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This post was inspired by Dr. Eva Lantsought's piece on her doctoral defense.
The subject of my defense came up during the meeting I had with my committee before I started my study. During which I asked about defending my dissertation and the chances of my failing. My Chair responded "We will never let you get to that point and fail". Feeling relieved, I went about the business of conducting my study and writing my dissertation. Fast-forward a year and half later and the day came for me to take my place among those who are called Dr.
In preparing for my defense, I had several conversations with my Chair. We talked about what to include in my PowerPoint slides, what to expect from the committee, as well as what I needed to do to bring it. And after a few revisions of my PowerPoint, I scheduled the date and time for my defense.
Now, I know that someone of you may be thinking about how did I defend my dissertation when I went to school online? I did so with Blackboard Collaborate. We had a private room, and I purchased a phone number to use for my defense. Being a Google Hangout man, I did ask about using a Google Hangout or Skype, but my other two committee members were more comfortable with Blackboard Collaborate.
On the day of my defense, I was nervous! I knew my dissertation like I knew the back of my hand, but that didn't stop me from feeling unsure of myself and uneasy about presenting my research. I took the day off my work, and reread my slides and reread parts of my dissertation to "leave no stone unturned". I had to pass. Everything I had worked for for the past three and half years came down to this moment...
Then Dr. J. said "We started this call with three doctors. How many do we have now?" All of the members said four. I was relieved, excited, overjoyed, and ready to ball out like I just won an NBA championship. I thanked my committee members, and we briefly chatted. Two of my committee members left the call, and I stayed on with my Chair to discuss what was next in the process.
I can't thank my committee enough for their help in completing my dissertation. That said, Dr. LB was my rock and the best dissertation Chair I could have gotten. She was and still remains a mentor to me. Alhamdulillah, for her guidance, tough-love, and encouragement throughout my dissertation process. She played a major role in the Dr. Will you have seen at conferences, online, and in-person.
I dedicate this post to her. Thank you Dr. LB.
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That said, I think that you've stumbled onto an interesting idea for how to differentiate the Fighter from other Expertise-using classes: Give them "signature" maneuvers. Let them pick a maneuver that they know at first level other than Deadly Strike and give them one free bonus expertise die per round to be spent specifically on that maneuver.
I see "Pick a maneuver"
The pages says "Scheme"
I see "Pick 4 skills and a maneuver"
The schemes and styles of the previous playtest had a better feeling to me. Each scheme made the rogue play differently and the class feature greatly changed how the rogue fought. The same with the fighting styles with fighters but to a lesser state.
Now 3 classes have expertise dice. Fighting styles and schemes are just prepackages of skills and maneuvers.
How about fighting styles and schemes being actual class features that matter?
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A Hove fox has been tracked moving some 195 miles in order to find a new home – breaking the previous British record.
Experts from the University of Brighton teamed up with the BBC to study urban foxes as part of a ground-breaking research project.
The incredible results, which were broadcast last night on BBC Two's Winterwatch, showed an ousted adult urban fox zigzagging from Hove across Sussex and into Kent before reaching Rye.
Spearheaded by the university's assistant head of pharmacy and biomolecular sciences Dr Dawn Scott, the study saw the foxes tagged with global positioning system (GPS) monitors in the autumn.
Dr Scott said: "It's incredible. The GPS tracker updated us on locations every 30 minutes.
"The data from the study is really important to help us understand the behaviour of urban foxes and especially how they differ from the rural fox."
The research project focused on father and son duo, Fleet and Fennec.
Both were fitted with GPS trackers after they were found living at the end of a garden in suburban Hove.
Early results showed the pair venturing a couple of roads away in each direction for food – not uncommon for urban foxes.
The BBC then fitted night-vision cameras to capture interaction between the pair as they came out to snack on food left out for them.
At first all was as expected. Dad Fleet showed his dominance and made sure he got first dibs on the food. But over the weeks their behaviour shifted.
Dr Scott explained: "There started to be a bit of competition for food and the younger fox began to show his dominance."
Further evidence of a shift in power came from Fennec's body language, with his low posture and ears indicating he was now the boss.
The scientists noticed Fleet was not at his best and concluded he was suffering from lung worm.
No longer top-dog in his territory, the three-year-old set off in search of pastures new.
Dr Scott explained: "We don't exactly know what happened but we think Fennec pushed him out and that pressure caused him to leave and try to find somewhere else.
