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New! Autism Speaks Joins National Funders to Expand Inclusion in Employment
Autism Speaks, Kessler Foundation, May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust, New York Collaborates for Autism and Poses Family Foundation have collectively committed almost $7.5 million to support groundbreaking work in disability and inclusion in employment in 2014 and 2015.
The collective funding allows private companies, non-profit organizations, schools and universities and public agencies to work together in new and innovative ways to expand employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.
The collaboration supports the Pepsi ACT (Achieving Change Together) initiative, as well as the US Business Leadership Network® (USBLN®) "Going for the Gold" initiative. Among others, efforts will also promote the establishment of public/private partnerships in local communities and the distribution of an Employer's Guide to Disability and Inclusion Programs to corporations around the U.S.
Three New Employment Tools for the Autism Community
As addendums to the Autism Speaks Employment Tool Kit, we have created three new tools to help adults with autism as they search for competitive employment in today's job market. The rate of unemployment and underemployment among young adults and adults with autism is far too high and Autism Speaks is committed to doing all we can to help change that. Check them out here:
An Employer's Guide to Hiring and Retaining Employees with Autism Spectrum Disorders
A Parent's Guide to Employment for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Autism in Big Business Report
Attention: We have established 2 new networking groups on LinkedIn - to connect members of the community around specific adult-related issues. Please join us!
- Autism Employment Network, powered by Autism Speaks
- Housing & Residential Supports Network, powered by Autism Speaks
Our Adult Services small business initiative hit the road in the fall of 2013!
Click here to read the recap of the Small Business Town Hall series. And for more information, read this blog about how these meetings inspired the community!
Were you unable to attend a Town Hall meeting? View the final event below, hosted by Fenway Park in Boston!
Employment Tool Kit
The Autism Speaks Employment Tool Kit was designed to help you research, find and keep employment in the current, competitive labor market. Stories, tips and resources were developed from a collaboration of people, including adults with autism, dedicated to increasing the employment participation of adults on the spectrum!
Click here to learn more and to download the Employment Tool Kit!
Be sure to check our "Adults with Autism in the News" page for the top 10 recent news stories about adults with autism. There, you'll find regularly updated links to new and inspiring stories about individuals with autism who have found success in the workplace!
Autism Speaks Employment Think Tank Executive Summary
The Autism Speaks Employment Think Tank was an intensive two-day think tank which took place in June 2012. The discussion focused on the role of adults with ASD in the workforce and on the needs of the current labor market. Key conclusions include insights from business leaders about the effectiveness of employees with autism and recommendations that include possible changes to the traditional job interview. Read the report here!
Highlighting Individuals with Autism in the Workplace
Autism Speaks Family Services is pleased to highlight individuals with autism who are working as well as testimonials from their employers. This page should serve as a source of inspiration and resources for individuals with autism spectrum disorders, as well as for prospective employers.
Below are the stories of some individuals who are currently working in various fields captured on video. In addition to the videos, there are summaries of the steps involved in helping these individuals achieve success in a workplace environment.
"HIRE ME" - Building Partnerships & Employment for the Orange County Workforce
"Hire Me" is a public service video that was created to educate businesses and other stakeholders in Orange County, CA (and beyond) about the job successes that are taking place in their community for young adults with autism and other intellectual disabilities. The video focuses on the abilities of this under-explored human resource. In knowing the possibilities that exist for partnerships, its creators hope that additional businesses will work with area professions to develop jobs in all industries in Orange County.
This video was produced by Inclusion Films, which offers a Practical Film Workshop designed to provide adults with autism an entry-level working knowledge of film production. Students are then encouraged to apply for a position at their own production company, Team Diversity Media, as well as seek employment in the film industry through other avenues. Services provided include public service announcements, electronic press kits, press releases and promotions.
Outback Steakhouse (Arizona)
The following video comes courtesy of the Arizona Developmental Disabilities Planning Council (ADDPC). It features Matt McMahon, the father of a young adult with autism and a joint venture partner with Outback Steakhouse. Matt discusses his passion for creating employment opportunities for differently-abled individuals, and credits the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) for helping him and his employees develop a model that has been successful for everyone involved. Also featured are young men named Chris, Kevin and Michael who discuss their experiences as paid employees at Outback.
To learn more and to view additional employment videos from the ADDPC, click here.
To read more about Matt McMahon and his son, and how Outback Steakhouse collaborates with SARRC employment services, click here.
Passwerk (Belgium)
"Passwerk is a unique concept, a unique company with unique people. Passwerk combines its business with a social dimension and offers this as an added value to its customers. Passwerk is in the "convergence market". The Passwerk organisation adapts to the profile of its employees and not the other way round. The employees, the results and the development of its employees are at the heart of Passwerk.
Passwerk employs the qualities of people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), with normal ability, in software testing activities. Through the professional management, by means of job coaching, the restrictions of employees with ASD are overcome."
"Because of their autism spectrum disorder, Passworkers have special qualities. The combination of their innate natural talents with professional training and coaching sees Passworkers excel at software testing (system tests, user acceptance tests and regression tests) and quality assurance assignments (for instance drawing up user instruction manuals, data cleansing, data and text migration, data checks, data entry, interactive scanning, etc.), amongst other duties."
To learn more about Passwerk in Belgium, visit them here.
"Customized Employment Creating Opportunities and Solutions"
"The Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) within the U.S. Department of Labor is committed to improving employment outcomes for individuals with disabilities. To achieve this goal, ODEP established a Customized Employment initiative to build the capacity of workforce systems to serve all customers, including individuals with disabilities. The strategies developed through this initiative can assist all workforce customers who have complex needs and may require more individual assistance to achieve their employment goals. The Customized Employment initiative also focuses on incorporating universal strategies into all aspects of workforce services."
Click here for two concise and comprehensive guides to the practice of Customized Employment from the ODEP and the National Center on Workforce & Disability (NCWD).
"Autism and Employment", an "Autism in the Workplace - Job Success!"
This video is courtesy of Craig Evans, creator of the Youtube channel "AutismHangOut". Mr. Evans attended a conference entitled "Autism and Employment: First Annual Forum" on Februrary 17, 2011 on the 3M corporate campus in St. Paul, MN. The event was sponsored by the Autism Society of Minnesota (AuSM) and featured speakers including Temple Grandin. This video, however, focuses on the information presented by 3M, Cargill, and Best Buy about how "people on the spectrum make wonderful employees."
