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This city has experienced a culinary explosion and today the glut of excellent restaurants in Hong Kong can feel overwhelming. There are sleek top-floor spots with stunning city views to noisy, hole-in-the-wall noodle joints, and everything in between. One of the best restaurants in Hong Kong is the Chairman, but be sure to make reservations at least three weeks in advance. Thanks to discreet vibe, outstanding food, and reasonable prices, tables book quickly. More casual restaurants are now preparing dishes to rival those of their fancier peers. One of the best is On Lot 10, a small, unassuming French restaurant whose chef has worked alongside Alain Ducasse and prefers to shop at local markets for the seasonal ingredients he uses to prepare his dishes. But there are enough Hong Kong restaurants that everyone can find something they love to eat, whether it's Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, or Indian. Our recommendation? Stick with classic Chinese.
This restaurant on the sixth floor of the Four Seasons Hong Kong has established itself as a French cuisine authority in Hong Kong, earning three Michelin stars in 2011 and 2012.
Founder Kam Shui Fai's reputation for roasted goose began at his humble street-side food stall before the onset of World War II. From that beginning grew the business that would one day earn the chef a Michelin star three years in a row.
Witness the 1940's ambience, retro chandeliers, and gray-haired servers at the new but oh-so-old-world restaurant. Flower crab steeped in aged Chinese wine and funky minced pork–and–salted fish patties are just some of the standouts on the seasonal Cantonese menu.
From the lightly provocative art by Mao Tong Qiang (the iconic Iwo Jima soldiers hoisting a gigantic dollar symbol instead of the Stars and Stripes) to the timber-paneled red-wine cellar to the burgundy velvet armchairs to the sleek Laguiole knives to the soon-to-come rooftop garden (cigars!), Cé
For a brief pit stop try Olala Charcuterie, where you can score a refreshing salad with extra-lean Serrano ham and an undercurrent of beets. Sturdier dishes include an oxtail stewed with red wine and vegetables and a lusty boeuf bourguignon.
Yes, it's a little on the touristy side—okay, more than a little—but this sprawling restaurant atop Victoria Peak is well worth a visit for its unmatchable nighttime views over the city.
Have a romantic dinner at this delightful spot tucked into a 1914 heritage building. An advertising executive turned Slow Food diva, owner Margaret Xu grows her own organic vegetables, makes fresh tofu, and grinds the flour for her slippery rice cakes.
Finally, Hong Kong has a premier waterfront restaurant with a view of Victoria Harbour, complete with a 270-degree panorama of Kowloon Peninsula. Ask to eat in the private upstairs dining room; it doubles as a wine cellar.


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There are few things that combine thigh-slapping hilarity and ninja-like sneakiness like an expert photobomb. If you're looking to ruin the cherished memories of someone you've never even met before, mugging away like a loon in the background of that person's otherwise-lovely holiday snap is definitely the way to go.
Here are five essential tips to get your photobombing career up and running.
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If you can appear to be protruding from someone's drink or bag, that's good. If you can appear to be protruding from someone's arse, that's next-level.
It's even funnier than sticking your tongue out in a piss-takey manner.
Not only does a mask offer you total anonimity, it also adds a whole other layer of funny/creepy.
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Eight Surprising Facts About Swine Flu
The H1N1 flu was a surprise right from the start: a soon-to-be pandemic flu virus that was first identified in kids in the United States. But that's not the only unusual fact about H1N1 flu. Here are eight more surprising developments:
1 Name that flu virus
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In April 2009, CDC researchers met to name the newly identified flu virus. The virus came to humans via swine, so the first idea was to call it swine influenza virus. But SIV already stands for simian immunodeficiency virus. Some CDC wags had fun coming up with less serious names: Swine-09, pandemic influenza generating virus (PIG-V), snoutbreak virus, and aporkalypse virus. Sadly for comedians, the CDC finally settled on 2009 H1N1 virus.
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Scientists in the United States first discovered the swine flu virus -- but it was something of a fluke. Navy and CDC researchers were testing an experimental device designed to tell which type of flu virus, if any, was in a nasal swab sample from a sick child. One of the first 25 samples tested came up untypeable. "We thought, 'This device sucks,'" recalls Dan Jernigan, MD, MPH, deputy director of the CDC's flu division. But lab tests showed they'd actually been the first to identify the 2009 H1N1 flu virus.
