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On 13 April 2011, the Security Council held a public meeting with the participation of Ms Valerie Amos, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Ms. Navanethem Pillay, High Commissioner for Human Rights, and Mr. Choi, Special Representative of the Secretary General in Côte d'Ivoire (the latter in a videoconference from Abidjan). The Council then met in informal consultations and welcomed in a press statement President Ouattara's capacity to assume all his responsibilities as Head of State. The Council also welcomed President Ouattara's call for justice and reconciliation in his country and encouraged UNOCI to help the Ivorian governement in the normalisation process in Côte d'Ivoire.
On 28 April 2011, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 1980 extending for one year the sanctions regime originally established by resolution 1572, in order to continue contributing to the stabilization of the country and the pacification of the Ivorian national dialogue. Resolution 1980 also includes an assessment of its effects six months following its adoption.
On 13 May 2011, the Security Council adopted resolution 1981. This resolution renews until 31 July 2011 the UNOCI mandate and extends up to 30 June 2011 the temporary redeployment of forces from UNMIL to UNOCI.
On 29 June 2011, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 1992 extending the presence in Côte d'Ivoire of the United Nations attack helicopters until at least 30 September 2012.
On 28 July, the Secretary General decided to appoint Bert Koenders as his Special Representative for Côte d'Ivoire and Head of UNOCI. He has replaced Mr. Choi Young-jin who completed his assignment on 31 August 2011.
On 27 July 2011, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2000 extending the mandate of UNOCI until 31 July 2012. The Security Council mandated it in particular to participate in the demobilization of former combatants and the restructuring of the security sector, essential for restoring security in Côte d'Ivoire. The Special Representative of UN Secretary General is also responsible for assisting the Ivorian authorities for the organization of parliamentary elections and certify the result, in accordance with the Ouagadougou agreement reached between the Ivorian parties in 2007.
On 20 October 2011, the Security Council met in closed consultations to hear the report of the Permanent Representative of Brazil, who chairs the sanctions committee established by resolution 1980 of the Security Council. France reported that, on the findings of this report, it did not seem appropriate to amend the sanctions regime for the moment. The issue will be discussed again in April 2012 in light of the progress identified.
On 8 December 2011, the Security Council met in closed consultations to hear the first report of Bert Koenders, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and head of UNOCI. Mr. Koenders stressed the efforts by the government to improve the security situation, especially in the context of the upcoming parliamentary elections. UNOCI's contingents had been redeployed to deal with the lingering local tensions.
In his statement, the representative of France commended the progress made since the end of the crisis in terms of economic recovery and national cohesion. However, the situation in the country remained fragile, requiring continued vigilance from the Council and UNOCI.
The parliamentary election would help achieving the transition and reconciliation process in the country.
On 26 January 2012, the Security Council heard Bert Koenders, Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Côte d'Ivoire, in the presence of the representative of the country. Significant progress had been made: the security situation had improved, the displaced populations were gradually returning to the country, and economic recovery was under way. The government had also taken steps to meet its goals in terms of regional integration. The support of UNOCI, commended by the representative of Côte d'Ivoire, remained crucial so as to prevent the resurgence of conflicts and to fight against the circulation of arms.
During the closed consultations that followed, the French representative commended the transparent and peaceful legislative elections held in December. He reiterated France's support to UNOCI and stressed that President Ouattara's visit in Paris had been the opportunity to sign a security partnership between the two countries.
On 18 April 2012, the Security Council met in closed consultations to hear a report of the Sanctions Committee on Côte d'Ivoire, presented by its Chairman, Mr. Gert Rosenthal, Permanent representative of Guatemala.
Mr. Rosenthal noted the encouraging prospects raised by the new government's improved cooperation with the expert Group. The security situation had not been completely stabilized, notably in the North of the country. The government was still encountering difficulties to reach its goals regarding disarmament, demobilization, the security sector reform and border surveillance.
The representative of France commended the policy of transparency adopted by the government of Mr. Ouattara as well as the standardization and the redeployment of the administration in the territory. He stood in favor of an easing of the sanctions regime imposed on the country. France was to introduce a draft resolution to that effect, during the annual renewal of the mandate of the expert Group.
