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Do you support Cambodia or Payoneer?Asked by Saovry on January 24, 2017 at 11:12 AM
I am Saovry from Cambodia. My organization is base in Cambodia. We are having problem to find the payment gateway from our donors to donate to us through our website.
We plan to us Jgive component from http://techjoomla.com that it has your integration also. We want to use other ways also if it is possible for us to receive the donate from our donor through our site that it can transfer money from visa/master card to bank account.
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text: Okay. So before hints were given, the three Admirals were Aokiji, Akainu and Kizaro. All three are Logia users and of similar strength. Although it is not proven yet, we can safely predict that Aokiji is the current Fleet Admiral (After time skipp). The discussion in this blog is; will Aokiji be replaced and a third admiral is chosen? Or will there only be 2 remaining admirals? We are not aware of another logia user in the Marines. So if there is a new admiral. Will he be Logia? I personally believe they will bring a strong vice admiral who during the war was in the New World chasing Kaido or something to be the next admiral. I think he will be a Logia user just like his 2 equals Kizaro and Akainu. Which Fruit/Power? Hmmm. I think he will be some type of earth logia. Not sure how it will work, but it's just a random guess =P Or maybe a water logia =o ultimate battleground - during rain =P

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What's surprising to me is that both black men and white men rate Asian women higher than they do women of their own race.
Not that there is anything wrong with this though. It's just strange. And yeah - I'm not sure dating site stats are that valid.
Fraught with stereotypes and it's exacerbated by the fact that on a dating site, you have to list preferences in general. In fact, a guy might think he's not attracted to black women and then meet one in the supermarket one day that he goes nuts over.
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Durban - The Department of Basic Education is concerned about the security of exam venues before the matric examinations.
Speaking at a media briefing at the Pretoria head offices of the department on Tuesday, Dr Rufus Poolah, chief director for national assessments, said group copying incidents that occurred in the past two years were a concern.
The KwaZulu-Natal province was implicated in allegations of group copying in 2014 and last year's national senior certificate examinations.
"Over the years one of the problems has been the security of the papers. Can our schools be trusted as centres for the examinations?" he said.
"We have to be open and honest, the fact that we had group copying in 2014 is an indication that some of our centres cannot be trusted fully. The examinations are high stakes, it determines status of the school in the community.
"There are pressures. Exams at high stakes has to be a strong monitoring component. We have to make sure that across the country, every exam gets monitored. We will use district officials and even appoint independent monitors to make sure there is compliance," he said.
Poolah said schools categorised as high risk were less than 1% of the cohort and said this was not only a risk posed by public schools, but also independent schools which wrote the DBE-administered final examinations.
"Our risk is highest at our independent centres, not our public schools. There, more independent schools write state exams versus Independent Examinations Board (IEB). Independent schools are profit-making institutions."
Poolah pointed out this resulted in schools being subjected to additional pressures.
Basic Education Deputy Minister Enver Surty said for the first time, more than 800 000 pupils would sit for the matric exams which commenced on Wednesday with the practical Computer Applications Technology.
There were a total of 827 324 pupils sitting for the exams, amongst them 150 183 part-time pupils – 27 000 more than last year's total.
The department would print a total of 258 question papers, which equated to more than 11.1 million question papers and 10.7 million answer scripts nationally.
More than 69 000 inviligators have been tasked with overseeing the exams at the 6 797 exam centres.
Elijah Mhlanga, the department spokesman, said also more than 4 700 new teachers who were expected to enter the teaching system from universities could be hampered if they did not complete their examinations this year because of the #FeesMustFall student protests at universities.
He said the 4 700 students were from the Fundza Lushaka bursary scheme, which was funded by the department.
"If they only write exams around March next year, depending on the rearrangement, they will only start working in 2018 – to some extent that will render the year a learning year, this pushes everything back to 2018," he said.
Surty said the potential loss of the academic year was of great concern to the department and that this would impede access to universities next year, effectively leaving Technical and Vocational Education and Training colleges as their only option.
"We are hoping for consultation and resolution (and that students will) try to find common ground. (As for) emerging learners entering the higher education sector itself, we do not want our learners to lose the academic year," he said.
Surty said lessons could be learnt from the Department of Basic Education's incremental support through the nutritional feeding programme, which had started with primary schools and quintile one schools, but was now catering to 9.7 million pupils daily at quintile one to three schools.
He added that the department was looking at ways to assist quintile four schools where it had been identified that similar support was needed.
Scope and size of 2016 NSC exams
Total candidates: 827 324
Full-time candidates: 677 141
Part-time candidates: 150 183
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An Xmas gift that everyone will take an interest in, this book really should be read by us all.
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The Coffee Percolator makes up to 6 cups of coffee and is suitable for both gas and electric hobs.
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Such a gorgeous keepsake and a firm best seller, the clever One Line a Day Five Year Memory Book has a page for each day of the year.
The idea is that the user writes about a sentence every day and, over time, as the pages fill, they will rediscover happy events and moments from the same day.
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The Tapas Set is beautifully made and consists of seven white porcelain bowls set into a seasoned oak paddle.
Stylishly packaged in a gift box, the Tapas Set and Oak Paddle is perfectly designed for relaxed entertaining at any time of year (New Year's Eve party anyone?).