3 What scares the CDC about H1N1
What keeps CDC officials up at night is the specter of the 1918 flu pandemic. In the United States, this deadliest-ever pandemic began with a spring wave of relatively mild flu -- a lot like the 2009 H1N1 flu in this country last spring. But when the weather got cool, the flu turned cruel: In the fall and winter of 1918 to 1919, two waves of much more deadly disease swept the nation. Although pandemic flu has stayed relatively mild in 2010, CDC officials slept a little better -- but they're still sleeping with one eye open.
4 The swine flu nightmare scenario
Remember the H5N1 bird flu? It's still out there and it's still a killer. Fortunately, the virus does not (yet) transmit easily from person to person. An H5N1 pandemic would be terrible. The United States is already stockpiling a vaccine just in case. In case of what? The H1N1 flu virus learned to infect humans by swapping genes with other flu viruses. That could happen again -- if someone gets infected with the pandemic H1N1 bug and the H5N1 bird flu bug. "We are in a double jeopardy situation where H5N1 has little or no capacity to transmit among humans, while H1N1 has great capacity," flu expert Robert Webster, PhD, said at a June 2009 meeting. "Will it pick up this enormous pathogenicity of H5N1? God help us if it does."
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Article: Using administrative data for longitudinal research: comparisons with primary data collection.
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ABSTRACT: This paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using administrative data for longitudinal research, focusing on loss to follow-up. Comparisons between research relying on primary data collection and that using data bases are made. After development of a suitable framework, follow-up in several well-known projects based on primary data collection (the Seven Countries project on coronary heart disease, the Massachusetts research on long-term care and the Pittsburgh clinical trial of tonsillectomy) is compared with follow-up using the Health Services Commission data base in Manitoba, Canada. Overall follow-up in the Manitoba research compares favorably with participation and follow-up rates in other studies based on primary data collection. Initial nonresponse and nonlocation are major problems with studies using primary data; failure to locate earlier respondents in subsequent waves results in a wide range of overall response rates. Data bases do not require researchers to contact individuals and hence follow-up is simplified. Eight year follow-up rates in the Manitoba data base are almost always over 80% and often over 90%. Because records can be flexibly summarized for each individual over time, data bases facilitate certain types of longitudinal studies which would be difficult, if not impossible, to perform using other methodologies. If the desired data are available and recorded with acceptable accuracy, administrative data banks hold considerable promise for the health care researcher.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(1):41-9. - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Physicians use the concept of stability to estimate the likelihood that a patient will deteriorate during a hospitalization. To determine whether physicians can accurately predict a patient's risk of morbidity, 603 patients admitted to the medical service during a one month period were rated prospectively as to how stable they were. Overall, 15% of patients had deterioration of already compromised systems, while 17% had new complications, such as sepsis. Eight percent of patients had both. Twelve percent of stable patients experienced morbidity; 39% of the somewhat unstable and 61% of the most unstable. When all of the demographic and clinical variables were taken into account including the reason for admission and comorbid diseases, the residents' estimates of the patient's stability was the most significant predictor of morbidity (p less than 0.001). The judgment that a patient was stable had an 87% negative predictive accuracy, while the judgment unstable had a 46% positive predictive accuracy.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(7):705-12. -
Article: Clinimetric perspectives.
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Article: Estimation of myocardial infarction mortality from routinely collected data in Western Australia.
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ABSTRACT: The accuracy of routinely collected mortality data for ischemic heart disease (IHD) as indicators of death from acute myocardial infarction (AMI) was assessed in ages 25-64 years, according to the WHO criteria defined in 1983. Cases were identified from computer records (linked for individuals) of all death certificates and hospital discharges in Western Australia between 1971 and 1982. Where the official cause was IHD about 90% of deaths fulfilled the WHO criteria for definite or possible AMI. Up to 10% of fatal cases of definite or possible AMI were coded to other causes in the official death statistics, however it appeared that variations in this figure with changes in coding practices could cause appreciable bias in the estimation of secular trends in IHD mortality. This problem could largely be overcome by reviewing fatal events where the death certificate was coded to one of a limited number of other ICD rubrics.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(7):661-9. - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The effect of measurement error on the accuracy of results in two epidemiological study designs involving longitudinal lung function data was assessed using computer modelling. Five realistic data sets (cohorts) were created, each of 400 subjects, half of whom were exposed to an agent whose effects approximated in magnitude that of cigarette smoking. In each cohort, FEV1 decline was modelled after 6, 4 and 2 years of observation with and without error in the measurement of level of FEV1. For each length of observation the effect of exposure on decline was estimated using a follow-up design comparing the FEV1 decline between exposure groups, and a case-control design comparing risk of exposure in subjects in the top 20th percentile of FEV1 decline (cases) to exposure in those in the bottom 20th percentile (controls). For both study designs an exposure effect at p 0.01 could only be consistently detected after 6 years of observation.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; - Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(4):365-6.