According to Mr. Evans, "all three companies are now looking for and hiring people on the spectrum for their unique strengths and values. Based on their success stories, clearly it's paying off. Hopefully, this 'good news' will be heard by the HR departments of any business needing reliable, honest, intelligent, skilled employees."
Anthony At Your Service
Anthony Barrett is a 24-year-old man with autism who lives in Edmonton, Canada. Anthony At Your Service is a Monday-to-Friday service that will deliver anything that can fit in a car and that Anthony can lift. They promise next-day delivery, anywhere in the city of Edmonton, for $10. Possible deliveries include mail, parcels, tailoring, dry-cleaning and other errand-running, and Anthony is open to suggestions from others.
Anthony At Your Service is a for-profit business started by Mike Hamm (Anthony's assistant) and Deborah Barrett (Anthony's Mom) for Anthony as a way for him to learn new skills, meet new people, and make some money. Anthony is excited about his business. All profits got to Anthony.
To learn more about Anthony At Your Service, you can visit them here, or read a MetroNews article about Anthony and his team here.
True Meaning Jewelry (TMJ) is an entrepreneurial business started by New England Village Day Services to address the ongoing challenges faced by employment programs in securing work opportunities for adults with autism spectrum disorders and other related developmental disabilities that are both meaningful and rewarding to the individual.
Click here to read about the steps put in place to make True Meaning Jewelry a successful work environment for individuals with autism.
*Click here to read a blog post by Tracey Daigneau, M.Ed., Director of Day Services at New England Village.
*Autism Speaks is proud to sell TMJ jewelry. Click here to visit the Autism Speaks store!
Roses for Autism, a 501(c)3 a subsidiary of Ability Beyond Disability, is committed to establishing the model for training and employing adults with autism. The Employment Training Program at Roses for Autism provides an opportunity for teens and adults to gain the necessary work skills needed for competitive employment.
Click here to read about the steps put in place to make Roses for Autism a successful work environment for individuals with autism.
*Note: Roses for Autism was a recipient of a 2011 Family Services Community Grant. Click here to learn more about our Community Grants program!
Ken's Krew enables individuals with intellectual disabilities to successfully enter the world of work by providing access to good jobs and to professional training and support to prepare for and sustain employment.
Below is a video that shows Thomas Brown, a young man on the autism spectrum who works at The Home Depot. Thomas' story is just one example of the many successful job matches made through Ken's Krew.
Click here to read about the steps put in place to make Thomas' employment opportunity at Home Depot a success with the help of Ken's Krew.
Click here to read about what makes Ken's Krew a unique program for providing employment opportunities for individuals with autism.
UM-NSU CARD, which provides services to individuals in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties in Florida, is a comprehensive outreach and support program serving people with autism and related disabilities, their families, and the professionals who work with them. UM-NSU CARD operates under the supervision of a constituency board comprised of family members who help guide program policy priorities and activities. CARD seeks to provide support and assistance with the goal of optimizing the potential of people with autism, dual sensory impairment, and related disabilities.
Executive Director Michael Alessandri, Ph.D, discusses two different individual's gainful employment in this video entitled Adult Success Stories. Alessandri's commentary is mixed with personal testimony from the employees about their positive experiences.
Nassau Suffolk Services for Autism
Nassau Suffolk Services for Autism in Commack, New York offers hope to people with autism and their families by providing high quality life-long support through services which enable people with autism to function better in everyday life. NSSA offers the most advanced treatment and training programs for the benefit of people with autism, and will continue to pioneer, through research, comprehensive treatment models which can be adopted nationally.
Shelley:This clip contains commentary by Shelley Ourian and her supervisor, Bonnie Eisert of Nassau Suffolk Services for Autism in Commack, New York. The video documents and discusses Shelley's journey from a supervised internship to being successfully employed as a teaching assistant.
Click here to see steps put in place.
Andy: Through Nassau Suffolk Services, Andy Williams is successfully working at Great Neck Plaza Village Hall in Great Neck, New York. This video features commentary from Andy's supervisor, as well as footage of Andy at work.
Click here to see steps put in place.
Attention! The U.S. Department of Labor has made available approximately $20 million in grants to fund cooperative agreements that will improve educational, training and employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities! Click here to learn more.
Check it out! The Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) has announced its first disability-related application (app) challenge! It is designed to generate innovative tools that will improve employment opportunities and outcomes for people with disabilities. Maybe you can win!
National Disability Employment Awareness Month
October was National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)! Each week, we focused on a different aspect of employment for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), featured in blogs, news stories, and "Live Chats" with experts every Thursday at 4pm! Click here to read more of our materials from NDEAM.
Live Chat with Professors Paul Wehman and Carol Schall of the Virginia Autism Resource Center and Virginia Commonwealth University
Paul Wehman, Ph.D. has served as the Director for the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU-RRTC) for over 29 years. He is a Professor of Physical Medicine, Rehabilitation and Chairman of Rehabilitation Research with a joint appointment in the Departments of Special Education and Disability Policy and Rehabilitation Counseling. He has written, co-authored, or edited 42 commercially published books and written over 200 journal articles. He is on several editorial boards and has been Editor of the Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation for 18 years. Dr. Wehman is the parent of two children with disabilities.
Carol Schall, Ph.D. is the Director of Technical Assistance of the Autism Center for Excellence at Virginia Commonwealth University and the principal investigator of a randomized clinical trial of Project Search for students with ASD. She is co-editor and author of Autism and the Transition to Adulthood: Success Beyond the Classroom. Dr. Schall participated in the Autism Speaks Employment Think Tank in June, 2012.
Tony Gentry, PhD OTR/L, director of the Assistive Technology for Cognition (ATC) Laboratory at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) created this video to introduce strategies for using video modeling to assist people with autism with things like wayfinding, social cueing, task sequencing and behavioral prompting - all techniques that can be very effecive accommodations in the workplace! Check out the video here, and for more information from the VCU Autism Center for Excellence page on Technology and ASD, click here!
- Employment Resources
- Local Resources
- Key Terms
- Information for Employers
- Adult Autism and Employment: A Guide for Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals
- Think Beyond the Label: Workers & Employees with Disabilities in the Workplace
- Disabilities At Work
- APSE: Advancing Employment. Connecting People.
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- Meet the Future Face of Employment: Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Technology Fields
- [Book] The Complete Guide to Getting a Job for People with Asperger's Syndrome: Find the Right Career and Get Hired by Barbara Bissonnette
- [Consultancy Resource] Griffin-Hammis Associates, LLC
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Welcome to Hervara, Soldier
A Preview of Final Testament, the Upcoming Only War Adventure |
Only War | Published 10 January 2013 |
Final Testament, the first adventure for Only War, is coming to your local retailer next week! This gripping story takes players to the war-ravaged mining world of Hervara, where they must do battle at one of the Imperium's most brutal fronts.