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Possibly one of the most unusual and unique gifts ever, the bold and amusing wall plaque, with the wording "What if the Hokey Cokey really IS what it's all about?" is fabulous and quirky. It has a wood construction with a vintage 'edge'.
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The varied range of walks opens up the best of Britain's weekend walking over 1 or 2 days and during all seasons. Charming places to stay are hand-picked for the 2-day routes including small hotels, pubs, B&B's and short-let cottages.
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Spectranet was proud to sponsor a fund raising event at Sri Ram School, Moulsari campus, Gurgaon on the 18th of April, 2015. The event called "Sri Rocks" was jointly organized by the school authorities and the Parent Teacher Association of Sri Ram School. The school regularly works towards improving the status of under-privileged children residing in the vicinity of the school and conducts fundraisers in association with corporate houses. Spectranet was pleased to support the school in this noble cause by participating in Sri Rocks.
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text: Please forgive me if this isn't in the correct forum directory. Wasn't sure if this belongs in the inspire 1 discussion...or here. I have also searched and do not find any other topics. So if there are...forgive me again please. I have begun to have numerous issues since the dji firmware patch that introduced winter flight tweaks. It's getting so bad that I'm extremely tempted to downsize to a Phantom 3/4. Yesterday I went to fly...and when turning on the craft to take it out of travel mode from the app...the app considered my inspire pro as a Phantom 3. I posted about this and it was locked as someone else had this issue. Their forum post did not solve my issue. Even still I didn't crash mine as they had theirs. After updating the firmware...I thought it was fixed. I find out today it was not. When the camera is equipped...it is seen as an Inspire pro. Without the camera...Phantom 3. So now to put it into travel mode I have to leave the camera on...select the option...take off the camera...and then it goes into position. I can get used to that...but something has changed. Also, today is a lovely 68 degrees outside...perfect flying weather. The app however on 2 of the 5 batteries told me that it had to cut the propulsion systems to save the battery. I saw that during winter....but not during spring/summer weather. Instantly the batteries started to drain faster. And when it notified me of this...it spammed it like 8 to 10 times. And to add insult to injury...my 2nd battery now will not hold a charge. These batteries are about 200 a pop...I expect them to last longer than 12 flights. I store them in a dry cool place...I'm not rough with my craft...never crashed. I just get the feeling the app is the issue...either that or the craft I have is a mess. It's never behaved this way before though. Any ideas?


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Configurable list widget: Customize the style of the calendar fieldAsked by paulshustak on March 28, 2016 at 09:14 PM
When I click the calendar control there are a couple of problem with the way it displays:
1) The grid lines on the table show through the calendar
2) The day of the week headings are strangely worded ("Monday Mo", "Tuesday Tu") and extra words cause the calendar to be wider than necessary
I would like a more compact calendar such as the one that comes with the date/time control.
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Upon checking your config list, I found pseudo CSS injected into it which triggers all the table elements which create that problem.
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I understand that you want to display the full day names that's why you added the above CSS codes. There's actually a better way to achieve that using this CSS codes http://pastebin.com/raw/gCu9bnnt
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Thanks. I do need to display the day names. Unfortunately your revised example does not display them (https://form.jotform.com/60880900428961)
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Thanks, but this form still does not display the day of the week. I need the day to appear to the left of the date. For example: https://form.jotform.com/60450675676160
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Thanks, that works.
One more question for now: For the number field, is itpossible limit input to numbers? Currently any characters can be entered.
Perhaps related to this, when filling out this form on an Android device (Lollipop), the QWERTY keyboard displays. Would much rather display the numeric keypad.
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James Karinga joined Family Bank in October 2007 as a Credit Manager. He rose through the ranks to become the Head of Credit where he is tasked with offering departmental strategic leadership.
Karinga was instrumental in the strategy formulation and development of SME banking unit from inception to the current levels where it is a strategic unit within the Bank. Prior to that he had developed the Asset Finance product from the ground-up, propelling its growth to a KES 9 billion loan book over the period he was Head of Asset Finance.
He has also been instrumental in developing a robust and clear credit framework to support the lending function of the Bank.
Karinga holds an MBA in Strategic Management from University of Nairobi and a Degree in Bachelor of Arts in Economics, from the same University. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA K).
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I love when the apple harvest comes around in the fall--homemade apple pies, spice cakes, apple dumplings, applesauce cookies etc. The air gets cooler & the kitchens are filled with the earthy scents of fall baking--comfort food! This granola takes me back to that time--any time of the year.
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- 12 cups rolled oats, grain mix
- 2 cups cracked wheat
- 1 1⁄2 cups whole wheat flour
- 1⁄2 cup golden flax seed
- 1⁄2 cup ground flax seeds
- 5 cups dried apples (chopped)
- 3 cups english walnuts (roughly chopped)
- 3 cups raisins
- 2 cups unsalted sunflower seeds (hulled)
- 1 cup all natural apple juice
- 1 1⁄2 cups pure maple syrup
- 1 1⁄2 cups all natural clover honey
- 1 1⁄2 cups vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons ground cinnamon
- 3 teaspoons ground nutmeg
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 300°F You will need 4 glass baking dishes approximately 9x13-inches.
