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McIntosh seventh fastest at Le Mans test Le Mans, France (April 03, 2006) -- Sean McIntosh set the seventh fastest time in official pre-season testing as the World Series by Renault sampled the Bugatti Circuit at Le Mans, France at the ...
McIntosh seventh fastest at Le Mans test
Le Mans, France (April 03, 2006) -- Sean McIntosh set the seventh fastest time in official pre-season testing as the World Series by Renault sampled the Bugatti Circuit at Le Mans, France at the weekend, 1st-2nd April.
The Canadian's test was a tale of two contrasting days as he endured the frustration of a blown engine on Saturday before responding with his front-running pace on Sunday afternoon. Saturday's session began with a bang as McIntosh's engine let go leaving him languishing at the bottom of the timesheets.
The Team KTR crew set to work immediately replacing Sean's Renault power-unit and as track conditions and lap times improved, he picked up where he left off in the morning learning the new-look Bugatti layout.
Yesterday's morning session echoed that of Saturday with a wet track greeting the 30-car field. With little to learn on a greasy circuit Sean racked up five token laps before breaking for lunch. Fortunately for all concerned the afternoon's session presented more favorable conditions and Sean seized the opportunity in the closing stages to pound out some fast laps on a fresh set of Michelin tires. His fastest time, a 1m24.529s, placed him seventh overall for the day and continued to underline his potential with the start of the new World Series by Renault season just four weeks away.
Sean McIntosh: "Taking the positives from the weekend it's pretty good to come away from Le Mans seventh fastest. I think there's still a lot more to come from myself and the car. The team did a great job to get me back out, we just didn't get the opportunity to work on as many things as we'd have liked due to the problems on Saturday and the conditions on Sunday morning. I'm looking forward to the next test in Germany and trying out a few more things with the car." Kurt Mollekens -- Team Manager: "Considering the problems we had with Sean's engine failure on Saturday everything turned out well in the end. Sean missed quite a bit of running on the first day but we got him back out and he continued to learn the circuit. Seventh quickest yesterday shows how competitive Sean is and to-date I'm impressed by his performances. We'll be looking for more of the same as we head to Germany this week."
Sean's third and final World Series by Renault pre-season test takes place at the Nurburgring Circuit in Germany on Wednesday and Thursday, 5th-6th April.
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Hi Everybody!
I am asking here since the CJ support would probably take a week..
I still haven't received the check that was sent on the 19th of September.
What should I do?
Should I contact travelex directly? Am I required to wait for X days before they can do anyting?
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cornerbob, I guess you are from overseas. I have also not receive my sept check and this is my fourth lost checks. I am not sure why this happen to me for cj checks only.
Login to your account and go to contact us, open a question and pose your problem. Identify the check #, the amount and the date sent. These are shown in the payment details.
They will reply and let you know that they can stop check and reissue a new check, but that will cost you $25. You have to reply to state your agreeing and they will proceed.
They reply quite fast, I submit my question and they reply within 48 hours although they stated 72 hours (weekdays).
My previous three lost checks were reiisued to me and the round time is approx between two weeks to four.
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Verizon Wireless has been nothing but copius amounts of stress recently. In short, they have been rude and in complient with customer representatives. I feel mistreated and used. My data usage charges are suspicious, i sent in a defect phone and each replacement theyve sent me has been defected as well. I kept the least defected one as im tired of dealing with them. Tge stress and aggrivation has been so great that it intesified my depression, mood and anxiety to the point where i sought out medical attention in which i am now taking medication for. Its not primaraly to blame but has been a substantial contributor to the matter. The defective phones also played a part in my loss of employment. As the communication issues that were caused by the defects resulted in no call no show to be my reason of termination. I just want to know what i can do about this? If anything, can i sue? Can i take any legal action?
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Some thirty or so years ago at this time of the year, when Lower Manhattan is shedding the Wild West image it acquires during the cash-poor '70s, several lucky humans receive Xmas greetings from a funny guy named Eddie Gorodetsky. Being a funny guy, the Eddie in question conveys his seasonal cheer in the form of a mixtape. I never meet this Mr. Gorodetsky, but I assume that he possesses something like exceptional wit, as I notice his credit on about half the programming I view on the Comedy Central network. I also award him brownie points in the yuck-yuck department as apparently this Eddie boasts of having the world's largest collection of Xmas-oriented music. Were I myself to brag about such a thing, it is a sure bet that I am laughing a-plenty on the inside.