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Article: Epidemiology's triple crown.
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ABSTRACT: This study examined the relationship between social network interaction and total and cardiovascular mortality in 17,433 Swedish men and women between the ages of 29 and 74 during a 6 year follow-up period. The study group was interviewed concerning their social network interactions and a total score was formed which summarized the availability of social contact. A number of sociodemographic and health related background variables known to be associated with mortality risk were also considered. Mortality was examined by linking the interview material with the Swedish National Mortality Registry. In the 6-year follow-up period 841 deaths occurred. The crude relative risk of dying during this period was 3.7 (95% CL 3.2; 4.3) when the lower social network tertile was compared to the upper two tertiles. When controlling for potential confounding effects, only age had a major influence on the association between social network interaction and mortality (RR age-adjusted = 1.46, 95% CL 1.25; 1.72). Controlling for age and sex, age and educational level, age and employment status, age and immigrant status, age and smoking, age and exercise habits and age and chronic disease at interview left the relative risk virtually unchanged. Controlling simultaneously for age, smoking, exercise and chronic illness yielded a risk estimate of 1.36 (95% CL 1.06; 1.69). Similar results were obtained when separately analyzing for cardiovascular disease mortality in an identical manner.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(10):949-57. - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Health insurance systems are generating large numbers of claims filed by physicians and hospitals for reimbursement and accounting purposes. This paper describes and evaluates a measure of health status derived from physician and hospital claims filed for a sample of older Canadians during 1970–1977. Information on the number, type, and seriousness of reported diagnoses and the number and duration of hospitalizations and surgeries during each year were combined to generate annual Illness Scales ranging from 0 to 24. Alpha coefficients, measures of internal consistency, were between 0.82 and 0.84. Consistent with high validity, Illness Scale scores increased with age, were significantly associated with other health measures, and were strongly predictive of death and hospitalization in the following year. The ability to develop valid and reliable health status measures from insurance claims substantially expands the potential use of these data for research and evaluation.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; -
Article: Whither preventive medicine?
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ABSTRACT: The Framingham Heart Study has been the foundation upon which several national policies regarding risk factors for coronary heart disease mortality are based. The NHANES I Epidemiologic Followup Study is the first national cohort study based upon a comprehensive medical examination of a probability sample of United States adults. The average follow-up time was 10 years. This study afforded an opportunity to evaluate the generalizability of the Framingham risk model, using systolic blood pressure, total cholesterol, and cigarette smoking, to the U.S. population with respect to predicting death from coronary heart disease. The Framingham model predicts remarkably well for this national sample. The major risk factors for coronary heart disease mortality described in previous Framingham analyses are applicable to the United States white adult population.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(8):775-84. - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In the Beta Blocker Heart Attack Trial, a double blind, randomized, controlled study, patients taking propranolol (180 or 240 mg/day) initiated 5-21 days post myocardial infarction had 26% fewer deaths than those taking placebo over a 25 month (mean) followup. Detailed analysis of the circumstances surrounding the BHAT deaths failed to reveal any striking difference between propranolol and placebo in the type of clinical event preceding death, the incidence and type of acute and prodromal signs and symptoms, the location of death, the activity preceding death or the percentage of deaths that were sudden or instantaneous, suggesting that propranolol may exert an "across the board" effect and improve survival by a combination of mechanisms. An unexpected finding was that the protective effect of propranolol appeared to occur during the hours of 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(1):75-82. - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Hospital admissions for herniated lumbar intervertebral disc or sciatica were followed up over a period of 11 years in 57,000 men and women who had participated in medical check-ups in various parts of Finland. Information on their hospitalizations after the baseline examination was obtained by record linkage to the National Hospital Discharge Register. To identify factors predicting back diseases, four controls matched individually for sex, age and place of residence were chosen for each of the 592 incidence cases who were free from severe back trouble and aged 20-59 at entry. Low or intermediate social class and blue-collar occupations in services or industry in men and symptoms suggesting psychological distress in women proved significant predictors for hospitalization due to herniated lumbar disc or sciatica. An association with the risk was suggested for smoking or chronic cough in men and parity in women. Marital status or leisure time physical activity were not predictive of herniated lumbar intervertebral disc or sciatica.