Throughout the course of Final Testament, the Guardsmen will experience the tragedy of war and the harsh consequences of their own actions. While fighting savagely against a variety of enemies, they will navigate both tactical and social encounters that require them to tread carefully amidst powers beyond their reckoning. In Final Testament, the players will constantly be challenged to innovate and overcome unusual obstacles, even as they strive to uphold the honor of the Imperial Guard—and perhaps even survive.
Knowledge is Power
Two weeks ago, contributing writer John Dunn shared his insights into the creation of the inhospitable (but strategically vital) planet Hervara. Today, lead developer Max Brooke will deliver a few important informational documents that may make the difference between the success and failure of your mission!
The mining world of Hervara is an eminently unpleasant place, yet another testament to the grinding war machine of the Imperium and its constant demands for raw material. Long ago, its verdant surface scabbed over with ash-wastes and its bountiful seas shrank into chemical swamps. Still, despite the ravages of industry, Hervara is a world of utmost importance to the power struggle in the Spinward Front. To the struggling Severan Dominate, it represents a critical resource in their beleaguered supply lines. Thus, to advance its strategy of attrition in the Spinward Front, the Imperial Guard must win a decisive victory at Hervara. With the brutal stagnating in the tunnels beneath the polluted surface, however, each side is beginning to scrabble for an advantage that will let it break the stalemate and win the war on Hervara definitively.
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When reinforcements arrive in a warfront, they are often (though not always) briefed with informational documents and propaganda directly related to their new environment and foes. Above and below this paragraph are several documents that the Player Characters in Final Testament can be given prior to their arrival on Hervara.
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These mission briefings and introductory propaganda (as well as other documents for when the capricious warfront inevitably shifts beneath the Guardsmen) will be made available on the Only War support page after the book is released, so that GMs can easily distribute these resources to their players as the adventure progresses.
Thanks, Max! Study these documents carefully, soldier. Your life may depend on them. The battle for Hervara begins next week!
Only War is a Warhammer 40,000 roleplaying game in which players take on the roles of soldiers in the Imperial Guard, the galaxy-spanning armies of the God-Emperor. In the face of overwhelming opposition, Guardsmen fight against mankind's many enemies for the very survival of humanity and the continuation of the Imperium's dominance over space.


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Finance - Is it for me?
The finance major prepares students for entry into a wide variety of interesting, exciting and challenging careers. All students who major in finance take a core set of requirements covering financial management,financial systems, investments, and international business finance. Depending on their interests and career objectives, students also choose elective courses in the areas of investments, bank management, risk and insurance, real estate, and accounting.
For more information about the finance major, please contact either the Department of Finance 330-672-2426 or the College of Business Administration, Undergraduate Programs Office, 330-672-2872.
The finance field offers students a very wide range of opportunities. The following is only a partial list.
A career in financial management involves:
- Forecasting, Budgeting, Planning, Controlling
Financial analysts study and evaluate the financial performance of businesses for the benefit of managers and investors. They seek to estimate values of :
- Stocks
- Bonds
- Mutual funds
- Options
- Futures Contracts
Portfolio managers supervise the investments of major institutions such as:
- Pension funds
- Mutual funds
- Insurance companies
- Banks
- Nonprofit foundations
Investment bankers help companies raise funds from individual and institutional investors by helping them to sell new issues of stocks and bonds in the financial markets. They are also instrumental in trading securities on organized exchanges and over-the-counter markets.
Banks, savings institutions, credit unions and finance companies make up a very large group of employers of finance graduates. They offer many career possibilities, including positions in:
Bank management
- Loan analysis
- Branch management
- Marketing financial products
- Business services
- Trust activities
Insurance, risk management, and financial services are all growing areas of career opportunity. Insurance agents market life insurance and property and casualty insurance. Risk managers help businesses evaluate the need for various kinds of insurance coverage, as well as finding ways for companies to manage and reduce exposure to a wide variety of physical, personal and financial risks. Personal financial advisers help individuals and families to evaluate their financial situation and plan their insurance, investment, and retirement programs.
In the area of real estate, there are opportunities in:
1. Real estate brokerage
2. Marketing and leasing properties
3. Real estate appraisal
4. Real estate investment
5. Property management
Internship opportunities in conjunction with the business community are available for top students. The department assists applicants in making connections.
To build connections and to develop organizational and leadership skills, students are encouraged to join the Financial Management Association (FMA). The FMA is a professional student organization which promotes extracurricular activities in the field of finance. Students have the chance to interact with faculty and finance practitioners in informal settings.
Another student organization that presents considerable appeal to any business major is Delta Sigma Pi, the professional business fraternity. In addition, there are over 100 other student organizations in which students may find opportunities to develop finance and general business skills. See student organizations for more details.
Students are also afforded a rare campus experience at Kent State University---a credit union! Kent is one of the few campuses in the country that offer this service.
Employers and educators recognize the importance of building a strong liberal arts background --- especially for business students. Students are encouraged to consider minors offered by the other colleges and schools at Kent. For example: a student would like to become the financial manager of a police department. Having a major in finance and a minor in criminal justice studies would be very helpful in achieving this goal. Another example is a finance major with a minor in fine arts to prepare the student for a financial manager's position with a theatre company.


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V-Neck Asymmetric Sweater Top
Style # 203691
In rich jewel tones that pop and luxe knit, this bebe sweater top is a chic girl's answer to chilly weather. Try it with suiting staples for an opulent punch of color.
- 85% silk, 15% cashmere.
- Center back to hem: 28" (71 cm).
- Dry clean.
- Made in USA.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a size S.
V-Neck Asymmetric Sweater Top
trendy assumsytrical cut paired with the inside out effect
This shirt is easy to wear, it is a nice stretchy lightweight material that can be worn alone or layered....great under a denim vest or with jeans. I got this one on sale in 2 colors and am not disappointed. I consider this to be a necessary staple in
any divas wardrobe.
May 16, 2013
Ok first off, I hope that the other review on here that doesn't like the material is not a reflection of the bebe customer demographic. bebe materials fluctuate between fine crafted fibers (cashmere and silk) and inexpensive and cheaper quality fabrics. It's nice that bebe offers that mix so a wider customer range can be targeted. This sweater is gorgeous and the material is divine. Sure the external seams are not great, but I pair this with a skirt and I look simply fabulous.