"In Brighton and Hove we estimate there are 20 foxes per square kilometre, so there can be a lot of competition.
"We know they move between urban and rural areas but what happened next we were not expecting."
Fleet began what was to become an epic quest on December 9.
At first his ambitions seemed moderate as he headed towards Woodvale Cemetery in Lewes Road, Brighton.
But, unsatisfied with his new patch, he headed north out of the city towards Hassocks.
After hot-footing it across the A27 he tried to find suitable territory in the town – all the time with Dr Scott and the team following his progress on the computer.
He started to make his way back south towards Brighton and Hove before appearing to change his mind, and direction, and heading east .
By Christmas, he was in Heathfield and then crossed the county's border into Kent.
He was back in Sussex by the new year – his journey ending in Rye having travelled some 195 miles (314km) in just over three weeks.
With the adventurous fox still seemingly fit and well, the team lost his GPS signal.
Fearing his luck had run out and that he had been shot or hit by a car, Dr Scott and her team ventured to his last known location.
Dr Scott said: "We went to area where we last had a signal for him to see if he had been run over or injured.
"We didn't find anything so we assume he is still going.
"We had been tracking him since the autumn and the GPS systems can fail.
"Last time we had him he appeared to be heading back along the coast towards Hastings so I don't think he was finished."
The results, she added, confirmed the animals will move out to colonise other areas when populations in urban areas reach their maximum densities.
She said: "We know they travel to find new territory but we didn't expect to see him go quite so far.
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WASHINGTON -- Next week marks the 52nd anniversary of Fidel Castro's arrival to his Cuban throne. I cannot wait to see how it will be solemnized. Will little children appear before Fidel throwing flowers? They'd better not throw them too hard. He is pretty frail. Will there be a military parade? If there is, where will they come up with the gasoline? There is hardly enough in the country for the Communist Party's leaders' limousines. What will they be celebrating? By now, everyone knows that the revolution was a stupendous bust starting about 51 years ago.
Perhaps Steven Spielberg will be there. He dined with Fidel back in 2002. Upon leaving Fidel's presence, Spielberg enthused that he had just spent "the eight most important hours" of his life. Fidel is no fast-food enthusiast. He has long repasts and two, possibly three, desserts. He also has long and luxurious confabs. After a three-hour visit with Fidel in 1998, Jack Nicholson called him a "genius." He added, "We spoke about everything" -- which probably makes Nicholson a genius, too. I wonder whether they talked about the plight of political prisoners in Fidel's jails. Actually, I wonder whether they talked about how Fidel was presiding over one of the last communist dictatorships left on earth -- and, naturally enough, an impoverished one.
Something there is about a communist dictator that brings out the stunning vacuity of idiots like Spielberg and Nicholson and all the rest of the Hollywoodians. Remember when filmmaker Saul Landau complimented Fidel for having "brought a greater equality in terms of wealth distribution (to Cuba) than ... any country in the world today"? Fidel accomplished this feat by simply stealing all of Cuba's wealth and leaving everyone poor except him and his cronies. Would Landau and his fellows admire such confiscations if practiced here in America? Who would have enough money to go to the movies?
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) - South Africa's president says that Nelson Mandela remains in serious but stable condition during his fourth day in the hospital.
A government statement Tuesday says that President Jacob Zuma is satisfied that the medical team treating Mandela is doing all they can to improve his health. Zuma was given a briefing by the medical staff late Monday.
Zuma said media reports that indicated he would visit Mandela in the hospital on Tuesday are incorrect.
Mandela was hospitalized on Saturday for a recurring lung infection. It's the fourth time since December that South Africa's anti-apartheid hero has been hospitalized.
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Nearly 7,000 screaming middle school students gave the Abbotsford Heat a jolt of energy during a rare morning game, but the Texas Stars weathered a strong start by the hosts and won 3-1.
The defeat extended Abbotsford's losing streak to a season-high five games, and they fell four points back of the Stars for first place in both the West Division and Western Conference standings.
Despite the result, the Heat were very pleased with elements of their performance – they allowed very little by way of scoring chances to the top-scoring team in the Western Conference, and gave the Stars' league-leading power play just one man-advantage opportunity.
The Heat's own offence, though, wasn't able to get much done.
"I thought it was a great game from both sides," said Sven Baertschi, who scored the Heat's lone goal in the first period. "It was up and down, and great speed, too. It was a lot of fun to play today.
"We just couldn't put the puck in. I don't think we had too many great chances – we were on the puck a lot, but in the end, they played some good D."