On 26 April 2012, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2045 renewing for one year the sanctions regime against Côte d'Ivoire regarding weapons and diamonds, as well as the mandate of the Group of Experts established in 2004 to assess the situation in the country.
Given the progress made, certain sanctions with respect to security and military functions were not to be implemented anymore.
On 8 June 2012, following an ambush against a battalion of Nigerian peacekeepers of UNOCI, which caused the death of seven of them and of several Ivorian civilians, the Security Council condemned the attack and expressed its "deep concern at the prevailing insecurity in western Côte d'Ivoire and the border area" with Liberia, "and continued cross-border movements of armed elements, including militias and mercenaries". The Security Council decided to hold emergency consultations on the matter on 11 June 2012.
On 18 July 2012, the Security Council held private consultations on the situation in Côte d'Ivoire. Mr. Koender, Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI), welcomed the economic growth and the improvement of the security situation. The coming elections should confirm the legitimacy of the young political system. They suggested improve border security through the redeployment of UNFIL forces to the UNOCI.
In francophone countries, the French Representative stressed, UN missions couldn't act effectively without incorporating more francophone staff at every hierarchical level.
On 26 July 2012, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2062 which extended the mandate of the United Nations Mission in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) for one year.
On 25 October 2012, the Security Council met in closed consultations in order to evaluate the action of the Côte d'Ivoire Sanctions Committee, as established by resolution 1572.
The Chairman of the Committee and Permanent Representative of Guatemala, Mr. Gert Rosenthal, presented the mid-term report by the Group of Experts of the UN supporting the Committee.
The Permanent Representative of France praised the pragmatism of the approach of the Sanctions Committee. Nevertheless, some flaws persisted, such as regional violations of the sanctions. Therefore, those sanctions did not need to be modified.
On 17 January 2013, Mr Bert Koenders, special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) presented to the Security Council his report on the situation in the country. Both Mr Koenders and the Permanent Representative of Côte d'Ivoire present during the briefing emphasized the significant progress made by the country, even though the current situation remained fragile.
The Security Council then met in closed consultations.
The Representative of France stressed the efficiency of the cooperation between UNOCI and UNMIL. He also suggested that the Security Council could start envisaging a gradual draw-down of the United Nations forces as the international presence in Côte d'Ivoire would eventually evolve.
Moreover, he congratulated Côte d'Ivoire for its commitment in the Malian crisis through ECOWAS.
On 16 April 2013, the Security Council met to hear Mr Edmond Mulet, Under Secretary-General for the peacekeeping operations on the situation in Côte d'Ivoire, in the presence of the Permanent representative of the country. Both of them emphasized the amelioration of the bilateral relationship between Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana.
During the closed consultations that followed, Chairman of the Sanction Committee and Permanent Representative of Guatemala, Mr. Gert Rosenthal, presented the report by the Group of Experts of the UN in Côte d'Ivoire.
The French representative welcomed the positive developments of the situation in the country, as much as security, political and economic matters.
He stressed that France supported the gradual reduction of UNOCI proposed by the Secretariat.
On 25 April 2013, the Security Council adopted resolution 2101 stating that for a period ending on 30 April 2014, all States shall take the necessary measures to prevent the direct or indirect supply, sale or transfer to Côte d'Ivoire, from their territories or by their nationals.
On 18 July 2013, the Security Council heard Mr. Hervé Ladsous, Head of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, on the situation in Côte d'Ivoire and UNOCI activities. Mr. Ladsous welcomed the political and security progresses made in the country since the violent post-election crisis in April 2011, while stressing that these progresses needed to be consolidated and that serious threats to stability remained.
The Security Council also held closed consultations during which the representative of France declared that the reform of the security sector and the pursuit of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former combatants were essential to consolidate the gains that had been made.
On 30 July 2013, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2112 renewing for one year UNOCI's mandate.
On 24 October 2013, Mr. Gert Rosenthal, Chairman of the sanction Committee and Permanent Representative of Guatemala, presented during closed consultations his progress report.
