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But in the sane world, where the Bridgets are easily discovered and young boys needing their parents DO exist (those imaginary kids of yours, Gemma & Henry!)...it's been six (6) weeks.
Six weeks and Shiv's pregnancy (or Bridget's non-pregnancy, for that matter) has not been properly addressed.
Andrew, Shiv's husband, does not offer to go with her to the OB-GYN and see if everything's okay Henry, who IS the father of her baby, doesn't seem to have the same enthusiasm for this as well. Your wife/lover tells you she's pregnant and you do nothing more than --- say you're happy? :P I learned of a friend's pregnancy and the first thing I asked was --- WHAT DID THE DOCTORS SAY?
Anyway, I know this show has bigger problems than addressing the pregnancy.
BIGGER than this woman's belly in this photo:
|Sarah Michelle Gellar, when she was pregnant IRL
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
Robert Pattinson is beautiful. plain beautiful.
and Taylor Lautner? so pretty.
(though i'm always TEAM EDWARD)
i can't wait!!!! THANK-YOU Oprah!!!
(ps. i kind of even fell in love with Kristen Stewart. Her shyness was endearing)
20 comments:
- Sam Harvey said...
i just opened my amazon buy of an italian affair. can't wait to crack it open! thanks for the great posts!
- May 13, 2010 at 3:45 PM
- Tonia w/ Chic Modern Vintage said...
I guess Im going to have to see what all this Twilight biz is.
- May 13, 2010 at 3:58 PM
- heartshapedbruise. said...
I know I'm in the minority here, but I just don't see it myself..!
- May 13, 2010 at 4:11 PM
- Karina said...
Noooooo... I can't believe Miguelito and I missed it, now I will have to watch the rerun later. If I stay awake long enough ; ). Team Edward all the way!!!!!! Yay super exited for Eclipse and counting down the days 48 days left ; ) Xoxo - Karina
- May 13, 2010 at 5:28 PM
- Karina said...
Ooppps meant to write excited : D
Oh yes I agree that he's beautiful..
- May 13, 2010 at 6:01 PM
- Meghan said...
Umm, TEAM EDWARD all the way! He is so delish.
- May 13, 2010 at 6:21 PM
- Erin said...
Zut alors! I missed it! I wonder if it will air again tonight or if I can get it online? Hope so.
- May 13, 2010 at 6:43 PM
- missy. said...
love edward.. sooo gorgeous. i find kirsten so annoying. i don't like the shyness!
- May 13, 2010 at 7:07 PM
- Marisa said...
you are my SOUL mate. I was just about to post...
- May 13, 2010 at 9:49 PM
- Brandi said...
I totally missed it!! But I CAN'T WAIT to see the next movie.
- May 13, 2010 at 9:58 PM
- Simply Me said...
I watched Oprah too ..and yeah Rob is beautiful , not to mention one of the 100 most influential ..
and the bday girl whose door he went knockin ..wouldn't u die for a birthday gift as that !!
Just 48 days more ..
yayyy !!!
- May 13, 2010 at 11:35 PM
- Ruxandra said...
Considering the fact that i live in Europe, i might as well wait at least half of year until i'll see the show...is it on youtube?
- May 14, 2010 at 2:30 AM
- Rhianne said...
I love that you wrote that in your p.s. I think my girl crush on her may be bigger than my crushes on both robert and taylor (though how perfect is he for jacob? I watched New Moon the other day and he was the best person in it!)
- May 14, 2010 at 2:31 AM
- greystrawberrys said...
ahh massive twlight fan? I still havn't seen it, maybe I should? >_< Kristen stewert is hot!
- May 14, 2010 at 2:33 AM
- Belle said...
He is so beautiful. I hope they show it in australia soon!! (oh, who am i kidding, i will most likely hunt it down on the internet tonight!!) Can't waitttt for eclipse!!!!! xxx
- May 14, 2010 at 4:28 AM
- Anna said...
he is so unbelievably beautiful; i SO wish i'd seen oprah! can't wait for eclipse, yay for team edward!!
