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On one hand I'm sorry too see another camera shop go under, but Ritz Camera caused their own downfall.
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On one hand I'm sorry too see another camera shop go under, but Ritz Camera caused their own downfall.
Maybe it was a good company, but they needed better employees.
The last time I went to Ritz they were still printing optically. I had to return the prints and tell them to clean the printer lens, which was badly fogged on the outer surface and losing a lot of contrast.
Any store that relies on the margins from camera sales is not going to survive long, especially in the current economy.
I went to a Ritz in Maryland looking for some 35mm film, and see what they had for Nikon Lenses the clerk says....Oh.. Nikon and Canon dont make film cameras anymore and the Nikon lenses are digital only. He went on to tell me how they no longer make film and how anything you buy now is old stock...when its gone its gone.
TRUE STORY ! I could not keep my mouth shut...I asked where he got his info ..."why its common knowledge" he replied ! I guess the next time I see him he will say something like "You want fries with that ?.....better get them now...they are not making them anymore ! "
It's a sign of the times. The competition is extreme and if you're going to compete on price then customers can only get what they pay for. The reality is that the majority of the staff simply aren't paid enough to give a damn. If you're competing with say CVS at 20 cents a print you have a problem with quality. The chains, for example, don't, (or didn't) have to purchase paper and chemistry - they paid Kodak by the print. They don't have to pay for maintenance of the processors - they buy enough to get that free. It's like the Nikon FM10 - made to a price - not a quality level. So the downward spiral goes. Cheap[er staff, cut maintenance corners etc.
I had a small camera store and studio until a few years ago. You couldn't compete on equipment sales. You'd spend hours with people discussing the right camera etc with them - then they'd come back with the camera you recommended from Best Buy or whatever and ask you to show them how to use it! Plus the box stores would sell this stuff for less than it cost me to buy it. The $100 more that a camera cost from me was the entire gross margin - which on a $1,200 piece of equipment ain't a lot!
CVS would send people in to me to get jammed film out of their cameras. Then they'd take the film back to CVS for the processing.
My niche became B&W film and paper. I worked with all the school kids who would come in for supplies. Evaluate their technique etc. I'd even go to schools and repair and align their enlargers. Then the local Wally World decided to stock Tri-X and 5x7 paper at prices about 10% below my cost! Didn't stop people coming in for help and advice - stopped 'em buying from me though!
One summer my son worked in the photo dept. at Best Buy - he was written up for spending too much time with customers! Apparently his job was not to help customers - it was to sell them stuff!!
"It's "brave new world" out there and and seven days a week of 12 hour days fighting a losing battle just wasn't worth it. Guess what? I'm a part time commercial photographer now!
You guys just had to get me going! Didn't you? :D:D:D
I don't see how this could be regarded a good thing. Even if I hated the store (actually I thought it was spotty but kinda okay) I wouldn't wish this outcome upon photography, on the general amateur population (which may not want to order via credit card online), nor ultimately the American taxpayer.
Let's see, where do we stand. Circuit city is bankrupt; BestBuy is rumoured to be not far behind. Ritz is gone. Options are disappearing. Not just for photography but for damn near everything.
This is not good in the long run... regardless of what you think of these establishments. They are not disappearing because of the issues mentioned above... they are disappearing because there are many ways to evade taxes by buying online and computers are cheaper clerks than.. real clerks. Hence online retailers are essentially subsidized with respect to their brick-and-mortar counterparts. This will change... but maybe not before people are buying groceries online. It's not good. Not good at all. And apparently most folks won't know that it's not good until the damage is irreparable and the purchasing options are down to B&H and Adorama.
This is all fine for those of us who can hop in the car and drive up to Manhattan and see firsthand what we are buying... but what about the 200 million other folks in the U.S. and beyond.
(N.b. I definitely have my issues with Ritz but I also am willing to complain to mgmt. and/or address the clerks with my issues... and in most cases they were immediately resolved. I think the local stores serve a vital function in the local photographic economy, that is my beef with some of the comments above.)
And the last time anybody here bought something from a REAL camera shop ?
Well ?
A while back I went into the local Ritz store (Inkley's) to buy some kodachrome and the guy behind the counter didn't even know what it was.


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New Attitudes Proposed to Halt Prostitution
Final Statement After Conference at Vatican
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VATICAN CITY, JULY 14, 2005 (Zenit.org).- Prostitution is a growing phenomenon which enslaves the women victims as well as their clients, state the conclusions of a Vatican-organized conference.
To put an end to this "modern slavery," clients must be helped to resolve their emotional problems, which drive them to the sex market, and they must face the rigors of the law, explains the final statement.
This week, the Pontifical Council for Migrants and Travelers published the Final (Document of the first International Meeting of Pastoral Care for the Liberation of Women of the Street, held in Rome on June 20-21, at the initiative of the council.