Everyone who hears Merry Sixmas agrees that this Eddie is an OK sort, especially as he chops up an old Xmas episode of Dragnet for interstitial material bridging his musical selections, chosen as they are with no little sensitivity. Joe Friday's dialog is parsed out in a manner that suggests each exchange between him and his partner inspires the song that follows. The more I think about it, the more I like this Eddie, as clearly it doesn't take many of him to make a dozen.
The reputation of his seasonal brainchildren snowballs over time and next thing you know, at one point in the '90s Columbia Records commissions Eddie to make a CD featuring the greatest bits [read: the songs that they're willing to license] of his many Xmas tapes. The result, Christmas Party With Eddie G., is a not a bad thing, as it features the versatile pipes of Billy West (the voice of John Krisfaluci's greatest creation, Stimpy The Cat) in a skit about the Three Stooges trying to make a Christmas record, alongside the usual spray of blues, rock and country tunes about decking the halls and whatnot. All of this is fine for the mass market, though by no means does the CD possess the organic raunch and Spike Jones-type weirdness of Eddie's original cassettes.
The years roll by and Merry Sixmas becomes a seasonal staple wherever Count Reeshard happens to alight. Eventually, after one too many relocations, the tape enters the fourth dimension and is not heard for far too long. The Count and his crew move once more this past summer, landing in Eagle Rock with a minimum of trauma. It is there that Merry Sixmas resurfaces to the joy of all concerned. So, what with said audio cassettes being the finicky items that they are – who knows if any other of the good Mr. Gorodetsky's Merry ...mas tapes are still rolling? – I am only too happy to digitize this particular ghost of Xmas Past. Put some rohypnol in the nog and have fun. Because Eddie would want you to.
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Today, I'm sharing a bit of a "teaser" from my upcoming release, "Dusk". This snippet comes from pretty early in the book, when our main character, Zoe, has a nasty hangover after a night of underage drinking with two of her classmates. At one point in her process of waking up, she imagines a hot guy in her bedroom, sitting on her beanbag. (At least, she THINKS she's imagined him!) When she looks back at the beanbag only to find him gone, she's a bit disappointed... and it triggers an even more intense emotional reaction. Enjoy!
Glancing at my beanbag, I half hoped to find my dark-headed guy again. Of course, he was not there. Just as well. If I'd been drunk enough to bring home some random guy I'd be in way more trouble than I already was. Dad would've freaked out to find a guy in my bedroom.
And just like that, the ache returned and settled like a ton of concrete on my chest. Dad couldn't freak out anymore, because he was dead. And the truth was, after everything that had happened before he died, I wouldn't have listened to him anyway.
Simultaneous guilt and grief was a nasty combination.
Will Zoe ever be able to overcome the tragedy that rocked her family, or will self-destructive behavior ruin her young life before she even has a chance to begin?
"Dusk" will release in January 2014, with a ton of fun stuff, including several giveaways! And don't forget to sign up to receive my BRAND NEW newsletter! The first edition comes out the end of January, and I have a special prize to giveaway to one lucky subscriber! You can sign up simply by entering your email address on the right sidebar (just under my picture).
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Wednesday, September 20, 2017
FENCON XIV - September 22-24, 2017
Friday 8:00 PM - Chinaberry - "Is Writing Media Tie-Ins Right For You?"
Writing tie-ins means working with someone else's characters and settings, and the rules of their worlds. How can you do projects like this justice, and what unexpected joys and limitations might you run into? Kevin J. Anderson, Brad Sinor, Amy Sisson, Kathryn Sullivan (*)
Saturday 12:00 - Pecan - Reading
This will be a reading from my short fiction. For those who came last year, be warned: Captain Drake rides again!
Sunday 10:00 AM - Red Oak - "20 Years of Harry Potter"
Harry Potter is 20 -- well the books are. How timeless are the books? Are you reading them to your children/grandchildren? Where is the Harry Potter Franchise headed? Are you looking forward to prequel movies, and more books around the cauldron? Leslie Hudson, Marshall Ryan Maresca, Amy Sisson, Libby A. Smith, Rosemary Clement (*)
Sunday 12:00 PM - Chinaberry - "You Collect What!?"