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40(3):251-8. - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This paper asks the question: among 1474 Framingham Study participants aged 35-68 years who were healthy at their fourth examination (1954-1958), what are the physiologic, behavioral, and demographic characteristics that distinguish those who survive and report good function from those who do not after 21 years of biennial observations? Although a larger proportion of women than men survived, their functional status was not as good. Multiple logistic regression analysis revealed that age, alcohol intake, cigarette smoking, ventricular rate, and education were all significantly related to functional status for men, with all but the last of these factors inversely related to good function. For women, the only significant predictor other than age was education, which, as with men, was directly associated with good function. The effect of education is probably mediated by numerous factors such as availability and use of health care services, quality of health care, occupation, and lifestyle.Journal of Chronic Diseases 02/1987; 40 Suppl 1:159S-167S, 181S-2.
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Report: Ask.com Beats Google, Bing & Yahoo When Measuring Online Ad CTRs
After analyzing ad click and traffic trends over the course of ten days last month, online ad network Chitika discovered Google had the lowest online ad CTR when compared to Ask.com, Bing and Yahoo.
Chitika used a sample of tens of millions of online ad impressions between October 1 and October 10 to evaluate online ad click-through rates by referring domains. According to the report, Google's online ad CTR amounted to only 17 percent of Ask.com's CTR when it came to referring domains. Yahoo and Bing also followed Ask.com, averaging 28 percent each.
"We observed Ask.com referred visitors as exhibiting the highest average CTR, a figure that we indexed as 100 percent, or the maximum CTR observed from any given traffic source," said a Chitika spokesperson.
After search engines, "outside sites" averaged 14 percent online ad CTR by referring domains:
Users who come from outside sites demonstrate a higher CTR than in-site or direct traffic. This makes intuitive sense, as users going directly to a webpage are more likely to know what they are looking for.
Online Ad Click-Through Rate by Referring Domain – Indexed to Ask.com Rate
While outperforming Google, Bing and Yahoo for online ad CTRs, Chitika noted Ask.com represents only two percent of search engine web traffic for all of North America.
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People filled the streets soon after Dhoni finished the match with a huge six
It was Diwali night all over again in Vijayawada as denizens lit up the sky with firecrackers, celebrating the scintillating victory by Dhoni Sena's over Sri Lanka in the ICC World Cup on Saturday.
Cutting across all barriers, the city's folks spilled on to the streets, soon after Dhoni finished the match with a huge six, and greeted each other by distributing sweets to savour India's second triumph in the World Cup. The major thoroughfares – MG Road and Karl Marx Road -- were choked with cars and two-wheelers, and frenzied honking by youth well beyond midnight.
In-charge district Collector Gaurav Uppal, a die-hard cricket fan, along with other district officials, and members of the Exhibition Society, descended on the Swaraj Maiden to take part in the celebrations. At the all hotels, guests enjoyed the match on large screen while taking advantage of several offers on food items. Earlier, the Krishna District Cricket Association (KDCA) organised a "Good Luck India" signature campaign, in which several students, cricket lovers, officials and Mr. Gaurav Uppal enthusiastically took part, pledged their support to India. The association also installed a huge screen in the evening to enable cricket buffs to watch historic Indian run-chase. "Over 5,000 cricket buffs turned up to witness the match and they had a gala time enjoying every moment of it," said KDCA secretary Koka Ramesh.
Kusalava Motors Private Limited conducted a rally with their flagship car I10 wishing the Indian Cricket Team a great success in the final. "We hope and pray for the Indian triumph," said B. Venkata Reddy, company director, in a release.