The official attendance number for the Heat's annual school day game was 6,827, and the energy at the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre was terrific. The kids counted down the clock, not only at the end of periods, but also during warm-ups. They did the wave. They knew every lyric to "What Does the Fox Say?"
The red-hot Baertschi gave them another reason to cheer – not that they needed it – by opening the scoring at 15:40 of the first period. The Swiss winger had the puck land on his stick on a broken play and picked the top corner on Stars goalie Jack Campbell, giving him five points (two goals, three assists) in his past three games.
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He got the monkey off his back with 38.4 seconds left in the first period, parking himself at the top of the crease and tapping in a terrific feed from Brendan Ranford.
Jeffrey made it 2-0 at 8:55 of the second on another sweet look from Ranford – the nephew of former Edmonton Oilers goalie Bill Ranford slipped a drop pass to Jeffrey on the rush, and he one-timed it past Heat keeper Joey MacDonald.
"It's been a difficult year," said Jeffrey, who was claimed off waivers from the Penguins by the Dallas Stars in November. "It's been different experience than I've had before.
"To get these two goals is big. I thought I've been playing pretty well, helping our team in different ways with the penalty kill and whatever they need, so to contribute this way at a 10:30 a.m. game is big."
Brett Ritchie added an insurance marker in the third period on a terrific individual effort. He blocked Chad Billins's shot at the Stars blue line and took off on a breakaway, finishing with a backhander over a sprawling MacDonald.
Ritchie took a boarding penalty with 2:35 left in regulation, and the Heat waved MacDonald over to the bench in favour of an extra attacker. But they weren't able to get anything going offensively.
"It's probably the best game we've played in a couple months," Heat head coach Troy Ward asserted. "Overall, systematically, we just did a lot of really nice things. It was a game of match-ups, and not one match-up was ever missed.
"In general, they (the Stars) were opportunistic. We had a couple of those chances, and we didn't score."
Strength of schedule is certainly a factor in the Heat's losing streak – their last five games have been against the Chicago Wolves, Grand Rapids Griffins and the Stars, who are ranked fourth, second and first in the Western Conference, respectively.
"We're just getting some good hard lessons," Ward said.
"Even though we're losing, there's a lot of good things that are happening. It's just that what's dried up compared to early parts of the year is, we're not getting the goals."
It's an interesting time of year in the pro hockey world, as the NHL trade deadline is on Wednesday. With the Calgary Flames firmly in "sell" mode, it will be interesting to see how the Heat are affected. Even if none of the players on the AHL affiliate are involved in deals, there's a great chance that roster spots could open up in Calgary if/when deals are made.
"Obviously a lot of guys are thinking about it," Abby defenceman Chris Breen said. "But I'm just trying to block it out – it's kind of a distraction if you let it be. You try to ignore it the best you can, and whatever happens, happens."
• The Heat (33-19-6) and Stars (34-16-8) renew hostilities on Wednesday (7 p.m., AESC).
• Markus Granlund, the erstwhile Heat centre currently on recall with the Calgary Flames, was named AHL rookie of the month on Monday after posting five goals and seven assists for 12 points in 10 games in February.
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AbstractThe article analyses how the changes in firm's human resources practices shaped the dynamics of labour market segmentation in France. The survey FQP 2003 contains a rich information to describe jobs. It offers standard information as the sector or the size of the company and also more original information on the concrete conditions of job as the use of the TIC, the rate of work, the contact with the public, the type of hierarchical control… Our approach focused on the permanent contracts. We exploit this information to analyze the link between job characteristics and security of the careers. This work refers to people in salaried employment in 1998, notably on the nature and content of the workstation, enabling to better characterize their trajectories over a five-year period. These movements of mobility could have reflected a transformation of internal labor markets rather than their decline.
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Cristiano Ronaldo sets up late equalizer to give Portugal a 2-2 draw against US at World Cup
MANAUS, Brazil - With Cristiano Ronaldo on the field, a one-goal lead is never safe.
The world player of the year rarely sparkled on a hot and humid night in the jungle, but his inch-perfect stoppage-time cross set up Silvestre Varela for the equalizing goal Sunday in Portugal's 2-2 draw against the United States at the World Cup.
The Real Madrid winger, who has been playing despite a left knee injury, showed flashes of his best, but his impact was minimal until the final seconds of the match. He curled the ball in to a diving Varela, who headed past Tim Howard to give the Portuguese team a slim hope of advancing to the second round and deny the Americans instant advancement.