What are you collecting these days? Anything you wanna show off? Do you collect pens/envelopes/action figures/pulp books/Pez dispensers? Share your collecting habits and magic ways with your fellow fans. Alan J. Porter, Amy Sisson, Vixy, Lys Childs-Wiley (*)
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Thursday, July 6, 2017
Two New Short Stories - July 2017
I have two new stories out this month, both free to read at the links below.
"Jackpot Time"
Every day, Cass puts a quarter into "Bessie," the slot machine at the Lovelock Grand View Cafe. Is it possible Bessie might give her something special in return? This story appears in Issue 19 (July 2017) of the Devilfish Review.
"Ménagerie in Motion"
With animals ranging from a lynx kitten to a floating yellow angelfish, Armand's Amazing Traveling Ménagerie is on the move yet again. But how long can Armand keep the Ménagerie in motion all by himself? This story appears in the Summer 2017 issue of Syntax and Salt.
To see a complete list of my published short stories, click here.
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Saturday, April 29, 2017
Worldfest-Houston 2017: Animation/Family Shorts
Animation/Family Shorts
Sunday, April 23, 2017, 1:00 p.m.
The animation short film category always tends to be strong at Worldfest-Houston, and this year was no exception. The category also encompassed several family shorts without animation this year, some of them just as strong. Overall, this has been my favorite category so far this year.
Director: Pia Shah
Screenwriter: Pia Shah
Length: 14:49 minutes
Category: Family/Children
Country: India
Link: Complete film on Vimeo
In "Waterbaby", a boy named Melvin lives in the coastal town of Goa, but is afraid of water after being thrown into it as a young child; this fear makes him the target of bullies during swimming lessons at school. After being invited to a pool party by the new girl in his class, Melvin finds courage by remembering the adventures of his favorite cartoon superhero, who happens to have a goldfish sidekick.
This film was sweet and just the right length, and I enjoyed how the small amount of animation was integrated. Some of the film's music was so pretty that I'd love to find a recording of it. "Waterbaby" is a simple story, but the writer/director added some depth by indicating that Melvin's father was neglectful of both wife and son, with behavior verging on mental cruelty.
The only thing about the film that bothered me was the way Melvin spoke to his mother, snapping at her not to touch his things, and complaining about the food she fixed for him without thanks of any kind. It's possible this was meant simply to show his agitation, but I found it unfortunate that he didn't treat his mother much better than his father did. Overall, however, this film left me with a good feeling.
Director: Robin Joseph
Length: 12:03 minutes
Category: Animation/Family-Children
Country: Canada
Link: Film trailer on YouTube
The only way to describe "Fox and the Whale" is to call it a gorgeous piece of animation. The viewer follows a simply rendered fox as it explores nature, and in particular searches for an elusive and mysterious whale. I liked the juxtaposition of the fox's minimal, shape-based body (triangles for the head and legs) with the more complex shapes, shadows, and reflections of the various environments through which it passes.
Overall, this piece was both beautiful and soothing, like one of those CDs with a babbling brook intertwined with the music. In addition, there was a lovely attention to detail; the fox's tail never stopped moving, and its reflection in the wet sand on the beach was always visible. "Fox and the Whale" was just a pleasure to watch.
Director: Robert Dollase
Screenwriter: Robert Dollase
Length: 9:20 minutes
Category: Animation
Country: United States
Link: Various download links for film
If I had gone to the theater to see a big studio blockbuster movie, and seen this particular animated short preceding it, I wouldn't have blinked an eye. It was so polished and clever that it looked like it came from a major animation studio itself.
The program's synopsis says that "in the age of dinosaurs, a stubborn and obstinate time traveler refuses to learn the lessons of this future." What it doesn't say is how hilarious this film is, as the mad scientist time traveler ignores his future self's warnings about meddling in the past, and the two versions of him actually come to blows.
Director: Welf Reinhart
Length: 8:30 minutes
Category: Family/Children
Country: Germany
Link: Film's IMDB page
In this family-oriented short film, a boy who feels neglected by his stressed-out father occupies himself by cleaning his goldfish's aquarium, but he accidentally endangers the fish, and ends up flooding his father's work area, including his computer and paperwork. The father is angry at first but then sees an opportunity to reconnect with his son.
Like "Waterbaby", this was a heartfelt film with a good message, and I quite enjoyed it. I did think the father's transition from anger to affection was slightly rushed and unexplained, but I'm still glad it went in that direction.