- In a very large metal roaster/pan, mix the first 9 ingredients together, making sure to coat all the fruit with the flour; set aside.
- In a large glass mixing bowl, combine the next 9 ingredients. Whisk until it is emulsified & cloudy in appearance.
- Pour all the wet mixture over the top of the dry ingredients. Mixing until all the dry is moistened, it will take about 10 minutes.
- Divide the granola into the 4 glass dishes, making sure not to put more than 1" thick into any one pan.
- Bake for 1 hour stirring every 15 minutes & rotating the dishes on the bottom rack with the ones on the top rack. Remove from oven & stir once more. Let cool completely in the Dishes. Store in airtight containers in a cool dry place. Can be frozen up to 6 months easily, Just take out as needed.


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Its side effects are typical for chemotherapy agents and include hair loss, muscle pain, joint pain and diarrhea. It also acts as an immunosuppressant.
Originally obtained from the endangered Pacific Yew tree, it has since been found in more sustainable forest products. However, although efforts have been made to synthesize the drug from plentiful materials, it has to date resisted attempts at total synthetic production.


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Nam Tso, Gyantse and Shigatse
The overland route from Lhasa to Yamdrok Lake, Gyantse, Shigatse and Nam Tso Lake is a fantastic route that allows you to see Tibet's most famous monasteries, temples and some of Asia's most stunning high altitude lakes. Read this post for more details!
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Tibet Dolma's Home is a great hotel located near the Norbulinka in Lhasa. The owner, a local Tibetan woman named Dolma, is one of the most amazing women I have ever met. Of her 34 staff, 26 of them are physically or mentally handicapped. Read more on why I love this hotel!
Tibetan Men from the Everest Region
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text: Chris Hayes of The Nation and journalist and author Naomi Klein discuss the Wisconsin protests against Gov. Scott Walker's attempt to end collective bargaining. Hayes speaks about the attempt to decimate public labor unions, following that of private-sector unions; the goal of destroying teachers unions as part of the weakening of public education, and way in which the demonstrations in Wisconsin are part of an American tradition of grass-roots mobilization and dissent. Klein views Walker's agenda as another example of her thesis in "The Shock Doctrine" (reviewed here) in which unpopular right-wing policies are rammed through during crises–a process that includes the constricting of democracy, currently through outlawing collective bargaining. Klein compares the resistance in Wisconsin to protests against the conservative policies of British Prime Minister David Cameron. Watch:


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Pierre Coppéré, chairman and CEO of Pernod Ricard Asia, keeps business moving fluidly.
Pierre Coppéré likes to define his lifelong career in the beverage industry in terms of liquids. A quick glance at his background and career history explains why that makes sense. Growing up in Lyon, in France's Burgundy wine region, he spent his childhood surrounded by wine. Later, as a business student specialising in marketing at the ESCP Europe business school in Paris, he did an internship with French food and beverage company Danone, and was assigned to work at one of its water affiliates, Evian. After graduating, he decided he wanted to pursued an international career and in 1977 moved to the US after joining Sopexa, a French partly state-owned entity whose mission is to promote French food and wines abroad.
He spent three months in Texas, and also worked in Austin, Chicago and New York during his one-year stay in the country. When he returned to France after a year to do his obligatory military service, a different world awaited him with the Chasseurs Alpins – or "alpine hunters" – an elite infantry brigade that trains in the mountains. Once out of the army, he compiled a short list of the companies he wanted to work for and sent them his résumé. His stint in the Alps had forged a lifelong love of the mountains and for a time he seriously considered a career in the skiing industry.
"I sent my résumé to a very, very limited number of companies, all having international business either in wine and spirits or skiing," he recalls. Wine and spirits won out in the end, when he was offered a job with Pernod Ricard, the company where he spend the rest of his career. "It's [been] a working life spent in liquid," he says. "From water to wine, and then to wine and spirits. I celebrated 35 years with Pernod Ricard on 15 July this year."
When he joined the company in 1979, Pernod Ricard was focused on extending its global reach. Coppéré moved from marketing to become area export manager in charge of exports for several countries. The company was expanding, in size and breadth, and opportunities for a versatile and determined graduate were abundant. "We managed to acquire businesses in different countries," he explains. "That's how our business changed from export to international, and that sort of changed the spectrum."
Coppéré worked in different departments and countries, becoming managing director of Pernod Ricard Southeast Asia in 1996, and moving back to Europe a year later to become managing director for Austria and South Central Europe, and later the Netherlands. He became chairman and CEO of Pernod SA in 2002, and moved back to Asia in 2009 to take up his current role.
Along the way, he has benefited from mentoring within the company. "I was lucky enough to come to work with Pierre Pringuet, the [now] CEO of Pernod Ricard, and it's fair to say we got along very well," he says. "We had a good understanding of the business. I worked for him, reporting directly to him for many years. To a certain extent, that accelerated my career within Pernod Ricard."
From the start, Coppéré was fully committed to Pernod Ricard and did not feel the need to explore possible careers in other firms or industries. It was not a case of making a conscious decision to stay with one company and work his way to the top – if anything, it was the other way round, he explains.
"I never thought I wouldn't stay with Pernod Ricard," he says. "I did find in Pernod Ricard everything that kept me excited for all those years. That's the reason why I'm still here. I never got bored, never."