May 10, 2013
Nothing too fancy
I love the blue color of the sweater and soft feel of the fabric. However, I ordered size large and it is very snug. I wear it casually-not to work or out with friends.
March 26, 2013
inside out
I was disappointed with this shirt because it looks like it is made inside out. The seams are all on the outside. If you turn it inside out to where the tags are on the outside, then the seams are on the inside and it looks like normal. If the tags were on the other side I would have given this 5 stars because the color and feel of it is great, but I really don't like the outside seams and feel that the description should include that. I thought my shirt was defective, because it looks perfect turned inside out, but then zoomed in on the picture and you can see on the model that the seams are all on the outside, but you have to look carefully to see that. Also the arms fit very tight, which wasn't a problem and they loosened up with wear, and overall it fits and feels great on.
February 2, 2013
Very soft, thin sweater
The fabric is very soft and cozy, but at the same time it's super thin. I would definitely want to wear a camisole underneath; and while putting it on, the sleeves felt very tight and I was afraid I might rip them. Had to return it
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Ljova and the Kontraband's parallel concerts profiled in the New York Times -- read here.
- In addition to GetClassical's music salon events at different hotspots throughout the city, including Rose Bar and India House, GetClassical is excited to announce that we are curating a monthly classical music series at Zinc Bar, which we hope will continue to further classical music's presence, within today's nightlife scene.
A new edition of the popular Irish ballad "Love Thee, Dearest" arranged for multi-level harp ensemble by Judith Ross, founder & director of the Massachusetts Harp Ensemble, is available from Noteworthy Sheet Music.
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Peter Schickele received the Classical Recording Foundation's 2013 Composer of the Year Award at its 12th Annual Awards Gala on 11/25/13 at Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall. Performed in his honor and with him in his four-hand "Little Suite for Summer."
Noteworthy Sheet Music welcomes Zenon Slawinski as the newest contributor to our catalog. We've just published his appealing original composition for flute and piano entitled "Bagette no. 4".
AME celebrates it's 10th Anniversary Season in 2014-15 with 21 shows, 38 programmed composers and 23 performing musicians. Programs include collaborationis with Prototype, Mazzini Dance Collective and Victoria Bond's Cutting Edge series.
Award winning piano man, Josh Wright, will kick off CAM's Sunday House Concert Series in September. Contact CAM for tickets!
We are very excited to announce we will be joining the faculty of Stony Brook University as Quartet-in-Residence!! For the official press release:
NSM welcomes Judith Ross, former Chair of the Theory Dept. at the Longy School of Music, as our newest repertoire contributor. Just published is her arrangement of The Croppy Boy for multi-level harp ensemble.


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Design Simulations of a General Purpose Research Micro Reactor for Methane Conversion to Syngas.
C. Bouchot[1], and M.A. Valenzuela[1]
[1]Instituto Politécnico Nacional-ESIQIE, México D.F, México
A general purpose stainless steel micro reactor setup for methane conversion is being designed for research purposes. We intend to design and build a modular device that would be able to manage different types of reactions depending on the installed modules. The device should be able to allow the study of gas phase reactions at low (atmospheric) and high pressures (up to 20 MPa), with the ...
Finite Element Analysis of Microscale Luminescent Glucose Sensors in the Skin Dermis
S. Ali[1], and M. McShane[1]
[1]Department of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University-College Station, Texas, USA
With the rising predominance of diabetes, successful management of blood glucose levels is increasingly important. Key efforts have focused on the development of optical microscale glucose sensing systems based on the encapsulation of glucose oxidase within microspheres coated with polyelectrolyte multilayer nanofilms. A two-substrate mathematical model of microscale optical glucose sensors in ...
Finite Element Modeling a Redox-Enzyme-Based Electrochemical Biosensor
Y. Huang[1], and A. Mason[1]
[1]Electrical and Computer Engineering, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
This paper describes the modeling of an electrochemical biosensor embedded in a microfluidic channel to determine the concentration of a target biomolecule. The total amount of analyte in the sample can be calculated by integrating the analyte concentration over the duration of the peak current. The biosensor is constructed by immobilizing redox-enzyme on an interdigitated array (IDA) electrode ...
Numerical Study of Microfluidic Fuel Cell Performance
A. E. Khabbazi[1], A.J. Richards[1], and M. Hoorfar[1]
[1]School of Engineering, UBC Okanagan, Kelowna, BC Canada, Canada
Using COMSOL Multiphysics 3.5, a numerical model has been developed to determine the effect of the channel geometry and electrode configuration on cell performance based on polarization curves. The Butler-Volmer equation was implemented to determine the reaction rates at the electrodes. The Conductive Media DC module is used to model the electric fields within the fuel cell.
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H. Ishimori[1], K. Endo[1], and M. Yamada[1]
[1]National Institute for Environmental Studies, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
In this study, COMSOL Multiphysics was used for the reliability evaluation for static chamber method at landfill sites. Static chamber method, which measures landfill gas emission fluxes, is widely used at landfill sites for the monitoring of greenhouse gas emission such as methane and carbon dioxide. The accuracy and the reliability of static chamber method are dependent on the measuring ...
Reynolds Number Dependent Porous Media Flow Using the Brinkman Equation
R. Rieck[1], A. Bénard[1], and C. Petty[1]
[1]Michigan State University, Michigan, USA
Porous media fluid dynamic modeling has been widely explored and utilized in many academic and industrial applications. Cross flow filtration being one attractive application, whereas the fluid and filtrate flow parallel the porous media, and thereby induce shearing stress along the membrane surface to reduce fouling. In modeling porous media flow, it is common to describe the porous domain by ...
Viscous damping of a periodic perforated MEMS microstructure when the Reynolds' equation cannot be applied: Numerical simulations
D. Homentcovschi[1], and R.N. Miles[1]
[1]Department of Mechanical Engineering, SUNY Binghamton, NY
This paper develops a computational model for determining the total damping coefficient for a unit cell of a MEMS microscale device containing a repetitive pattern of holes. The basic cell of the microstructure is approximated by an axi-symmetric domain and the velocity and pressure fields are determined from solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations using the finite element software package ...