Fans thronged star hotels, bars and restaurants right from the afternoon to enjoy the proceedings. "We arranged a big screen at our Impulse Bar and Restaurant at DV Manor Food Plaza where over 100 fans enjoyed watching the match," said Mr. Rajesh Berry, General Manager of Hotel DV Manor. Some hotels even offered unlimited beer to its customers, of course, for a princely amount.
Shops selling the national flag did a brisk business as hundreds bought flags of various sizes to cheer the Indian victory. "Usually the demand peaks before the Independence Day and the Republic Day. Thanks to the World Cup, we (the shop-owners) were able to make a quick buck," said a trader in Governorpet. Several theatres wore a deserted look, especially during the matinee and first shows.
Millennium Kala Bharathi, a cultural association at One Town, performed a special puja at the Vinayaka Temple near Radham Centre and performed "abhishekam" to the portraits of players with milk.
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India's trail blazing World cup victory triggered wild celebrations across Guntur district. Revved up youth wrooming on power bikes screamed all the night celebrating an empathic victory over Sri Lanka.
The skyline sizzled with fire works and sounds hailing India's victory reverberated throughout night. For once, the night seemed to have never ended.
The celebrations reached a crescendo at Brindavan Gardens. The NTR Municipal Stadium witnessed unprecedented and tumultuous scenes, where the Guntur Municipal Corporation set up facility for open viewing the World Cup finals by erecting a huge projection screen. Similar scenes were witnessed at Guntur Club and LVR Club where giant LCD screens have been erected.
The youth brigade had a blast after India's victory. Most of them in high spirits celebrated India's dream of winning the World Cup after a gap of 28 years. Municipal Commissioner M.M. Naik,. Superintendent of Police A. Ravichandra were among those, who caught up the action at the NTR Municipal Stadium.
The fans celebrated at Lodge Centre, Jinnah Tower and Naaz centre. The token presence of policemen could not diminish the enthusiasm of the cricket fans.


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I don't drink soda as a regular thing... soooo I have tried lots of the bottled lemonaids and teas.. Huberts doesnt have that weird after taste that most of them do that feels like something is kind of hanging in your throat. it just has a nice clean refreshing taste.


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Slipknot have just announced that they're bringing Knotfest back to the States for an extravaganza set to take place Oct. 24-26 in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Earlier this year, guitarist Jim Root sat out Stone Sour's tour with the reason given that he was concentrating his efforts on writing music for Slipknot's next album. However, now the band has announced that it has parted ways with Root.
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December 8th has been dubbed by Wes Nessman as "the day the music died II" and of course we remember that this day for Dimebag Darrell and John Lennon, but we also celebrate the birthday of one of the greatest singer song writers of our generation, Corey Taylor of Slipknot and Stone Sour.


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Seems like I can't get my hands on enough bottles. Currently sitting on about 400 bottles and will need more. I believe I have collected every available free bottle in town via craigslist and the LHBS, friends, etc. Now it's time to exercise a little creativity. I have a few family members and friends that are interested in trying my beer. The plan that I came up with is to give away a 12 pack with the requirement that my bottles are returned along with another 12 pack of empty, rinsed out pry off brown bottles. Now, I try to be a nice guy but often come off as an a$$hole. Do you think enacting such a requirement will make me more of an a-hole than I already am or is it a reasonable request?
Good luck getting the original bottles back, much less having someone collect and clean extra bottles. I can see it now..."No, this is a screw top! "
In my opinion it is a perfectly acceptable request. If you have any "push back" invite them over to brew or bottle. If they don't understand after that how small of a request this is I would let them buy there own beer.
Lots of luck with that. I have one friend who keeps wine bottles for me. I leave him a empty box when I pick up a full one. He does generally rinse them, but I delabel them. I also usually toss a couple that are screw tops. If you want free stuff from other people, don't bitch or make it too difficult for them or you won't get anything. This problem is why I keg
I have got to many bottles now and have told people to quit giving them to me.
