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Pathways toward the Third Age: Studying a Cohort from the "Golden Age"1
Winter, David G., Torges, Cynthia M., Stewart, Abigail J., Henderson-King, Donna, Henderson-King, Eaaron, Annual Review of Gerontology & Geriatrics
During the last half of the twentieth century, a Third Age of life has become a real possibility for Americans of many social strata, instead of just a few privileged people, as Sorenson (this volume) demonstrates. This unprecedented demographic development will obviously require social planning, policy initiatives, and preparation. Equally important, however, is the matter of psychological preparation. How do people approach their Third Age? As they move toward retirement-perhaps in their 60s-with the prospect of several years, perhaps even decades, before the onset of infirmities and the approach of death, what anticipations do they have about this new stage of life? What are their hopes and fears? What hazards lie ahead? And what resources are relevant to avoiding these hazards?
Identifying critical psychological and social risk and strength factors is important for framing the terms of discourse for public policy, as well as for facilitating private preparations by Third Agers, their families, and those dedicated to helping them. On the one hand, if people can manage many of their Third Age problems by having enough money, then one would expect that any social-structural variables associated with greater availability and control of resources (race, gender, social class) will be critical for successful Third Age adaptation. On the other hand, psychological factors and personal strengths-both in addition to, and sometimes in spite of, social factors-are also likely to be as important for this stage as for earlier stages of the life cycle.
The prospect of a widely available Third Age is a challenge to existing social science theories about adult development and aging. Erikson's (1950) well-known "eight stages of the life cycle" theory of adult development was originally developed in the 1940s, when life expectancies were considerably shorter and most people had only a few years between retirement and death-if, indeed, they could afford to retire in a time before widespread pensions and Social Security. Erikson suggested that, after a mid-life stage of generativity (in which the central tasks are raising children and/or "producing") comes the final stage of integrity-versus-despair, in which people review and make meaning of their lives and come to terms with the inevitability of impending death. Erikson's theory is epigenetic: That is, what happens to a person at each stage (success, failure, fixation) has consequences for how, and how well, that person will proceed through all subsequent stages.
Is there more? Does the prospect of a Third Age suggest revisions or additions to Erikson's schema? Or can "generativity" and "integrity" somehow be expanded, partially merged, and stretched out to cover a range of years, possibilities, and problems that were virtually unknown 50 years ago, when his life-cycle theory was first published (see Erikson, 1982).
In his earliest publication on the life cycle, Erikson (1950) devoted only two pages to integrity-versus-despair. Later, he elaborated the nature and tasks of this final stage to include a variety of related elements: wisdom; mature hope; continued generativity; "integrality, a tendency to keep things together"; and a "timeless love for those few . . . who have become the main counterplayers in life's most significant contexts" (Erikson, 1982, p. 65). These themes all come together in the theme of vital involvement (Erikson, Erikson, & Kivnick, 1986), a concept that suggests both continued activity and continued connection (see, for example, James & Zarrett, 2005). That is, successful resolution of the final stage involves continued activity that is connected to other people and society at large.
What are the alternatives to this successful resolution? Faced with the inevitability of declining capacities and resources, some people may withdraw: holding on to what they have, shutting down their involvements, and taking refuge in a psychological "bunker" to await their inevitable physical death. …


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Dell Adamo Teardown https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/3SuNbF63MqVTqGEE Andrew Bookholt No estimate Moderate Dell Adamo
We partnered with TechRepublic to show you the beautiful inner details of Dell's all-new Adamo. Dell has clearly positioned the Adamo as a competitor to the MacBook Air. Does it have a chance? We'll find out.
 2015-12-04T09:19:41-07:00 We're happy to be partnering with TechRepublic on this teardown. TechRepublic is a great news and problem-solving resource for IT professionals. We'll post updates on twitter about this and other things we take apart. The shipping box is substantially larger than that of the MacBook Air (white box), but the two machines are nearly identical in size. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/3SuNbF63MqVTqGEE https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/RfCuhkHX6n6puoEh Ladies and gentlemen, Adamo has left the building box. Now we know why the the box was so large: the Adamo is encased in a "time-capsule" plastic casing, which in turn is protected during shipping via black plastic shipping caps. MacBook Air packaging requires less effort to remove. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/BqhdxbInZ2x1LyZx https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/DLXs44Bl3BLhMrua The Adamo's time-capsule cryo-chamber protection system ensures a safe voyage through spacetime for all components on board. We were kind of expecting a high pressure hiss and a dense fog to roll out as the container automatically opened itself. Didn't happen. There are two plastic tabs on the bottom of the case that had to be pushed quite firmly in order to release the Adamo from its clear sarcophagus. Lenin would be jealous. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/iMsPZoGQiVutILlG https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/5yWjMnvMKLgKMoQL The Adamo and the accessories. All our accessories were black, matching nicely with our "onyx" Adamo. We assume (given the price tag) your accessories will be white if you purchase the "pearl" version. The AC adapter is 45 watts, just like the MacBook Air's. The power brick design is elegant, but the actual plug isn't nearly as slick as the Air's MagSafe connector. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/PYXjvq15gRNGmNSX https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/FIWdMEcquKOJ2rZp The rear ports of the Adamo, from left to right: RJ45 Ethernet eSATA USB 2x USB DisplayPort AC Adapter The right side of the Adamo houses a SIM card slot and an audio out/headphone jack. You get a total of six ports with your Adamo, double that of the MacBook Air. It's a shame that they couldn't just put a DVI display port on the computer itself, and instead chose to include a bulky adapter. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XpoQYLdkET3CRTfX https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/2UeYGTXkNhv6ywox Adamo, meet Air. Now that you're acquainted... The Adamo's dimensions, as compared to the MacBook Air: Width: 0.23" larger Depth: 0.56" larger Height: 0.11" thinner It's interesting how the Air plays tricks with height. It certainly looks thinner than the Adamo... Both the Adamo and Air have very high torsional rigidity. This is largely due to their unibody constructions. It's hard to say which is more rigid, but the Adamo is heavier so it feels more solid. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/tD3LxHkywmLRkjQ2 https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/iBfYUtywFZjquPhm https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/UddUPdTwhhLcQ6Ji The Adamo's elegance clearly beats the Air from this angle. The Intel and Windows logos are not the typical stickers; they're painted into the case. Unlike the Air, there are no visible screws on the bottom of the Adamo. However, the gaps between case bottom and frame are significantly larger than the Air's. Getting inside may require some ingenuity... https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/SklWqAHgC2rDCl4M https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/6nigJJHfR4xNO6CA https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/ickIHq6rKiffoOSX It's time to use a metal spudger. The Adamo uses a very slick locking system to hold the bottom panel in place. The locking system utilizes three tracks of pins that span the inner left, right, and front edges of the computer. The pins lock into slots machined into the bottom panel, creating a very tight and secure connection. The bottom panel is removed by simply sliding the metal ear (shown in yellow) connected to each set of pins (shown in red) to the right using a thin metal spudger. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/DLYgwwS5AXYyoHuZ https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/uJuMV6lcgNHLbeag https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/gWFp6SjxSlsGiB1X Once the pins are released, the bottom panel simply lifts up. The battery connects to the motherboard with an orange ribbon cable. This cable should be disconnected before entirely removing the bottom panel. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/A4q5wGmheLREFkgt https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/AtgP4X24O1JQDYR5 The Adamo and Air with bottom panels removed. The MacBook Air we're using in this guide is the original model (released over a year ago). Despite it's age, the Air still packs a 1.6 GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 33% faster than our Adamo's 1.2 GHz processor. To its credit, the high-end Adamo does include 4 GB of built-in RAM, double that of the Air. Dell labels a lot more parts than Apple. This definitely makes our job easier, even though it's not quite as photogenic. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/Q4rYaXLETdYdgl2N The bottom panel contains an integrated 6 cell Li-Polymer battery pack. The 11.1 V battery is rated at 40 Watt hours, an improvement over the MacBook Air's 7.2 V, 37 Watt hour battery. (Dell's manual says 12.6 V, but we trust the battery more than their writers.) The Adamo's advertised operating time is 5 hours, outliving Apple's claims for the MacBook Air by 30 minutes. According to the manual, the battery weighs in at 489 grams. That's 27% of the Adamo's weight. In comparison, the MacBook Air's battery weighs in at 287 grams, only 21% of the Air's total weight. You can recycle the battery... in Japan. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/tjANDYX66QaoMABl https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/3DLnqIn1lMR6xqSR https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/dSjKhDPpH5KPYCDL Removal of the 128 GB solid state hard drive. The drive is a Thin 128GB uSATA MLC. This particular drive utilizes 16 Samsung 64 gigabit multi-level cell (MLC) flash chips. The Samsung chips are K9HCGZ8U1M, manufactured in February of this year. The drive transmits data through a normal SATA connector. Impressively, the specs listed on the drive indicate a maximum power consumption of only 1.05 watts and an operating shock of 1500G! The solid state drive's thickest point is the 4mm SATA connector. The rest of the drive is a scant 2.9 mm. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/pncH4wFULsXCa5TX https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/KaIs2duBNNX5IlWy https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/HqWpomonQYYk4RiD We believe this is an ambient light sensor to support the Adamo's backlit keyboard. Dell has used light sensors in a few other recent notebooks. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/CxrB6oCQLlgOdPi2 https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/xR63gLiHcMp1aZCr The Adamo has no shortage of wireless connectivity possibilities. This machine was the low-end model, so we only received two of the three wireless types. The missing spot in the middle is for a WWAN WiMax 5530 HSPA Mini Card for AT&T. Even though our machine came without the card, it could be easily added in the future. The antennas are routed to the slot and ready to go! Surprisingly, the Bluetooth board is twice the size of the 802.11n card. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/hsRH6S6IvGlNsKPY https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/G2WrMRcLCpSAIfAF https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/RglAo1AioPVYEics Removal of the 802.11n card and its three antenna cables. The printed user's guide that came with our Adamo says the machine includes 803.11n Wireless LAN. We're not sure if that's a typo, or something new we don't know about yet. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/IRxdFEFnM1LElPMK https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/JNvsIAX2CMqVX6XP https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/TCZCPCCUGODf12uM The wireless cards are attached to the motherboard via a single wide ribbon cable. The ribbon cable is held securely in place with adhesive, and peeling it up requires some patience. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/PmHQE1KapjmQ4flL https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/3M4VrCxQEJHE2CWg https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/vsvyT1B5Bt1JCBnt Removing the wireless data board. Interestingly enough, the hard drive ribbon cable routes data through the wireless data board before finally reaching the motherboard. You can see Dell's nice labels: WLAN, WWAN, and WPAN. If you fill in all slots, your networking capabilities will be local, wide, and personal. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/yE5tHULKwbUJZrJF https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/1V5MEVCupnoyE3aT https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/31SKXIIRYQMPJLFW We disconnected several ribbon cables from the motherboard before proceeding. Six Phillips screws hold the motherboard and its attached heat sink and fan in place. The display data cable connects to the bottom of the board, and must be disconnected before the motherboard is freed from the machine. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/j3awoHtlUHanJiCN https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/ITgCaT4oOIdOtOC5 Removing the heat sink. The heat sink is pretty tiny, but we assume a 1.2 GHz Core 2 Duo processor won't get that hot. We didn't see any thermal sensors in the machine, but one or more might be integrated into the motherboard. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/oVmxKnFaKcEAZsSL https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/QSHu4mOPAovnmlAe https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XyMh3SeAUyQKEUDp The top of the motherboard. You can clearly see the 2 GB 800MHz DDR3 memory in the center of the board. Don't plan on buying the low-end machine and upgrading your RAM later - it's not going to happen. Here's a hi-res shot of the board. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/uvwQXkVHG6aZGYWc https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XCZLnLEeQb3AT4oG The bottom of the motherboard. Yes, the processors are soldered to the motherboard. That's not a surprise, and hopefully you're not purchasing this machine to get the latest and greatest in processor technology. Unfortunately, all the ports are integrated into the motherboard. Repair will not be cheap if something goes wrong. Here's a hi-res shot of the board. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/q16v2LWFFf14b4qJ https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/DRCmD2ucIHRgu1DL On to removing the keyboard. There's a total of nine Phillips screws holding the keyboard in place, but one in the top left was removed when we took out the motherboard. That's not nearly as bad as it could be. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/SmEANGaBYFEWYmQO https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/oCeyFHgWtCXbknLZ The Adamo will likely be an excellent choice for people with large fingers. The letter keys on the Adamo have 30% more surface area than those on the Air. At least the keyboard (and probably the whole machine) is produced by Quanta Computers. They're the world's largest notebook manufacturer and make machines for both Apple and Dell. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/qBxLsaaAam6iMfXs https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/EsYSPEGPjP5hFDbT A plastic opening tool easily removes the magnetically-attached hinge cover. Dell hides your Windows product key under here. That's certainly a smart move, since the sticker doesn't exactly blend in with the Adamo's black onyx finish. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/5dTW1J6qH1QOgRjQ https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/qTqTdaUBd3axp3JS The hinge on the Adamo feels solid, but time will tell how well the hinge design holds up. Hinge problems have plagued a number of MacBook Air owners. Getting the display assembly off requires the removal of 14 screws: Eight Phillips on top, four on each hinge. Four Phillips on the bottom, two on each side. Two small Phillips on top, one on each side. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/wKvJH52GQd4rh5lV https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/aAAL1hGeSAOTOGRd https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/a2pQJy1DdYWyL6KT The display assembly is now unscrewed, but it's not entirely free yet. A bundle of antenna cables needs to be derouted from the top case. It'll be interesting the see Adamo's wireless range and performance. It's challenging to have good wireless reception with an all-metal computer. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/xWjP2rDCCwyo6HsR Removing the clutch cover. Two Phillips screws hold the clutch cover to the top case. After removing the screws, the clutch cover simply lifts up. The clutch cover is incredibly light. Dell definitely shaved every gram they could off this part. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/4T6Skm4U4aGkpu6E https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/Qc3WBmeSKJfBtK6J After lifting the clutch cover off, there's plenty of room to thread the display cables through the top case and remove the display assembly. The display uses a LED backlight, so no inverter is necessary. As shown on this step, the display data cable is on the left, and the camera data cable is on the right. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/21ZqtmhJ5KGsQdXv Free at last! It's a beautiful display, except for the mass of antenna wires. It would definitely be a prettier picture if we got out the scissors. This display has a 16:9 resolution of 1366x768. That's better than the 16:10 1280x800 resolution of the MacBook Air. You'll get an extra 25,088 pixels if you choose the Adamo. The manual lists the display's maximum power consumption as only 3.6 watts! https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/WP6DB3JNBMcotE3s And here's the whole Adamo enchilada... We included the final picture from our MacBook Air First Look for comparison purposes. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/Fm2EAacaGAYhoEyC https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/1Ne2iZ6MPjjtFrCd 2009-09-24T22:14:57-07:00


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ty I have a similar one that's much 'more'.. it's an owl completely done the same way, including the back ground.. but I'm not sure about it >.<
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# Clone the cilantro repo or a fork; go into the directorygit clone firstname.lastname@example.com/cbmi/cilantro.git && cd cilantro # Installs the dev depenencies including Gruntnpm install # Run Grunt 'work' task to perform the initial compilation of .coffee# and .scss files, it finishes by starting a `watch` processgrunt work
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In CTP5 we removed the Surface Area Configuration Tool (SACT). The main use of the tool is to enable remote connections for the Database Engine. To enable remote connections this sans SACT do the following:
The other DB Engine features that are configurable from SACT can be configured using sp_configure (look this up in Books Online for more information). Several of the features can also be monitored and configured using the Policy Management feature.
For Analysis Services, launch Management Studio, connect Object Explorer to your AS instance, right-click on the server and select "Properties". You'll find all of the feature configuration here.
For Reporting Services, some of the configuration is available from Management Studio. Other configuration options are only available in the RS configuration file.
In CTP5 there is no command line support for these configurations.
This is strictly an interim state and support across the board will improve in the next CTP.