- May 14, 2010 at 7:23 AM
- Michely Medeiros. said...
ohh no i sooo wished i saw oprah!!!! he's is beyond beautiful :) sigh...
ps. i fell in love with kristen on the runaways!!! i guess she always will be that shy person....
thanks for posting HIM :)
- May 14, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- mina said...
every time i come here there is a picture of this guy. you should just make a twilight blog :)
- May 14, 2010 at 10:26 AM
- Rasha said...
Yum. so excited.
- May 14, 2010 at 9:25 PM
- Polly said...
I can't wait until Eclipse comes out!
- May 17, 2010 at 1:19 AM


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Davey the Showkiller does not have fond memories of the first day of school. On that day back in the 4th grade, Showkiller wore basketball shorts to school. Bad idea. Ryan, a 6th grader at the time, pantsed young Davey revealing all of God's creation to his classmates.
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(WTNH)–UConn thrashed South Florida on Wednesday night, setting a school record for made threes (16) and making the final look like a women's score (97-51). Ultimately though, that game will probably only serve to add a few clips to the team's season-ending highlight reel.
The Huskies (11-12, 6-5/AAC) are still nowhere near the NCAA Tournament bubble, and on Tuesday, ESPN.com's Eamon Brennan officially declared them 2016-17's most disappointing team. It's hard to argue.
You'd have to scroll back pretty far on UConn's Wikipedia page to find another group of Huskies with seemingly less to play for at this point in the season.
Still, unlike in any other sport, college hoops offers one last glimmer of hope as the calendar turns to March. The AAC Tournament is in Hartford this year, and as unlikely as it sounds, if UConn makes a 2011-esque run through the field, it can find its way into the bracket.
Here are a couple of examples the Huskies can try to follow:
2004 Xavier Musketeers.
Low Point: 10-9, 2-5/Atlantic-10
Final Record: 26-11 (10-6), advanced to Elite Eight
This talented, experienced Xavier bunch had a lot more in the tank than the current Huskies do, but they also battled injuries and limped to a 10-9 start (2-5 in the Atlantic 10) to the '04 season. After a 74-67 loss at Dayton on Jan. 31, 'X' reeled off 16 of its next 17 games, hammered previously undefeated St. Joe's (and Jameer Nelson!) in the A-10 tournament, and ran all the way to the Elite Eight before falling, 66-63, to Duke. Not surprisingly, a couple of questionable calls down the stretch did them in.
This squad had better college players than UConn does (though the Huskies might have as much raw talent). It was also a senior-laiden group, with guards Romain Sato and Lionel Chalmers leading the way. It'd be beyond stunning if these Huskies suddenly gelled into a group that compared to those Musketeers.
2006 Seton Hall Pirates.
Low Point: 9-6, 1-3/Big East
Final Record: 18-12 (9-7), lost to Wichita State in first round, 86-66.
At times during the '06 season, Seton Hall looked like one of the worst power-conference teams in the country. They were destroyed, 93-40, in the second game of the season at Duke, and embarassed again, 99-57, by then-No. 1 UConn (ahh, the good old days). The Pirates also lost twice to cellar-dwelling Rutgers, dropped a home game to Northwestern, and lost to St. John's and DePaul. They even bowed out in the first round of the Big East tournament.
So how did Seton Hall (18-11, 9-7) reach the NCAA's? Wins over Pittsburgh, Syracuse, NC State, and West Virginia, all of whom were ranked in the Top 15 at one point in the season, earned them a bid. Obviously, UConn won't have anywhere near the opportunity for quality wins that Seton Hall had, so the Huskies will have to take a slightly different path.
2008 Georgia Bulldogs.
Low Point: 13-16, 4-12/SEC
Final Record: 17-17 (4-12), lost to Xavier in first round, 73-61.
