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second year in a row. Students are right to expect that LSE has better checks
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As you might know by now, I'm a big proponent of holistic wellness and that doesn't stop once exam season rolls around. Here are my tips for ensuring that your exam revision goes smoothly while maintaining a balanced life.
1. Break up your work into small, manageable chunks
Research shows that "when you present and repeat information over intervals of time [as opposed to "binges"], you can increase the uptake of knowledge" by up to 50%!
Of course, If you're going to wait until the day before the exam to cram, this isn't going to work for you. Start early and ensure that you have sufficient time to revise the material that you're going to be tested on.
2. Use website-blocking apps to minimise distraction
It's so easy to get distracted. Five minutes on Tumblr turns into two hours, and don't even get me started on Netflix.
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5. Teach someone else
I often find that I learn best when I explain a theory, concept, or historical situation to another person. If you're able to successfully explain an academic concept to a friend in a clear and concise manner, you can write about it on the exam. Now, does anyone want to hear me talk about the Frankfurt School? No? Okay.
6. Practice exams
Practice makes perfect, and exams are no different. If you haven't already found it, the LSE Library has an archive of past exam papers that you can take a look at.
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I think there is every possibility that he goes to the AHL this season, for one very big reason: He's eligible.
Last season the choice was the NHL or the OHL, and given his physical maturity, there really wasn't much of an advantage to him going to the OHL. He would have been a man playing against boys. The kid was just too strong for the OHL to really challenge him. Now, with the option to play in the AHL, he can still play against men, but he can develop more at his own pace, and refine his game further in the AHL.
I don't expect him to go to the AHL, but denying the possibility seems a little foolish. There is just no reason for Anaheim to not consider it, now that he's eligible for it, and if he doesn't have a great training camp, or struggles out of the gate, I'd hope that Anaheim would send him down.
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Investigators spent hours combing through the apartment where the woman, 27, was found dead shortly after midnight following reports of a domestic dispute.
Her husband, 30, died when his speeding car struck a parked semi tractor trailer in the 18500 block of 35th Avenue SE, officials said.
Mill Creek police are investigating the apparent homicide in the apartment. Because the crash occurred outside of city limits, the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office is handling the fatal crash.
"It seems the two will be linked," Mill Creek police officer Ian Durkee said. "We will be working together to put all the pieces of the puzzle together."
Police said it will be up to the Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office to identify the couple and to provide information about how they died. Police said the man had armed himself with a loaded shotgun hours before the killing, but offered no information about whether his wife was shot.
"The wife was found with a severe head wound," Durkee said.
Her body was found in her apartment in the 14700 block of Main Street when police went to check on a reported domestic dispute, Durkee said.
Someone from the apartment complex called 911 around 12:20 a.m. to report hearing yelling and what sounded like items inside the apartment being thrown around, Durkee said.
Police were gathering evidence late into the afternoon with the help of the Washington State Crime Lab.
If suspicions prove true, the woman's death would be the first homicide in more than a quarter century since Mill Creek was incorporated into a city, Durkee said. That's not counting the January 2008 incident when a Mill Creek police sergeant fatally shot a Kent man because he believed the suspect was going to ram him with a pickup truck.
In Monday's investigation, witnesses told police the couple spent part of Sunday with friends. They watched a football game, went to dinner and consumed alcohol, Durkee said.
That evening, the woman asked some of her friends to come back to the apartment because her husband was acting strangely and had armed himself with a loaded shotgun, Durkee said.
Her friends helped calm the situation.
Eventually, all but one of their friends left the apartment. Police believe the husband assaulted his wife when the remaining friend went to the store to buy cigarettes.
A shotgun was recovered inside the apartment, but it was not known if it was used in the assault, officials said.
Monday's crash happened about the same time Mill Creek police were arriving at the scene of the woman's apparent homicide. The compact sedan was travelling southbound on 35th when it crossed the centerline and struck a parked semi tractor trailer, sheriff's Lt. Rodney Rochon said.
The preliminary cause of the crash is speed on a wet roadway, he said. The collision is under investigation by the sheriff's office Collision Investigation Unit.
Police were not involved in a pursuit when the crash occurred, officials said.
"He blew past a deputy who tried to follow him and lost him," sheriff's spokeswoman Shari Ireton said.
About a minute later, the deputy received word about the crash, she said.
Collision experts were on the scene until after 5 a.m.
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Borgia Apartments was built as a private residence for the then pope Alexander VI. Noted artist Bernardo di Betto carried out the decoration work of the building. Work had to be stalled after the pope died. Towards the end years of the 19th Century, Borgia Apartments were thrown open for public visits. Majority of the suites now house spellbinding assemblage of Modern Religious Art launched in 1973 by Paul VI. The collection contains nearly 600 works of art consisting sculptures, graphics and portraits. Artists who have contributed to this collection include Klee and Kandinskij, Chagall and Gaugin.


