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destination in the state of Gujarat. It is also a well known commercial and industrial hub. Hundreds of travelers come to Rajkot for a wide
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important landing points in the city. In addition to the convenient locale, the lodging facilities and services at the hotel are of high
standards. The guest rooms in the hotel consist of contemporary facilities to make the accommodation of the guests wonderful. Guests can enjoy
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New Game of Thrones Season 3 Poster: Love It or Disappointed? (PHOTO)
Winter is coming long before we get Game of Thrones Season 3, which won't premiere until March 31, 2013.
It is known.
It is known even more now that HBO has set the premiere date at the center of its simple but effective new teaser poster.
Nice to see those three swords subtly referencing the title of George R. R. Martin's third book, A Storm of Swords. GoT Season 3 will include roughly the first half of that book, with the rest coming later.
What do you think of the poster? Would you hang it on your wall, if you do that kind of thing? Do you wish they had included some cast images or a quote or are you good, for now?
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1 Heinrich Hirschsprung Collection
Museums and art
Stockholmsgade 20 DK - 2100 København
Housed in a neoclassical building situated behind the Fine Arts Museum, the Hirschsprung Collection was left by the tobacco manufacturer in 1911 and includes a number of paintings by Danish artists from the 19C, including those from the Skagen school..
2 Marble Bridge
Architecture, castles and historic districts
DK - 1471 København
This rococo style marble bridge crosses Frederiksholms Kanal and leads to the vast courtyard of Christiansborg. Designed by the famous 18C architect Nicolai Eigtved, it was built at the same time as the first palace. Seen from the shaded banks of the..
3 David Collection
Museums and art
Kronprinsessegade 30-32 DK - 1306 København
The David collection is situated on Kongens Have in a lovely 19C house that used to belong to CL David. This lawyer made it a public institution in 1945 and maintained the building. It contains a great collection of Islamic art from the Middle Ages a..
4 Royal Library
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Søren Kierkegaards Plads 1 DK - 1016 København
Founded in 1653 by King Frederik III and open to the public since 1793, the Royal Library has been somewhat rejuvenated by its contemporary annex (1999). It quickly became known to Danes as "the black diamond" because of its dazzling façade..
5 Town hall
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rådhuspladsen DK - 1550 København
The red-brick building of the Rådhuset was completed in 1905 based on Martin Nyrop's design, which was inspired by medieval Danish architecture and in the Renaissance style of northern Italy. Two rooms are given over to the astronomical clock, by Jen..
6 The World of Hans Christian Andersen
Museums and art
Rådhuspladsen 57 DK - 1550 København
Wax figures, reconstructions and documents show the life, travels and works of the storyteller in an entertaining way.
7 Trinitatis Church
Religious buildings
Pilestræde 67 DK - 1112 København
Designed by Christian IV as a university church, the building was completed by his successor in 1656. Inside (access via Landemaerket), you can see a sculpted altarpiece and a Baroque organ case, as well as a Rococo clock.
8 Købmagergade
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Købmagergade DK - 1150 København
Just as lively as Strøget and lined with shops is this wide pedestrianised road that leads to the centre of the university campus area. Take a break at the Post & Tele Museum café (at no 37, on the fifth floor) and enjoy the panoramic view that scans..
9 Post & Tele Museum (Danish Postal Museum)
Museums and art
Købmagergade 37 DK - 1150 København
Mail coaches, costumes, paintings, seals, presses for printing stamps, telephones and telegraphs, postbags, phone booths, letterboxes, motorised tricycles illustrating the history of communications of Christian IV up to today.
10 Vor Frue Plads
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Frue Plads DK - 1165 København
On this square you will find Vor Frue Kirke (Church of Our Lady), a neo-Classical cathedral built in 1829 based on CF Hansen's design. The interior is decorated with sculptures by Bertel Thorvaldsen. The university buildings, with busts of eminent ac..
11 Østergade
Architecture, castles and historic districts
DK - 1100 København
This is the last portion of Strøget, a traffic-free shopping street with department stores, such as the famous Illum. Just opposite, on the right, a little road leads to the little square on which stands Nikolaj Kirke. Further along on the left are a..
12 Sankt Nikolaj Kirke
Religious buildings
Nikolaj Plads 10 DK - 1067 København
The church has an impressive 16C tower supported by six flying buttresses. The building, which hosted some of the first performances of the group of artists Fluxus in the 1960s, now houses a centre for contemporary art.
13 Charlottenborg
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Nyhavn 2 DK - 1051 København
This Baroque palace built in 1670, located on the south bank of Nyhavn canal, is now home to the Royal Art Academy and Museum of Contemporary Art, which presents temporary exhibitions (paintings, sculptures, installations and videos), and affords sup..
