ethics of war, emerging military technologies, international
peace, and the ethics of international politics. I also serve as the faculty
advisor to RIT's Model United Nations club and the College Democrats.
My time at UD was one in which my
personal intellectual interests developed and were fostered to the fullest. The
classes and faculty were of course top-notch, but more importantly the program
maintained an environment that allowed its graduate students to sample a wide
variety of avenues for research and teaching, with supportive faculty that
encouraged outside-the-box thinking. More concretely, I was supported in
turning two essays written for classwork into peer-reviewed publications. I was
also afforded the opportunity to create and teach my own course while still a
graduate student. Needless to say, experiences like these gave me a solid foundation
from which to launch my own career in academia.
I graduated in May 2011 and I currently work as Assistant
Professor of Political Science at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. Marist
has a relatively small, yet dynamic political science department and I have
been able to work closely with both colleagues and students on varied teaching
and research initiatives. I teach introductory and advanced undergraduate
courses in comparative politics and international relations.
At UD I benefitted greatly from the ability to work closely
with top-notch faculty, and from opportunities to develop teaching skills. My
advisor, mentor – and now friend – Mark J. Miller was a constant source of
inspiration for me. I also worked closely with a number of other UD professors,
especially Stuart Kaufman, Muqtedar Khan and Bob Denemark. Lessons learned through
interactions with these distinguished scholars have had a major influence on my
research agenda to this day. Furthermore, an ability to serve as a teaching
assistant and then to develop – and teach – my own courses at UD strengthened my
portfolio when I applied for academic jobs globally.
Research skills developed during my graduate studies at UD
have enabled me to publish a number of peer-reviewed research publications.
Many of my recent research projects continue building on my prior work on
conflict spillover, migration and ethnic politics. I have also started several
new, collaborative research projects with another UD graduate. These projects
focus on empirical testing of theoretical assumptions developed by
international relations scholarship, and studies in migration and security. My recent publication is "Western Muslims and Conflicts Abroad".
I graduated in May 2011
from the University of Delaware and I currently work as a Human Rights Officer
in Timbuktu within the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali (http://minusma.unmissions.org/en).
I joined the UN in May 2014 after having worked with human rights NGOs in
Tunisia. As a Human Rights Officer working in the field, I tackle various
issues pertaining to international human rights and humanitarian law such as
detention, conflict-related sexual violence, transitional justice, fight
against impunity, and protection of civilians.
My responsibilities
include monitoring of the human rights situation in the region of Timbuktu through
investigations, special fact-finding missions and visits to detention centers. Another interesting part of my day-to-day
work is the continuous engagement with leaders of different rebel groups operating
in the area to recall their obligations under international law. Besides, I am
also responsible for drafting briefing notes, reports on pressing human rights
issues, organizing and delivering outreach activities including human rights
trainings to various audiences and developing advocacy materials for use in
engagement with donors, partners and other stakeholders. As a matter of fact,
we succeeded to put in place 5 human rights clubs for high school students and
we are currently rehabilitating a one-stop center for women victims of sexual
and gender-based violence.
There is no doubt that I
benefited greatly from my Master's degree within the Political Science and
International Relations Department of the University of Delaware. Indeed, the
knowledge and experience I have acquired throughout the program has made me
familiar with the various issues and challenges faced in field work as well as
the political environment in which peacekeeping missions operate. It has also
helped me develop my analytical and critical thinking skills which are tremendously
important in field work.
I graduated in May 2011 from UD and joined Zayed
University in Dubai (United Arab Emirates) in August 2011 as Assistant
Professor of International Relations and International Political Economy in the
Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. At Zayed University I
taught a variety of undergraduate courses within the Department of Humanities
and Social Sciences, and a seminar on IPE in the Master's program in Diplomacy
and International Affairs. I was also the College's Coordinator on Learning
Outcomes Assessment and Accreditation. From 2011-2013 I served as the Faculty
Advisor for the HSS Student Club and the Coordinator for the College's Research
Speaker Series.