France encouraged to look at the situation in Côte d'Ivoire within a general context. The Representative of France welcomed again the positive developments of the situation in the country, both in terms of security and in the economic field. However, he noted that significant challenges remained: Security Sector Reform and the DDR process were implemented too slowly. He also mentioned the topic of illicit trafficking of weapons and encouraged a renewal of the sanctions regime this June.
On 9 December 2013, the existing chairs of the subsidiary bodies of the Council presented the results of their work.
The chairman of the sanctions committee 1572 on Côte d'Ivoire, permanent representative of Guatemala, shared three reports in the areas of follow-up of the means of communication, arms embargo monitoring and human rights. He deplored considerable gaps in the implementation of sanctions, in particular in the area of the arms embargo. Despite all that, Côte d'Ivoire was progressing in the right direction towards stability, peace and security.


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The Bechdel Test is a simple way to evaluate whether a story excludes women:
1. It has to have at least two women in it
2. Who talk to each other
3. About something besides a man
I first learned about the Bechdel Test at feministfrequency.com. It's based on Mo's Movie Rule (from Alison Bechdel's comic Dykes to Watch Out For - I used to read this a lot as an undergrad, so I'm surprised I hadn't heard it earlier, but this particular strip was a little before my time, I s'pose). It's meant for movies, but it's just as useful for other storytelling forms.
Traditional fantasy has a hard time with this… off the top of my head, I'm fairly certain that Lord of the Rings fails in both book and movie forms, and I don't even think Ursula LeGuin managed to get past the second criterion for the first book of Earthsea.
Try for a moment to think of a story in sci fi/fantasy that would fail the inverse of the Bechdel Test. Oh sure, there may be a few one-man shows, but they probably don't have more than one woman, either. In LOTR we got nine in the main party, and though we don't hear much about it, we can be fairly sure they all had penises.
Which brings me to one of my newest favorite writers, Patrick Rothfuss. I love the wordcraft, the attitude, the rich universe and perfect pacing of the The Name of the Wind and The Wise Man's Fear. I expect I will be re-reading these a couple times before the conclusion to The Kingkiller Chronicle debuts. But…
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But many of the female characters (Denna, Devi, Auri) seem to be variations on a theme. And they almost never talk to one another. When they do, it's about Kvothe. Admittedly, the majority of the book is from his first-person point-of-view, so why would Kvothe be aware of situations where there are two women talking about something other than him? Plus, a lot of it is set in a school with a skewed sex ratio. Once he gets to Ademre, things improve gender-balance-wise, though I think most of the conversations the women of Ademre have are about Kvothe. But still, we're at least 1,400 pages in by then.
Don't get me wrong. You should read these books. Do it now. They're wonderful. You won't regret it. But remember you'll be in Y-chromosome territory for a long part of the journey.


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Quote from: chuckt on May 29, 2009, 04:12:25 PMits a training excersise for the doggies. You mean if they fail their training exercise, the cat fails his too, REALLY, REALLY bad?
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5-star luxury hotel with a full-service spa in Ho Chi Minh City (Dong Khoi)
This luxury hotel is located in Ho Chi Minh City (Dong Khoi), close to Opera House, Saigon Tax Trade Center, and Ho Chi Minh City Hall Square. Also nearby are Parkson Plaza and Ho Chi Minh City Hall.
Hotel Features
At Sheraton Saigon Hotel And Towers, recreational amenities include an outdoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel also features a full-service spa and a casino.
Room Amenities
LCD televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature refrigerators, wireless Internet access (surcharge), and high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a full-service spa, Sheraton Saigon Hotel And Towers features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Dining options at the hotel include a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wired high-speed Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This 5-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and small meeting rooms. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms, a ballroom, and banquet facilities. This luxury hotel also offers a casino, a nightclub, and a fitness center. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a train station pick-up service. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- Snack bar/deli
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- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 485
- Number of floors - 25
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
Signature Restaurant - This restaurant serves dinner only.
Saigon Cafe - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch.
Li Bai Chinese Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Chinese cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Mojo Cafe - This café serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Happy hour is offered.