14 Amaliehaven - Amalie Garden
Nature and gardens
Toldbodgade DK - 1253 København
Behind Amalienborg Palace, beyond Toldbodgade, the quay has been turned into a garden giving onto what used to be the port. Opposite, on Dokøen (Dock Island), the pure lines of the superb Operahaus (Opera House) sparkle in the sun. Designed by archit..
15 Kongelige Afstøbningssampling - Royal Cast Collection
Museums and art
Sølvgade 48-50 DK - 1253 København
With a reproduction of Michelangelo's David outside, this delightful collection of copies is housed in a converted warehouse. From the Rosetta Stone to the Discobolus of the Villa at Tivoli, from the Three Graces to Apollo - this place with old woode..
16 Bredgade
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Bredgade DK - 1260 København
Lined with elegant antique shops, art galleries and restaurants, Bredgade is the main thoroughfare of the neighbourhood of Amalienborg.
17 Designmuseum Danmark
Museums and art
Bredgade 68 DK - 1260 København
The former Frederick's Hospital, designed by Eigtved, is now home to this museum dedicated to Danish and international design with collections of applied and decorative art: furniture, ceramics and, in particular, superb pieces of glassware. Shop and..
18 Kongens Have - The King's Garden
Nature and gardens
Øster Voldgade 4 DK - 1350 København
This oasis of calm, splendid when its rhododendrons bloom in spring, was built by Christian IV in 1606. The king felt rather hemmed in in the city, so decided to have a home built outside of its boundaries, and this eventually evolved into the castle..
19 DDC - Danish Design Centre
Museums and art
H.C. Andersens Bd 27 DK - 1553 København
What is design? This is the question this centre attempts to answer, thanks to a display exhibiting Danish and international creations. From the famous Levi's 501 (1873) to Louise Poirier's bra (1963), from the Citroën 2CV (1948) to Concorde (1967), ..
20 DAC - Danish Architecture Centre
Museums and art
Strandgade 27b DK - 1401 København
It exhibits models of the latest interesting creations in Danish architecture; vast specialist bookshop. On the first floor, the café affords a pleasant view over the canal.


text: Our camcorder has died. So we are in the market for one before the holidays. I suspect the old one was dropped, but I can't prove it. It was purchased seven years ago so technology has improved a whole bunch. So the dilemma becomes, what should I be looking for. I am not set up for High Def yet, but hope to be soon. My budget is a little light for this purchase by my calculations. I see many products that look interesting between $275-$400, but the more current technology seems to run $600-$1000. Any advice?


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To be honest once you have learnt one system, you can apply your knowledge quite easily to others. I focus on wordpress, but using what I have learnt to develop for wordpress, I can develop themes now for drupal. It takes a bit of getting used to, but with your foundation of how to design/develop a template – its easyer than starting from nothing.
Pay wise, again that depends on the company… if you are looking to get hired by someone I would look at learning the language behind the CMS – so like PHP/ASP… A lot of large web design companies have their own CMS that they constantly develop so if you were looking to get employed by one of them, you would probably find yourself using their system, or if its even more bespoke – they would just have the PHP team write it for them.
The best thing you can do, if you want a high paid job, is find where the industry is lacking in workers, then train in that. Find the most advertised job that never seems to get filled and fill it.
If you want on the other hand want to do something you enjoy doing… focus on what you love – and develop that. Then fit your career around it…
Money isnt everything… no point being stuck in a job you dont enjoy – been there, done that…
Yea like I said, in a development house – you might use all of the, or none of them… As a lot of the bigger development houses have their own CMS, written in house.
Wordpress is probably the most popular all rounder, but its classed in the industry as more of a blogging platform…
The issue is – it all depends on the company… Its better, if you want a job with a developing house, to get a good overview of all of them – but focus on your languages – HTML/CSS/PHP are probably the main with javascript for thrown in for good measure.
If you can demonstrate your ability in these, through qualifications and experiance – im sure you will have no problems getting a "high paid" job…
On the other hand, you could always apply for a junior role and work your way up.
jitendra, the last few topics you've created have troubled me. They all seem to be aimed at making money, and not actually creating solid work. I'm all for helping people that are starting out, hell, I even enjoy it. I've got people that are still helping me, so I know how important it is.
I don't, however, like being asked "How do I make the most money as quickly as I can?" Most people here do this for a living because it is their passion, not simply to make a quick buck.
WP v Joomla v Drupal. You need to know them all. A client may only need a simple CMS like WP, another client may need something more robust like Joomla or Drupal.
At my office, we have our own in house CMS.
Also, learning a CMS will get you nowhere in getting a "high salary job." Having actual designing and coding (HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, etc) will get you the good paying jobs.