In his current position, Coppéré's first responsibility is for the company's bottom and top lines in Asia – a demanding task, given that the region's contribution to the company has grown tenfold in the past 10 years. He explains that his role has expanded from a narrower management style based on a certain expertise, to a more holistic position that focuses on people management. In this capacity, he says his primary aim is to inspire.
"[The bottom line] is a key driver of Pernod Ricard's growth, but this is achieved via and with the team, and therefore managing the team, managing the people is absolutely key," he says. "I love it. It's very rewarding."
One of the ways that staff are engaged is by taking part in the company's efforts to combat underage drinking and other forms of irresponsible alcohol consumption, which forms the centrepiece of Pernod Ricard's CSR efforts. "What we've agreed as an industry is to fight it," Coppéré says.
The annual Pernod Ricard Responsib'All Day, for example, sees the company's 19,000 employees around the world focus for one day on encouraging responsible drinking. This includes highlighting Pernod Ricard's responsible-drinking initiatives, such as the launch of an app earlier this year that helps users calculate how many units of alcohol they have consumed.
With responsibility for a region that extends from the Gulf to Japan, Coppéré spends much of his time travelling to meet his core teams in different countries. In a typical year, he spends more than 200 days out of Hong Kong. "Fortunately, I like travelling, otherwise that would be an issue with my current job," he says. During his free time, he takes advantage of being based in Hong Kong and has visited most countries in Asia during the past five years.
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He also likes to ski, scuba dive and read. "Usually I can do three things at the same time: I can read a book while listening to music – pop-rock music, classical or opera – and sip a glass of Ricard."
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I don't usually like to double post on both blogs but many of you have asked . I started a blog Villa Cantina a couple years back to chronicle the completion of an unfinished lake house that our family purchased. You can read about it here if you are curious http://villacantinas.blogspot.com/2010_01_01_archive.html. After the home was completed and I had no more projects to chronicle (except maybe one or two) I decided to focus on the things to do and see in the area. since we do rent our home out as well. You can see it on vrbo here http://www.vrbo.com/313537 . My last "design related" post describing our vision for the lower patio area was here http://villacantinas.blogspot.com/2012/03/lower-patio-construction-and.html. My husband and son have been working on it off and on the past six months or so but lately rather diligently as we have a family reunion coming up and we need the extra space, not to mention a reprieve from the heat!! They do all the hard work…I just come up with the ideas that complicate things! Actually they come up with probably more ideas than I…but theirs are always more practical.
These are the kinds of things I do that drive THEM crazy….I have already purchased the chairs, the clock, the shutters, and probably many things they think are unimportant!
Here is the clock waiting to be hung. I love the fact that it is the same green as the trim.
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Here is what the "boys" have accomplished in just a few weeks. They laid base rock (several truckloads) and laid this concrete wall. The base rock will be covered with "california gold" this weekend.
They designed and built this unique fence. Here at the lake a fence has to be see through. Well you know what that means…chain link, etc….ugly! They built this with redwood posts and rebar!
Next our good friend and plasterer extraordinaire John of Favazza Plastering came down and helped us out and wala! It now looks like this
And this…. after we began planting (with what we could find locally). Notice the table base in the picture. Our friend and very talented craftsman Jim built the base for us and we are going to add a zinc top. I will post a better picture upon completion.
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Michigan State University is in the middle of its first campus-wide Science Festival which runs through Sunday, April 21. While our students' amazing, award-winning creative work is showcased throughout the corridors of our building, the college is also internationally respected for its outstanding science and research.
Just this week we learned that Communication and Media and Information(TISM) professor Joe Walther won the prestigious 2013 International Communication Association (ICA) Steven H. Chaffee Career Achievement Award. The award "acknowledges sustained and coherent work on a well-focused communication problem central to the communication discipline" and "must have comprised multiple projects and publications and generated second-generation work among students and other scholars." Join me in congratulating Joe, who is in Amsterdam at this time doing social media research as a Fulbright Scholar.
Additionally, the ICA is also awarding the 2013 Applied Research Award to associate dean of graduate studies Kami Silk, director of the Health and Risk Communication Center and communication professor Sandi Smith, and our beloved former chair of the Department of Communication Charles Atkin. This award "honors a scholar or group of scholars who have produced a systematic and outstanding body of research that addresses a significant communication problem…" We are so fortunate to have such an outstanding team of researchers working on internationally relevant health and risk-related communication problems, as well as mentoring our graduate and Ph.D. students here at CAS.
Coming up this week and featured in the MSU Science Festival agenda of events is the annual Brandt Lecture hosted by the department of Advertising and Public Relations, as well as two TISM video game demonstrations for children. This year's Brandt Lecture will feature Rob Gould, Executive VP of the PR firm Brodeur Partners, and an expert on how social science can contribute to designing and implementing communication campaigns. He was the lead researcher on the development of the Food Guide Pyramid for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and helped create the well-known "truth" anti-tobacco campaign. The lecture will take place in CAS Room 147 on Thursday, April 18 from 7-8:30 p.m.