"He made a great cross," said Howard, Ronaldo's former teammate from their days at Manchester United. "Football's cruel sometimes."
The United States now has four points in Group G, the same as Germany. Both Portugal and Ghana have one point. The Americans will face Germany on Thursday in Recife, while Portugal takes on Ghana at the same time in Brasilia.
"Obviously we're disappointed, but at the end of the day you've got to look at the positives, we got a point," said United States captain Clint Dempsey, who scored to give the Americans a 2-1 lead in the 81st. "It's going down to the last game and hopefully we get the job done."
Nani scored first for Portugal, shooting past a sprawling Howard in the fifth minute. But the Americans responded in the second half as Portugal seemed to wilt in the stifling heat.
Jermaine Jones made it 1-1 with a curling shot in the 64th after a cross from Graham Zusi made its way through the Portugal defence. And Dempsey, playing with a broken nose, then put the Americans ahead, using his stomach to direct the ball into the net from a cross by Zusi.
"Now we have to go out and beat Germany, that's what we have to do," U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann said. "We have to play Germany, we have one less day to recover, we played in the Amazon, they played on a place with less travel. We have to do it the tough way."
Dempsey's goal was his fourth at a World Cup and second at this year's tournament. Jones scored his third goal for the United States national team and first in almost two years.
It was all Portugal for much of the first half, with Ronaldo in the starting lineup but getting less involved as the match progressed. The Americans, however, started to get more and more chances and even had a shot from Michael Bradley cleared off the line by Ricardo Costa in the 55th.
"There didn't seem to be any problem with Cristiano Ronaldo," Portugal coach Paulo Bento said. "What happened during the game has something to do with our other players."
The heat in the Amazon rainforest, however, seemed to slow the Portuguese as the match wore on.
In the 39th minute, referee Nestor Pitana of Argentina called for a cooling break, the first such decision to be taken at this World Cup.
At the start of the match, FIFA listed the temperature at 30 degrees C (86 degrees F) with 66 per cent humidity. FIFA uses the "Wet Bulb Globe Temperature" to determine when official cooling breaks should be added, and says the WGBT must be above 32 degrees C (90 degrees F) for them to be considered.
The breaks are supposed to occur in the 30th and 75th minutes. There was no break in the second half, but that didn't stop Ronaldo from creating the final goal.
"It was a thriller," Klinsmann said. "Everybody who had a chance to be today in Manaus will talk about this game for a long time."
United States: Tim Howard; Fabian Johnson, Geoff Cameron, Matt Besler, DaMarcus Beasley; Kyle Beckerman, Jermaine Jones, Alejandro Bedoya (DeAndre Yedlin, 72), Michael Bradley, Graham Zusi (Omar Gonzalez, 90); Clint Dempsey (Chris Wondolowski, 87).
Portugal: Beto; Andre Almeida (William Carvalho, 46), Ricardo Costa, Bruno Alves, Joao Pereira; Miguel Veloso, Joao Moutinho, Raul Meireles (Varela, 69th), Nani, Cristiano Ronaldo; Helder Postiga (Eder, 16th).
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The Saudi job market is expected to open up considerably in the next three months, with seven out of 10 companies expecting to create up to 10 new positions, according to a survey.
Most of these jobs will be with large or multinational private companies, presenting exciting opportunities for new graduates and first-time employees in particular, showed the latest Bayt.com Middle East and North Africa Job Index Survey, conducted by Bayt.com, the Middle East's number one job site, and YouGov, a research and consulting organization.
In the Kingdom, 69% of companies claim they will either probably or definitely hire in the coming three months. In the next 12 months, 68% of companies in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region anticipate that they will hire; the same is true for 76% of Saudi-based companies. The majority of these jobs in the Kingdom will be for coordinators (38%), junior executives (35%) and executives (26%). A large number of Saudi companies are looking for accountants (23%), HR professionals (19%), and receptionists (16%).
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Seven out of 10 employers in the Kingdom (70%) have hired new candidates in the last six months, with 54% having done so in the last three months.
Residents in the Kingdom are particularly keen on the local job prospects, with 54% stating that the nation is more attractive than other countries.
In terms of attracting and retaining top talent in the Kingdom, the construction industry is considered by 36% of surveyed professionals to be the most popular. Banking and finance (33%) and telecommunications (32%) are also perceived as extremely popular.