You make a great point here Doc. I had a similar conversation with one of my fellow class mates a few weeks ago about why we were in the Graphic Design program. Yes, I know that graphic design may not apply to this conversation but talking money and enjoyment does. It seems as though, in my small search, that employers are willing to pay (salary) for those that are truly in grained into what they do. Rather than having some one there to just ask for the Big Check knowing that they will so leave when a better offer comes around. At any rate, this is my 2 cents…..
sorry i just realised the posts were from 2009 oops!!well i guess it applies as much to now as two years ago!
Hey I see that this was necro'd, but I thought something was interestingly said back in '09:
"A client may only need a simple CMS like WP, another client may need something more robust like Joomla or Drupal"
Does that really show how WordPress has grown or what? Personally, working with Joomla (yet to have a client that's asked for Drupal development) I haven't seen many advancements that bring it a step above WP's current iteration in terms of features, benefits, plugins or support.
The difference is pretty heavy imo. Joomla quite frankly is a pain in the ass work in. I've done a *little* work in Drupal, but since I've yet to have a client actually want something built, I haven't been motivated to completely build anything in it. Yes knowledge in one gives you an understanding of the others, but the way they interact is completely different.
The power, customization and scope of the WP loop I think is what makes WP really unique, but it's also a winner to me because how how flexible individual pages can be while still maintaining the framework. At least for me, those two things have made life much easier for both myself and my clients who are on the platform. Obviously the WP evangelists on this can give you 100 more reasons what the differences are, but I don't think I want to write a novel :)
Definitely prefer WP, but thought this was an interesting article… Joomla And WordPress: A Matter Of Mental Models – Smashing Magazine http://bit.ly/fdqG50
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Hailed as the unit that contributed more general officers to the Civil War than any other, the U.S. Second Cavalry served as a training ground for such esteemed soldiers as Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, Edmund Kirby Smith, and John Bell Hood. Now, an acclaimed military historian presents the first history of this celebrated cavalry. Established in the 1850s specifically for frontier service, the Second Cavalry became a proving ground for men who demonstrated their bravery and skill fighting Indians in the Texas desert and the western plains. Jeff Davis's Own depicts how Robert E. Lee developed his leadership style, how the regiment's new kind of mounted service set the groundwork for later cavalry operations, and examines the brutal Comanche style of warfare, showing how American soldiers were able to rationalize killing women and children.
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The short film is to the feature film what the short story is to the novel. When examined up close, they may seem - apart from length - to be indistinguishable from from the other. Both are composed of sentences and common parts of speech, both are driven by recognizable characters and actions that occur within setting that are usually familiar to us, in which the characters frequently express themselves in direct speech. But despite these obvious and trivial similarities, the short story is about as different from the novel as a haiku is from an epic poem. Indeed, by virtue of its brevity and the way in which it allows us to apprehend its subject, it provides a singularly unique perspective on human experience, include the ways in which human experience is perceived and understood.
A short film is not a miniature feature. It operates by a rather odd sort of logic that, when successful, rarely propels its audience towards the kind of expected and satisfying narrative resolution that so often characterizes longer-form drama.
Often, the resolution of a well-told short-form drama occurs in the mind of the viewer rather than on the screen. When a short film tries to behave like a feature, the result is often contrived, incredible or, even worse, utterly meaningless.
Characters who live happy lives, who are content with their lot, and fully satisfied they have achieved all their goals, are NOT the stuff dramatic stories are made of. At its most basic, a dramatic story is about a character under threat, struggling to resolve some sort of problem, anxiety or difficulty.
In long-form drama, the central problem or difficulty is invariably introduced early in the story, and the character's struggle to resolve the problem leads to ever more-pressing problems (complications and obstacles) that are accompanied by ever-increasing risk and tension. CHARACTER is understood as an expression of ACTION.
In the short-form drama, the problem and the character form a relationship that leads the audience towards a set of assumptions and expectations (based primarily upon the audience's prejudices) about what that relationship actually means. CHARACTER is understood as an expression of THEME.
In long-form drama, the dramatic action of the story is played out until the audience is satisfied there is nothing more the main character can do. Hence, the plot becomes EXPLICIT. In short-form drama, the character/problem relationship is re-contextualized or amplified in such a way that it subverts the audience's beliefs about what the character/problem relationship really means, thus propelling the audience into playing out the drama of the new meaning well beyond the end of the actual film. Hence, the plot becomes IMPLICIT.
Since plot is not just events but the causal relationships between the character and his/her perceived problem or dilemma and what he/she does about it, plot cannot be divested of character. In both forms of dramatic storytelling, meaning is conveyed through the actions, including visual and aural images and the contexts these images create for other images within each scene, and between one scene and another (in the cut).