Quasi-TEM Analysis of Multiconductor Transmission Lines Embedded in Layered Dielectric Region
S.M. Musa[1], and M.N.O. Sadiku[1]
[1]Prairie View A&M University Networking Academy, Prairie View, Texas, USA
This paper presents the quasi-TEM two-dimensional (2D) approach for the analysis of multiconductor transmission lines interconnect in single and two-layered dielectric region using the finite element method (FEM). FEM is especially suitable and effective for the computation of electromagnetic fields in strongly inhomogeneous media. We illustrate that FEM is as suitable and effective as other ...
COMSOL Derived Universal Scaling Model For Low Reynolds Number Viscous Flow Through Microfabricated Pillars – Applications to Heat Pipe Technology
N. Srivastava[1], and C.D. Meinhart[1]
[1]Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara California, USA
Cooling of high-power density electronic devices remains a challenge. Microfluidic heat-pipes with the potential of achieving ultra-high thermal conductivities offer a low-cost technology for cooling electronics. To achieve high thermal conductivity, it is critical to maximize the rate of liquid transport inside the heat pipe. We propose a novel array of microfabricated pillars to maximize liquid ...


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Updated: February 21, 2013 6:36AM
Here is at look at crime reports in the Southland.
News includes Oak Lawn, Oak Forest and Park Forest.
DUI driver charged in hit and run
An Oak Lawn man was seriously injured Jan. 6 when struck by a drunken driver while walking on New England Avenue near 95th Street, police said.
They said the accident occurred at 12:30 a.m., shortly after both men left Tavern on the West End, 6950 W. 95th St.
John Stifter, 62, 6828 W. 96th Place, suffered multiple facial fractures, a fractured ankle, ribs and shoulder blade as well as a collapsed lung, according to police.
Eric Smok, 30, 9825 Ridgeland Ave., Oak Lawn, was charged with drunken driving, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and driving with an obstructed windshield.
A witness told police he saw Smok's Pontiac Trans Am hit Stifter, knock him into the air and Smok get out of his car and check on Stifter before driving away.
Police said they found Smok's car in the lot of his apartment building, and he admitted to the hit and run, saying his windshield was fogged and he did not see Stifter.
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Resident charged with vehicle break-ins
An Oak Lawn man was charged with breaking into vehicles, battery and resisting arrest following a Jan. 6 struggle with police, according to police.
Jeffery A. Smith, 23, 9519 Ridgeland Ave., also was charged with criminal trespass and possession of stolen property after police found several compact discs, a radio faceplate, phone chargers and ear buds inside two large coats he was wearing when he was arrested in the 6200 block of 94th Street, police said.
Police initially stopped Smith at 93rd Street and Meade Avenue after receiving a call about a man searching a van. Smith was uncooperative, removed his coat and pushed an officer before fleeing east on 93rd Street, according to police.
They said officers caught Smith and placed him under arrest. Smith said he was walking to a friend's house and denied breaking into any vehicles or stealing anything, police said.
He told police the compact discs belonged to a friend, and the stereo faceplate was his. He said he ran because he thought he was going to be arrested for being drunk, police said.
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Jewelry store burglarized
Gold chains and silver jewelry were stolen Jan. 8 after two men used a concrete block to smash the front window of Eddie's Jewelry, 5203 W. 159th St., according to police.
They said video surveillance tapes show the men breaking the window to get in about 1:55 a.m., smashing two glass display cases and placing the jewelry inside a bag.
The burglars were in the store for less than two minutes and exited through the front window, police said.
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Gas station robbed
A robber took $200 cash Jan. 12 from a gas station by grabbing the clerk by the hair and forcing her to open the cash register, police said.
The man jumped over the counter about 9 p.m. at the Mobil station, 14701 Central Ave., grabbed the woman by her ponytail and ordered her to open a door that he thought led to the office, according to police.
They said that when he saw it was the bathroom, he threatened to lock the employee inside but instead ordered her to open the cash register and put the cash in a bag. The robber then took two packs of cigarettes and fled, police said.
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Teen robbed of cellphone
Three men robbed a 15-year-old Park Forest boy of his cellphone at gunpoint while he was walking Jan. 12 near Forest Trail Middle School, according to police.
The boy told police three men, in their late teens or early 20s, approached him as he walked through the parking lot of the school, 215 Wilson St., with one of the men carrying a handgun and another a sawed-off shotgun.
The third man, who was unarmed, patted him down, took his $200 cellphone, and after ordering the boy to the ground, they fled, police said. They said the boy's eyeglasses were broken in the incident, but he was not injured.
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"It would be a nice way for children to use the library and an opportunity to reach those who are not currently patrons," said Susan Lacky, library board treasurer, during a recent gathering of the community facility's governing body.
Inquiries from the public placed the idea in children's librarian Keisha Parks' head.
"I did some research to see who else in the world is doing birthdays, and others libraries do host them," Parks said.
She said a birthday party at the public library would be more than just story time.
"I thought this would appeal to parents who just want to come with their presents. We would provide food, decorations, activities and cleanup," Parks said. "All you have to do is come and be a part of what we are doing."
Parks created a layout of the services offered and what the library would charge for a birthday party package. Potential birthday themes include, but are not limited too: "Tiaras and Tutus," "Whodunnit" and "Build a B-day." A motion was made by the board for Parks to continue research and building the project.
In other library news, Lackey said there are currently 40 adult programs offered. A total of 147 participants have taken advantage of the various programs. There are also 44 youth programs which have had a response of 933 attendees.
Andrew Hunt, director, said strides are going to be taken to address all public library safety concerns.
"We would like to make sure everyone knows what their job is in the case of an emergency situation," Hunt said. "It is sort of an overall check, even for inclement weather."
"One of the things we are doing is, during our staff training days in February we will go through drills and possibly have Officer [Scotty] Hernandez here as well."
Beth Mercer, director at the Ocoee River Regional Library, said the Firefly Courier service is now running. The service is designed to make loans between libraries easier by providing an effective middleman.
Hunt said the public library often only borrows 10 books per year. On the other hand, the library loans about 500 every year. Hunt said the discrepancy is due to the library's tendency to buy requested materials.
He said Firefly gives the library another option, especially in the case of older materials.
Board members mulled over the future of the public library. Patrons can expect a survey to question their needs and what they expect from their library.
The library is hosting a County Commission and a City Council meeting in February. The meetings will be separate with the Commission coming on Feb. 11 and the Council meeting on Feb. 25.


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This state of the art museum celebrates the influence of the 1927 Bristol Sessions to today's music. The Bristol Sessions were not the first country music recordings, but they were the first country music recordings to be mass produced and distributed. Because of the influence these sessions had on the music industry, the 1927 Bristol Sessions are also known as the 'Big Bang' of country music. Then in 1998, the U.S. Congress passed a resolution recognizing Bristol as official the Birthplace of Country Music.