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It seems that campus is alive again about a one week hiatus for spring break and it also seems that each student has come back with a different story from their break. A lot of students relaxed at home, my boyfriend included (I'm a little bit jealous), about just as many probably went on vacation to somewhere in Florida or one of the Carolinas, but a fairly small handful decided to spend their spring break on an alternative spring break work trip. Each year various trips are planned, from volunteering at an orphanage in St. Croix, to cleaning up the Gulf in Florida, but this year there was a new kind of trip planned through Alpha Phi Omega. This trip would turn out to be one of the most life-changing experiences any of us had ever been on.
Twelve lucky students who are brothers in APO were selected to take their spring break and spend it at Give Kids the World Village (GKTW) in Kissimmee, Florida. Most have probably never heard of this small wonderland, but I hope that one day, every single person on this planet will know the name. GKTW is a village that sits on 70-acres right in the middle of Florida's best child-friendly attractions. This foundation often works closely with Make a Wish and their sole goal is to give any child with a life-threatening illness the chance to visit all the attractions in the area and have a place to stay, all at no cost to their family. That's right, every single family who stays at the Village (over 100,000 to date) receives accommodations, park tickets (Disney, Universal, and Sea World), food, flight, rental car, and much more… all for free.
Going into this trip, we were not told exactly what our duties would entail. All we knew was that this not for profit foundation runs on volunteers; 1,400 volunteer shifts need to be filled each week in order for the village to run smoothly. Our trip advisor prepared us as best as she could to interact with children with these life-threatening illnesses. One of the biggest things about GKTW and the child and family never have to worry about thinking about this illness that brought them there. For one week, they are able to be care free, with no hospitals, no needle-pricks, no doctors.
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The author's comment about a ".. mismatch between the hope and reality", supposedly illustrated by Shell commitment to explore Eastern Ukraine gas deposits, is heavily opinionated, to say the least. It is far too early to talk about economic realities of extracting gas in large volumes even though seismic testing has clearly indicated potentially large gas reserves associated with well known geology of Donbas, one of the largest European coal producing region.
Naturally, Shell is not committed to a $10 billion investment without periodic assessment of the test wells. Shell obviously knows what to look for before investing billions in eastern Ukraine or anywhere else. But Shell also knows that delivery of whatever gas will be extracted is likely to be very inexpensive given the existing network of gas pipelines crossing the region and the abundance of heavy metallurgical and petrochemical plants that will continue consuming large quantities of gas for many years to come.
Some EU states have been close to suicide by (a) relying on nuclear power with all its risks, keep in mind Chernobyl, close to meltdown in Japan, etc.
(b) relying on Russian Gazprom monopoly for up to 50% of the country's gas consumption. Fortunately, technological developments in LNG supply have cut back Russia's ability to blackmail EU states.
Europe continues to commit suicide as we watch
Most observers see the timing of Russia's decision to issue a $7 billion bill for unused gas as a political ploy to apply pressure on Ukraine's ruling Party of Regions on the eve of the coming visit by the IMF delegation to negotiate a request for a new $15 billion loan. The timing is also related to the hotly debated issue of Ukraine's membership in the Moscow-sponsored Eurasian trade pact. Competent observers question legal merits of Gazprom's claims for payment for undelivered gas pointing out that Ukraine would be entitled to take this matter to the Stockholm arbitration court which is on record as having ruled against similar claims by Gazprom's 'take-or-pay' provisions.
The real ethos to those who oppose this can be shown here...
Hi, I was wondering if the study from deutsche bank that is mentioned in the article is A First Look at European Shale Gas Prospects or if it refers to a newer study?
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Staff Writer | February 07,2013Steve Costello / GMP
Meeri Zetterstrom probably had no intention of becoming a standard bearer for conservation work when she took up the plight of her beloved osprey at Lake Arrowhead on the border of Milton and Georgia.
But after Vermont's osprey had nearly been extirpated from the state nearly a half-century earlier, Zetterstrom was among the first to watch the osprey return to Arrowhead.
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Freshmand and transfer students will attend a session at summer orientation where they will have the opportunity to request housing and roommates.