Every character in a successful dramatic story desires something; every character is preoccupied with satisfying some need that is motivating the character to act. Those characters whose anxieties, needs and desires are identifiable to us are always more compelling than those characters whose needs don't move us. To identify with a character means to recognize that the character has the same anxieties, needs and desires that we have. In both long and short-form drama that works, characters will be acting on the basis of identifiable anxieties, needs and desires, and not from the external demands of plot or the personal insecurities of the writer/s.
Short-form drama that is successful invariably focuses on the exploration of an idea or issue – usually ONE idea. When well conceived, the idea carries both intellectual and emotional content. In serious drama, the idea tends to weigh more heavily on the emotions; whereas in comedy it engages the intellect.
In the short film, like the feature, the initial action revolves around establishing the character/s and his/her/their world. Within this world there is the manifestation of a human value or ideal, something hoped for, or a desire, perhaps, or an attitude or sense of connectedness with which the audience engages. In long-form drama, this value or belief or desire is presented at the beginning of the story and is soon sub-rated or interfered with by the imposition of an opposing force (the catalyst or disturbance), usually personified by another character (an antagonist) or by nature. This results in the main character hatching and carrying out a plan of action – which necessarily involves ever-increasing risk to the character - to overthrow the opposition in the hope of re-storing some degree of balance and order. How the main character deals with the obstacles and complications that stand between him/her and his/her goal ultimately leads to a resolution that is either positive (the goal is achieved) or negative (the goal is not achieved).
In traditional short-form drama, the catalyst and the quest to re-establish equilibrium is de-tuned or replaced altogether by the dramatization of a thematic idea or issue that MEANS something to the character and the audience. The audience's association and/or identification of this idea or issue with that character's persona – his/her anxieties, desires and needs – conditions and informs the audience's emotional understanding of the character and his/her world. The character is THAT character by virtue of his/her relationship to THAT idea/issue; and that idea/issue is precisely what it is (and means what it means) because of its association with THAT character/world.
Take Birthday Boy as an example – an excellent and altogether satisfying manifestation of the formal dramatic behavior one finds in traditional short-form drama that works. In Birthday Boy, we are presented with a young Korean boy, growing up among the detritus of war. He constructs his toys out of the remnants of wrecked fighter planes, and shapes them to his needs using the trains and tracks upon which tanks are being sent to reinforce a faceless army. The idea at the heart of the action concerns transformation – how a child in his playfulness and imagination can transform the horrors of war into something that creates happiness and a degree of absorbed contentment. The dramatic issue is the transforming energy of playfulness and the imagination that inspires it.
The change – the dramatic change – occurs when a package arrives on the boy's front porch. It is the boy's birthday – we know this from the title – and the package he presumes is a birthday present. Tearing off the paper and opening the box, he discovers items from his father – an army cap, some boots, some old photos of himself with his father in happier times. And suddenly, it dawns on us. This is not a birthday present at all, but rather the worldly possessions of the dead father, killed in action, being returned to his family. We also realize that the boy, himself, because of his age and innocence, is unaware of this. As he plops the cap on his head and marches gleefully around in the over-sized boots, we realize he is continuing to play out the meaning of the old idea – the transformation of war into something more playful, more childlike. Then his mother, arriving home from work or shopping, calls out, and we realise what must happen.
Dramatically, the arrival of the mother is the coming catalyst for change that will change everything: the knowledge of his father's death, the other meaning of the package; and we are left with the unasked, but profoundly felt question, what will the boy do with this part of the war? How is it possible for these objects of his father's, and what they signify, to be changed – like the spare parts of wrecked fighter planes – into something that transcends pain and destruction? Suddenly, in this unasked question, we come face-to-face with the emotional confrontation that waits so unexpectedly for the boy in the familiar and seemingly benign yet loving form of his mother. And we know – with a sense of growing tension, that the knowledge he is about to receive will change the boy forever.
The wonderful thing about this film, and about all short-form dramatic films that work, is how the story goes on playing itself out in the mind of the audience even after the film has ended. Propelled by the contrast between the original meaning of the film's thematic idea, and what that idea has come to mean as a result of the change that has taken place, the audience moves past the conclusion of the plot into an untold future, that is the continuing story, enacted in the invisible realm of pure imagination.
Explanations establish islands, even continents, of order and predictability. But these regions were first charted by adventurers whose lives are narratives of exploration and risk. When the less adventuresome settlers arrive later to work out the details and domesticate these spaces, they lose the sense that all this certainty does not erase the myth, but floats in it.