On Friday, you can catch our TISM team Nathaniel Abernathy and Culver Redd in CAS Labs 240 and 246 from 4-6 p.m., demonstrating games on biology, evolution, astronomy and animals for children ten years and older, teenagers and adults. Video games are increasingly being used as a learning mechanism to help introduce students to science, math, technology and engineering subjects while also providing students the opportunity to practice digital art, storytelling and problem solving. Casey O'Donnell and Rabindra Ratan provided demonstrations earlier in the Festival.
Other exciting projects underway in CAS include work by TISM assistant professors Emilee Rader and Rick Wash on cyber security behavior by non-expert users. Two research projects funded by the National Science Foundation are directed toward increasing understanding of how non-expert users deal with security risks and how to better design online information protection. Assistant professor Wei Peng is studying the effects of video games on health behavior and the effects of social networks on behavior. Recent work funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation focuses on short and long-term effectiveness of exercise games for young adults.
John Besley, an associate professor and Ellis N. Brandt Chair in the department of Advertising and Public Relations is the lead writer for the National Science Board's (NSB) biennial chapter on public attitudes and understanding of science and technology. Besley also recently completed a pilot survey of scientists' views about online communication with the public in cooperation with the American Association for Advancement (AAAS).
And in the department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders, assistant professor Laura Dilley is studying the role of prosody, or the properties of speech associated with voice pitch, loudness and speech rate, to understanding words. This research holds potential for significant advancement in human health, technology and science. For example, voice pitch, loudness and speech timing is often highly disrupted in many disorders affecting speech and language, including dyslexia, autism, stuttering and Parkinson's disease. Dilley's research could lead to new insights regarding mechanisms underlying these disorders.
And that's not even the tip of the iceberg with regard to the vast array of fascinating and potentially life changing scientific research taking place right here in CAS and campus wide. I urge you to expand your horizons by attending one of the many excellent events scheduled as part of the MSU Science Festival.
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Roatan's annual electronic music festival takes place at a breath taking location; Big French Key. You will experience nonstop music from sunset to sunrise, delivered by some of the most prominent regional Djs and headlining international guest Djs.
Tickets $35.00
Pre sale $25.00
(Includes boat shuttle round trip from Lion Fish Landing Dock, Roatan)
*Private island
*Full bar & restaurant
*Fresh water showers
*Beach chairs & hamacks
*Kayaking and snorkeling available
*Boat shuttle from French Key Town
*Bus shuttle from West End will be available
*Environmentally friendly practices
*Coastal clean up
There are several ways of getting to Roatan, you can get a flight to Roatan International Airport…or you can take the Galaxy ferry from La Ceiba. Then you go to "The Lion Fish Landing" dock in the French Key Town, if you are in West End or West Bay you can ride on one of the several taxis that are collaborating with the event, the price will be $5 each way per passenger. Once you are at "The Lion Fish Landing Dock" we will provide a free boat ride, this ride only takes 5 minutes… and the boats will be running all night long. Then you can relax and enjoy!
If you have any questions let us know, will be happy to help out, see you soon!


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565 pages, 84 colour & 13 b/w illustrations, 39 tables
This volume details several important databases and data mining tools. Data Mining Techniques for the Life Sciences, Second Edition guides readers through archives of macromolecular three-dimensional structures, databases of protein-protein interactions, thermodynamics information on protein and mutant stability, "Kbdock" protein domain structure database, PDB_REDO databank, erroneous sequences, substitution matrices, tools to align RNA sequences, interesting procedures for kinase family/subfamily classifications, new tools to predict protein crystallizability, metabolomics data, drug-target interaction predictions, and a recipe for protein-sequence-based function prediction and its implementation in the latest version of the ANNOTATOR software suite. Written in the highly successful Methods in Molecular Biology series format, chapters include introductions to their respective topics, lists of the necessary materials and reagents, step-by-step, readily reproducible laboratory protocols, and tips on troubleshooting and avoiding known pitfalls. Authoritative and cutting-edge, Data Mining Techniques for the Life Sciences, Second Edition aims to ensure successful results in the further study of this vital field.
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4. Applications of Protein Thermodynamic Database for Understanding Protein Mutant Stability and Designing Stable Mutants M. Michael Gromiha, P. Anoosha, and Liang-Tsung Huang
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10. Improving the Accuracy of Fitted Atomic Models in Cryo-EM Density Maps Of Protein Assemblies Using Evolutionary Information From Aligned Homologous Proteins Ramachandran Rakesh and Narayanaswamy Srinivasan
11. Systematic Exploration of an Efficient Amino Acid Substitution Matrix, MIQS Kentaro Tomii and Kazunori Yamada
12. Promises and Pitfalls of High Throughput Biological Assays Greg Finak and Raphael Gottardo
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Well, it's a well known medical fact that the primary cause of yeast (or fungus) infection in woman is the fungus Candida albicans. This fungus (or yeast) usually occurs naturally albeit in small amounts in the vaginal area and normally causes no problems at all.
Sometimes though, it multiplies very rapidly and turns into 'a yeast infection' – medical term of candidiasis.
That's the easy bit, yeast infections are caused by the unusually rapid multiplication of a naturally occurring fungus. But what causes it to multiply rapidly? What really causes yeast infections?