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Stressed vowel length and/or separability: da̲|hin
Translation of dahin in English:
- 1(nach dort)dahin und dorthinthis way and thatIn Other Dictionaries
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- 2 [figurativ]dahin musste es kommendahin hat ihn seine Wettleidenschaft gebrachtit had to come to thatdu wirst es dahin bringen, dass …that's where his betting mania has got himyou'll carry things or matters so far that …
- 3bis dahin(zeitlich)bis dahin sind es 75 kmuntil thenbis dahin sind es noch zehn Minutenit's 75 km from herees steht mir bis dahinthere are another ten minutes to go until then[umgangssprachlich]I am sick and tired of it or fed up to the back teeth with it[umgangssprachlich]
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Strode News
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- 20/03/13 - Putting on a Good Show
Every year we stage a college musical production in the wonderful Strode Theatre, with students performing or working back stage to make the event a great success. In 2013 the show was 'Miss Saigon', based on Puccini's opera Madame Butterfly, which tells the story of a doomed romance in 1970s Saigon between a Vietnamese bar girl and an American lieutenant serving in the Vietnam War.
The annual musical is a cross college production which is open to all students as an enrichment activity. Students and staff work really hard to deliver a quality production and in the process they have a lot of fun and make some great friends.
- 20/03/13 - Gravit8 Represents Strode College at 'Spring Forward'
'Gravit8 Dance Company' will be representing Strode College on Friday 22 March as part of 'Spring Forward' Take Art's Youth Dance Platform. They will be performing amongst 30 groups with over 500 young people over the four nights. They will be premiering our new work 'Fragments of the Mind' which explores self-perception, image and Identity.
They will also be performing at the same event at the Octagon Theatre on 21 May.
To purchase tickets please contact: Tacchi Morris Arts Centre box office on 01823 414141 or online: http://www.tacchi-morris.com/whats-on/shows/dance-somerset/spring-forward-2013.html. Tickets cost: £7 / £5.50 concessions / £4.50 Students.
The Octagon Theatre box office on 01935 422884. Or online: http://www.octagon-theatre.co.uk/ Tickets cost: £7 / £6 concessions / £5 children, students, footlights.
- 19/03/13 - A Level Dance Sharing 2013
A truly inspiring and creative evening of contemporary dance featuring AS and A level students exam work was presented in Strode Colleges Dance Studio Theatre on Wednesday 13 March.
The evening was a blend of solos, group performance pieces and group choreography. Themes and starting points ranged from exploring poetry by Leonard Cohan, work by land artist Richard Shilling, exploration of Commedia dell arte characters, to hard hitting, emotive themes of the holocaust, 9/11 bombing and Hiroshima.
The evening was a credit to the students who had worked so hard to prepare for their practical exams.
- 18/03/13 - Strode Students Learn to Manage their Money
Students at Strode College have been learning how to manage their money during the College's Money Management Awareness Week which coincided with the end of their qualification in 'Managing Personal Finances'.
Strode College specialises in teaching students aged 16-18 and College Principal, James Staniforth, believes a good understanding of personal finance is an essential part of his students wider education.
He said: "Learning to manage your personal finances effectively is an important lesson for young people as they become increasingly independent. We provide a wide range of opportunities to broaden our students' education, including the personal finance course. Our students like the fact that we treat them like young adults, and this course gives them the knowledge and confidence to take responsibility for their finances as they prepare to go onto university or into employment."
All of Strode's A Level and advanced vocational students take the 'Managing Personal Finances' course at Strode. It covers a range of topics including student finance, income and expenditure, starting work, borrowing money, card and internet fraud, banks, building societies and savings accounts. The course is taught during student tutorials and through the College's e-learning facilities, with students assessed by a final test before they gain their qualification.
Photo: Learning to manage a budget, including money for food and drink, will set these Strode students in good stead for the future. Pictured here (left to right) are: Kath Wall, Catering Assistant at Strode, and A Level students Minowa Norton, Laurie Griffiths and Hannah Halway
- 18/03/13 - Archaeology Students Get to Grips with Forensic Anthropology
Archaeology A Level and Degree students at Strode College spent the day being Forensic Anthropologists recently, identifying the sex, age and height of individuals by examining their bones and considering the possible causes of their death.
Archaeology uses the same techniques as Forensic Anthropology in the analysis of human remains. It is an important element of the AS Archaeology course and post excavation analysis which is taught as part of Strode's History, Heritage and Archaeology degree.
The hands-on workshop was taught by Forensic Anthropologist Dany Rafferty of Sherlock Bone, who brought along some human skeletons for students to work with.