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Volcanoes can have multiple personalities, peaceful one minute, explosive the next. A geologist who has untangled these complicated states on land and at sea, improving our ability to see deadly eruptions coming, will receive the 2015 Vetlesen Prize. Stephen Sparks, a volcanologist at the University of Bristol, will be awarded a medal and $250,000 at a ceremony in New York in June.
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In Portuguese, fogo means fire, and for hundreds of years, Fogo volcano in the Cape Verde islands off Senegal has lived up to its name. It has spouted off every 20 years or so, at least as far back as 1460 when the Portuguese settled here. Nearly 20 years after its last eruption, in 1995, Fogo awoke on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. Within a week, it had buried two villages high in Fogo's caldera – Portela and Bangaeira – under lava, leaving 1,200 people homeless.
February 17, 2014
Terry Plank got hooked on volcanoes when her professor at Dartmouth took the students to Costa Rica and let them have lunch on Arenal, a famous volcano that was in the process of erupting. "They gave us each a pineapple and a can of tunafish and we had to figure out how to eat this stuff with our Swiss Army knives while sitting on a lava flow…It just looked like black rock, but every once in awhile a boulder at the end would fall off and you'd see it was completely red inside. And it made all these cool sounds and you'd feel these little earthquakes… It was totally cool. How could you not like that?"
December 12, 2013Guleed Ali pauses to study his notebook, standing on a steep slope covered in gray volcanic ash and desert brush, high above the present-day shore of Mono Lake in eastern California. He looks across the slope to where, a few hundred yards away, a gash of lighter gray sediment cuts across the hill, then disappears. The exposed sediment is history: A record of deposits left by Mono Lake when it stood far higher than today.
September 11, 2013
Naturally occurring arsenic pollutes wells across the world, especially in south and southeast Asia, where an estimated 100 million people are exposed to levels that can cause heart, liver and kidney problems, diabetes and cancer. Now, scientists working in Vietnam have shown that massive pumping of groundwater from a clean aquifer is slowly but surely drawing the poison into the water. The study, done near the capital city of Hanoi, confirms suspicions that booming water usage there and elsewhere could eventually threaten millions more people. The study appears in the current issue of the leading journal Nature
July 31, 2013
If some volcanoes operate on geologic timescales, Costa Rica's Irazú had something of a short fuse. In a new study in the journal Nature, scientists suggest that the 1960s eruption of Costa Rica's largest stratovolcano was triggered by magma rising from the mantle over a few short months, rather than thousands of years or more, as many scientists have thought. The study is the latest to suggest that deep, hot magma can set off an eruption fairly quickly, potentially providing an extra tool for detecting an oncoming volcanic disaster.
July 09, 2013
A new study in the journal Nature provides fresh insight into deep-earth processes driving apart huge sections of the earth's crust. The process, called rifting, mostly takes place on seabeds, but can be seen in a few places on land—nowhere more visibly than in the Afar region of northern Ethiopia. (See the slideshow below.) Here, earthquakes and volcanoes have rent the surface over some 30 million years, forming part of Africa's Great Rift Valley. What causes this, and does it resemble the processes on the seafloor, as many geologists think?
August 09, 2011
Researchers returning from a cruise some 250 miles off the coast of Oregon have reported seeing a volcanic eruption on the seafloor that they accurately forecast five years ago—the first successful prediction of an undersea eruption. The event took place at Axial Seamount, one of the most active and intensely studied undersea peaks in the world.
February 18, 2011
Northern New Jersey, southern Connecticut and environs are not necessarily where one would expect to explore the onetime extinction of much life on earth, and subsequent rise of dinosaurs. But it turns out to be a pretty good place to start. Underlying the exurbs are geological formations left by three giant episodes of volcanism starting around 200 million years ago, and intervening layers of sediments that built up in the interims between massive lava flows.
November 03, 2010
Scientists have long known that large volcanic explosions can affect the weather by spewing particles that block solar energy and cool the air. Some suspect that extended "volcanic winters" from gigantic blowups helped kill off dinosaurs and Neanderthals...
August 19, 2010
Scientists are in the early stages of building a fiber optic network on the seafloor for observing, in real time, deep-sea hydrothermal vents---places where super-heated water and minerals spew from Earth's crust offering clues about how life on the planet may have began.
January 06, 2009
But Global Warming May Have Helped Override Some Recent Eruptions
Climate researchers have shown that big volcanic eruptions over the past 450 years have temporarily cooled weather in the tropics—but suggest that such effects may have been masked in the 20th century by rising global temperatures
January 05, 2005
The Maurice Ewing, owned by the National Science Foundation and operated by the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (L-DEO), is the only research vessel devoted to obtaining images of the deep earth for fundamental earth science research.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: Miller Park Drunk's Pants Party
Miller Park July 16th, 2010
Hey, what are you doing Sunday August 29th? There is a Brewers game that day, you know. They're even giving away CC Sabathia bobbleheads. Remember him? He was the star of the last awesome Brewers team, remember? Man, those were some good times. Seems like so long ago.
So, you thinking about going? Because I am going and I have a few extra tickets and.... yeah. We're having a party.
More specifically we're having...
Miller Park Drunk's Pants Party
It's like a party, but in my pants. Except it's not in my pants, but I am just saying that to sound funny. It's actually at Miller Park. Yep.
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January 1, 2013The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe's Catherine Fowles talks about the new stage adaptation of the classic children's book and why this off-Broadway fairy tale is bringing folks back to "the bare essentials of imagination."
April 3, 2013The Phantom of the Opera star Sierra Boggess was hypnotized by not one, but four Phantoms at the 25th anniversary gala! Watch her sing with Phantoms past and present: Hugh Panaro, Ramin Karimloo, John Owen-Jones and Peter Joback.
January 28, 2013Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man's Jason Michael Snow on teaching audiences to embrace their own sexuality.
February 12, 2014Get a sneak peek at the national tour of Dirty Dancing.
April 15, 2014Brynn O'Malley takes her camera to Honeymoon in Vegas' Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade appearance and sits down with co-star Rob McClure for a little chat.
December 5, 2014Of Mice and Men star Chris O'Dowd has a bad habit that Jay-Z may not like and won something unusual in a raffle. Click on to see more confessions from the Tony nominee.