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The open source community doesn't have a fleet of attorneys and PR consultants. When it is time to make the case for free software, you might just have to be the advocate.
Last night, I was talking with a free software advocate who had started a company. I asked what his company did, and he answered "free software." Now this hit a sore spot with me, since I run into a lot of people who tell me they want to make a living "selling free software." Sometimes these people have actually borrowed some money (or used their own money), started a business, hired some programmers, created a product, published the source and object code, then found anguish because they couldn't generate enough revenue from their software to make a profit.
The best way to get ahead is not to have a business that creates free software but to use free software to create and facilitate a business. When my friend answered that his company did "free software," I asked him to define what his customers could actually purchase from him and how his customers would benefit from his software. He did not have a ready answer. In forming any company, you have to set a vision, a mission statement, and a concept of what you are going to sell the customer. Free software is not enough.
To illustrate a productive relationship between business and free software, I often use the example of the steam turbine industry. Five turbine test centers around the world help engineers evaluate their steam turbine designs. Four of these centers use proprietary software that often requires a month for a simple change. The fifth turbine test center uses free software (MySQL, Linux, GNUplot, Tcl/TK, and Python) to create much the same web-based functionality, but the free software shop can often make small changes to the software overnight. All the test centers offer testing services to engineers designing the turbines, but the one that uses free software also offers rapid software customization services. I think it is obvious the test center that provides easy software customization offers a competitive advantage.
While I am on the topic of starting a business, on the same trip I talked with some young programmers who were going to write "free software" and put it in the "public domain." I started asking them questions about exactly what they were doing, and I found out they were a little confused about what "public domain" software is and what the GPL as a license afforded them. When they said "public domain," they were really thinking about writing software under the GPL license. In fact, they were more than a little confused about the topics of copyright, licenses, trademarks, and other legal issues surrounding the production and publishing of software.
I will not attempt to define all of these topics here, as they have been covered many times in a variety of places. What I will do is caution programmers who are moving into the free software business to investigate and really understand the issues of copyright, the various free and open source licenses, and the implications of each license. These issues can have a dramatic effect on the revenue flow of your business.
Finally, as a tip for all of you who are thinking about starting your own consulting business using free software: Instead of starting out on your own as an individual, try forming a cooperative with some of your free software friends. Although there are many ways of forming a cooperative, usually the best way is when the workers in the business are also the owners. Companies often balk at working with a single individual. They wonder what will happen if that one person loses interest in programming or moves on in their career. A cooperative offers a reassuring permanent presence. If the main programmer leaves the cooperative, the organization can recruit a replacement. Additionally, the members of the cooperative can save money by sharing costs for legal, advertising, sales, and other services.
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The Delhi & District Cricket Association on Friday requested the BCCI to allow them to oraganise a felicitation programme for the Indian cricket team on its return from the World Cup.
DDCA will be represented at the BCCI Annual General Meeting (AGM) by its Vice President C K Khanna as his name was put forward following a resolution adopted by its Executive Committee meeting.
Gautam Gambhir was on Wednesday named the captain of the Delhi team for the knockout 2014-15 of the Ranji Trophy cricket tournament.
Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed its order restraining former India cricket team manager and DDCA Secretary Sunil Dev from acting as a director of the sports body for allegedly violating Companies Act by receiving remuneration for rendering his services.
The Delhi High Court has restrained former India cricket team manager secretary Sunil Dev from acting as a director of Delhi and Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) for the next three months for violation of article 314 of Companies Act.
The account at a Central Bank of India branch here opened by an official of the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) allegedly in contravention of rules has been made inoperational after complaints from the other faction.
New Delhi: A court here on Friday directed the executive committee (EC) of Delhi and Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) not to convene any meeting till January 27 when it would hear a plaint filed by its suspended President Sneh Bansal.
The court's direction came while hearing the plaint of Bansal, who was removed from the post on allegations of misappropriation and siphoning off funds, filed against some of its executive members.
Additional District Judge Manish Yadhuvanshi, however, said the sports committee meeting may be held as scheduled but no final selection list of under-19 cricketers should be prepared till the next date of hearing on January 27.
"Suffice to say, that even if there is some financial irregularity in the manner alleged, then also it will have to be established first that such resolutions could have been passed in the EC meetings in the absence of its elected President.
"...It also becomes necessary that such further meetings be put to rest till such time by which the factual matrix emerges clearly. It is directed that till the next date of hearing, the EC meetings shall not be convened," the judge said.
Bansal, who is currently a BCCI vice-president, has filed the plaint against DDCA, its Vice President Chetan Chauhan and treasurer Ravinder Manchanda.
The court also directed the three defendants to file their replies on Bansal's interim applications by January 27.
Bansal's counsel argued that the defendants have been convening various EC meetings and adopting various resolutions against the memorandum and articles of association of DDCA.
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Bansal had moved the court claiming it was an "illegal resolution passed by some of the Executive Members led by Ravinder Manchanda and Chetan Chauhan, whereby the elected President and General Secretary of the DDCA were illegally stripped of their powers in violation of the Company law and also the Memorandum of the DDCA."