Put simply, here are a few prime candidates:
Antibiotics: Antibiotics are, most likely, a leading cause of yeast infection in women in the USA today. Some antibiotics seem to be worse at 'promoting' yeast infections than others and prolonged use of any antibiotic seems to be a factor too. It's unclear as to why these medicines cause yeast infections but current thinking is that they suppress some natural mechanism that would normally keep the fungus under control.
Irregularities in the Immune System:A similar story to antibiotics. When, as sometimes happens, your immune system is not working as it should maybe due to stress, or illness women seem more susceptible to yeast infections. Stress, and it's well-documented effects on the Immune System is thought to be a leading cause of re-occurring yeast infections.
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Please confirm that you want to add 3 Steps to Becoming a Confident and Engaging Speaker to your Wishlist.
This course is designed to help you overcome your fears, build confidence, and become an engaging speaker by using proven strategies, tools, and techniques that professional speakers use every day. You will learn the benefits of using your authentic voice and personality so you can connect with your audience and feel comfortable in your own skin when you speak with groups of any size and on any subject.
You know that speaking in front of a group is not uncommon for professionals in any industry. And, if you haven't had to talk to a group yet, it's bound to happen at some point in your professional journey or in your personal life. You have definitely made the right decision to take this course because it's always best to be ready to shine when the time comes. This course is the solution to building your skills and preparing you to grow from wherever you are to the next level.
In this course, we will cover three main topics:
1) Disarm Stage Fright
2) Gain Confidence
3) Connect with Your Audience
Here's what you will take away from the course. You will:
I work as a professional speaker because I have a love for the stage. It is a place of influence, connection, and power for business men and women.
But, just because I'm comfortable speaking in public, it doesn't mean I didn't have to work at it, or that I never feared it. Over time, and with work, I learned tricks and strategies to overcome stage fright and nervousness. And I learned how to connect effectively with any audience.
That's what I'll be teaching you in this course.
Speaking is natural. Learning to speak naturally on stage can also become natural. This course will add the passion, presence, and pop to your talk.
This 3 step process will improve your Confidence, Connection, and Communication with any audience when you learn to:
I'm happy to have you in the course.
Here is an outline of the course curriculum so you can see at at-a-glance exactly what is included in each section of the course. I've also included a downloadable PDF outline should you wish to print a copy.
Congrats! You've completed Section 1. Here's a recap of what we covered in Section 1:
Introduction to the Course - You now have Downloadable PDF Course Curriculum Outline, and you know there are five sections and over 20 lectures that will be covered in the course. You know the background and experience of your instructor. And you know the teaching methods and what's required to complete the course. And, if you can't recall something, you can always click back to a previous lesson at any time.
Are you ready to get rid of your fear of public speaking once and for all, so you can speak with confidence and ease?
Don't let fear control you. YOU HAVE THE POWER to take control. Unleash your confidence and put a lid on stage fright. Make stress and anxiety a thing of the past when you learn proven fear reducing strategies that work.
You will be able to:
In this lesson, Identify & Define the Problem, you will gain insight to help you think and identify WHAT are your fears and WHY do you feel you have them. This will help you begin to gain a better understanding of HOW to find the best solution.
Watch the PowerPoint presentation, answer the questions in the attached exercise, and then move on to the next lesson.
In this lecture, How to Unmask Your Fears, you will learn how to begin to turn things around and get back what belongs to you -- Confidence. The exercise will help you think further about why you have the fear.
It's important to know that you are not alone when it comes to public speaking anxiety. Fear is a real factor that affects many areas of a person's life. So, it's important to face the fear and deal with it on all fronts.
Upon completing this lecture and the worksheets, you will know why you have any anxiety about speaking in front of a group of people, and you will also have a solution to use moving forward.
Watch the PowerPoint presentation, do the exercises in the workbook (5 Easy Steps to Beat Your Fears), and then move on to the next lecture.
In this lesson, Change How You Think About Fear, you will learn the role of fear, put it in the right perspective, and get a different outlook on how you approach public speaking in the future.
Upon completing this lesson, you will have a better perspective on fear anxiety and how to turn what once was fear into momentum. You will also have more insight to reduce nervousness and shine on stage when you have a different viewpoint.
Watch the PowerPoint presentation, review the attached resource material, and then move on to the next lecture.
In the previous lesson, you learned to change how you think about fear.
In this lecture, The Power of Decision Eases Fear, you will learn when and why I decided to overcome my fear of public speaking. And you will learn 5 Easy Strategies to Beat Your Fears.
Upon completing this final lesson in this section, you will have clarity about any fear you have of public speaking and how decision makes a positive difference. And you'll be better prepared to move forward as you gain greater confidence in the next section.
Watch the PowerPoint presentation, complete the Fear Management Checklist, read the Power of Decision attachment, and then move to the conclusion lecture.
Congratulations! You've completed Section 2, Disarm Stage Fright, the 1st Step to Becoming a Confident & Engaging Speaker. Fear will no longer be a limiting factor because you have identified the problem(s), and can replace the problem with solutions that work. Remember, there is always a solution.
Put the power of decision and faith to work, and keep fear in its rightful place. Fear isn't a signal to stop you. You can now see it as a warning sign to get you prepared to overcome obstacles that may try to block your way.