Good communication skills in Arabic and English are a must for 56% of employers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. They are also a highly desirable qualification in the Kingdom, according to 73% of respondents. The ability to be a team player is also of top appeal to 50% of employers in the Kingdom.
The most desirable qualification to have in the MENA region at present is one in Business Management, according to 23% of survey respondents. Commerce (22%), administration (21%), computer science (21%) and engineering (20%) are also popular. KSA employers are especially keen on candidates with business management (25%) or administrative qualifications (25%).
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Yikes! That tunnel is so skinny. I wish I would have told you a little more about our camping experiences in Zion to save you some trouble. I could have told you that the one on freecampsites is closed Also, not sure if you tried the first-come first-serve campground in the park or not. That is where we ended up. It was cheap and from there you could hop on the shuttle to explore the park. The bad part was that is was very busy and everyone decided to have smoky fires all day even though it was like 90 degrees! Anyway, I was thinking about you guys this weekend and wishing I had warned you that the camping situation was not the best in Zion. Glad you made to Lake Mead and we can't wait to join you in few weeks.
The National Park has an RV park right inside the West entrance for $20 a night and still has full Verizon coverage.
Zion at this time of year is worth it. If you have not already moved on, I seriously recommend staying.
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½ avocado, seeded and mashed
1 Tablespoon rice wine vinegar
1 Tablespoon honey
1 Tablespoon water
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2 cloves garlic, finely minced
1. Place kale in a large bowl and massage it with your fingertips to soften it. Add broccoli slaw, apple, raisins, and pistachios and stir to combine.
2. In a small bowl, whisk together avocado, vinegar, honey, water, soy sauce, ginger, and garlic.
3. Pour dressing over salad and mix until thoroughly combined.
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Tatum's Garden Benefit Golf Tournament
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Lenore C. Terr, MD, presents: J. Sandusky's Legacy: The Etiology & Trajectory of PTSD across the Life Course. Dr. Terr is a clinical professor at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. She is the winner of a number of major research and career teaching awards in child psychiatry, psychology, and general adult psychiatry. Dr. Terr began her career in Cleveland at CWRU School of Medicine. Her field studies of the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping and the Challenger spacecraft disaster established much of what we currently know about childhood trauma.
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Updated 4:20pm Thursday 12th June 2014 in News By Charlotte Ikonen, Reporter
World cup fever has gone right down to the bone in Bushey, as Fred the skeleton has donned his England shirt in time for their first game on Saturday.
Fred lives with Marc Goodkind and his family on the corner of The Avenue and Grange road.
The skeleton, who has nearly 500 followers on Twitter, has dressed in a number of different outfits - to the delight of people passing by.
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Capital: Basseterre (Current local time)
Government Type: Parliamentary democracy
Population: 39,000
Area: St. Kitts 65 square miles; Nevis 36 square miles
Languages: English
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February 14, 2012, Tuesday
Justice Breyer Is Robbed in the Caribbean
The Supreme Court justice was robbed in his vacation home by a man with a machete, a spokeswoman for the court says.
February 13, 2012, Monday
Seeking Reversals of Fortune
West Indies will be seeking a reversal of fortunes in more ways than one as it goes into the second of three five-day cricket test matches against South Africa in Basseterre, St. Kitts, on Friday.
June 18, 2010, Friday
Summer in the Caribbean
HOUSTON in summer can be a miserable place. ''It's 100 degrees and 100 percent humidity -- in the shade,'' said Crystal Hadnott, a career counselor for a scholarship fund. That's why many Houstonians often head to the beaches of Galveston, about...
June 15, 2008, Sunday
In High Style, but on a Budget
A wave of stylish hotels have washed up on the Caribbean's white sands, but finding one that costs less than a yacht is another matter. To help, several travel writers and editors of The New York Times slept on 13 Caribbean islands, from Aruba to...
October 28, 2007, Sunday
Affordable Caribbean: St. Kitts and Nevis
If you scratch below the shiny, high-price surface, this twin-island nation offers some low-cost gems.
October 28, 2007, Sunday
U.S. Drops 3 From Money-Laundering List
Citing their tougher stances against money laundering, the Treasury Department said today that it had notified American financial institutions that they could relax their scrutiny of transactions involving Israel, Lebanon and St. Kitts and Nevis. ...
July 9, 2002, Tuesday
A Three-Bedroom House in an Old Sugar Mill on Nevis
Vervain Mill, converted in 1980 and renovated in the 1990s, is on the market for $1.95 million.
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