He had said that Chauhan and his faction had formed a four-member fact-finding committee chaired by Sunil Jain along with Siddharth Verma, Salil Seth and Vinod Garg to look into the alleged misappropriation.
Manchanda had earlier claimed that "the report ... Tabled by the Fact Finding Committee of the DDCA has found out that on January 30, an amount of Rs 53 lakh was transferred through RTGS to Maple Infratech. When we further tracked, it was found that the same money next day was transferred to one Ratan Industries. Now Ratan Industries is Sneh Bansal's own company."
"Similarly, on February 3, an amount of Rs 44 lakh was transferred via RTGS to Shri Ram Tradecom and then transferred to Ratan Industries. We have all the required documents and we are still discussing whether there is a need to file criminal complaint against Bansal," Manchanda had alleged.
The National Capital Territory Cricket Association, led by former spinner Bishen Singh Bedi, on Wednesday launched a 'Swacch DDCA Abhiyan' and filed an FIR against suspended DDCA President Sneh Bansal and secretary Anil Khanna for alleged misappropriation and siphoning off funds.
Suspended president of Delhi and Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) Sneh Bansal on Monday withdrew his complaint filed in a Delhi court against some of its executive members for allegedly illegally stripping of his powers.
The current ruling group of the Delhi and Districts Cricket Association (DDCA), led by former India opener Chetan Chauhan, has decided that chief coach Vijay Dahiya would be given a contract of Rs 15 lakh -- far less than the amount demanded by the KKR assistant coach.
The all-powerful executive committee of the Delhi and Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) decided to suspend its president Sneh Bansal on "allegations of misappropriation and siphoning off funds".
Worried about the prevailing weather conditions that robbed close to 55 overs of playing time in the past two days, Delhi captain Gautam Gambhir has requested DDCA to shift the next Ranji Trophy cricket match against Gujarat to Ahmedabad in his bid to have a full game.
The factional war at the Delhi and Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) continued as vice-president Chetan Chauhan on Monday asked sports body's president and BCCI vice-president Sneh Bansal to resign within 72 hours on allegations of financial irregularities.
BCCI Vice-President Sneh Bansal has been stripped off all functioning powers as a President in his state association DDCA following allegations of financial irregularities to the tune of Rs 1.55 crore levelled by its executive committee.
The Roshanara Club ground, where Delhi is playing its opening round Ranji Trophy fixture against Saurashtra, has again come under scanner for not following BCCI's anti-corruption unit's protocols.
The DDCA's senior selection committee headed by Yashpal Sharma rewarded teenager Himmat Singh by including him in the Gautam Gambhir-led Delhi squad that will host Saurashtra in the opening match of the Ranji Trophy starting December 7.
Barely a week after he had tendered his resignation from the post of chairman of DDCA's senior selection committee, former Test batsman Yashpal Sharma was on Wednesday reinstated as the head of the panel only 10 ahead of Delhi's opening Ranji Trophy game against Saurashtra.
Veterans Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir's prospects of making an India comeback are all but over as the celebrated opening duo stayed away from selection in the 15-member North Zone squad for the Deodhar Trophy.
The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) is likely to host five Ranji Trophy matches this season, instead of the planned four.
In a tragic incident, Hockey India President Narinder Batra's son Dhruv died at a young age of 27 in Morocco, where he had gone with his father four days ago .
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Metal Roofing Pros in Traverse City, MI (Michigan)
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5700 Uuths 31 SO
Traverse City, MI 49685
Green Horizons Home Improvement
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840 State St
Boyne City, MI 49712
Serving Traverse City, MI
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Gaylord, MI 49735
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Reviews of Traverse City Metal Roofing Pros
Traverse City, MI
Steve and Scott are a very professional and experienced team and we couldn't be happier with the whole experience. The decision to go with steel shingles isn't an easy one but we felt the increased protection from fire, high winds and hail was well worth the cost. Just contrast cutting the steel shingles with the thin asphalt and the strength of the new system is obvious. Any asphalt shingle will fail eventually, steel is permanent and in the long run the added price is worth it. The daily attention to detail and effort to keep the site clean was also appreciated and helped make this a five star experience.
Charlevoix, MI
We found Green Horizons through this site. After sitting with Steve and discussing our project we were sold. The follow through and up to date reporting on start times etc was right on. We could not be present for the project but, had daily updates and pictures to keep us involved. We are thrilled with the final result and would strongly recommend them to anyone. I am sure we will be using them on future projects. Also, Steve was a great resource for things we were unsure of. A good example was the proper way to insulate the attic and keep it well ventilated. Steve was able to guide us here to insure that we will have a well insulated and ventilated attic for years to come.
Central Lake, MI
Excellent service, in constant contact and giving repetitive updates. Would highly recommend this contractor to family and friends.
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- What is the nature of this project?
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