Director: Yating Liang
Screenwriters: Yating Liang, Christopher L. Adam
Length: 12:14 minutes
Category: Family/Children
Country: United States
Link: Demo reel on IMDB
A young girl with low self-esteem finds herself ignored or ridiculed by her peers, until a gardener named Mr. Ted gives her a flower that he says makes the wearer beautiful. The girl is amazed how much difference her newfound confidence makes, then realizes she wasn't wearing the flower after all, but had rather dropped it before setting out to go home.
This was a sweet film, but I felt as though Mr. Ted's role and lines were a little too on the nose. His interaction with the girl seemed forced to me, as though he was a generic "wise old man." I did like the message for the most part, but it was conveyed and resolved so simplistically that it wasn't quite as effective as I might have liked.
Director: Michael Nicholls
Screenwriter: Michael Nicholls
Length: 6:02 minutes
Category: Family/Children
Country: Australia
Link: Film's trailer on Vimeo
I adored this film. A young boy is horrified when his father tells him that Santa Claus isn't real. When his baby sister sleepwalks and happens upon the parents trying to put together "Santa's" gifts on Christmas Eve, the boy has to decide whether to take his disappointment out on his parents, or keep the magic alive for his sister.
At just over six minutes, this film manages to tell a whole story, and it includes some funny bits in which the boy imagines his parents' malicious delight at having deceived him. And even though appearances shouldn't matter this much, I have to say that the baby sister may have been the most beautiful little girl I've ever seen. Seriously, the face of an angel.
But my picture above shows the boy instead, because it was his story, and the young actor did a terrific job. I would list his name, but the acting credits in the program book don't specify which actor played which role.
Director: Lenka Ivancikova
Screenwriters: Lenka Ivancikova
Length: 13:34 minutes
Category: Family/Children (listed); Animation (my categorization)
Country: Czech Republish
Link: Film's trailer
In this film, a young hedgehog wakes up and goes exploring while its parents lay sleeping. While on its adventure, the hedgehog experiences its first snow and is entranced until it realizes that it can't see the familiar landmarks to find its way back to its den.
Story-wise, "First Snow" is simple but effective. The hedgehog encounters danger when it is stalked by a fox, but fortunately for the hedgehog, the fox is stalked by something else in return. I cringed a little at the violence of the encounter, but it's not as though it was gratuitous or even gory -- it's just a personal trigger for me to see animals of any kind in danger. But there was nothing wrong with including this bit of realism in the film, and since our viewpoint character has a happy ending, I can't complain.
Technically speaking, the animation was extremely accomplished, and the depiction of the full moon was enchanting.
Director: Seongmin Kim
Screenwriters: Seongmin Kim; Woojin Chang
Length: 15:33 minutes
Category: Animation
Country: Korea
Link: Film's trailer on YouTube
"Green Light" was a good film on which to end the session; it had the most polished animation of any of the entries, and told a sweet if predictable story. In an post-environmental-disaster world, a young girl encounters a broken battle robot and fixes him, after which it joins her in her efforts to re-seed the barren landscape with plants. Unfortunately another battle robot happens upon the scene and, presumably following its original program, engages the first robot in battle, with tragic consequences but an ultimately hopeful message.
While the message of this film isn't subtle, it happens to be a message I agree with, so it's hard for me to find fault with it. I was reminded of Wall-E, both in story and style. I also liked the film's lack of dialogue -- and I loved the swiveling "bunny ears" on the young girl's environmental suit. Finally, the landscape vistas were breathtaking.
My next post will be on Monday's "Texas Shorts" session.
Click here to see my other reviews of Worldfest-Houston short film screenings from this and previous years.
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Audio teaser: Places We Call Home
This is a 52-second audio teaser for my recently published story "Places We Call Home", narrated by Lauren Harris and produced by Bryan Lincoln.
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ONE OF MY MOST VIVID MEMORIES from our time on Radu IV is hearing my nanny calling, or rather trilling, "Faeeeerrrin! Faeeeerrrin!" He did this every evening after the first sunset and before the second. His inflection, alien but familiar, made a song of the name, so beautiful that even now the memory brings back feelings of safety and longing and loss.
Safety because those were the days when I knew my world, and felt safe in it. Longing because Anyuen wasn't calling me; he was calling Faren, my baby sister.