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Irish cooks have moved beyond their traditional dishes into international cuisines. But they have not neglected their satisfying family dishes
In Ireland, foraging for your supper means enjoying a meal of sugar kelp crisps, stinging nettle pesto with brown bread and biscuits, and Galway Bay mussels topped with flowers and wild herbs
Carissa Greenlees: My trip was not driven by the desire to 'find myself' but rather to go beyond my comfort zone and prove to myself that I could travel a small corner of the world alone
With all due respect to Guinness, you can enjoy a pint of the stuff in more than 120 countries; so if you're in Ireland, try seeking out craft beer for a taste of something special that you can't get anywhere else
On the west coast of Ireland, the wild and woolly links courses lie on peninsulas formed by rivers brimming with Atlantic salmon and sea trout
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All Russian military deaths are now a state secret. Not that there could be any deaths, since Russia isn't in any war. Especially in Ukraine, where there are no Russian troops
Same-sex marriage happened as quickly as it did in Canada because the courts took the lead, and because politicians were happy to let them.


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The Ness of Brodgar is the excavation of a massive Neolithic walled enclosure that contains numerous well preserved monumental stone buildings on an unparalleled scale –best known from its media coverage as Orkney's Neolithic Cathedral'.
Excavations on Ness of Brodgar, in Stenness, will resume on Monday the 6th of July 2015, running until Friday the 28th August 23 2015
During this time, the Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology (ORCA) dig will be open to the public from Wednesday the 8th July until Wednesday the 26th of August.
The 2015 dig dates are Monday 6th July until Friday 28th August 2015
Visiting the Dig - Individual visitors
Individual visitors are welcome - there will be FREE site tours with diggers on site from Monday to Friday at 11am, 1pm and 3pm - no need to book, just turn up. These tours start on Wednesday 8th July and run until Wednesday the 26th August.
On Saturdays and Sundays there will be no diggers to see, but there will still be free site tours at 11am and 3pm - again just turn up.
Open days will be held on Sunday 26th July and Sunday 23rd August 2015
There is free car parking space at the dig on a grass field, please note vehicles are left at owners risk.
The entrance to the dig field is very narrow and is NOT suitable for large vehicles such as camper vans - please park at the Standing Stones or Ring of Brodgar car parks and walk to the site.
The walk through the World Heritage Site from either the Ring of Brodgar or Stones of Stenness is very pleasant and is recommended to anyone with the time.
Please note there is NO PARKING in ANY of the passing places on the Brodgar road and you MUST NOT PARK in any of these places - Police Scotland patrol the road regularly and may well issue you with a parking fine if you are found parked illegally!
Group visits - more than 8 people
For logistical & health & safety reasons, we regret that groups of more than 8 people are not permitted on ANY of our regular public tours - please DO NOT just turn up!
If you would like to visit with a group of more than 8 people you MUST contact us well in advance by email.
We will do our best to help but it may not be possible to allow your group to visit depending on the availability of site staff, other booked groups etc.
Please note that there is NO AVAILABLE PARKING FOR COACHES OR MIDI COACHES at the Ness of Brodgar and coaches MUST NOT be left in the passing places on the Brodgar road.
For more details please visit:
Ness of Brodgar Trust website at http://www.nessofbrodgar.co.uk
American Friends of the Ness of Brodgar Inc at http://www.nessofbrodgar.com
During the excavation a daily dig diary is updated at http://www.orkneyjar.com/archaeology/nessofbrodgar/


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We caught the NYFW models between shows, checking out how they beat the blizzard without losing an ounce of street style. Fur coats, boots and beanies were all-around model musts—not to mention the sleek hair and makeup from fresh off the runway.
Caroline Brasch Nielsen showed her wild side in a fur vest with leather sleeves, pitting animal against animal with her leopard shoulder bag. Coated jeans and athletic shoes completed her on-the-go look.
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There was even more pattern mixing later in the week, this time with a puffy leopard coat. Leather sweatpants and round sunglasses finished her cool-girl style.
The fur trend didn't stop at neutrals—this model rocked an eye-catching red coat with her model-must, the ultra-oversized carry-all.
This model blended in with the snow, but certainly stood out from the crowd in her voluminous white fur jacket. She smartly kept the rest of her look to a minimum with sturdy boots and a colorblocked tote.
A denim button-down and black cigarette jeans are a must in any wardrobe, and this model elevated her all-purpose pieces with a patchwork fur jacket and oxblood booties.
Jourdan Dunn stopped in the mid-show rush to show off her fuzzy hunter hat, pairing the soft cap with tough leather pieces, a laid-back sweatshirt, and weather-appropriate boots.
Candy-colored hair was present on more than one runway, and this model even matched her A-line skirt to her pink locks. She completed her vintage styling with fishnet tights, patent ankle boots and a luxe black cocoon coat.
This model wore her vampy lipstick and slicked hair off the runway, going gothic from head-to-toe with a black pea coat, leather capris and edgy buckle boots.
A beanie not only kept this model warm, but was a nod to the urban trend seen on runways. Her graphic print, watercolor-wash denim and patterned back added to the street-chic effect.
A black stocking cap was just one element in this model's borrowed-from-the-boys aesthetic. It's a wonder she had time to lace up those boots and still make it to her next show.
This model made her adorable pleated romper work for winter with a pair of opaque tights. Her motorcycle jacket and patent brogues balanced the fun and feminine piece.
A tweed jacket with oversized lapels from last fall's Kenzo runways still rocked on this model. She contrasted the olive green with a pair of poppy red joggers and mixed knits with her striped sweater.
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The snow may have been muddy, but this model was reflecting pure sunshine with her clear frame round sunglasses. A blazer and heels gave her menswear-inspired separates some elegant structure.
Still rocking her Carolina Herrera braided 'do, this model tried to keep the weather out with a sheer scarf. Her asymmetrical leather skirt and fur vest probably did the trick a bit better.