The meeting was attended by representatives of the pontifical council, as well as by bishops, priests, religious, lay experts, and representatives of bishops' conferences worldwide and ecclesial movements.
The document begins by stating that "It is important to recognize that sexual exploitation, prostitution and trafficking of human beings are all acts of violence against women and as such constitute an offense to the dignity of women and are a grave violation of basic human rights."
$10 billion "industry"
The International Labor Organization estimates that there are 12.3 million people enslaved in enforced and bonded labor and that about 2.4 million of these are victims of the $10 billion-a-year trafficking "industry."
The Vatican text states that men who are "clients" of prostitution have "deep-seated problems" because they too are "enslaved."
"A large number are over 40 years of age, but there is an increasing number of younger men, between 16-24, involved," it said.
"It is clear from research that men increasingly seek out prostitutes for reasons of domination rather than for sexual gratification," the document continued. "In social and personal relationships they experience a loss of power and of masculinity and are unable to develop relationships of mutuality and respect.
"They seek out prostitutes because it gives them an experience of total domination and control of a woman for a specific period of time.
"The 'client' needs more than social condemnation and having to face the full rigors of the law. He must also be helped to face his deeper problems and to find other ways of dealing with his personal needs. Buying sex from a prostitute does not solve problems that arise from loneliness, frustration or a lack of true relationships."
Holistic formation
For this reason, the text states: "In a society where money and wealth are dominant values, appropriate relationships and sexuality education are necessary for the holistic formation of different groups of people.
"This type of education can explore the true nature of interpersonal relationships based not on egoistic interest or exploitation but on the dignity of a human person, who should be respected and appreciated as a God given gift. In this context, believers have to remember that sin is also an offense to God, to be avoided with all one's strength, with the grace of God."


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Why the East Village?
We asked our favorite restaurant, shop and bar owners.
Tue Jul 21 2009
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- The locals guide to the East Village
Take back the East Village
Stephanie Pappas, owner, Eva NY boutique
355A Bowery between 3rd and 4th Sts (212-925-3890, evanewyork.net). Opened March 2009.
"I was in Nolita before, for eight years. It was an up-and-coming neighborhood that never took. The East Village has a more creative crowd that also has money. I think that this is the ideal location."
Pam Nelson, co-owner, Butter Lane
123 E 7th St between First Ave and Ave A (212-677-2880, butterlane.com). Opened November 2008.
"The East Village didn't really have cupcake coverage. The West Village has Magnolia. Billy's is in Chelsea. Sugar Sweet Sunshine is in the Lower East Side. Those are the three biggies. Crumbs we don't really count as the competition; it's a different kind of cupcake. The East Village reflects our brand. Our manager trades cupcakes for drinks when she leaves at night. We borrow ingredients from nearby shops. We borrow change. It's a much different experience from what we would have gotten on Madison Avenue."
David Chang, chef-owner, Momofuku empire (momofuku.com)
Momofuku Noodle Bar: 171 First Ave between 10th and 11th Sts (212-777-7773). Opened August 2004.*Momofuku Ssm Bar: 207 Second Ave at 13th St (212-254-3500). Opened August 2006. * Momofuku Ko: 163 First Ave between 10th and 11th Sts (no phone). Opened March 2008.*Momofuku Bakery & Milk Bar: 207 Second Ave at 13th St (212-254-3500). Opened November 2008.
"It was just a space that was available at the time. The West Village was too expensive, and I never wanted to go uptown. After I signed the lease, I moved next door and that sealed the deal. And if we are going to open up a second restaurant, it should be in walking distance. When we moved in, there were remnants of the old East Village and now that is gone—like the old Polish shops. People probably hate our fucking guts for it, but it was not by choice."
Amanda Cohen, chef-owner, Dirt Candy
430 E 9th St between First Ave and Ave A (212-228-7732, dirtcandynyc.com). Opened October 2008.
"I knew I wanted a small restaurant, and the East Village is really conducive to mom-and-pop restaurants. It makes sense to have a small restaurant in the East Village, whereas, say, if you had one in the Meatpacking District, it would just get lost. I knew when we started looking that the Lower East and East Village were the best neighborhoods for a small vegetarian restaurant. You have to go with your demographics. You're not that far from NYU, and there are a lot more younger people. Vegetarianism doesn't have to appeal to a younger crowd, but often it does."
Paul Grieco, co-owner, Hearth and Terroir
Hearth: 403 E 12th St at First Ave (646-602-1300, restauranthearth.com). Opened November 2003.*Terroir: 413 E 12th St between First Ave and Ave A (no phone, wineisterroir.com). Opened March 2008.
"When we opened Hearth in November of 2003, [the East Village] afforded us a venue that we could simply afford. The space itself was awesome—it had been a restaurant, so the build-out cost was not that much, and the space was big. [For Terroir], it was the proximity to Hearth. A great deal of the food is prepared at Hearth; we walk it down the street. We believe we have been upping the ante of the East Village—there was a time earlier in the decade when people talked about the East Village, they thought cheap."