Now that you know how to disarm fear, you are free to take the next step toward becoming a more confident speaker. But first, read the conclusion article, and then move to Section 3: Step 2 – Gain Confidence.
In the previous section, you learned the purpose of fear and strategies to keep it in its rightful place.
In this Section 3: Gain the Confidence Boosting Advantage
First, you must be able to visualize yourself as a confident, all-star speaker. What does that look like for you?
Learn strategies to boost your confidence, gain momentum, and provide an extra advantage every time you step in front of a group.
You will have a step-by-step process to maintain a sense of purpose and exhilaration for speaking in public. The lesson will help to override fear and anxiety should you experience it from time to time.
The lectures in this section will focus on:
I love to use assessments that enlighten and empower.
Be sure to download the Public Speaking Personality Quiz to learn about your persona.
Your takeaways from this section:
In this lesson, Faith Over Fear, I will share my story about a fear phobia that I face, my decision for how to manage it, and how I unmasked the fear to help overcome it. The strategies you learned in the previous lesson are some of the same strategies I used for this particular phobia.
Watch the video, take a moment to reflect on how my story relates to your public speaking fears or another situation in your life. Read the article and then complete the reflection exercise to help transfer what you learned in the previous section to build confidence as you grow forward.
Upon completing the article and exercise, move on to the next lecture.
In this lesson, The Confidence Formula, you will learn six key ingredients that build confidence. The ingredients include 5P's plus 1 Additional element. Add these simple ingredients together and you've got the formula for confidence (5Ps + 1A = Confidence)!
Watch the PowerPoint presentation, take a look at the downloadable PDF version of the formula, then move to the next lecture.
In this lecture, Let Your Public Speaking Personality Pop, you will learn the four speaking personality types (developed by me), the description and strengths of each, and which of the styles are the fit and benefit to help you authentically stand out on stage.
Watch the video, click the link to complete the quick online quiz, and then it's time to wrap things up in the next lecture. NOTE: The quiz is online. There is not a downloadable PDF.
Congrats! You've completed Section 3.
Here's a recap of what we covered in this section: Gain Confidence. You now have the tools and strategies to own your confidence boosting advantage by putting your faith over fear, and keep the role of fear in perspective. And you have an idea of your public speaking style and why it's important to let your authentic personality pop on stage.
Read the article and then move to the next section.
In this section, you will gain clarity on all of these questions. It's time you know the answers and what to do about them. You will have information and downloadable material to help strengthen your ability to connect. You'll learn when and if connecting is a challenge for you and what to do about it. Again, I say, "Everything you need starts with a question, which can result in a deeper understanding of the what, why, and how to improve. It's important to know that you are not alone when it comes to connecting with people. According to John Maxwell, a renown leadership expert and author, who wrote a book on the topic of connection, "Everyone Communicates, Few Connect." Here is what you will learn in this section:
In this lecture, Identify & Define the Problem, you will learn 15 disconnection behaviors, signs of connection, and ways to prevent the problem so you can stay connected.
Upon completing this lecture and worksheet, you will know the specific problem areas that can prevent you from effectively connecting with your audience. And you will have methods to improve them.
Watch the PowerPoint, do the exercise, and then move on to the next lecture.
In this lecture, What do Leading Experts Say About Connecting, you will read three quotes from renown speakers to get a sense of their thoughts and position on public speaking.
Upon completing this short lesson, you will have a glimpse of how experts in the field of public speaking view the subject of effective communication.
Review the content, reflect, and then move to the next lecture.
In this lecture, Are You Boring Your Audience to Tears, you will learn 10 ways to not bore your audience and what is required to develop the habits of engagement.
Upon completing this lecture, you will know what causes an audience to be bored and what you can do to prevent it so you can effectively connect with any audience.
Watch the PowerPoint presentation, review the attached resource material, complete the exercise, and then move on to the next lecture.
In this lecture, the 3C's of Engagement, you will learn how to be become a magnetic speaker using the principle of the 3C's. You will learn to create access, share, and gain favor from the audience.
Upon completing this lecture, you will know how to keep the attention of your audience by making them feel connected and valued.
Watch the PowerPoint, do the exercise, and then move on to the next lecture.
In this lecture, Your Body, Tone, and Words Said What, you will learn what people see visually, what they hear vocally, and what they understand verbally regarding what you are communicating intentionally or unintentionally.
Upon completing this lecture, you will know how to unify your message in these three areas of communication to ensure you are intentional about the signals you send in your delivery. You will never have to be misunderstood again.
Watch the video and then move to the next lecture.
This is the final lecture in the 3-Steps to Becoming a Confident & Engaging Speaker.
In this lecture, Make a Lasting Impression, you will learn 7 ways to make a lasting impression as an expert communicator and professional. This combination is sure to get you noticed in your audience and recognized as a valuable asset to your company and industry.
Upon completing this lecture, you will possess the knowledge and skills that are required of a confident and engaging speaker who can win any audience.
Watch the video and then move to the conclusion lecture and then the course wrap-up.
Congratulations! You're at the end of the very last section of the 3 Steps to Becoming a Confident & Engaging Speaker. The next section is the wrap-up.
In this section, you learned what it takes to connect and engage your audience. You also received several worksheets and lots of content to ensure you have reference material to use anytime you wish to refer to them. Now you're equipped to build impact and leave a lasting impression with any audience.