A pair of sunny yellow high-waisted pants gave this model's look some summery pop—a funky hat and the ubiquitous fur coat completed her bumblebee ensemble.
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Winter Conferrings at NUI Galway
Monday, 21 November 2011
Over 1,600 students will graduate from across the five colleges at NUI Galway at the University's winter conferring ceremonies, which take place from 23 to 25 November. Liam Ferrie will also be conferred with an honorary Master of Commerce degree. A native of Scotland, Liam is now living in Menlo, Co. Galway. In 1987 he founded the Irish Emigrant, a weekly online newsletter covering Irish news, and has been working as Editor and writer of the publication since then. He is also Founder of Irish Emigrant Publications, Ireland's longest-established Internet publishing company, producing online publications such as Professional Ireland, BookView Ireland, Arts Ireland and Sports Ireland. Speaking in advance of the ceremonies, President of NUI Galway, Dr Jim Browne, said: "NUI Galway is fortunate to be associated with many outstanding honorary graduates throughout its history. Today we are proud to honour Liam Ferrie for his contribution to the Irish diaspora. As founder and publisher of the Irish Emigrant he has fostered a sense of community among the global Irish diaspora, by delivering news from Ireland through his weekly online publication, the Irish Emigrant newsletter." In addition, degrees, higher diplomas, Masters and PhDs will be awarded to students graduating over the three days from the College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences; College of Engineering and Informatics; College of Business, Public Policy and Law; College of Science; and the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Celtic Studies. -ENDS-
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NUI Galway to Hold Information Evening in Cork
Monday, 21 November 2011
Secondary school students interested in NUI Galway are invited to an information evening in Cork on Thursday, 1 December. Parents and guardians are also particularly welcome to the event which runs from 7 to 9pm in the Silver Spring Moran Hotel in Cork City. The evening will begin with short talks about NUI Galway and some of the 60 courses it offers. Afterwards, current students and NUI Galway staff will be on hand at information stands to answer any individual questions in relation to courses offered by the University and about practical issues like accommodation, fees and scholarships, and the wide range of support services available to our students. The ever-increasing popularity of NUI Galway is in part due to a suite of innovative new programmes, developed in response to the changing needs of the employment market, including an Energy Engineering degree and a Maths and Education degree aimed at training Maths teachers. Visitors to the information evening will also get information on NUI Galway's newest degree programme, a BA in Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies which is brand new for 2012. "NUI Galway has a great deal to offer. Our own students tell us our lecturers are inspirational and challenge them to achieve their full potential. The student experience in Galway is second to none, and we want to bring a taste of that to Cork, while also providing all the practical information on accommodation, CAO points, fees, scholarships and courses. With so many courses on offer, this event in Cork is a perfect opportunity to meet current students and our lecturers to see what degree might be the right fit", says Caroline Loughnane, Director of Marketing and Communications at NUI Galway. To find out more about the information evening in Cork, contact NUI Celine O'Donovan, Schools Liaison Office at NUI Galway, on 087 239 1219 or firstname.lastname@example.com. -Ends-
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NUI Galway College of Science Research Day
Monday, 21 November 2011
The College of Science at NUI Galway recently showcased PhD research in its various disciplines in a 'Research Horizons' evening. Invited speakers from Queen's University Belfast, Oxford University and University College Dublin gave detailed talks on their work and with students from all Schools in the College of Science presenting their work in a competition that was judged by the three invited speakers. The winner of the competition was Claire Concannon, a Biochemistry student from Tralee, Co. Kerry, who spoke on 'The role of the proteasome in triplet repeat DNA expansions'. Second place was presented toPharmacology and Therapeutics student Sandra O'Brien from Galway City, who spoke on 'Early life fluoxetine exposure: Behavioural effects in adulthood'. Third place was awarded to Biochemistry student, Lynda O'Leary from Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo, who described her work on 'An alternative TRAIL to killing cancer'. The external speakers included: Professor A.P. de Silva, Queen's University Belfast who delivered a talk on '2011: A small space odyssey with luminescent molecules'; Professor Alain Goriely, Oxford University, spoke on 'The mathematical mind of Professor Moriarty: all the mathematics you will not see in the new Sherlock Holmes movie'; and Dr Emma Teeling, University College Dublin, who described 'What bats can tell us about the evolution of sensory perception in mammals'. The 'Research Horizons' event presented a broad and exciting range of cutting-edge research at NUI Galway and should help inspire other students to consider a career in scientific research. -ENDS-
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New Book on Prison Sentencing
Monday, 21 November 2011
Sentencing: Towards a Coherent System by Tom O'Malley, a Senior Lecturer in Law at NUI Galway, has just been published by leading law publishers, Thomson Reuters. As prison populations in Ireland and elsewhere reach record levels, governments are being forced to rethink many of the policies which held sway in recent decades, especially in regard to the use of mandatory sentences and rigid sentencing guidelines. This book provides a detailed analysis of the nature of judicial discretion and claims that a just and effective sentencing system can be devised by retaining this discretion provided it is accompanied by various judicial support systems. It includes a survey of measures adopted internationally since the early 1980s to structure judicial sentencing discretion and argues that, in small jurisdictions in particular, a reasonable balance between flexibility and consistency can be achieved without resort to some of the more drastic measures introduced in the United States and elsewhere. The book also includes a substantial foreword by Chief Justice Susan Denham who, prior to her appointment as Chief Justice, had chaired the Irish Sentencing Information system project (of which Mr O'Malley was a member) and also