Rick Smith, owner, Sakaya
324 E 9th St between First and Second Aves (212-505-7253, sakayanyc.com). Opened December 2007.
"Being a store that specializes in sake, we wanted to be among the Japanese community. We wanted to be in an area where they are concentrated and where they do their shopping. The East Village was our No. 1 choice. We considered Nolita, the Lower East Side, but really this was our primary focus. The rents are a little bit more reasonable here for what we were looking to do than some of the other downtown-type locations. One last thing is that I used to live about four blocks from here, so I have a fondness for the neighborhood from having lived here in the 1980s."
Take back the East Village
Once, the East Village was the shit. Is there any cool left? We found out.


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Table of Contents
Keynote Presentation (Abstract)
|Building realism into the use of MOOCS and flipped classroom
|Liz Burd
|The impact of technology in higher education
|Barney Glover
|Enhancing courses for employability: Reimagining assessment at the digital frontier
|Beverley Oliver
|Using engagement in lectures as an entree for learning
|Manjula Sharma
Plenary Presentation (Abstract)
|The impact of technology in higher education
|Roslyn Prinsley
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|Academic, industry and student perspectives on the inclusion of "vocational knowledge" in a 'learning and teaching academic standards statement' for agriculture
|Tina Botwright Acuna, Jo-Anne Kelder, Amanda J Able, Glenn McDonald, Yann Guisard, Bill Bellotti, Paul Wormell, Richard Doyle, Holger Meinke
|The development of self-efficacy in first year biology students
|Louise Ainscough, Kay Colthorpe, Eden Foulis, Kirsten Zimbardi
|Just for Me Engagement
|Lyn Armstrong, Don Shearman, Carmel Coady, Harkirat Dhindsa, John Nicholls, Jim Pettigrew
|'Inspiring science' – supporting secondary school science teachers
|Alison Beavis, Kendal McGuffie, Shima Baradaran Vahdat, Anthony Baker
|Promoting student' self-motivation through exploration of self and profession: A pilot study with first-year students
|Dawn Bennet, Lynne Roberts, Christine Creagh
|An appraisal of an online tutorial system for teaching and learning of engineering physics in conjunction with contextual physics and mathematics
|Ragbir Bhathal
|Leadership can be taught in an undergraduate science course
|Rowan Brookes, Susie Ho, Cristina Varsavsky
|Adaptive assessment for differing maths backgrounds?
|Ben Brawn, Ben Carter, Andrew Kepert, Judy-anne H. Osborn, Matthew Skerritt
|Engaging Diverse Students: Utilising a series of simple reactions to "experience" chemistry.
|Catherine A. Burgess, Alexandra Yeung, Manjula Sharma
|Making the flip: Integrating flipped learning activities into the mathematics curriculum
|Stephen Bush
|Analysis of student behavioural patterns in the use of a virtual laboratory: A comparison of cohorts from two different disciplines
|Matthew Cheesman, Mark Williams, Prasad Chunduri, Mary-Louise Manchadi, Peter Tregloan
|An evaluation of the impact of 1:1 laptops on student attainment in senior high school sciences
|Simon Crook, Manjula D. Sharma, Rachel Wilson
|Enhancing students' learning through a blended learning cycle for engineering mathematics
|Iwona Czaplinski, Pamela Burrage, Steve Psaltis, Dann Mallet
|Assessment and standards in undergraduate mathematics – part 2
|H.Kumudini Dharmadasa, Damien Palmer
|Tertiary students' engagement in a mathematics support program
|Harkirat S. Dhindsa, Lyn Armstrong, Carmel Coady, John Nicholls, Jim Pettigrew, Don Shearman
|Designing a learner-friendly mathematics instruction to enhance problem solving performance
|Joseph Dhlamini
|A picture is worth a thousand words: developing a common visual literacy amongst first year chemistry students
|Hayden Dickson, Chris Thompson, Paddy O'Toole
|An integrated approach to active learning
|Michael J. Drinkwater, Deanne Gannaway, Karen Sheppard, Matthew Davis, Margaret J. Wegener, Warwick P. Bowen, Joel F. Corney
|The use of Digi-Explanations as an innovative, alternative assessment technique suited to the demonstration of complex and simple practical skills for biomedical science students
|Nina Fotinatos
|Multichoice: Online voting app for engaged teaching
|Michael Gladys, Kye Johnson
|Do students need face to face teaching?