Yes, the Student Life Office will have sessions both with the parents and with the students to answer questions about our office and the housing process. We will also have representatives present at the information fair during the second day of orientation, and will answer questions by phone or email during regular business hours (8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.). Feel free to contact our office at 410-617-5081 if you have any questions. If it is not during business hours, please leave us a message and we will try to get in touch with you as soon as possible.
Shortly after the final orientation session, the housing assignments will be determined. We will then send you a letter via email with your housing assignment and roommate information so that you may contact your roommate to prepare for the upcoming school year. You should receive all of this information by early August.
Contact your RA, Graduate Residence Coordinator (GRC) or the Assistant Director of Student Life are the best contact to help resolve roommate problems. Contact them before a small issue leads to a bigger one.
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All students will have a bed, dresser, wardrobe or closet, and desk with desk chair.
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According to the Community Standards book, an Administrative hearing generally occurs when one or more of the following situations exists: 1) a resolution does not occur during the educational conference, 2) the student fails to attend an educational conference or to respond to a request for an educational conference, or 3) the severity of the alleged violation or the student's prior conduct history warrants an administrative hearing. The student will be notified in writing of the charges of violations of the Code. In the letter, the student will be given the date, time and location of the hearing or will be asked to schedule an appointment. Administrative hearings are held before either the Peer Conduct Board, an administrative panel, or before an administrative hearing officer.
During the hearing, the charged student will be asked to enter a plea concerning the charges that have been filed. After an initial plea, the student will be able to make a statement and present information relevant to the incident being adjudicated. Charged students have the right to bring incident witnesses to the hearing. An incident witness is a person who has direct knowledge of the incident and/or of its details. The student charged also has the right to bring an advocate, who can provide personal support through the hearing. The advocate must be a member of the College community (faculty, staff, student, or administrator).
Administrative hearings are closed to the public and are considered confidential. Charged students are also able to provide character witnesses (limited to two and must be submitted in writing). A character witness is a person who can speak to a students overall character and sense of integrity.
Yes. You do have the right to appeal any conduct decision given three specific criteria:
Appeals must be made in writing to the Director of Student Life via email or a hand delivered letter to the Student Life Office in Seton Court no later than 48 hours after you receive your decision letter. Your appeal must clearly state your grounds /rationale for the appeal.
You can ask any member of the University community (Faculty, Staff, or Student) who does not have a law degree.
Sanctions are situation specific but the standard sanctions for most violations can be found in the Community Standards handbook.
You can contact the Office of Student Life at x5081 and receive specific information anytime.
The privacy of your record is protected. Only your parents, legal guardians, and University officials can access your record without your permission under specific conditions. A signed release is necessary to disclose any information to outside parties.
No. Your record is cumulative over the course of your academic career at Loyola University Maryland.
No one will remind you of your conduct sanctions. The responsibility for their completion is yours alone. If a student fails to complete their sanctions without prior approval of an extension, they face additional sanctions.
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Call the Health Center at ext 5055. If it is a health-related emergency after hours, the same number will give you information about how to get assistance.
The Counseling Center can help you with questions or personal concerns about a wide variety of issues, including homesickness, bereavement, stress management, test anxiety, making friends, roommate problems, depression, body image, disordered eating, and many others. You can talk with a counselor confidentially by calling ext. 5109.
Campus Police can be reached ext. 5010.
All students should report any suspicious activity immediately to Campus Police at ext. 5010. The department of public safety also has a silent witness form on its website. Information obtained this way is collected anonymously.
Our community recognizes and values the similarities and differences among students, faculty, staff and recognized student organizations at Loyola University Maryland. Discrimination, sexual and bias-related harassment, and other violations of rights disrupt the educational process and will not be tolerated. If you are a member of the Loyola University Maryland community and have experienced, witnessed, or have knowledge of, a hate or bias-related incident, you may report bias to bring the incident to the attention the office of student life. If you have any questions regarding the Bias-Related Incident report, please contact Michelle Cheatem, Associate Dean of Students at (410) 617-5171.
The office of alcohol and drug education support services offers a variety of opportunities for education, assessment, and discussion around the issues of alcohol and drugs. They can be reached at ext. 2928.
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The current local weather conditions can be obtained by calling ext.4444.