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Woven Portraits of Elders from Wisconsin's 12 Tribes
The Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center in Ashland, WI, part of the Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest, will host ANCESTRAL WOMEN EXHIBIT - 'Woven Portraits of Elders from Wisconsin's 12 Tribes' June 7-October 1, 2017.
The Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center (NGLVC) is two miles west of Ashland, Wisconsin, on U.S. HWY 2. The NGLVC facility was established through efforts by the Friends of the Center, a grass roots, non-profit organization formed to support the goals of a new Center that combined elements of history, natural resources, and visitor information under one roof. The group lobbied the state and federal governments for nearly six years and obtained state and federal funds to build the Center. Construction began in 1995 and opened in May 1998. The Forest Service holds title to the facility and 180-acre grounds. Operation of the Center is through a unique federal, state, and local partnership. Federal, state, and local organizations align their missions to bring specialized services to visitors and communities. The Center's operating partners are the US Forest Service, National Park Service, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Wisconsin Historical Society, University of Wisconsin - Extension, and the Friends of the Center Alliance, Limited.
Diana Miller and her grandmother, Che-mon Louis Amour, were chosen to represent the Menominee Indian Tribe. Diana was born and raised on the Menominee Reservation where she lived through the termination period, a time when the U.S. government attempted to end the status of Indian tribes as sovereign nations. She had one grandparent from Lac Courte Oreilles and one grandmother from Menominee, Che-mn Louis Armour.
Diana left Menominee to work in Appleton when she was 18 years old, eventually moving to Milwaukee and working for the Health Department. She attended UW-Milwaukee and Marquette University where she studied labor law and conflict resolution. Diana worked in outreach to the Native American community. She was a staff representative of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) in Madison from 1993 to 2008 and was the first American Indian woman on the union staff of AFSCME. She was also one of three American Indian women elected from Wisconsin to participate in the International Year of the Woman. Diana also dances at powwows and creates powwow regalia, and is very politically active, including service as a founder and vice-chairperson of the American Indian Caucus. She is also the chairperson of the Menominee County Democratic Party and a member of the 8th Congressional District Executive Board of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.
Born in the late 1800's, Che-mon Louise Armour was an integral part of the Menominee Nation leadership and was known as a medicine woman. Che-mon travelled to Oshkosh for a celebration of Chief Oshkosh and the city of Oshkosh. There she is pictured with Menominee delegations, and she was the only woman among them. Diana never met Che-mon, as she died before Diana was born. The weaving of Che-mon Louis Armour is based on a historic photo. She was a strong leader and an applique' artist who created her own patterns. Her granddaughter Diana carries on these traditions.
Bernice Davids Miller Pigeon, Nutkaskwa, "The Gatherer," was selected to represent the Stockbridge-Munsee Band. Bernice was born on September 1, 1918, the oldest child of Elmer and Eureka Jourdan Davids. She was raised on Big Lake in the town of Red Springs near Gresham, Wisconsin, on a little farm, and often talked about picking berries, chasing cows, and swimming across Big Lake. In 1935, at age 16, she married Arvid E. Miller, and they had 10 children.
Bernice always had a curiosity about many things. She always had books around the house to satisfy this curiosity. She was especially interested in gardening, medicinal herbs, birds, trees, native plants, even weeds. When she and Arvid traveled, she would have a bucket and shovel in the trunk of the car in case she saw an interesting plant she could dig up and take home. She was known for her big garden of perennial flowers, and often invited others to take home a flower they liked. She loved nature and was known as "The Gatherer."
Bernice was also was very interested in Mohican tribal history and was always gathering information about the Tribe. She was the founder of the tribal historical library and museum in memory of Arvid, whose papers were the basis of the tribal archive. She became the Tribal Historian and continued to work on adding to the collections until her death in July of 2005. She and Arvid left behind over 200 descendants.
Dr. Lillie Rosa Minoka-Hill, Youdagent, "She who carries aid," was selected to represent the Oneida Tribe. Dr. Lillie Rosa Minoka-Hill became the second female Native American doctor in the United States in 1902. Born a Mohawk Indian in 1876, she married Charles Hill, an Oneida Indian, and moved with him back to Oneida, Wisconsin, where he had built a house on a farm.