Just to remind you, the section included the following:
Here's a list of the resources and exercises for download:
That's the recap for Section 4! Now let's move to the Wrap-up!
Congratulations! You have successfully completed the course: 3 Steps to Becoming a Confident & Engaging Speaker -- The 1st Step to Becoming an All-Star Speaker on Stage.
Thank you for participating. I enjoyed working with you. You can now stand out from the crowd with a bold assurance that you can:
Watch the wrap-up video. I enjoyed working with you and hope to see you again in a future course.
What else do you get?
BONUS: Confident Speaker Facebook Group
As a student in this course, you are invited to join my "Confident Speaker Facebook Group." It is a private community where passionate and like-minded professionals can support one another through connection, conversation, and skill-building resources. Learn how within the course.
Pat B. Freeman is an inspirational speaker, trainer, and coach, aka: The Dream Builder. She offers leadership empowerment programs to professional and entrepreneur-minded women and others who want to follow your passion, build your dream career, and live with purpose and fulfillment. Her purpose is to provide the process, tools, and resources to turn your Passion into Profits. "Confident Speaker Training" is one of Pat's signature programs for business and career success.
Pat is also an author, serial entrepreneur, and former educator with over 20 years experience as a director of Adult Education in the community college system, where she was responsible for over 125 faculty and staff and served approximately 3500 students annually. Pat is the founder of Pat B. Freeman LLC, a speaking and training company that provide programs to empower women to thrive personally and professionally.
Freeman began speaking in front of audiences in 2nd grade when she recited a poem (The Creation) before the entire student body, faculty, and staff in the courtyard of her elementary school. "I remember thinking, as though it were yesterday, that I didn't need to be afraid because I had prepared for the performance and, if I made a mistake, no one would know it if I didn't show it. I gave it everything I had, and then some. From that day forward, I was invited to speak at local churches, family functions, and community events," she recalls. Pat has hosted events and spoken at local, state, and national conferences.
Pat earned her A.A. degree in Theatre from Columbia College, a B.A. degree in Theatre from Florida State University, and a Masters' degree in Educational Administration from Campbell University. Pat also received post-graduate studies in Mass Communication (Broadcast Journalism) at California State University (Fullerton) and pursued doctoral studies in Leadership and Management at the University of Phoenix. She is a John Maxwell certified speaker and coach, a Certified Program Planner with LERN, and is Lean Six Sigma certified (Yellow Belt).
Pat resides in Greensboro, NC and is the mother of two sons, Sterling and Styles.


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so there's this new guy in my grade named ty, and we chat after school while we're waiting for our rides to come pick us up. my friends are now like "omg you want him!/ he wants you!" and stuff like that. he's really cute, and we're always joking with each other, but I'm not ready for a relationship. & there's another guy named tom who I literally always catch looking at me. he's cute too, and we chat a lil, but we're not as close as me and ty are. why does tom keep staring at me? they're quick stares like when he sees me looking back he'll look away. I sorta want a relationship, so if I choose one of them then that'll be the one that I'll focus on ya know? but I don't know which one to choose.
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It seems like it's just a decision you have to make for yourself. You haven't provided pros and cons of either guy and you even say yourself that you barely know them. So hold off a bit until you get to know them, you can still date someone without getting into a "relationship" per se. The quick stare look away thing is kinda a flirting thing almost.00|00|0


text: Ancient Egiptions By: riley nicolella Ancient Egyption food supply Headline The ancient egyptions had a stable food supply. they had a good food supply because they were near the nail river. they grew plants and started to make bread. the egyptions were the first to make bread. they would use boats to transfer the food to other people. Ancient Eygiption Social Structure The eygiptions had a social pyramid. first was the pharons they were the highest up on the pyramid. They were named the gods they were the most powerful. Next were the government officials they were usually the kings and the army. Next were the scribes they are in the middle of the pyramid. They were usually the more lower classed army. Next were the artisans they were artists that would usually paint or make pottery for the kings. Lastly were the pesents they were slaves. They built the pyramid and they would do stuff for scribes and kings. Religion the ancient eygiptions were very strong about religious beliefs the pharons were gods to them they are listed below. Ra: Ra was the god of sun. He was similar to the Greek god. Ra would travel up and down the nail river to assure the Egyptians that Ra was alive and that the sun would come back. Osiris: Osiris was the god of growth. He wore a pharon hat and carried a spear. He was killed and resurrected and he is also called the god of growth. Anubis: was the sun of Ra. He was named after the after life. His head was black because it was the color of death. his mummy contained a falcon head. The Arts Ancient Egyptian art was very good. Over time many people learned more about art. this was very bad. this would make people change art from its original form. the old kingdom was the first to use art. the old kingdom would use art to paint on tombs and walls of the burial ground. we find most of the art from them. Advances in Technology The ancient Egyptians invented written. But they wrote in hieroglyphics. This written language was very different. Ancient Egyptians had many cures and medicines. Some were very strange. For example they used human brains to cure eye infections. They ate mice for coughs. They also invented make up. Written language The Egyptians used hieroglyphics. This writing is very complicated. the writing involves pictures and symbols. the writing took a long time to master.