The Dean of First-Year Students and Academic Services, Dr. Ilona McGuiness, provides the appropriate resources and guidance needed to acclimate in-coming students to Loyola University Maryland and to the demands of college-level study. She can be reached at ext. 5547. Your core advisor is a great resource as well.
Jesuits and campus ministers live in most residential areas and they are a great resource to seek out and utilize. The office of campus ministry is also a great resource for your spiritual needs, available by contacting ext. 2768.
Contact the office of Student Activities at ext. 2713. They will help you find a variety of activities to become involved in like Late Night, See More, B-More!, Best of Baltimore, and a large number of clubs. This will help you meet people with similar interests.
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St. Bonaventure University's Teaching and Learning Center is an intrinsic element of the university's goal of academic excellence. We are a group who provides and promotes both creative and dynamic instruction as well as utilizes and teaches dedicated, critical, and active learning. Students, faculty, and staff may use the center's myriad programs and staff talents to explore means to enhance their academic growth.
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How to be a successful student:
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The first step to being a successful student involves flexing "reading muscles."
According to one study-skills handout, "The two most common problems students encounter when trying to read are procrastination and short attention spans."
The Teaching and Learning Center counselors recommend breaking reading into three phases.
The first phase is to pry out questions. Preview the assignment, read the summary and inspect any visuals. Next, based on the preview create a rough outline and fill it in while reading. The last step of the preview phase involves developing questions a professor may ask pertaining to the assignment. The next phase to reading is to find the answers. The counselors recommend reading in sessions, sitting at a desk, underlining only the most important elements, and filling in the answers to questions on the outline. The final step to "muscle reading" is to recite, review, and review again.
The first phase is to pry out questions. Preview the assignment, read the summary and inspect any visuals.
The next phase to reading is to find the answers.
The final step to "muscle reading" is to recite, review, and review again.
The handout recommends vocally repeating difficult concepts, work in groups to compare, review the material within 24 hours, and make a weekly review time.
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The second step to getting good grades involves being active in the classroom.
The counselors list reading all materials before class as a must to being active. They recommend reviewing notes before class.
Notes, they advise, should be dated and concentrate on main ideas and significant details only. Also, the handout recommends copying everything a professor writes on the board, says after consulting his/her notes, or appears excited about.
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On the international stage Canada is known and respected for many things such as:
- peace
- order
- good government
- groundbreaking, paradigm-shifting, tightly scripted television shows with impressive production values and expressive performances
Some people may argue that it's gotten better in the last 10 years or so.
Those people are idiots.
This pre-amble bores me, so without further ado, here are the top ten Canadian television shows of all time.Bear in mind that by "top ten" I mean "worst travesties ever committed to video".
No one wants more Northern Exposure starring Rob Morrow.
I initially thought I could handle a little more Northern Exposure starring Rob Morrow in my life, then I realized I was confusing it with Twin Peaks starring Kyle MacLachlan.
My bad.
Although that's an idea that works. Let's put the cast of Corner Gas in Twin Peaks...
YOU: Wait, the above opening credits promise action, fist fights and helicopter jumps... are you sure this is bad?
ME: Yes. And you are an idiot.
Generally each episode of Danger Bay would involve a baby dolphin or puma or something being injected with pure pollution by an evil industrialist. Then these kids would work with this doctor guy to save the animal. Also the show sucked.
A point about Flashpoint that gets dragged out everytime an article is written about it: it stars the pink Power Ranger
The worst thing about Flashpoint:
It turned this guy:
*I swear a friend of mine once saw this guy dragging a human body down Kingston Ontario's Division Street in a hockey bag
Into this guy:
This show was about a bunch of nerd children who used science to solve mysteries.
What do kids like more than solving mysteries?
FYI - Kids really don't like solving mysteries. And they hate science. Here's proof:
The theme song to this masterpiece contained the iconic line "when you use your head you always win."
Hey, Edison twins, I just used my head.
It told me not to watch your shitty show.
I win!
And before I forget, this is the show that turned Corey Haim to crack:
What's worse than crappy Canadian television shows? Crappy ANIMATED Canadian television shows.