Dr. Hill practiced medicine but didn't have a Wisconsin license, so she practiced informally in her kitchen. She practiced in an "inconspicuous way" – she gave without demanding payment. The doctor on the Oneida reservation left to serve in World War I, and so more and more people came to her. Influenza was rampant and she and her six children became sick, too. Charles contracted appendicitis and died in 1916, leaving Rosa to raise their small children, run the farm, and doctor all those who came to her. In this era, Native people were denied access to hospitals and health education – child mortality was three times the national average. Dr. Hill learned herbal remedies from Oneida medicine men and women and incorporated those skills into her kitchen clinic for 40 years. She made house calls, taught preventative medicine, and accepted food as payment for her services.
Though she had a heart attack in 1946 that left her blind in one eye, she continued practicing from her home. In 1949, she received the "Doctor of the Year" award from the American Medical Association. That same year she was named "Indian of the Year" in Chicago. Perhaps most importantly to her, that year she was also adopted as a tribal member of the Oneida and given a new name – Youdagent – "she who carries aid." Dr. Hill died in 1952, and two years later, the Oneida church community erected a monument in memory of Rosa. The inscription reads, "Physician, Good Samaritan, and friend of People of all religions in this community, erected in her memory by the Indians and white people." It includes, "I was sick and you visited me."
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Healing Diets Coach Training
Healing Diets Coach Training connected me with the life-force of food. I now experience food as energy – alive, pulsating with life that wants to generously give to all who would receive!"
Healing Diets Coach Traiining with Integrative Nutrition helped me experience the power, the potency, the revitalizing effects and the amazing incredible flavors of each individual vegetable, herbs, fruit, seed, grain or nut that combines to become radiantly delicious when prepared with reverence, respect, love and knowledge as an offering at the School of Natural Medicine Healing Diets Training with Farida Sharan.
Just as we nurture our relationships with people, an incredible new light has been exposed on my relationship with food. It is alive, it is energy, it is vitality, it is a healer of its own accord.
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Work-Based Learning
Work-based learning is Joe Raelin's unique way of incorporating a number of action strategiessuch as action learning, action science, and communities of practiceinto a comprehensive framework to help people learn collectively with others. In this thoroughly updated and revised edition, he demonstrates how to engage our reflective powers to challenge those taken-for-granted assumptions that unwittingly hold us back from questioning standard ways of operating. A well-known, popular author, Raelin is an avid student of the many traditions that support work-based learning, so he presents an inclusive model that has wide appeal across disciplines and occupations. He provides readers with the most recent updates in the field, such as his coverage of virtual team learning, portfolios, multisource feedback, critical and global action learning, and changes in educational policy. Whether you're an organizational or college educator, this book will help you make learning accessible to everyoneand even contagious within your organization!
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"We are in an age where learning and perpetual improvement are the keys to survival for most organizations. Yet there is very little practical advice out there on how to integrate such learning with the pressures of work. Work-Based Learning is a much-needed statement of both the theory and practice of such learning and should, therefore, be highly valued by all managers who want to improve their organization's learning capacity."
Edgar H. Schein, Sloan Fellows Professor of Management Emeritus, MIT Sloan School of Management
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Higher Education and Civic Engagement: Comparative Perspectives
Higher Education and Community-Based Research - Creating a Global Vision
by Ronaldo Munck (Editor),
The DCU in the Community Papers series addresses issues of concern to the community where a research perspective can be translated into practical action. It seeks to engage with critical thinking- from wherever it might emerge- and promote empowerment through research. The views expressed here are purely those of the authors.
DCU Volunteer Guide 2017-2018
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At DCU we have a wide variety of volunteer opportunities on and off campus. Whatever your interests, skills or abilities – there is something for you!
DCU President's Awards for Engagment 2017
Download PDF: https://www4.dcu.ie/sites/default/files/community/pdfs/presidents_awards_engagement_2017.pdf
Webpage: https://www.dcu.ie/community/presidents-awards-for-engagement-2017.shtml
Capturing the Economic and Social Value of Higher Education: A Pilot Study of Dublin City University
This report presents some of the key results arising from a pilot study of Dublin City University aimed at measuring the social and economic impact of the university.If you would like to receive a hardcopy of this report please send an email with your address to firstname.lastname@example.com
DCU President's Awards for Engagment 2016
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- DCU in the Community Annual Report: 2014-2015
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- DCU Civic Engagement Strategy 2012-2017
- DCU in the Community Annual Report- June 2012
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- DCU Civic Engagement Strategy - 2009-2011
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