|Michael Gladys, John Furst, John Holdsworth, Paul Dastoor, Bruce King
|Inquiry based learning in University school outreach program
|Tom Gordon, Manjula D. Sharma, Helen Georgiou
|Engaging first year students through a cross-disciplinary forum
|Alison Green, Wendy Wright, Jo-ann Larkins
|Investigating factors that support and challenge in implementing authentic research experiences for undergraduates
|Matthew A. Green, Gwen Lawrie, Paula Myatt, Rhianna Pedwell, Jack Wang, Pete Worthy, Kirsten Zimbardi, Susan Rowland
|Scientific representational fluency: Defining, diagnosing and developing
|Matthew Hill, Manjula D. Sharma, Helen Johnston
|Engaging students in explaining and representing pharmacology by creating blended media
|Garry Hoban, Christopher Hyland, Wendy Nielsen
|Trialling criterion-referenced marking in an undergraduate statistics unit
|Karen Hogeboom, Dianne Atkinson
|Outcomes of altered teaching strategy in first year physics instruction
|John Holdsworth, John Furst, Michael Gladys, Bruce King
|FARLabs: Enhancing student engagement via remote laboratories
|David Hoxley, Guido Catennazi, Callum Anderson, Philip Pawlowski, Andrew McDonald, Cathal O'Connell, Paraschos Atsikidis, Paul Pilgram, Brian Abbey
|Identifying troublesome knowledge to strengthen mathematics support
|Deborah Cheryl Jackson
|Enhancing student engagement in science and information technology: A collaborative approach
|Kanchana Jayasuriya, Sandra McKechnie, Grace Tan
|Factors influencing student decision on senior secondary school mathematics subjects and subsequent effect on university studies
|Michael Jennings, Merrilyn Goos, Peter Adams
|The science threshold learning outcomes: a 'student-friendly' version
|Susan M. Jones, Niall Doran, Alastair Richardson, Brian F. Yates
|Assessments: an open and closed case
|R. Nazim Khan
|Applying the cognitive theory of multimedia learning to the design of pharmacology learning resources
|Chau Khuong, Elizabeth Davis, Wayne Hodgson
|The link between mathematics engagement and personality
|Lisa Kim, Carolyn MacCann
|Communication in Undergraduate Science - What are we doing?
|Louise J. Kuchel, Sarah K. Stevens, Lucy Mercer-Mapstone, Bianca Zou
|How students perceive their attitudes towards the environment
|Udan Kusmawan
|Adaptive self-assessment modules used as a diagnostic tool for threshold concepts
|Brian F. Landrigan, Linda Agnew, Lily Pereg
|Review and reflection – engaging first year mathematics students as self-reflective learners
|Jo-ann M. Larkins
|Laying out a learning smörgåsbord in chemistry: tempting students into finding their own recipe for success.
|Gwen A. Lawrie, Aaron Micallef, Chantal Bailey, Md Abdullah Al Mamun, Anthony Wright, Madeleine Schultz, Tim Dargaville, Roy Tasker, Mark Williams, Simon Bedford, Gelnnys O'Brien, Hayden Dickson, Christopher Thompson
|A model of investigative project work to teach research skills to students studying advanced human physiology and lead them into a culture of professional practice
|Louise A. Lexis, Brianna L. Julien
|Developing independence in pre-transition students through hybrid learning environments
|Danny Y.T. Liu, Charlotte E. Taylor
|Evaluating undergraduate, laboratory-based learning experience in pharmacology
|Hilary Lloyd, Tina Hinton, Alexandra Yeung
|Testing a model for identifying nursing and paramedic students' risk in level 1 human bioscience
|Patricia A. Logan, Jennifer L. Cox, Sharon Nielsen
|How much high school maths do students need to succeed at university physics?
|Andrew D. Mackinnon, Judith Pollard
|How using criteria sheets in a first year mathematics course has led to an improvement in the students' ability to communicate mathematics
|Margaret F. Marshman
|Do science students graduate knowing what they know and don't know: The case of quantitative skills
|Kelly E. Matthews, Peter Adams, Merrilyn Goos
|Running virtual reactions: A reaction predictor app for teaching organic chemistry
|Peter F. N. Monaghan, Simon B Bedford
|Bridging the gap: Face-to-face or online?