Photo: Strode's A Level Archaeology students found the forensic anthropology work-shop fascinating. Pictured left to right: Ashleigh Chamberlain, Will Davies, Jack Reading, Will Dunisthorpe, Lucy Kitching and Chloe Mott
- 09/03/13 - Beautiful Make-Up
Professional trainers from the Jane Iredale Make-up company visited Strode College recently to train Level 3 Beauty Therapy students in advanced make-up techniques. Level 2 beauty students got the chance to increase their knowledge of the Jane Iredale Make-up range by learning about ingredients used in the company's products. Students particularly enjoyed the practical session where they got to apply the make-up and practice their skills with the guidance of the make-up artist.
Beauty Therapy Course Manager, Marcie Mickleburgh, said: 'The extra training sessions we put on throughout our Level 2 and Level 3 beauty courses really enhance the students skills and help make them more confident when carrying out treatments here at Strode College".
Pictured is Frankie Silcox from Yeovil with the Jane Iredale Make-up artist.
- 08/03/13 - Apprenticeships Deliver for Local Businesses - Nutmeg Restaurant
One of the key assets to any business is its staff, and modern apprenticeship schemes are a cost effective way for employers to recruit and train staff who will become a real asset for the future.
The Nutmeg Restaurant in Bridgwater is a great example of a local company that has embraced the scheme and found real benefits for the business and their apprentice.
With the help of Strode College in Street, the restaurant employed local girl Jade Edwards as a trainee chef. She completed her intermediate apprenticeship and is now training for her advanced apprenticeship in professional cookery. The restaurant has a qualified, motivated and increasingly skilled chef and Jade has a career with excellent prospects.
Strode College in Street offers a wide range of apprenticeships and also sets up new apprenticeships to meet the needs of local businesses.
To find out how apprenticeships can benefit your business, call Strode's apprenticeship team on 01458 844553.
Photo: Apprentice Chef Jade Edwards works at the Nutmeg House Restaurant in Bridgwater and also trains at Strode College in Street; she's pictured here with Manager Sue Nolan
- 08/03/13 - Strode Live and Unplugged - Evening of Acoustic Music not be to Missed
On Tuesday 19 March, final year students from Strode College's BTEC Extended Diploma in Music will host a fantastic evening of acoustic music at Holy Trinity Church in Street. Performances start at 7.30pm and tickets are £3 from the College shop or on the door.
The venue, which has wonderful acoustics, is the perfect place to present some of the area's best new musical talent.
Last year's unplugged concert featured eclectic and sublime original music and innovative covers and this year you can expect a similarly exciting programme of musical delights featuring ukulele's, mandolins, pedal steels, double bass and eclectic percussion.
Somerset based musician Lee Rahn, a former Strode student, will perform some of his songs, along with Strode College performers, including acoustic versions of local bands 'According to Dave', 'Sons of Natives', 'Lost in Existence' and 'Tallulah & the Talkbacks'. Solo performers include Yazie MacNeil, Henry Wacey and Theya Fowler amongst many others.
As well as providing a great evening's entertainment, the students – known as the production company 'Strode Live' – are supporting the local music scene and encouraging musicians to get out there and perform.
Proceeds from the gig will go to two excellent local projects. The Red Brick Building in Glastonbury, which is being renovated by volunteers to cater for many local events, and Dianna Greenfield's Scrap Store, which is located at the Red Brick Building and provides craft materials to community groups.
Eloise Balian, one of last year's performers, spoke positively about the event, saying, 'unplugged was an experience - the atmosphere in the church was magnificent, it was packed and it was a good audience."
- 08/03/13 - A Picture for World Book Day
Strode student Gabriel Niedojadlo enjoys a good read to celebrate 'World Book Day' in March. Gabriel's twin brother Robin came up with the idea for the photo and their friend James Doney took the shot. The three students are studying Level 3 Extended Diploma in Broadcast Media.
- 07/03/13 - Apprenticeships Deliver for Local Businesses and Young People
Employer: Party Packs (Westbury Sub-Mendip)
If you've organised a party or a special event and you've looked online for decorations and novelties to add some fun and colour, then you've probably visited the Party Packs website: www.partypacks.co.uk
Party Packs specialises in themed party paraphernalia including decorations, costumes and fancy dress, tableware and novelties. The company operates from a small business park in the village of Westbury-sub-Mendip, between Wells and Cheddar.