A dramatic story presents an identifiable character (or characters) in pursuit of understandable and emotionally logical objectives. In the quest to attain his/her objectives, the dramatic character encounters increasing opposition and risk that carry with them even greater stakes, thus heightening the audience's identification and emotional involvement with the character.
Collaboration is a largely intuitive and mutually respectful, creative interaction among skilled individuals working towards a common goal based upon a shared understanding of the nature of the work in which they are engaged.
Given the nature of dramatic stories and the collaborative character of dramatic, screen storytelling, WHERE'S THE DRAMA? posits that filmmakers and film crews have a better chance of succeeding when their actions are guided by a "common understanding" of the nature of the work and the play in which they are engaged. This common understanding is constituted by - though not necessarily limited to - the following:
Dramatic stories are structured presentations of emotional energy that involve characters whose incompatible agendas produce disconnections or conflicts that create meaningful and often substantial risk for the characters' well being, forcing them to act in the hope of re-establishing some degree of order or control.
The rhythmic and proximate interplay of these conflicting agendas is enacted by characters and is the source of a story's emotional energy.
A dramatic story proceeds by either building or releasing this energy.
These two elemental tendencies – the building and releasing of emotional energy – are what characterize the movement of all dramatic stories.
A story's power is proportional to its effectiveness in building and releasing energy in ways that are fresh, unexpected and thoroughly credible.
When a story stops building energy, or is unable to effectively release it, the energy dissipates, which is another way of saying the story becomes undramatic.
Regardless of form, effective storytellers will have a passionate interest in the source, manifestation and transformation of this energy, i.e.: the characters and their actions.
In mastering the language that IS dramatic screen storytelling, the collaborative team of storytellers and their characters become partners in finding the emotional meaning of the story that is to be told.
This partnership also includes the audience and the tribe or tribal groups whose story is being found and shown. In a sense, ALL of the participants, including the filmmakers are characters.
The presentation of characters internal to the script is mediated by the capture of images and sounds relevant to those characters, their world and the dramatic questions that the characters' problems cause us – as both storyteller and audience – to ask.
All effective dramatic screen stories proceed via the building and the strategic release of emotional energy conveyed through these images and sounds.
Essential to the effective rendering of dramatic screen stories is the compelling selection and ordering of these images and sounds, as guided by the emotional energy generated by the actions of the characters.
A screen story that is dramatic and effective produces fresh, unexpected and credible images and juxtapositions of images by which this energy is built and released.
The finding and the capture of fresh, unexpected and credible images and their juxtaposition is made more possible when the filmmaker/storytellers are working from inside the emotional life of the character.
The images should serve the story, not the other way around.
Therefore, all craft questions are implicitly questions about character and story.[1]
Meaningful dramatic action is, by definition, an expression of a character's problems, goals and plans. The changes that occur within any dramatic story are the actions of that story, and are predominantly manifested by a story's characters. A story begins and develops when a character first creates and then transforms or transfers emotional energy. This should happen in every scene, and from one scene to the next, and even between scenes (in the cut). The source of this energy is CHARACTER, hence the success or failure of every dramatic story is inextricably bound up with character, into which, through which and from which the emotional energy of any story is constantly rushing.
(1) E.g.: Coverage implies an understanding of a character's actions, and the meaning of each scene in which a character acts... remembering that characters also live (and ACT!) in the cut.
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Missouri Legislature Overturns Nixon's Veto on Anti-Contraception Bill
Voting "yes" to override Nixon's veto were 102 Republicans and 7 Democrats in the House and 24 Republicans and 2 Democrats in the Senate.
Voting "no" (ie against overriding the veto) were 44 Democrats and 1 Independent in the House and 1 Republican and 5 Democrats in the Senate.
The deciding vote was cast by Republican Rep. Chris Molendorp--the only member of his party to vote against the legislation when it appeared before the House in May. According to reports, Molendorp, an insurance agent, was visibly upset after this vote and did not join his fellow Republicans for a celebratory press conference.
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Voting "no" were 26 women and 25 men between both houses.
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What do you consider a "must visit" place or "must-do" activity in Chicago? At Booth, I have loved the LEAD Program, going on a Random Walk trip and LPF on Fridays.
Ask me about...: My career plan and life at Booth.
Undergraduate School/Major: I attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology and majored in electrical engineering and computer science.
Prior to Booth: I have worked as a software engineer and systems engineer at large corporations, such as Google, and most recently at a startup that was acquired by Symantec. Although my initial career started in the United States, I have worked in business development in various Asia Pacific countries including Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, and Japan.
Concentrations: Entrepreneurship, Finance, International Business, Marketing Management and Strategic Management.
Activities: Member of the Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Group, Booth Technology Group, Marketing Group and Asia Pacific Group.