|Peter F. N. Monaghan, Joshua D. Santos, Simon B. Bedford
|Engaging teachers of the future through 'opening real science: Authentic mathematics and science education for Australia'
|Joanne Mulligan, John Hedberg, Quentin Parker, Katherine Stewart, Ming Ming Diao, Carmel Coady
|Creating a motivating and engaging curriculum by sharing the cognitive load
|Glennys A O'Brien, Simon B. Bedford
|Concrete thinking in chemistry for engineering students
|Glennys A O'Brien, Simon B. Bedford
|Self-regulated learning of undergraduate biomedical science students
|Jen Ogiji, Kay Colthorpe, Louise Ainscough, Kirsten Zimbardi, Stephen Anderson
|Effect of assessment media on student performance in histology identification tasks
|Suzanne Ollerenshaw, Diana J. Oakes, Helen E. Ritchie
|Improving student learning and engagement in stem disciplines using team-based learning
|Maria B. Parappilly, Samantha De Ritter, Lisa Schmidt
|Impact of student approaches to ALURE: 'Swimming lessons' in the undergraduate laboratory
|Rhianna Pedwell, Matthew Green, Gwendolyn Lawrie, Paula Myatt, Jack Wang, Peter Worthy, Kirsten Zimbardi, Susan Rowland
|Designing interactive tools that engage mathematical learners
|Jim Pettigrew, Donald Shearman
|Supporting botanical literacy in the undergraduate science curriculum and beyond with a 71 bespoke campus app
|Lachlan Pettit, Matthew Pye, Xiaolong Wang, Rosanne Quinnell
|Inspiring mathematics and science in teacher education: project update
|Leon Poladian
|Students' knowledge of the nature of science, epistemological beliefs, approaches to studying, and academic performance
|Steve Provost, Frances Martin
|Comparing the effectiveness of teaching methods with different types of experiments in the chemistry laboratory
|Reyne Pullen
|Impact of student approaches to learning on both their experience and their performance in problem solving workshop classes: a pilot study
|Simon M. Pyke, Chantelle Porter-Dabrowski, Natalie M. Williamson
|Approaches to study and conceptions of biology: Differential outcomes for generalist and vocational degree students
|Rosanne Quinnell, Elizabeth L. May, Mary Peat, Yvonne C. Davila
|Educational adaptation and evolution: A case study in microbiology
|Gerry M. Rayner
|Scientists and mathematicians in schools
|Camille Rogers
|Certainty, creativity and chaos: key ingredients in complex curriculum design in the sciences
|Pauline Ross, Susan Howitt, Philip Poronnik
|Supporting engagement or engaging support?
|Leanne J. Rylands, Don Shearman
|Pre-laboratory videos enhance student preparation and confidence
|Nirma A. Samarawickrema, Janet O. Macauley, Mark Prescott
|The workplace: What does employability mean for science and mathematics graduates?
|Lisa Schmidt, Dawn Bennett, Philip MacKinnon, Marian Thakur, Hamish Coates, Sarah Richardson, Charlotte Brack, Philip Poronnik
|How does team-based guided inquiry learning improve student engagement?
|Puspha Sinnayah, Daniel Loton, Joseph Rathner, Peter Hartley
|Taking it to the students: The efectiveness of embedding chemistry drills into residential college study sessions
|Erica J. Smith, Janelle Wilkes
|Research-led education and research careers: the role for social engagement
|Lillian Smyth, Frederico Davila, Thomas Sloan
|Computer-mediated communication as a vehicle for learning: Engaging with students online
|Daniel Southam, Cassandra Paxman, Lise Fouche
|Just-in-time information and support for first year biomedical students
|Donnalee B Taylor, Glenn J Harrison
|Comparison of effectiveness of several peer learning programs to support 1st year chemistry
|Kim Taylor, Tamsin Kelly
|Making lab 'pre-work' work
|Holly E. Trowland, John O'Byrne, Helen Johnston
|Investigating first-year chemistry students perception of the relevance of practicals at the University of the South Pacific, Fiji
|Lara Wakeling, Mani Naiker, Romila D. Gopalan, Tevita Voro
|Supporting student engagement and transition through undergraduate research experiences in microbiology
|Jack T.H. Wang, Rhianna Pedwell, Hanisah Hasan, Jayee Patil, Susan L. Rowland
|Mathematics background and early performance of a sample of first year chemistry students
|Dianne J. Watters, Wendy A. Loughlin, Christopher L. Brown, Peter R. Johnston
|Integrated, concise, mobile and interactive: adapting e-learning modules to different disciplines and contexts
|Margaret J. Wegener, Timothy J. McIntyre, Catherine Holmes, Dominic McGrath, Gwen Lawrie
|Quantitative skills in the first year science curriculum: Reflections on a collaborative journey
|Janelle Wilkes, Jackie Reid
|A tool for helping educators evaluate the level of inquiry in laboratory activities
|Alexandra Yeung, Manjula D. Sharma, Scott H. Kable, Louise Sutherland
|Are students reading my feedback? Using a feedback analytics capture system to understand how large cohorts of biomedical science students use feedback
|Kirsten Zimbardi, Andrew Dekker, Andrea Bugarcic, Kay Colthorpe, Prasad Chunduri, Judit Kibedi, Lesley Lluka, Craig Engstrom, Peter Worthy, Phil Long
Ideas Exchange
|Work Integrated Learning – A stocktake of practice in Australian universities
|Daniel Edwards
|Practical examinations in science laboratory classes: Fossils from the past or assessment tools of the future?
|Stefan G. Huth
|Communication in undergraduate science - how can we better engage students?