May 10, 2014Hear about the new bio-musical Beautiful from stars Jessie Mueller, Jake Epstein, Anika Larsen & Jarrod Spector and some of the real-life inspirations.
November 21, 2013How does Brynn O'Malley celebrate her birthday? By asking the cast of Honeymoon in Vegas all of your questions! And candles and cake and all that good stuff.
December 11, 2014The Book of Mormon Tony Award nominee Andrew Rannells talks about his latest adventure in drag as the star of Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
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It's Jennifer Nettles' first backstage vlog at Chicago and she's just getting warmed up with her last week of rehearsals before starting her run as Roxie Hart in the Tony-winning blockbuster. Check it out!
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January 28, 2015Disney has done it again with their new stage adaptation of the animation hit Aladdin! Hear all about the new family favorite from the stars and creators in this video trailer.
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Cleopatra Cowley-Pendleton, mother of Hadiya Pendleton, weeps in the arms of her family and friends following a press conference at Vivian Gordon Harsh Park in Chicago Wednesday January 30, 2013. An $11,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to the arrest of Hadiya Pendleton's killer. | Jessica A. Koscielniak ~ Sun-Times
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We are Newtown.
We are a city besieged by murder. We are a city sick to death of killing.
We are a city that hardly knows itself anymore, the pretty lake over here but the lovely girl dying in the rain over there.
Her name was Hadiya Pendleton, and she was 15 and wonderful. She is, for Chicago, every child who was slaughtered at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Hadiya's death is our call to arms.
This must end and we must end it.
Chicago puts more cops on the street. It's not enough. We close one school and open another. It's not enough. We put a bit of money in this neighborhood or that. It's not enough.
We pray at funerals where mothers cry and fathers crumble, and Lord knows it's not enough.
From City Hall to the private clubs of multi-millionaires to every storefront church, we must hear Hadiya's cry as if she were our own daughter, and we had better do more.
On Thursday, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he will put 200 more police officers on the streets, bolstering the size of roving teams of cops working the most dangerous neighborhoods. It's an old idea that's worked before. In 2004, the first year "saturation" policing was tried, crime dropped sharply.
But it won't be enough. Chicago had 506 homicides last year and 42 in January of this year — the deadliest January in a decade. Chicago should put 1,000 more cops on the street, which is precisely what Emanuel vowed he would do when he was running for mayor.
The U.S. Attorney's Office must step up. Chicago's street gangs are so wild and deadly that nothing short of sweeping prosecutions under federal racketeering laws will begin to curb their carnage.
But it won't be enough.
Crime grows like a weed from the ground up; cops and prosecutors can only lop off the ugly blooms. If we as a city are truly fed up with the killing, no longer able to look away, we must pour our energies like never before into all those ways in which an enlightened society grows a beautiful flower — better schools, more after-school programs, greater economic investment in the neighborhoods and more jobs that pay a wage a person can live on.
Where is Chicago's business community in all this? They worry about the burden of public employee pensions. They complain about corporate taxes. They chat over lunch about the troubles of Boeing.
But what are they doing to bring mom-and-pop stores and good jobs to Roseland?
And where are Chicago's religious and community leaders? For every Rev. Michael Pfleger down at St. Sabina's church, running basketball leagues and GED programs, there are a thousand men of the cloth who behave as if their ministry ends at the church door.
To our city's shame, it would take so little to do so much more. We have set the bar so low.
Unemployment in Chicago's most depressed neighborhoods, including Roseland, tops 20 percent. More than half the students in some public high schools fail to graduate. Metal detectors in schools are common, but social workers are scarce.
For so long we have looked the other way. We have blamed bad parents, but done too little to build stronger families. We have blamed gangs, but given our young men meager alternatives. We have put a distance, physically and emotionally, between them and us.
Chicago is Newtown, where mass murder rolls along one day to the next. Sometimes the victim is an innocent, sometimes not.
On Tuesday, the victim was Hadiya. On Friday morning, it was a young woman in a van on Lake Shore Drive.
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Baseball March 4th, 2010
Hey Milwaukee, how's it going man? Alright. It's your amigo Barry Zito here and I just want to holler at you for a quick second here about Prince Fielder, alright. Last season Prince Fielder sent some serious bad vibes our way with his walk-off homerun celebration and a lot of us Giants are still pissed about it, bro. That was really bad karma and we just didn't appreciate it, man. We were in the midst of a playoff race and just tryin' to keep on winnin' man, w-i-n-i-n.
/takes off shirt
We weren't happy about the loss and I didn't really like havin' it thrown in our faces. Since I am starting against the Brewers today some people want me to throw at Prince, but that's not really my style man. I'd just assume keep a little change in my pocket and not get suspended.
/talks about what's under the hood
I went up to Guillermo Mota and asked him if he wanted to throw at Prince, but he said no. It'd be a lot cooler if he did.
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She graduated from Hume-Fogg High School, attended Murfreesboro State Teachers College and graduated from Peabody College with a B.S. and Bachelor of Science in Library Science. Later she attended Troy State Teachers College and then received a Masters of Library Science degree from Delta State University. She taught and served as a librarian in elementary, middle and high schools and in college in Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi.
She was a charter member of St. Luke United Methodist Church in Cleveland and served in many capacities, but was especially pleased to be Church Historian for many years.
After retiring, she enjoyed playing bridge and was always an avid reader. She was one of the early volunteers with the Literacy Program at the library and helped with the Friends of the Library annual book sales.
Children include Margaret Ann Carlson (Norman) of Houston, Texas, Charles Wilson Davis (Carolyn) of Brandon, (Barbara) Joyce Reed (Harold) of Mobile, Ala. and (Carol) Elaine Aertker (Walter) of Kernersville, N.C.
Grandchildren are Drs. Beth C. Montigue (Tre) of Irving, Texas, Wendy D. Warren (Mark) of Brandon, David R. Carlson (Lauren) of Nashville, Tenn., Charles Brian Davis (Mandy) of Sylvan Springs, Ala., Angela Margaret Reed of McKinney, Texas, Andrew Wilson Reed (Whitney) of Houston, Texas, John Christopher Aertker, Lydia Grace Aertker and Emily Christine Aertker of Kernersville, N.C. Five great-granddaughters are Lauren Elizabeth Montigue and Lindsey Margaret Montigue of Irving, Texas, Lauren Rose Davis and Allie Kaye Davis of Sylvan Springs, Ala. and Eloise Porter Carlson of Nashville, Tenn.
Wilson Davis, her husband of 68 years, preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her parents Howard T. Morton Sr. and Margaret Lassiter Morton and one brother, Howard T. Morton Jr.