Career plans: I founded a startup with a current fellow classmate at Chicago Booth. We are planning to work on our startup over the summer and apply for various angel funds. For my longer-term plan, I plan to join other startups or international tech corporations in the functions of international business development.
Why did you choose Chicago Booth? Booth is known to be a very entrepreneurial MBA program. It provides tremendous resources for aspiring entrepreneurs such as myself. Just by looking at the resources of the Polsky Center including all the in-house executive advisors, war rooms, and various tips given by previous Booth entrepreneurs, I knew that I chose the right MBA program to join.
Use three adjectives to describe your experience at Chicago Booth: Eye-opening, hopeful and goal-oriented.
What do you consider a "must visit" place or "must-do" activity in Chicago? A "must-do" activity in Chicago for all first-timers is the Chicago Trolley tour. This tour will not only take you to all of the important historical sites and landmarks but also show you the surrounding unique neighborhoods including Chinatown, Greek Town, etc. All first-years will feel right at home after a few explorations; additionally the pass is usable up to 3 days!
Ask me about...: All the resources that Booth has to offer to aspiring entrepreneurs and about different Booth strengths such as marketing.
Undergraduate School/Major: I completed my degree at National Chengchi University and double majored in statistics and risk management and insurance.
Prior to Booth: I worked as a consultant for IBM's Strategy and Transformation Practice.
Concentrations: Entrepreneurship, General Management and Strategic Management.
Activities: Member of the Management Consulting Group, Corporate Management and Strategy Group and Booth Basketball Club.
Career plans: I am recruiting for management consulting.
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A methodology for combining physical considerations with those of autoregressive integrated moving average time series analysis is presented. It is shown that the former can provide identification of the resultant model, while the latter can furnish a means for parameter estimation. Application of the techniques so derived to an analysis of a simulated liquid-metal fast breeder reactor accident experiment demonstrates the method and its usefulness in analyzing transient situations.
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You might remember a time when kids with asthma were discouraged from playing sports and told to take it easy. That's no longer the case. Being active, working out, and playing sports not only help kids with asthma stay fit, maintain a healthy weight, and have fun but also can strengthen their breathing muscles and help the lungs work better.
For these reasons, your doctor may recommend exercise as part of your child's asthma treatment plan. If you have doubts about whether sports and asthma mix, the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology reports that asthma affects more than 20% of elite athletes and 1 in every 6 Olympic athletes.
Two important things that kids who have asthma should know about sports participation:
Of course, some sports are less likely to pose problems than others for people with asthma. Swimming, leisurely biking, and walking are less likely to trigger asthma flare-ups, as are sports that require short bursts of activity like baseball, football, gymnastics, and shorter track and field events.
Endurance sports, like long-distance running and cycling, and sports like soccer and basketball, which require extended energy output, may be more challenging. This is especially true for cold-weather sports like cross-country skiing or ice hockey. But that doesn't mean kids can't participate in these sports if they truly enjoy them. In fact, many athletes with asthma have found that, with proper training and medication, they can participate in any sport they choose.
To keep asthma under control, it's important that kids take their medicine as prescribed. Skipping controller medication can make symptoms worse, and forgetting to take a prescribed medication before exercise can lead to severe flare-ups and even emergency department visits.
Your child should carry rescue medication at all times, even during workouts, in case of a flare-up.
It's also a good idea to keep triggers in mind. Depending on their triggers, kids with asthma may want to:
These recommendations should be included in the asthma action plan you create with your child's doctor.
Also make sure that the coach knows about your child's asthma and the asthma action plan. For a young child, you might want to provide the coach with a copy. Older kids should keep a copy with them, as well as any medication that could be needed to treat a flare-up.
Most important, your child and the coach need to understand when it's time for your child to take a break from a practice or game so that flare-ups can be managed before they become emergencies.
Reviewed by: Elana Pearl Ben-Joseph, MD
Date reviewed: January 2014
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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Video of this year's graduates offering advice to this year's new students.
Title Advice for new students
Duration 2.18 mins
Erm, I trying to think what I would have liked to have been told... Just be yourself, use all the resources that are there - you won't necessarily know that they're there - but if you use my bham portal, and if you ask members of staff, if you ask the English office, any of the tutors can - they're all excellent. Just use everything that you have at your disposal because you really do have so many resources that you don't necessarily realise are there. And the Welfare tutors are excellent as well so if you are sturggling with the first few weeks of being here don't give up - just seek the right advice and you will find it.
Just to enjoy yourself in the first year, that's the only one you can really enjoy yourself in. Make the most of it while it lasts and to work hard obviously to pass the year so you get into second year as well. To enjoy university life - because it's the best four years of my life.