'08 Georgia might very well be the worst power-conference team ever to reach the NCAA's, and the Bulldogs got there after making perhaps the most improbable conference tournament run of all-time. UGA was the 6-seed in the SEC East, but upset No. 3 Ole Miss on a banked-in three with 0.4 seconds left in the first round. After their second-round game was postponed due to a tornado that hit the Georgia Dome (seriously), the Bulldogs proceeded to upset Kentucky, 60-56, and Mississippi State, 64-60, on the same day in rival Georgia Tech's gym. They then finished off the incredible run with a 66-57 upset of Arkansas.
Georgia was given a No. 14 seed in the NCAA Tournament, and represented themselves well in a 73-61 loss to No. 3 Xavier.
2001 Georgia Bulldogs.
Low Point: 7-7, 0-1/SEC
Final Record: 16-15, (9-7), lost to Missouri in first round, 70-68.
Interestingly enough, '01 Georgia is another relevant comparison, as those Bulldogs staggered through a 16-14 regular season and reached the NCAA's primarily thanks to the nation's toughest schedule and their No. 19 ranking in the RPI. UConn's path to the NCAA's would obviously be much different, as the Huskies currently have an RPI of 141. Still, 1991 Villanova is the only at-large team to reach the NCAA Tournament with as many losses as the '01 Bulldogs.
1998 Florida State Seminoles.
Low Point: 16-12, 5-10/ACC
Final Record: 19-15 (6-10), lost to Valparaiso, 83-77, in second round
After a 12-2 start, FSU proceeded to lose 10 of its next 14 games, including a 103-55 humiliation at the hands of North Carolina. When the 'Noles dropped their ACC Tournament opener to North Carolina State, 65-63, on March 5, it sure looked like they were headed to the NIT.
But the selection committee didn't see it that way, prioritizing FSU's tough schedule and giving them one of the last invites to the Dance, a 12-seed in the Midwest Region. The 'Noles went on to upset 5th-seeded TCU, 96-87, before falling to all-time Cinderella Valparaiso in the round of 32.
Will UConn come up with a similarly improbable NCAA Tournament run? Probably not. But none of these teams looked likely to make the field at one point in their seasons, either.
Keep the faith, Huskies fans.


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Conceived and designed the experiments: GtR DAK LH ML. Performed the experiments: GtR DK ML. Analyzed the data: DK GtR LH. Wrote the paper: GtR DK LH. Critical revision of the manuscript: CJFVN ML PJS LMB RL RPOE. Contributed important intellectual content: CJFVN ML PJS LMB RL RPOE.
Publication bias jeopardizes evidence-based medicine, mainly through biased literature syntheses. Publication bias may also affect laboratory animal research, but evidence is scarce.
To assess the opinion of laboratory animal researchers on the magnitude, drivers, consequences and potential solutions for publication bias. And to explore the impact of size of the animals used, seniority of the respondent, working in a for-profit organization and type of research (fundamental, pre-clinical, or both) on those opinions.
Internet-based survey.
All animal laboratories in The Netherlands.
Laboratory animal researchers.
Median (interquartile ranges) strengths of beliefs on 5 and 10-point scales (1: totally unimportant to 5 or 10: extremely important).
Overall, 454 researchers participated. They considered publication bias a problem in animal research (7 (5 to 8)) and thought that about 50% (32–70) of animal experiments are published. Employees (n=21) of for-profit organizations estimated that 10% (5 to 50) are published. Lack of statistical significance (4 (4 to 5)), technical problems (4 (3 to 4)), supervisors (4 (3 to 5)) and peer reviewers (4 (3 to 5)) were considered important reasons for non-publication (all on 5-point scales). Respondents thought that mandatory publication of study protocols and results, or the reasons why no results were obtained, may increase scientific progress but expected increased bureaucracy. These opinions did not depend on size of the animal used, seniority of the respondent or type of research.