|Louise Kuchel, Lucy Mercer-Mapstone
|Motivating students and improving engagement in biology units using online QS modules
|Leon Poladian, Cenk Suphioglu, Vilma Simbag, Shaun Belward, Yvonne Hodgson, Prasad Chunduri, Lesley Lluka, Jenny Di Trapani, Dianne Watters, Carmel Coady, Jo-Anne Chuck, Juiie Markham
|Articulating your own pedagogical content knowledge
|Madeleine Schultz, Gwen Lawrie
|Enhancing student understanding of mathematical concepts through the development of estimation skills with the QAMA calculator
|Stephen Sugden, Iwona Czaplinksi
|Engaging students in the nature and process of science: Embedding TLO 1 'understanding science' in your subject
|Robyn Yucel
Non-refereed Papers
|A study of faculty development programs in India to improve student engagement
|Chhavi Rana, Sanjay K. Jain
Refereed Papers
|The role of model-based inquiry in supporting students' conceptual understanding
|Romklao Artdej, Pannida Meela, Sunate Sriboonlert
|Teachability: It's harder to teach a young dog new tricks
|David J. Low, Kate F. Wilson
|Teach to learn: using new technologies to support agriculture undergraduates in biology
|Melissa Martin, Brian Jones, Matthew Pye, Rosanne Quinnell
|Demand evidence and think critically: Building research excellence in tomorrow's scientists
|Suzanne Munns, Lisa Chilton
|Achieving greater productivity with a peer writing group
|Paula Myatt, Ashley Edwards, Fiona Bird
|Maths is a strong predictor of stem attainment in first year university
|Yoshitaka Nakakoji, Rachel Wilson
|Undergraduate creators of video, animations and blended media: The students' perspective
|Karma L. Pearce
|Putting the professional into practice-based learning
|Jurgen Schulte, Neela Griffiths
|The student perspective in developing graduate attributes through problem-based learning in first year agricultural science
|Daniel K. Y. Tan, Antony Koppi, Damien J. Field


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It took me a year but I finally got it built.
It is supposed to hold 6 bicycles, but with most of my bikes having panniers, I can get four on there easily.
Problem is that the ball bearings all fell out of the swivel portion of one or more of the casters. I will call MOnday.


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©2003 David Morell; (P)2003 Fantastic Audio
"[The Protector]... takes its place alongside the most innovative thrillers ever written." (Publishers Weekly)
"Couldn't stop!"
I was surprised. This isn't my normal Author or type. I bought this one because of the reviews and I couldn't stop listening. I actully went back and played the beginning again to fully understand the plot. From now on I will pay attention to the reviews before I purchase. They were right on target.
"The Protector"
Morrell proves once again why he has been a favorite of mine since BROTHERHOOD OF THE ROSE (1984). His plots are tight and imaginative, and just when you think you have it figured out....he turns another unseen corner and surprises you!!
"Good plot, poorly told"
One star for the plot and one because I did want to see how it ended. However, the story was melodramatic w/ too much detail about common sense activity. Many inaccuracies esp. in the medical area.
"The Protector by David Morrell"
This would make a great movie--lots of twists and turns.
"You'll Never Put it Down!"
The best thrillker in many years! Morrell puts you in his car and heads down and road filled with trwists and turns. He never leaves the road, and he never slows down. Fantastic!
"Morrell is Swell!"
The Protector is one of those books that grabs your undivided attention from the start. It is a "page turner" except of course, it is audio. The characters stay in trouble from the first page to the last and it gets a bit redundant after awhile, but if you enjoy action with "no bars held"...you will love this one.
"Good Characters and plenty of action"
An enjoyable and satisfying story. Interesting plot and lots of action that is well paced. Characters are well developed. Some surprise twists the novel really has everything. Stefan Rudnicki does a good job with male and female voices. I enjoyed his narration of the story. Well worth the listen.
"Couldn't continue with this book ..."
I'm not continuing with this book after the first disk because the narrator was putting me to sleep ... I might go back to it later, but very doubtful.
"exceedingly slow narration"
The speaker was so slow that I could not listen to it at all after 10 minutes. I tried to increase the speed but it didn't help. I've listened to many audiobooks and this is the first I had to stop for slow narration. I very seldom give this low of a rating.
"Gripping thriller!"
This book hooked me in the first five minutes and kept me on edge for the whole book. It was action packed and thrilling. This was also a top rated book for me because the author managed a great story without any foul language. I've always been a fan of certain authors who can manage this and when I listen to a book filled with foul language I don't usually listen to another book by that author. I will definitely try another by Mr. Morrell. If you like good mysteries with suspense and new twists and turns throughout, this is a book for you.
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Car wash worker sees image of the Virgin Mary
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Wed, 17 Oct 2012 10:45 UTC
A cloud of smoke caught Leiva's attention as he was preparing for work.
When the smoke cleared, he saw the image of the Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus in one of the car wash windows, he said.
Leiva was able to snap a few photos on his phone before the image disappeared. He proceeded to send the photos to his family in Honduras, as well as local pastors and ministers.
The owner of the car wash, William Savage, said he doesn't believe Leiva would make the story up.