I would say throw yourself into everything and meet as many people as possible and take evey opportunity presented to you.
Words of advice for freshers? Don't try too hard in the first year and burn out, 'cause you'll end up missing a first by one percent.
Just enjoy it. It's so much fun and you get so much out it you just... go for it. Just enjoy it.
During first year join as many things as you can like as many societies and as many things as you want to write for, play in, whatever. Just do as much as you can.
Play hard in the first year, work hard in the second and third. They gradually get harder but play hard in the first year. I don't think that's very good advice but - its truthful. Its the way to go. And read the books - that's the other one.
Just get into the library as soon as possibl becuase that's the hub - its where you meet everyone. Its the best place to be. Get in as early as possible and make sure you go out with people you room with.
Really start revising early. Start - yuo know - planning and preparing stuff early like, do not leave it to the last minute 'cause if you doss your first year you'll find it really hard when you get to your third. So yeah, just put your all in.
Begin early. Begin ealry. But enjoy every moment. Make sensible choices and gain advice - because they're always there to help, so just go and ask lecturers, they're always going to give you a gerat deal of advice. And enjoy it! Don't work too hard.
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Keeneland Gross, Average Decline Slightly
The Keeneland September yearling sale ended Sept. 21 with slight declines in gross and average but equaled last year's $50,000 record for median in a market roughly level with that of 2013.
The Keeneland September yearling sale ended Sept. 21 with slight declines in gross and average but equaled last year's $50,000 record for median in a market roughly level with that of 2013.
Seven yearlings brought $200,000 or more Sept. 16 at the Keeneland September sale's eighth session as the first week's momentum seemed to carry over into the later market.
The second of four sessions saw declines across the board when compared with an equivalent session last year that featured two million-dollar horses.
New Year's Day, who upset favored Havana in the $2 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I), has been retired after sustaining an injury and will enter stud at Hill 'n' Dale Farms in Lexington.
Pulpit's grade I-winning son Power Broker has been retired from racing and will stand at John Sikura's Hill 'n' Dale Farms near Lexington, for a 2014 fee of $10,000 live foal.
The third day of the Keeneland January horses of all ages sale saw a Medaglia d'Oro yearling colt make headlines while steady interest in both yearlings and broodmares helped the median nearly double compared with last year.
Ben Glass, as agent for Gary and Mary West, signed the ticket for the highest-priced yearling sold on the third day -- through about six hours of the session -- when he went to $350,000 to land a Medaglia d'Oro colt.
Keeneland September yearling sale shows continued strength during its seventh session with 35.9% rise in gross, 37.8% in average, and 26.5% in median over 2010 figures.
Read what some participants in the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky July select yearling sale had to say about the market.
A colt by Lemon Drop Kid consigned by Warrendale Sales was purchased by Ben Glass, agent for Gary and Mary West, for $230,000 at the Fasig-Tipton July yearling sale in Lexington July 12.
Gary and Mary West have privately purchased Canadian champion Milwaukee Appeal from C. E. C. Farms and have retired her to their broodmare band.
Average is virtually the same as last year and median is the same.
Weanlings commanded the top prices Sunday, Nov. 15, as Keeneland's November breeding stock sale approached the halfway point.
Stockplace paid highest price of $290,000 Nov. 8 for a colt by Medaglia d'Oro during the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale.
High Limit, a two-time grade II winner this year, has been retired from racing.
Mass Media, a grade I winner for Gary and Mary West, will resume training instead of entering stud.
Trainer Cole Norman was injured in an all-terrain vehicle accident at his Haughton, La., home Dec. 19. Norman was scheduled to undergo surgery on his neck Wednesday at the LSU Medical Center near Shreveport, La.
The juggernaut that is the Keeneland September yearling sale continues to motor along at a high speed.
Gary and Mary West have sold their grade II winner Baptize to Rodolfo Lamperti for stallion duty in Spain.
Gary and Mary West's millionaire grade II winner Dollar Bill, who proved popular enough to warrant his own Web site, was euthanized Aug. 3 after foundering.
Dollar Bill, who ran third in the July 5 Suburban Handicap (gr. I) in his only start this year, has been retired. The 5-year-old horse, owned by Gary and Mary West, is by Peaks and Valleys out of the Saratoga Six mare Saratoga Dame.
Wood Memorial Stakes (gr. I) winner Buddha will not start in either the Jim Dandy Stakes (gr. II) on Aug. 4 or the Aug. 24 Travers Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga.


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Hotels in Luang Prabang
You'll find some of Laos' best hotels in Luang Prabang, where the accommodations range from luxury hotels to quaint guesthouses and eco-resorts. These Luang Prabang hotels are among the top choices:
Amantaka Hotel. Located on the outskirts of town, this hotel is housed in a beautiful renovated French colonial hospital, and contains an art gallery as well as one of the best spas in town. It's your best choice for a historic luxury stay.