Non-publication of "negative" results appears to be prevalent in laboratory animal research. If statistical significance is indeed a main driver of publication, the collective literature on animal experimentation will be biased. This will impede the performance of valid literature syntheses. Effective, yet efficient systems should be explored to counteract selective reporting of laboratory animal research.
Publication bias jeopardizes evidence-based medicine through biased literature syntheses of clinical studies. [1], [2] It is conceivable that non-publication practices affect laboratory animal research too.[3]–[6] In particular, non-reporting of "negative" research findings may hamper progress in laboratory animal research (LAR) through unnecessary duplications of experiments and may lead to premature first-in-man studies. Data on the extent of non-publication in LAR is scarce.[7]–[10] Historically, the outlook on publishing may be different between clinical and laboratory animal research. For example, in his book 'Introduction à l'étude de la medicine experimentale', the founding father of experimental physiology, Claude Bernard, argued that "[.] in physiology we must never make average descriptions of experiments because the true relations of phenomena disappear in the average; [.] we must [.] present our most perfect experiment as a type". [11] More recently, Lemon and Dunnett, arguing against the use of systematic reviews for LAR, wrote that "no mechanism exists for so called negative results to be published. [.]. This is not just an issue of publication bias [.]. Scientific experiments are designed to test for evidence in favour of a particular experimental hypothesis and to abandon it if insufficient evidence is acquired." [12] Against this background, we assessed laboratory animal researchers' opinions about magnitude, drivers, consequences and potential solutions for publication bias in The Netherlands (575,278 animals used in experiments in 2010) [13]. We explored the impact of animal size, researcher seniority, working in a for-profit organization and type of research on those opinions.
We approached respondents via a two-step procedure: (i) the Dutch professional association of animal welfare officers, and (ii) all animal welfare officers. In March 2011, we sent a standard letter of invitation to participate by email to all animal welfare officers in the Netherlands via one liaison person (ML) who had access to them through their professional association. Since the animal welfare officers have address lists of all researchers that (had) performed LAR in their institutes, they were asked to send the invitation letter to all their animal researchers. The invitation letters () contained the link to the internet-based survey and explained that confidentiality was guaranteed for the respondent and their institute. In the months prior to the survey's launch, two authors (GtR and LH) had secured informal commitment to the survey from animal welfare officers in ten institutes.
The survey (Appendix S2) addressed five background features: (i) field of expertise, (ii) affiliation, (iii) size of the animals used [small (e.g. birds, rodents, fish, amphibians, reptiles) versus large (otherwise) or both], (iv) seniority of the respondent, as expressed by the number of (co-)authored publications, and (v) the type of the research of the respondent, where we defined pre-clinical research as LAR to investigate if a drug, procedure or treatment may have an effect in humans; other research was deemed basic. These background variables were also used in one-way stratified analyses to assess if results varied by these variables. The estimates for the publication rates were analyzed using bootstrapped quantile regression (200 repetitions) to adjust for the simultaneous effects of the four stratification variables. Items were scored on 5 or 10 point scales, in which 1 indicated totally unimportant and 5 or 10 extremely important.
We used Surveymonkey software (www.surveymonkey.com) and STATA software (version 10.1). Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis tests (in combination with Tukey's post-hoc test) were used to assess statistical significance (alpha=0.05). We applied the Bonferroni correction to adjust for multiple testing.
Through the Dutch professional association of animal welfare officers, all animal welfare officers (n=39) received the invitation letter and an internet link for the survey. We estimate that between 2,000 and 3,500 laboratory animal researchers received the invitation to participate. Between 17 March and 30 July 2011, 474 (between 14–24%) laboratory animal researchers returned the survey. Fifty-one respondents did not fill in the survey completely. Of these, we excluded 20 because of absence of (at least) their background data. This left 454 participants for the analysis. The variation in the number of respondents across table 1 is caused by the other 31 respondents.