The image appeared around 9:30 a.m., before any cars had been washed so no condensation had formed on the window prior to the incident.
Leiva has worked at the car wash for the past thirteen years, but this is the first time he has seen an image like this in one of the windows.
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For those whose imaginations produce such imagery on windows, road signs, tree trunks, pancakes, pieces of toast, etc. the "Maria Memory Stick" (AKA Flash Drive Mary) takes it one step further.
To the tune of "Plastic Jesus":
Data thieves, you'd better be wary,
'Cause I got my Flash Drive Mary,
Hangin' from the lanyard 'round my neck.
Plug her in, her heart starts beatin',
Transfer files, then go to meetin',
Hangin' from the lanyard 'round my neck.
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Book your room at Ettalong Beach Tourist Resort
Standard Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Standard Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Family RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Executive Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 infants)
Family SuiteMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children, 4 infants)
Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star resort with 10 restaurants and full-service spa
At Ettalong Beach Tourist Resort you'll be within just a 15-minute stroll of Ettalong Wharf and Hardy's Bay. Highlights at this resort include 10 restaurants, 5 coffee shops/cafés, and a full-service spa.
Free WiFi, balconies, and flat-screen TVs are featured in all rooms. Refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, and phones are also available. Limited housekeeping is available.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a full-service spa, Ettalong Beach Tourist Resort features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Dining is available at one of the resort's 10 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at one of the 5 coffee shops/cafés. This 3.5-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms.
High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include a conference center and conference space. This Ettalong Beach resort also offers spa services, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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I'll Raise You $10 for Kim Kardashian
I recently read that for $124,000, ordinary people can spend an entire day with Bill Clinton. Well, ordinary people with $124,000 to spare. The cash ponied up by winners of celebrity auctions, which literally raffle off famous people's time, then goes to charities—in this case, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Similar celebrity auctions hawk a tennis lesson from Andre Agassi ($100,000), a few hours with Paul McCartney and his band ($130,000) and a private tour of the guitar collection of U2's the Edge ($42,500), a prize won by Jimmy John Liautaud, the founder of Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches. In each case, the proceeds go to highly worthy causes—and not just, say, to make up for all the money that the Edge could end up losing on his investment in the "Spider-Man" musical.
Obviously, not everyone can come up with this kind of moolah, so for the cash-strapped there are also celebrity auctions that provide indirect contact, rather than actual face time, with various celebrities.
Last year, the actor Zachary Levi, the star of the TV show "Chuck," raised somewhere around $15,000 to rebuild a Haitian church by agreeing to follow the winning bidder's thoughts on Twitter and to retweet the winner's tweets. I have no idea what this actually means, and I suspect that no one in Haiti does either. Haiti is simply not a tweeting and retweeting kind of society. But if celebrity tweeting raises money for charity, I'm all in favor of it.
For some time I've been thinking about participating in one of these celebrity auctions, perhaps offering Kardashian Family tweets as Christmas-stocking stuffers, but to date none of the celebrities raffling off their time or their tweets appeal to me.
That might be changing.
I recently heard a rumor that a celebrity auction will soon offer the lucky bidder a chance to spend an entire day with Joe Biden. Hearing the vice president wax philosophic on such issues as Barack Obama's personal hygiene—and the disproportionate amount of revenue generated by state troopers writing dubious speeding tickets in his home state of Delaware—would be infinitely more fulfilling than listening to an old gas bag like Bill Clinton ramble on about Monica Lewinsky and what he really thinks of Al Gore.
Alas, insiders in the celebrity auction world inform me that just an hour with Mr. Biden would set me back a cool two million, a figure not expected to decline much so long as he is parked on Pennsylvania Avenue.
"For $2,042,500, you could get Biden to take you on a tour of the Edge's guitar collection," the source adds. "When those two get in the same room, the fun literally never stops. Throw in another 15,000 bucks and you can get the guy from 'Chuck' to tweet about your experience."
Other celebrity auctions sure to rake it in for charities include a night on the town (Marseille) with Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a night on the town (Palermo) with Silvio Berlusconi, a night on the town (Malibu) with Mel Gibson, and an intriguing holiday package called "Hanukkah With Joe Lieberman."
Also in the mix are "Pizza Night With Herman Cain," "Holding Tank Weekend With Lindsay Lohan," and "Occupy Something, Anything, With Susan Sarandon," who for $250,000 will let you ride in her limousine to a protest of your choice. Toss in an extra $100,000 and Martin Sheen will join you. Toss in $200,000 and Charlie Sheen will drive the limo.
Perhaps the most innovative celebrity auctions are the ones where the winners bid against each other to avoid having to meet certain individuals. Fork over $50,000 and Michael Vick will never come over to your house and walk your dogs. Shell out $100,000 and the Oakland Raiders will not take your daughter to the senior prom. Write a check for $250,000 and John Tesh will promise never to visit your state.