La Residence Phou Vao. This Orient Express hotel in the hills above the city, also with a great spa, is among the most luxurious hotels in Luang Prabang. Check out the infinity pool that looks out over the lush mountains.
Lotus Villa Hotel. One of the newest hotels in Luang Prabang, this eco-friendly boutique hotel is set in a renovated French colonial home, but takes a creative approach to the little details—from homemade room soaps to locally sourced essential oils.
Mekong Riverview. Like the name says, this is the hotel with stunning views of the river; from any room (all have private balconies), you get spectacular views of the mountains, too.
A 15-room boutique hotel, with traditional Lao details (clay tile roofs; teak floors) and an excellent fusion restaurant.
Positioned in the hills above the former royal capital (and now UNESCO World Heritage site) of Luang Prabang, this Orient-Express property is a charming luxury spa escape.
Built on the grounds of a former French hospital at the edge of town, many of the 24 suites have private plunge pools and outdoor seating; the public areas include an art gallery and a spa offering Southeast Asian treatments.


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Have you ever wondered how a subliminal MP3 works? Here is a brief explanation…
Hypnotherapy and subliminals
Subliminal audio sessions have the same aim as hypnotherapy audio sessions. They both aim to pass positive suggestions to your subconscious mind. The methods they both use to achieve this are different.
In hypnotherapy you are guided into a trance. A therapist will give instructions to guide your mind into a trance state. This is a daydream state where your conscious mind in tuned down, allowing your subconscious mind to absorb suggestions.
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With subliminal music it is slightly different. Subliminal recordings contain suggestions that are not audible consciously. Usually the volume is lower than the foreground music, which makes it impossible for the conscious mind to hear it. However your more powerful subconscious mind can hear it.
Both methods give suggestions to your subconscious mind. Hypnosis uses trance whereas subliminal recordings use sound cloaking.
How can you "hear" subliminals?
Have you ever been in a social situation and there has been several conversations going on at the same time? Consciously they sound like background babble. However you hear your name in one of the conversations and suddenly your mind tunes into that conversation to hear what they are saying about you. How did your mind know to listen to that particular conversation at that particular time?
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It didn't. Your powerful subconscious mind was listening to ALL the conversations at the same time. When your subconscious mind heard your name, it alerted your conscious mind to focus on this conversation. It knew there was something that you might want to consciously focus on.
It could have been in ANY of these conversations that someone mentioned your name. Your subconscious mind is far more powerful than your conscious mind and is capable of listening to several conversations at the same time. It is also capable of listening to music and picking out quiet suggestions that are hidden in subliminal recordings.
Subliminal recordings have the same result as hypnotherapy sessions – your conscious mind ignores the suggestions, allowing your subconscious mind to absorb them.
Without your conscious mind blocking the way, both forms of therapy influence your subconscious mind to make permanent changes. Both forms of therapy help you make powerful and everlasting changes.
With subliminal sounds, the reason your subconscious mind picks up on these seemingly hidden messages is down to evolution. In the wild there may be the faint sound of a predator within the sounds of the wind and rain. You don't have time for your conscious mind to process this information. A split second could be the difference between life and death. This information goes directly to your subconscious mind, so you can react immediately. There is no time for conscious thought. With subliminal therapy, hidden words are absorbed by your subconscious mind, which are hidden in music.
Final thoughts
Because of evolution, your subconscious minds is capable of hearing far more than your conscious mind. Your subconscious mind can hear sounds within sounds, but your conscious mind cannot.
Like hypnosis, subliminal music reprograms your subconscious mind for rapid but lasting change. Subliminals have the advantage that you can listen to them anywhere. No one knows what you're listening to, and there are no dangers when operating machinery or driving, since there is no trance involved.
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Mediterranean flavors at their best. A frequent Passover treat at my table. I find brussels sprouts somewhat underrated and underused in our country. They are much more exciting than they sound, and much less innocent than they look; and their pungent bite provides a nice counterpoint to the mildness of...
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Pasta with Roasted Garlic Dill Sauce Delicious, and a snap to make! You could easily make this dish gluten-free: Rice or buckwheat noodles will taste just as delicious: that's what I use, and not only because I like tolimit my gluten intake, but becasue I love to explore with the...
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This Mock Crab Pasta Salad includes many of my favorite summer flavors! The only cooking that goes on in this dish is boiling water to soak the pasta. Although it is delicious with rice noodles, if you are a diehard wheat pasta lover, simply substitute your favorite pasta for the rice noodles,...
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