I remember the Saturdays of my youth. Cartoons would be awesome until about 1pm, at which point said awesomeness would end. After 1pm the only there was NOTHING on TV suitable for a young child except this show. And the local livestock report.
Because of that I still remember the going rate of Feeder Cattle and Pork Bellies.
Because I refused to watch this show.
Get it?
The worst thing about Rocket Robin Hood is that it recycled the same footage over and over and over.
And over and over.
In fact the creators of this turd loved recycling footage so much that they flat out lifted scenes from this show and dumped them into the Spider-man cartoon, which they're also responsible for.
Really? This is what passes for humour in this country?
Look, I'm as much a bleeding heart liberal as the next guy, and yeah, I live in the GTA so am kind of a Toronto guy.
And I know that this show was spawned of CODCO, a Newfoundland comedy troupe.
But god damn it, this show oozes that smug "CBC-left wing-we are smarter in Toronto than the rest of Canada-holier than thou" vibe that I hate so much.
And Rick Mercer, you are a smug asshole.
This show is almost saved by it's theme song, which sounds like what I imagine the Decemberists would play if asked to perform at a bar mitzvah on the show Party Mamas.
Of course the show itself sucks. I vaguely remember it being about a pyschic private eye or something. I think he solved crimes. It doesn't really matter.
My favorite part is how the opening credits announce to the world "Louis Del Grande, starring in".
This show oozes high Canadian production values. It's like the CBC realized that L.A. Law was popular. And they had $20,000 of taxpayer's money to waste making their own show that would be just like L.A. Law.
Except L.A. Law took place in L.A.
And L.A. Law's cast was attractive.
And L.A Law was good.
Check out this thrilling promo for one of their season finales:
Best quote ever: "There are four possible verdicts"
Yes, and three of them are "this show is guilty of being crap."
And the fourth one is that also.
Imagine they have money AND talent to burn, and decide to honor Toronto's West Indian population by creating the greatest sitcom ever made.
Now imagine they get a young Russell Peters onboard.
And then they get respected (and 100% awesome) Native American character actor Gary Farmer to sign on.The rest of the cast is then filled with experienced, talented actors and comedians, young and old.
Now imagine they make this show. And it is fucking horrible.
I mean come on, the thing looks like it was shot with a handicam.
I swear to God the sets for this show were made of bristol board, and I think it only ever aired on Canada's Christian Television Network.
There was, however, one thing that almost saved this show, and that's this man right here:
Dennis "Sprangalang" Hall, I love you.
I had never heard of you before this show. I haven't heard of you since. But you speak truth my man.
Trinnies do make the best roti.
Wiser words have never been spoken.


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Kylie Johnson went 5-for-8 with her first career triple
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2013 - Junior:Appeared in 12 games for the Illini, primarily as a pinch runner, making a start at designated player against Minnesota on April 13 ... Went 1-for-4 at the plate on the year with four runs scored and two stolen bases ...Made her first career appearance against UNI as a pinch runner ... Was the first pinch runner off the bench in the Fighting Illini Invitational, scoring twice and registering her first career stolen base against Saint Louis ... Stole a base in the first game of the Wisconsin series ... Had her first career at-bat for the Illini in a high-pressure situation at Northwestern, coming up with two outs and the bases loaded, trailing by several runs. She put the ball in play, but grounded out to short ... Singled in her first career start for Illinois, making it to first on a swinging bunt as the designated player against Minnesota on Apr. 13 ... Scored on a suicide squeeze in the series finale against Indiana on Apr. 21.
At Lincoln Land CC: Named a two-time All-American while attending Lincoln Land Community College, earning third team honors as a freshman before tallying a second team nod as a sophomore ... Was also a two-time first team all-region and two-time all-conference selection in two years with the Lincoln Land program ... Batted .475 with a .558 on-base mark and a .636 slugging percentage as a freshman at Lincoln Land, tallying 27 stolen bases, 27 RBIs, 77 hits and 60 runs scored ... Followed with a .448 clip as a sophomore, reaching base in 52.9 percent of her plate appearances while slugging .570, stealing 29 bags, knocking in 23 runs, scoring 54 more and collecting 77 hits ... Was named to the Lincoln Land President's List for recording a 4.0 grade point average ... Was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society.