the committee which recommended the establishment of a permanent Court of Appeal. In her foreword she notes that a permanent court of appeal would be required if some of the recommendations made in this book were to be implemented. The author, NUI Galway's Tom O'Malley, said: "This book is not intended as an analysis of existing sentencing law. Instead, it treats sentencing as an important aspect of public policy which carries heavy social and economic costs. In many cases, those costs are justified but we must always strive to develop and refine policies which will make the system as socially productive and cost-effective as possible. Our School of Law is now part of the College of Business, Public Policy and Law, and I hope that this book will enhance our contribution to public policy discourse, nationally and internationally." Mr O'Malley is already the author of leading Irish treatises on criminal law, criminal procedure and sentencing law, and he has recently been invited to deliver a postgraduate course on comparative criminology at the University of Leiden Law School in the Netherlands in spring 2012. -ends-
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Galway Science & Technology Festival Exhibition Expects 20,000 Visitors
Monday, 21 November 2011
The 14th annual Galway Science and Technology Festival which is part of National Science Week will run until Sunday, 27 November. The two-week free event has provided shows, demonstrations and activities to 130 primary and secondary schools encompassing 22,000 students and will culminate with a fantastic family day out at the Festival Exhibition on Sunday, 27 November at NUI Galway. The Festival aims to increase the uptake and popularity of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) subjects among young people by taking shows to primary and secondary schools throughoutGalwaycity and county. The free Festival Exhibition on Sunday, 27 November, will be attended by the European Commissioner for Research, Innovation and Science, Máire Geoghegan-Quinn and will take place from 10am-6pm at the Bailey Allen Hall, Orbsen and IT Buildings at NUI Galway and other campus venues. There will be hundreds of scientists, engineers and business innovators showcasing their work at 78 interactive stands representing areas including research, education, industry and the environment and visitors will be able to participate in experiments, watch demonstrations and discuss ideas with researchers. Different exhibits will allow the public to learn more about topics such as life-saving medical devices, renewable energy, a Cloud Computing presentation by 6th class students fromBriarhillSchool, IT in the future, Kitchen Chemistry, and much more. NUI Galway's museums will all be open on the day, and the popular 3D Tour of the Universe makes a welcome return. Visitors can experience 78 exciting interactive exhibition stands from severalGalwaybased science and technology companies. A free Park and Ride service atCorribVillage,Newcastle,Galwaywill be in operation on the day. This year a booking system is in place through www.galwayscience.eventbrite.com to help people plan their day. Festival Chairman, Tom Hyland commented: "The Festival Exhibition has become a calendar highlight for families and educators with over 20,000 visitors to last year's exhibition. We are very thankful to NUI Galway for providing facilities on campus to host the 78 interactive exhibitions this year. The Board of Galway Science and Technology Festival would also like to express their gratitude to main sponsor Medtronic and to all of the other sponsors including The Galway Enterprise Board, Discover Science & Engineering and Boston Scientific – Avaya, SAP, GMIT, Cisco, IDA Ireland, HP, Covidien, Merit Medical,LakeRegion,EnterpriseIreland, Údarás na Gaeltachta, Marine Institute and Transitions Optical. All of these companies in their own way help bring excitement and fun to science and technology for children and families across the city and county." Last week students enjoyed school shows like the K'NEX Roadshow which fosters an interest in science and robotics, an explosive Dr Thompson's Laboratory and the Mad Science Air Blast Show. This week schools can look forward to shows like Magic Mathworks, Sue McGrath's Chemistry Show, Cosmic Explorer's with Robert Hill, Blackrock Castle Observatory's StarDome and Mr Bug with Matt Lewis. Gerard Kilcommins, VP Global Operations & General Manager Medtronic commented: "In 2001, Medtronic became the main sponsor of the Galway Science and Technology Festival and, while we had no doubt in our minds about the importance of the initiative locally, we could not have imagined it would develop into such a successful event and highlight in the calendars of the educational and science communities. Now, more than ever, harnessing the power of science and technology, and engaging our younger generation in this area so that we can produce high-calibre scientists and engineers in the future, is pivotal toIreland's economic destiny." NUI Galway is running many interesting shows and events to stimulate the mind including Computer Game Programming with Kinect, an invitation to Senior Cycle Physics Students to the newEngineeringBuildingand a talk for students, parents and teachers on Cyberbullying. The Zoology andGeologyMuseumwill be open for tours along withIreland's onlyComputer & CommunicationsMuseum. President of NUI Galway, Dr Jim Browne, commented: "For many years, Galway Science and Technology Festival has generated real excitement for young people about the wonders of science and technology. As a University, NUI Galway shares this belief in the importance of making science and technology attractive to the next generation. Why? Because never before has Irish industry and society depended so much on bright, talented graduates to buildIreland's capacity in technology, research and innovation. We are delighted to work closely with the Festival as it gives us in the University a chance to open our doors, so that we can share the boundless possibilities and the sheer fun of science!" GMIT will host tours of all facilities including science, technology and engineering laboratories. There are also various interesting workshops for students including Modern Medicines, The Chemistry of Smoking Addiction and NicotinePatches and a Forensic Investigation. This year a Mentoring Program by local engineers is available to senior cycle students looking for career advice. Galway Senior Hurler and Enginner at Medtronic, Damien Joyce is one such mentor. Engineers from over 11 different companies participating in this initiative will visit schools and talk to the students about their subject choices, give practical career advice and share their work experience. To book shows visit firstname.lastname@example.com. The 2011 Programme of events and School Booking Forms are available at www.galwayscience.ie -ends-