Memorials may be made to St. Luke United Methodist Church of Cleveland or to the Eloise and Wilson Davis Scholarship Fund at Delta State University.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
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If we're talking about extreme heat...sure. But that's not the case here, and the foam is not really any kind of issue.Agree, I do. Also, heat and foam padding don't usually get along too well.
The drives in the HR24 series are "green" and give off less heat than most previous HD DVR models they've released.
The HD DVR (side to side) ventilation is very good in at least 2 of the 3 HR24 models (HR24-100 and HR24-200). I've seen the foam mounting done in some desktop PC's as well - no problem.
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Half term art cart
Art Cart starts tomorrow and the theme is love....
We will be looking at lovespoons, stay busks and tie on pockets and the kinds of symbols and patterns that are found on them. I have lots of A4 sheets for decorating and colouring, but i have also made four really large lovespoons that I need some fantastic art work for. Below is a picture of the sad white lovespoons - please help!!
Dathlu Hanner Tymor Pluog
Mae hi'n National Nest Box Week yr wythnos hon ac mae hi'n Hanner Tymor yr wythnos nesaf felly 'da ni wedi penderfynu cyfuno'r ddau i gael gweithgareddau ar them adar yn y T? Gwyrdd dros y penwythnos yma ac o ddydd Llun i ddydd Gwener yr wythnos nesaf. Mi fyddwn yn gwneud bwytai a bocsys nythu i'r adar ac mi fydd yna becyn gwybodaeth am ddim i'ch helpu i ddenu adar i'ch gardd.
Mae'r gwanwyn ar y ffordd felly mae'n amser codi'r bocsys nythu cyn i'r tymor cenhedlu ddechrau. Mae'r gwanwyn a'r haf yn gyfnod hynod o frysur i'r adar wrth iddynt geisio ffeindio digon o fwyd i'r holl gywion yn ogystal i â nhw eu hunain. Dwi'n siwr y byddant yn ddiolchgar iawn am unrhyw gymorth gennym ni!
Blodyn cyntaf
Mae fy nghrocws cyntaf wedi cyrraedd! Does dim ysgolion wedi son am rai eto, ond dwi'n disgwyl y bydd llawer o adroddiadau'n cyrraedd yr wythnos yma.
Cyn hir, bydd llawer o flodau yn ymddangos ar y map – yna gallwch chi weld yn union ble mae'r blodau yn agor gyntaf.
Cofiwch, mae blodau crocws yn agor tua chanol y bore, ac yn cau erbyn diwedd y dydd. Lawrlwythwch fy syniadau ymchwilio i brofi'r theori gyda'ch blodau crocws chi.
Peidiwch â cholli'ch blodau! Os na fydd eich crocws wedi agor erbyn diwedd yr wythnos, ewch â'ch pot adre gyda chi dros wyliau'r hanner tymor. Yna, gallwch chi fwynhau eich blodau a dangos i'r teulu beth rydych chi wedi bod yn ei dyfu.
Dydw i ddim wedi derbyn unrhyw gwestiynau'r wythnos hon, ond rydw i wedi cael adroddiadau o flagur gan Ysgol Gynradd Gatholig y Santes Fair ac Ysgol Gynradd Gatholig Sant Joseff.
Anfonwch luniau o'ch dosbarth chi a'ch blodau ata i!
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Spring shoots!
Slowly, more and more schools are reporting shoot sightings! Cwm Glas Primary near Swansea have reported a few more shoots but still no sign at St. Mary's Catholic Primary School in Flint.
My daffodils are about 10cms tall now and my crocus have just popped through the soil. Even my mystery bulb is starting to grow and there are buds opening on my garden trees. A true sign that spring is coming!
Take a look at the pictures so you can be sure what bulbs you have growing. Send me some pictures of your shoots or how you collect your weather.
Watch your crocus very carefully now because once they start grow they can flower very quickly. As soon as they flower, send in your record so we can see on the map where the bulbs are opening first.
Competitions. Don't for get we have two fantastic competitions this year. The Daffodil Drawing Competition and the Win a trip competition. I've already recieved some very nice drawings from Bishops Childs Church in Wales School. I look forward to seeing some more from other schools soon...
Weather wise it's been very windy for most of us - so please check that your pots haven't fallen over.
Professor Plant
After being inspired by our Quilting Club (next meeting is March 5th), I have been doing quite a lot of sewing. Over Christmas I got out the sewing machine and made about 8 bags, but mainly I've been concentrating on my quilt (see picture above). I've never quilted before (or sewn much really), so am learning as I go, and have been loving it.
This foray into sewing has meant that I've been spending lots of money on material and equipment and reading lots of books and articles. One of my favourite things I've found out is that on February 8th it's Hari-Kuyo festival in Japan. This festival gives people the chance to thank and appreciate the needles they have used in the past year by sticking them in to a big block of tofu! As one of the monks from the temple said in the article I read on the reuters website 'Sometimes there are painful things and secrets that women can't tell men, and they put these secrets into the pins and ask the gods to get rid of them.'
It made me wonder if there are any pins and needles or sewing customs in Wales (and the rest of the UK), does anyone know of any? In Oriel 1 we do have a charm bottle on display which has bent pins in it which is meant to protect the owner of the bottle from witchcraft, and of course, pins would be used with a voodoo doll or a poppet...
I had a look in Steve Roud's book 'The Penguin guide to the Superstitions of Britain and Ireland', and whereas there wasn't much about needles (other than if a needle breaks when you are sewing it will bring good fortune to the wearer of the article sewn) there are quite a few customs to do with pins. Pins used in the making of wedding dress are particularly lucky, you could also stick them into an onion as part of a love divination, but you shouldn't take pins on board a ship.
And back to quilting, and patchwork quilts in particular... 'If a lady completes one of these without assistance, she will never be married.'
Looking at Buildings
Pupils from Raglan VC Primary School took part in my Looking at Buildings session on Monday. Here are some pictures of just a few of the houses they made. I didn't get a chance to take photographs of all the buildings so if anyone at Raglan VC Primary School is reading this, please email me some more as everyone's building was looking so fantastic!
Amgueddfa Genedlaethol y Glannau
Amgueddfeydd, Arddangosfeydd a Digwyddiadau
Ffotograffau gan William Booth
Ffotograffau Hanesyddol (Esmee Ffairburn)
Gwaith Cloddio ym Mryngaer Llanmelin, 1930au
Linking Natural Science Collections in Wales
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