I left Zayed University in May 2015 and started
working at the Emirates Diplomatic Academy in June 2015 in Abu Dhabi. The EDA
is affiliated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UAE and is
responsible for training current and future UAE diplomats on various political,
economic and diplomatic topics and courses, before they begin their posting and
responsibilities either at the ministry or abroad. I deliver courses on
political economy and development but I'm also involved in more
"practical" trainings.
The Political Science and International Relations
department at UD helped me tremendously in getting the position that I have
now. The opportunities I received at UD as a Teaching Assistant helped me build
my teaching portfolio and gain hands-on experience both in and outside the
classroom. This helped me learn how to manage my classes, design my syllabi and
lectures, and also gave me the upper hand over other candidates who did not
have the extensive teaching experience. The classes that I took during the PhD
program exposed me to so much material, readings, and theories and I am now
using all this in my own classes. Finally, the opportunity to participate in
various projects and to contribute to the department's organization prepared me
for the administrative and service-related activities that I am now
As a tenured faculty
member at Chabot Community College in Hayward, I work collaboratively to
oversee the Political Science and International Studies programs. This includes
designing curricula, organizing speaker series and major events, forming
community partnerships, and helping students achieve their transfer, workforce,
and personal development goals. I love being able to spark a passion in
students, most of whom are the first in their families to attend
college, to participate in politics or to pursue political science and
international studies majors and careers.
My graduate
education at Delaware prepared me to take on diverse endeavors within the
fields of political science and international relations: I co-founded
Chabot's Law and Democracy Program, instituted a Student Research
Symposium, and organize a variety of activities to promote
civic engagement (www.vote60by50.org). I spent
spring 2015 as a Fulbright Scholar in Beijing, China where I
taught at the China Foreign Affairs University and
worked on a
project to evaluate young adults' cross-national perceptions
of one another.
My current research
interests are also broad in nature: civic and global engagement
habits and trends, active learning ideas
and techniques for the classroom, and advocacy around the value of
community colleges in American higher education and the important role
they play in teaching democratic participation and global citizenship skills.
I am assistant professor of Political Science at Penn
State Harrisburg. As a tenure-track professor, I regularly teach introductory
and advanced international politics courses such as Comparative Politics,
International Relations, US Foreign Policy, International Law, Middle East
Politics and European Politics. As the Political Science program here is
relatively small, it is a wonderful feeling to get to know closely the students
and follow them throughout their career at Penn State. I also get to spend a
lot of times with students as the advisor of the student club International Affairs Association and the co-director of Penn State
Harrisburg Model United Nations. We organize the Model UN every year for over
300 high school students and learn a lot each time about the workings of
international politics!
My research agenda focuses on Turkey and the issue of
immigration, and as part of my research I usually travel to the region at least
twice a year, to conduct further fieldwork, network and present at conferences.
Among other things, I have recently been working on Syrian refugees. I indeed remain very much connected with the policy world with whom I had a fellowship (the Transatlantic Academy at the German Marshall
Fund) while a graduate student at UD.
Penn State Harrisburg provides me with wonderful research support and I am able
to work with several research assistants (graduate and undergraduate) who help
me in my different projects. For our latest project, we have been working on a
discourse analysis of social media, looking at how the Turkish public refers to
Syrian refugees in their social interactions on Twitter.


text: Rainy October finally comes. I feel a deep grateful. First, I am happy to see pouring rain almost every evening and second I never thought that my decision to leave my 9-to-5 work as I posted here could inspire some of my friends. I know leaving a comfortable zone is a hard thing to do. Starting a new life with totally different activities also not easy.


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Daughter's Facebook Status Update Costs Her Family $80,000
A daughter's Facebook status update cost her family $80,000.
Patrick Snay, 69, recently won an age discrimination lawsuit against Gulliver Preparatory School in Miami. He was employed by the school as headmaster for several years until the school did not renew his contract in 2010.
Snay was awarded $80,000 from the case, reports the Miami Herald.
The catch to the agreement was that he and his wife were prohibited from talking about the settlement.