High School: Four-year varsity letter winner at Glenwood ... Her high school squad finished second at the 3A State Championship during her junior year ... Was named all-conference during her final season of scholastic competition ... Vernie Lee Sportsmanship Award honoree ... Named to the Mizuno Super 60 team as a senior ... Capped her career at Glenwood with a .495 batting average, .600 on-base percentage, .613 slugging percentage, 13 stolen bases, 25 RBIs, 55 hits and 42 runs scored as a senior ... Played travel softball for the Central Illinois Heat, Midland Magic and Pekin Lettes.
Personal: Born January 16, 1992 ... Transferred to the University of Illinois from Lincoln Land Community College and joined the softball program for the 2012-13 school year ... Majoring in Community Health.
Favorite Food: My grandpa's homemade French fries
Dream Job: A physician for a professional sports team
Pregame Superstitions: Right sock goes on first. Left shoe goes on first.
Fun Fact about you: Pickles are the only green food I like
Secret talent: Pole vault
Who most influenced your athletic career? The 1999 Glenwood Redskin softball team
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Our London campus at Regent's University London sits among the rose gardens of beautiful Regent's Park in the heart of one of the world's most exciting cities and major financial centers. Located in the middle of London, Regent's Park is home to such notable attractions as the Queen's Rose Garden and London Zoo.
Webster at Regent's University London offers programs that are based on a U.S. liberal arts education and provide an intellectually stimulating environment for personal, academic, and professional growth.Students from all over the world are attracted to the city's vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere, heritage, innovation, youth culture, and the academic richness and energy of our London campus.
Students at Regent's University London enjoy a truly urban environment in one of the world's most exciting cities. In a city so richly filled with attractions and distractions, Webster students find that there simply isn't enough time to see and do everything.
The Student Services Office, located on campus, can assist you with travel arrangements within the British Isles; bargain tickets for theatre productions and television shows; and information on exhibitions, ethnic restaurants, golf courses, counseling, and health care. Students may also enjoy a wide selection of dishes from around the world in the Refectory (cafeteria), or relax and unwind catching a game of pool at the campus pub.
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Martinsville Speedway president Clay Campbell qualified 24th Friday at Daytona International Speedway for Saturday's ARCA Lucas Oil 200.
Several drivers from Canada, two from France, and another from Venezuela made up a diverse field of ARCA qualifiers. Martinsville Speedway president Clay Campbell was the lone driver from the Commonwealth of Virginia and he got some pre-qualifying words of encouragement from NASCAR veteran Ron Hornaday.
Clay rolled off 24th off 44 drivers and laid down a lap at 175.699 miles an hour, a tad slower than his practice speed, but still plenty fast enough to put him in the show. He'll start 24th on Saturday afternoon.
"I think everybody was a little bit slower today than they were yesterday and we've got a little bit of a breeze that we didn't have so maybe that's doing it, but we were considerably off from what we practiced at yesterday but I'll take it and go into tomorrow," Campbell said. "If you have a direct headwind, obviously it's gonna slow you down. It's kind of like an airplane going through the air at those speeds. It does affect you but it didn't make the car unstable, so that's the good thing about it."
Saturday's race will be the final one in the storied career of 78-year-old James Hylton. Hylton made more than 600 Cup Series starts since 1964, and another 100 plus in the ARCA Series.
"Right now I want to cry a little bit," Hylton said. "I've been around this racetrack so many times in NASCAR, the Cup Series and now this, and when it starts sinking in that this is my last qualifying effort at Daytona Speedway, it's gonna hurt, but I'm gonna try to live through it."


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100 year old house with 90% new / newer wiring, New panel installed 18months ago, service and meter and weather head from ~60's.
About a month ago i noticed some of my lights flickering. I shrugged it off until i saw it happening more consistently. The circuits i was seeing the flickering on were both old and new. I went outside and my meter base is looking a bit weathered and it is rusting at the bottom. I then popped the cover off my panel.
As you can see the electrician used these splices. The red one seems to have failed or at least the outer insulation has failed. The circuits that are flickering are on this leg.
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