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Róisín Ní Mhainín, Sean-nós Dancer in Residence at NUI Galway
Friday, 18 November 2011
The Centre for Irish Studies at NUI Galway is delighted to announce the appointment of Róisín Ní Mhainín, a native of Rosmuc, as Sean-nós Dancer in Residence for 2012. Recognised as one of the first generation of female sean-nós dancers to gain widespread popularity, Róisín has developed a distinctive style of dancing and is acknowledged by her peers as a leading exponent of sean-nós dance in the new millennium. Her success at An tOireachtas further demonstrates her leading role among sean-nós dancers and within the wider traditional arts community. Róisín has performed extensively in stage productions such as 'Between the Jigs and the Reels' and 'The Well' in Vicar St and further afield at the Milwaukee Festival. At the reception to mark her appointment, Róisín captivated family, friends and admirers with her performance. Treasa Ní Mhiolláin, the outgoing Sean-nós Singer in Residence for 2011 described the first time that she saw Róisín perform as a skilful young dancer, and was particularly pleased to pass on the artist in residency baton to Róisín for 2012. In announcing her appointment, Professor Gearóid Denvir observed that Róisín drew from the wellspring of traditional culture in Connemara through her steps and her appointment as Sean-nós Dancer in Residence emphasises the University's commitment to, and recognition of, the value of that tradition. As part of her residency, Róisín will participate in a series of performances throughout the year and also importantly, will give a series of sean-nós dance workshops at NUI Galway. The workshops will be open to the public and commence in January 2012. In addition to the Centre for Irish Studies, this scheme is supported by Ealaín na Gaeltachta, Údarás na Gaeltachta and An Chomhairle Ealaíon. ENDS
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Wellcome Trust Announce Continued Support for School Debating Competition
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Wellcome Trust, the largest independent charity in the United Kingdom, has announced that it will support the Debating Science Issues (DSI) project for a fifth consecutive year. Co-ordinated by Danielle Nicholson, Outreach Officer with REMEDI at NUI Galway, this All-Ireland competition encourages young people to engage in debate on the cultural, societal and ethical implications of advances in biomedical science. Schools taking part initially receive a three-hour biomedical, bioethical workshop to facilitate discussion on the ethical issues raised by stem cell research, genetically modified food, nanotechnology, health and self-testing kits or flu vaccinations. School students then carry out research further in preparation for the debate. DSI is a cross border schools science debating competition involving nine collaborating partners: the Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI) at NUI Galway; W5 in Belfast; Biomedical Diagnostics Institute at DCU; Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland; CRANN at TCD; CLARITY at UCD; the Centre for Cross Border Studies in Armagh; Cork Institute of Technology; and Alimentary Pharmabiotic Centre at UCC. Commenting on the announcement, NUI Galway's Danielle Nicholson said: "Next year 48 schools will be involved and organisers will create a new topic surrounding the funding allocation made to develop treatments and research rare diseases. A new dedicated DSI website is also being developed." Boston Scientific, Abbott Ireland, Merck-Millipore and Pfizer Ireland are sponsors of the provincial trophies and prizes. -ENDS-
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Students Take to the Stage at Druid
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
From 24-26 of November, NUI Galway's Dramsoc are performing Tom Murphy's The Morning After Optimism in the Druid Lane Theatre. The performance is being facilitated as part of the NUI Galway partnership with Druid Theatre Co. Three of four members of the cast are currently studying on the BA CONNECT Theatre & Performance programme at NUI Galway, while the production team includes engineering, maths, creative writing and Irish language students. Darren Coppinger, an engineering PhD student in NUI Galway, directs the production. He says: "The producer and I discovered this play about two years ago, in the Abbey Theatre bookshop. It jumped out at me immediately and I wanted to put it on. The play had its first run last year, in the Bank of Ireland Theatre, NUI Galway. Thereafter, we felt the play had a huge amount to offer and we are lucky enough to be able to stage it in Druid – home of Tom Murphy - for a second run this year." He continues, "It's a play about James and Rosie – the pimp and the whore. In the course of the play, they discover their better selves, as well as idealized lovers in Edmund and Anastasia, a prince and a maiden. It's a play of opposites: on one side you have the sinners and on the other, the saints. Murphy places them in a surreal forest, as a means of exploring these contrasts and assessing whether they can survive in the one space. In the play, James, the pimp talks about his indoctrination in the form and the language of fairytale. To me, the play is a dialogue about false hopes. It looks at the demise of our childhood illusions, which tend to inhibit us from dealing with harsh reality. The work has universal appeal and although first performed in 1971, it feels contemporary. The concept of fairytales of the past clashing with the cold reality of modernity corresponds, I think to conflicting feelings about where we are as a society. Like James and Rosie, we are asked to confront our illusions and decide where we want to go next." The play is heavily influenced by on the music of Berlioz (Symphonie Fantastique). It deploys dashes of colour, unusual props, expressive gesture and movement to create its own unique world. Unlike most of Murphy's works, The Morning After Optimism uses little Irish dialect. He concocts a new vernacular of storybook clichés, rediscovered vocabulary, proverbs, manic imagery and phrases from songs. Thomas Kilroy wrote of it that it 'exists between the rabid, spilling language of the streets and the language of fairytale. Great lunatic monologues in which these two realities clash and mix and outrage one another'. This production is the second occasion on which NUI Galway Dramsoc has performed in Druid Lane Theatre. Last year, the society hosted the Irish Student Drama Association (ISDA) Festival, and used the theatre as one of its main venues. The Festival itself went on to win the prestigious title of 'Event of the Year' in NUI Galway, winning Dramsoc the title of 'Society of the Year' at the NUI Galway Society Awards. Darren continues: "The University and Druid formalized their relationship by means of an academic partnership last year. This production, we hope will be the first of many Dramsoc plays to be performed in this iconic theatre. The society is one of the largest on campus, and produces more than 25 productions annually. It is great to see Druid supporting Dramsoc and NUI Galway – already, students are benefitting from the relationship and long may it continue." The NUI Galway Dramsoc's production of the play, The Morning After Optimism, by Tom Murphy runs in Druid Lane Theatre from November 24-26. Shows start at 8pm, and tickets are €5/€8, from the Socs Box in Áras na Mac Léinn. Reservations can also be made by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or phoning 086 1632868. -ends-