Kate Turner set up the business in 1986 using her experience of promoting events for breweries; she now employs 25 staff including three apprentices. In 2012 Kate decided she needed more staff to help grow the business, but she thought it would be unwise in the current economic climate to take on another full-time, fully-paid member of the team. She contacted Strode College to find out about apprenticeships.
In Spring 2012, Party Packs employed two 17 year old apprentices, Naomi and John, on the Advanced Business Administration scheme. Kate is so pleased with the outcomes that she's just employed a third apprentice, Megan.
She said: "I was not too sure about the scheme to start with as I was concerned that it was just a way for employers to get cheap labour, but seeing how much both the company and the apprentices have benefitted from the scheme, I am now hugely enthusiastic about it.
"Naomi and John have learnt a huge amount already. At work they are on a three week rolling programme working in our sales and IT team, our buying and accounts team, and our warehouse team. They also get in-house training from the full-time staff in various aspects of the business such as Photo-shop and digital printing. At Strode they gain a wide range of knowledge to help them thrive in the business world such as business communication skills, time management, health and safety, professional development and working relationships.
"Apprenticeships are a cost effective way to employ staff who are eager to learn and contribute to the business, but equally important is the great opportunity these schemes are providing for young people, who, without work experience, would find it very tough to compete against the many older and more experienced people who are also looking for jobs. They will be in a much stronger position to get a permanent fully-paid job having worked and learnt with us and Strode."
Apprentice: Naomi Spearey (age 17 and lives in Draycott), Advanced Business Administration
Naomi Spearey did well at Kings of Wessex School in Cheddar, but she knows that she is much better suited to hands-on learning. This led her to an apprenticeship, where her skills, confidence and future prospects have grown a great deal in a short time.
"I started thinking about working in business when I was 16 because the skills and knowledge you learn in business can open so many doors and you don't have to decide early on which type of business to go into.
"The Party Packs job looked perfect – it covered every aspect of business and it was close to home. I love being in a real business environment and putting my knowledge into practice in the workplace. I've learnt so much about how business works. I get involved in many different aspects of the company including processing orders, making products, sales and customer service. I also go to Strode College every fortnight and Strode's assessors visit us at work. The College resources such as books from the library, computers, training and the online work portfolio are really helpful.
"After my apprenticeship I'd like to find a job in a company where I can work my way into a higher level and gain more knowledge of how business works."
Apprentice: John Moulton (lives in Coxley, Wells), Advanced Business Administration
John Moulton did well at school, but he was ready to move on from full-time education. When his friend Naomi got an apprenticeship with Party Packs he decided this might be the right path for him also. Another apprenticeship vacancy came up at Party Packs and John applied.
"After years of education I wanted to do something more active and involving and the apprenticeship scheme is a valuable way to get hands–on experience and qualifications. The practical nature of it helps to impart knowledge and skills for people with different learning styles. It's a pleasure to work with like-minded people and to see how academic knowledge is applied in the working world.
"I enjoy working in the different roles at Party Packs and I know this experience will give me a better chance of finding a good job in the future. I am learning new skills and how to apply them in different business situations so I am adaptable. When my apprenticeship finishes I plan to continue expanding my business skills and experience by working for another local company.
"The apprenticeship staff at Strode have been incredibly professional and helpful in guiding me through the new systems and requirements that go with starting a completely new course."
Apprentice: Megan Morgan (age 17, lives in Street), Advanced Business Administration
Megan enjoyed her time at Crispin School and liked learning, but increasingly she felt that it made more sense to be out doing business instead of sitting in a classroom and studying business.
She did begin a business course at college, but at the same time she was working in a bakery and found she was enjoying working more than studying. She joined a work skills course at Strode College where she got information and advice with a range of work related topics such as writing a CV, interview skills, health and safety at work, rights and responsibilities. She also got help researching job opportunities, including on the national apprenticeship website: www.apprenticeships.org.uk
After a few job applications Megan successfully applied to Party Packs and became the company's third apprentice in January this year. Megan said: "It's really good here, I've learnt so much already. The apprentices are on a rolling rota of work which means that no one is doing the same thing all the time and we get to learn a lot of different tasks. Even though I know there's no guarantee of a job at the end of my apprenticeship I think this is a great training scheme and I'm happy that other young people will get the same opportunity that I have once I move on."
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