His daughter, Dana, a student at Boston College and part-time barista at Starbucks, breached the agreement when she posted a status update to Facebook.
"Mama and Papa Snay won the case against Gulliver," Dana Snay posted. "Gulliver is now officially paying for my vacation to Europe this summer. SUCK IT."
Dana's post was seen by her 1,200 Facebook friends, many of which are current and former Gulliver students.
The post quickly made its way back to the school's attorneys, who informed Snay he had violated the agreement and they would not pay.
Judge Linda Ann Wells overturned the case ruling and the $80,000 settlement.
"Snay violated the agreement by doing exactly what he had promised not to do," Wells wrote. "His daughter then did precisely what the confidentiality agreement was designed to prevent."
Snay defends telling his daughter about the settlement because he had to tell her something as she suffers from "psychological scars" from her time at the school and she knew her parents were in mediation.
"We knew what the restrictions were, yet we needed to tell her something," Snay said.
A motion for a rehearing and an appeal to the Florida Supreme Court may be filed by Snay, but attorney Bradley Shear says the odds of Snay winning his money back are slim.
"It depends on the terms of the confidentiality contract; each one is different, but the damage is likely done," Shear told Yahoo Shine. "Some confidentiality agreements stipulate that the client cannot tell people who are not involved in the case: others prohibit anyone from knowing. Facebook is a public forum, even if her profile is set to private, and that's where the mistake was made."
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Shocking! 6 Months Old Baby Raped By 3 Guys
A Twitter user @mskhaddie has shared that she saw a 6 months old baby who was reportedly raped by 3 guys while she was in the hospital with her colleague who took her son to the hospital.
See her narration below:
My colleague took her son to the hospital yesterday, while she was waiting to see the doctor, a 6months old baby was rushed to the hospital. 3guys raped her.
So many evil people in this world.
She will take her son to the hospital tomorrow for another checkup…I will ask her for an update.
Parents don't leave your children with anybody, don't trust anybody with your children. Not uncles or aunties and certainly not your neighbours.
Her tweet below:
My colleague took her son to the hospital yesterday, while she was waiting to see the doctor, a 6months old baby was rushed to the hospital. 3guys raped her.
So many evil people in this world.
— khadijat (@MsKhaddie) June 11, 2019
Odd News
Nigerian Parents Arrested After Teen Son Dies During Religious Fast
A Nigerian couple have been arrested in the US after their 15-year-old son reportedly died during a 40-day religious fast.
Kehinde Omosebi, 49, and Titilayo Omosebi, 48, of Reedsburg, were on Tuesday charged with child neglect causing death and child neglect causing great bodily harm.
The father was said to have walked to the Reedburg police station on Sunday, to report his son had died on Friday, Chief Timothy Becker said.
Investigators who went to the Omosebi home reportedly had to force their way in, as the doors was padlocked on the inside. No food was discovered in the home. They found the "extremely emaciated and deceased" teenager, and also found a gaunt 11-year-old child, along with his mother, Titilayo, who was also undernourished, according to the report.
The father, Kehinde, told authorities that the family began fasting on July 19, and that he was a "religious minister affiliated with Cornerstone Reformation Ministries," which is believed by police to have been made up.
The mother and 11-year-old were transported to a hospital. The mother reportedly refused medical treatment due to religious reasons, and was taken to the Sauk County Jail.
The child remains in protective custody at Children's Hospital in Madison, while, according to Becker, the parents are eating while in jail.
Odd News
This Illuminati Conspiracy Theory Of Celebrities With Black Eyes Will Shock You..
A bizarre conspiracy theory has emerged suggesting that celebrities seen sporting a black left eye are part of the Illuminati. Former US President George W. Bush, along with the Pope, Prince Philip and Prince Andrew, have all also been photographed with black eyes.
According to some conspiracy theorists, the black left eye is part of a cult or 'Illuminati' high-level initiation ritual during which the pledger is said to be forced to 'eat pain' in a quest to become more powerful.