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Stopping Bugs that Smash Antibiotics
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Many common infections that were once a scourge, such as typhoid and cholera, have been almost forgotten in Europe. This is largely because of improved water supply and sanitation but also because we have had safe antibiotic treatments that work to treat serious infections for the last 50 years. A lot of this progress is at risk now because bacteria that can resist antibiotic treatment are becoming more common, according to Martin Cormican, Professor of Bacteriology at NUI Galway's School of Medicine. Friday, 18 November, is European Antibiotic Awareness Day. It is a reminder of how much the discovery of antibiotics has helped us all to live longer and healthier lives, but also of how much is at stake if we do not act to save antibiotics. According to Professor Cormican: "As bacteria become resistant to all the older antibiotics, we know that drug companies are finding very few new antibiotics. If we do not have antibiotics that work, certain types of surgery and cancer treatments will become almost impossible do safely because the risk of infection in patients will be too great." NUI Galway scientists and doctors in the School of Medicine are working with others in Ireland and Europe to track the spread of antibiotic resistant bacteria in Ireland and on finding better ways to cut down on overuse of antibiotics. "Our work at NUI Galway shows that bacteria can change their genes and even swap genes with other bacteria very quickly. Some genes can give bacteria the power to smash the antibiotics into pieces before they have a chance to work. The more often we use antibiotics, the better the chance that a bacteria with a gene that breaks down the antibiotic will develop and spread. Every time drug companies manufacture a new antibiotic we see the same thing happen within months or years. Right now we are working with people around the country to track the latest big antibiotic-resistant problem which is called CPE. These CPE bacteria have now been found in seven different labs in Ireland – there are many different kinds of CPE and many of these bacteria are resistant to almost all of the antibiotics that we have to treat infection." For Professor Cormican, there are some very simple things that can be done to slow down the advance of resistant bacteria. "We need to use less antibiotics, and we can do this safely if we all stop using antibiotics when there is no need for them. Antibiotics are prescribed by a doctor and so part of our research with the Discipline of General Practice and funded by the Health Research Board is to look at ways to help doctors use antibiotics in better ways." He also points out that many people still think that they should get antibiotics from the doctors for colds, coughs and sore throats and other minor infections. Many minor infections do not need antibiotics and many are caused by a virus and antibiotics do not help even a little bit for infection with virus. However, it is also important to know that taking antibiotics you don't need, will kill your good bacteria and can cause diarrhoea and thrush. "So keep your good bacteria safe by taking antibiotics only when you really need them," says Professor Cormican. The Environmental Protection Agency has also supported the work at NUI Galway, which found that some antibiotics and antibiotic resistant bacteria escape from places including hospitals into the environment. "We do not know yet how much this adds to our problems but there is reason to believe it could make things worse", explains Professor Cormican. "We also need to be careful if we have left-over antibiotics. Do not pour them down the sink or the toilet, do not put them in the bin as they might eventually get back into rivers, lakes and drinking water. We can only dispose of them safely by taking them back to the pharmacy." Professor Cormican concluded: "If we all work together on this we can help to keep antibiotics that work for our children and grandchildren." -ends-
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NUI Galway PhD Graduate Awarded Prestigious European Doctoral Award
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Dr Michael Keeney, a PhD graduate of NUI Galway, has been awarded the prestigious European Doctoral Award for his PhD studies. The award is made annually by the European Society for Biomaterials and confers added value to the Doctoral Degree already gained by Dr Keeney, who is originally from Donegal Town. The award is complementary to the PhD degree, and recognises the European or international dimension of work, acting as a proof of quality. The award also acknowledges the PhD supervisor, in Michael's case, Professor Abhay Pandit of the Network of Excellence for Functional Biomaterials (NFB), NUI Galway, proving the integration of their research at an international level. This is the first European Doctoral Award in the field of Biomaterials won by an Irish student or University. Michael completed his Doctoral Degree at NUI Galway having graduated in 2010. His research, funded by IRCSET and SFI, was undertaken at the NFB and involved tissue regeneration of bone defects; the thesis was entitled "Design and Functionalisation of Collagen/Calcium Phosphate Scaffolds for Non-Viral Gene Delivery in Bone Tissue Engineering". In order to qualify for the award, Michael spent time at the Jansen Laboratory, at Radboud University in the Netherlands, where he performed in-vivo studies on bone formation, a placement that was supported by the European Molecular Biology Laboratory. After a brief period working as a research assistant at NUI Galway, Michael was offered a postdoctoral research fellowship at Stanford University in the United States. At Stanford, Michael currently works on tissue engineering and drug delivery in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. Speaking about his receipt of this award, Michael said: "It is an honour to receive such a prestigious award from the European Society of Biomaterials and it is a credit to all the hard work being performed at the NFB." -ends-
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