The proceeds from these auctions will go to worthy causes: saving the whales, helping out flood victims and tossing a few thousand smackers the Edge's way, so that he can avoid having to give sandwich tycoons a private tour of his guitar collection. Honestly, Mr. the Edge, charity or no charity, this stuff is beneath you.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Metro Public Health Department is looking into complaints that a woman received more than 200 bedbug bites during a one-night stay at a Nashville hotel.
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Hi guys, figured that i should start posting again to really push myself to get better.
crits and comments are welcome and appreciated.
Hi guys, figured that i should start posting again to really push myself to get better.
crits and comments are welcome and appreciated.
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heh was too busy to notice a month fly by..
anyway, some creatures
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Great stuff, I love the squire in your first post. Hope its not another month till you post again.
The way you handle colours is great.
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Really great stuff! Looking forward to seeing more
Woo! I really like the way you've done these, soft, nothing too harsh. I very much like the dwarf in particular. Dwarves are awesome. You need to post some more though please!
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very middle earth, love the color scheme; I like the turtle dude with the soft reflection on his head
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Thanks for the support guys, will post as frequently as i can.
rendering exercise, but sucks that psd got corrupted and all i have is a preview jpeg.. well at least i'm lucky enough to still have the jpeg..
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Enlisting in a week, hopefully i can make time to draw then.
oh and please tell me if my stuff is too dark/light, some friends say its too dark, i hope i'm not the one with the wonky monitor.
here is a quick study from photo
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I like your use of soft edges
ill be staying tuned
have a good one
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Nice characters so far. Keep posting!
OmertA: Thanks, you too.
The_Flying_Dutchman: Thanks, will do.
anyway, learnt a couple of things painting that the gun.
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Really nice characters and that photo study looks good too.
Post more.
Emil_: ok :<
Greip: :/ i'll try and see how that goes, thanks for dropping by!
i didn't get much time to draw for almost another month, just managed to scribble a bit here and there.. anyhoo, figured this thread needed environments..not too happy with this though
..gotta find a way to squeeze more time for art..
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i like your environment , the green color is attractive to me .
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worked some more on the cyclops piece.. think i'm going to move on now ._.
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some beatuiful stuff, and it dosn't look to dark to me, looks fine, mabye they are the once with dark monitors
Got some really cool work here. The turtle guy you posted awhile back is my fav!
I looove your profile picture LOL,.....well
not speaking about your work here.
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more stuff!
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gloom and a wip
you have some great stuff, totally loving your rendition of gloom!
anteater: thanks, and more pokemon on the way lol
tried to go stylized but kinda failed
Such a beautiful monochromatic, earthly colors on the first pieces! Whatever you do, try to find time for art since you have a really nice style establishing here and it would be a shame for it to go to waste...
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A group of outgoing, energetic and adventurous entrepreneurs connected to dentistry whose aim is to give back, by ending dental pain for the children of Morocco. Just imagine, living with your family in an isolated fishing village with no dentists , a high sugar diet , no toothbrushes and no fluoride tooth paste. You don't need to be a dentist to imagine the consequences, but the dental neglect shocks even the most experienced of this group of national dentists and their team. Abscesses, pain and distress, parents of these children in Morocco are no different to any other around the world, they want their children helping. Maybe a little pebble in a big pond but three years ago a group of dentists from around the UK came together to form the Dental Maverick charity to provide dental care in remote areas of the world Expanding significantly in 2012,the Mavericks numbered a team of 15, including 8 clinicians and their support staff of dental nurses and admin staff. Excited at the prospect of providing restorative fillings for the first time to complement the inevitable extraction work load the Mavericks met up in Southern Spain for the ferry journey to Morocco. Laden with a tremendous range of clinical equipment donated by incredible dental company generosity and public donation, dental care we take for granted headed for a North Africa desperate for the services of this western team.
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The liverpool dental spa team intend to return to the mountain village of Azni to treat children in dental pain during our last visit we lost count after 600 teeth extracted over a 2 day period some children had walked four hours to get to the village in most cases that is the usual trip they make to school everyday untill they get fed up at 11 years old and will then to go on look after goats if they are lucky. Eva Branson has worked tirelessly to help these children learn crafts so they may find some kind of employment we hope to visit them and re visit one of the schools eva built for the village
Their diet consists of rice boiled with blocks of sugar rolled in bread and baked in honey so tooth decay is seen in every child
on our last visit we did find a local barber who worked as a dentist in a tent in the local market who removed teeth with no anaesthetic and forceps .
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Barns are surrounded by the flooded Musselshell River west of Harlowton, Mont., Thursday, May 26, 2011. As flooding washes out roads and swamps more homes in Montana, regional rains are forcing releases from dams that promise to swell the Missouri River past its banks downstream in Iowa and the Dakotas. The central Montana town of Roundup was under an estimated 6 feet of water Thursday as the latest bout of flooding pounded the water-logged state. (AP Photo/Lisa Kunkel)