Author and internet radio show host Sherry Shriner – who wrote the book Interview With The Devil, in which she claimed to converse with Lucifer – has spoken of the link between these black eyes and 'soul scalping'.
According to Shriner, government leaders, people on TV with their own shows and hundreds of popular entertainers have sold their souls to Satan.
'You cannot be on TV now, without signing on the dotted line. The bizarre recurrence of facial bruises on Illuminati politicians and entertainers has resulted in speculation that their souls have been replaced in a satanic ritual called "soul scalping",' she said.
Shriner, who died earlier this year, believed all the powerful people in the world have been soul scalped.
She said that this can one done in a number of ritualistic ways, all of which result in a 'possession', whereby the human soul is removed and the body taken over by the demonic entity.
In conspiracy circles, this process is also known as a 'walk-in'. Some people believe the blackened eye is a result of soul scalping.
Meanwhile, celebrities have come up with various explanations for how they got their black eyes over the years.
The Pope was said to have hit his eye when riding through the streets of Cartagena, Columbia in the 'Pope-mobile' last year.
Several news reports stated that he had made a joke about the injury, saying that he'd been punched.
Conspiracy theorists have pointed out that even members of the royal family have been spotted with black eyes over the years.
Some researchers suggest a link between the bearers of black eyes to the worship of the Egyptian sun god Horus, whose left eye was black and represented the moon and whose right eye was white and represented the sun.
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Risen 2: Dark Waters lands on PC tomorrow, launch trailer released
Risen 2: Dark Waters releases on PC tomorrow, so to get you pumped for it, Piranha Bytes and Deep Silver have released the launch trailer. The console version of the game will be released in the UK on August 3 with the additional episode The Air Temple Console.
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Console version of Risen 2: Dark Waters delayed to summer
Risen 2: Dark Waters has been delayed on consoles until July 31 in the US and August 3 in Europe. The news was posted on the game's on the game's Facebook page. The release of the PC version remains unaffected and will still hit stores on April 27. A reason for the delay wasn't provided, […]
Risen 2: Dark Waters dev video illustrates the art of fighting and dirty tricks
Deep Silver and Piranha Bytes have released the fifth episode of its six part making-of series for Risen 2, which lays out the different fighting options in the game. It also explains how fighting is just one of the options, and how different styles – such as avoiding the fight altogether – can solve in-game […]
Voodoo priestess Chani revealed for Risen 2: Dark Waters
Deep Silver has revealed Chani, a fourth character for Risen 2: Dark Waters who is the daughter of the Shaganumbi tribe's chief. Growing up in the village of Earthclan, she despises the expansion plans of the Inquisition as much as the pirates which have invaded her home, thus, she's using her voodoo powers to protect […]
Latest Risen 2: Dark Waters "making-of" video concentrates on animations
Deep Silver and Piranha Bytes have released the third episode of the six part making-of series for Risen 2: Dark Waters. Posted below the break, the video discusses the overhaul of the game's animation system, and well as some of the two to three thousand animations specifically created for the second installment. The video also […]
Pre-order Risen 2: Dark Waters and get Treasure Island DLC free
Deep Silver has announced a free pre-order bonus for Risen 2: Dark Waters. Called Treasure Island, the DLC offers "exclusive" additional content consisting of an extra story questline to uncover Captain Steelbeard's legendary treasure. It is a continuation of a plot element from the first Risen game, which will be brought to an "exciting conclusion." […]
Friday Shorts: Gamocracy, KOTOR's Revan, science, Sheen, sales, Suda, more
It's Good Friday. It's especially good if you got the day off to celebrate Jesus and bunnies and stuff. Here's some shorts to make it even more of a good Friday.
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Risen 2: Dark Waters lands on PC tomorrow, launch trailer released
Risen 2: Dark Waters dev video illustrates the art of fighting and dirty tricks
Latest Risen 2: Dark Waters "making-of" video concentrates on animations
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Friday Shorts: Gamocracy, KOTOR's Revan, science, Sheen, sales, Suda, more