Table 1 shows the main results. Table S1 shows the results stratified by four background variables. On average, those working in not-for-profit institutes (n=421) estimated that 50 percent (interquartile range (IQR) 35 to 70) of all conducted laboratory animal experiments are published. Researchers in a for-profit environment (n=21) estimated that only 10 percent (5 to 50) is published. Researchers in not-for-profit institutes reported that 80 percent (60 to 90) of their own work had been published against 10 percent (5 to 39) of the work of researchers in a for-profit environment. Respondents working only with large animals thought that their own work was published in 90 percent of cases (79 to 100) against 75 percent (50 to 90) for those working with small animals only. Results from the multivariable analyses change these results only slightly (Tables S2 and S3). In particular, respondents who had co-authored more than 5 papers estimated publication rates 10 percentage points higher than respondents who had published less (95% CI from 0.8 to 19.1). Respondents working with large animals only estimated the publication rate of work they had been involved in personally 10 percentage points higher (95% CI from 1.1 to 18.9). Statistical non-significance and technical problems are considered to be the main drivers for non-publication. Supervisors, editors, and reviewers were considered responsible for non-publication. As expected, funders were considered more important in a for-profit environment (2 versus 4). Overall, respondents considered publication bias an important problem for LAR (7 (IQR 5–8)) and for research duplication, literature syntheses and well-timed initiation of phase-1clinical trials in humans in particular. Table 1 shows that respondents thought mandatory publication of study protocols or results may help avoid unnecessary duplication, increase validity of literature syntheses and scientific progress, but at the cost of increased bureaucracy. These opinions did not depend on size of the animal used, seniority of the respondent or type of research.
Publication bias is an important problem in laboratory animal research (LAR) according to laboratory animal researchers. We estimate that only fifty percent of LAR is published, but it may be far less in for-profit organizations given that their employees estimated that only ten percent of LAR gets published overall, including their own. Lack of statistical significance, technical problems, the opinions of supervisors and peer reviewers were considered important drivers of non-publication. Respondents thought that mandatory publication of study protocols, research results or the reasons why results could not be obtained may accelerate scientific progress.
To our knowledge, this is the first survey among laboratory animal researchers focusing on publication bias. This survey has several limitations. First, we estimate the response rate to this survey to be between 14 and 24 percent. We do not know to which extent the results are representative for the Dutch LAR community, let alone for the wider LAR community. The number of laboratory animal researchers in The Netherlands is unknown. We were unable to obtain exact information from the institutes on to the number of E-mail addresses to which the survey had been sent. Another difficulty is that such address lists may not always be fully up to date. In particular, researchers who retire or change jobs may be listed in error. Second, the survey was restricted to one country. Third, only few researchers in for-profit organizations participated. Fourth, our results are reminiscent of the joke about surveys on driving ability in which 90% of respondents think that they belong to the group of people whose driving abilities are above-average. Likewise, it seems somewhat paradoxical that our respondents estimate the publication rate of their own work as much higher (in theory, they could have calculated it) than the overall rate. Another explanation may be that the 50% rate mentioned in the introduction to the survey acted as an anchor that made respondents estimate the overall rates as too low. That would imply that a non-publication rate of 20% is closer to the truth. This issue is related to the next one. Fifth, our study investigated researchers' opinions, which may not reflect the true rate(s) of non-publication. Sixth, due to the large number of statistical significance tests (n=121), application of the Bonferroni correction for multiple testing (at alpha=0.05) implies that only p-values below 0.0004 should be considered statistically significant (see also the legend to Table S1). The assessment of the effects of the four stratification variables should be considered explorative. Seventh, we were unable to assess the impact of scientific sub-discipline on the results since the free text field (survey item A.1, Appendix S2) yielded imprecise data with large variation.
Data on non-publication rates in LAR are scarce. Sena et al, using the statistical "trim and fill" technique on a large number of animal experiments on acute ischemic stroke, estimated the non-publication rate to be 13.6 percent which was associated with a 30% overstatement of efficacy. [6] Evidence from clinical research on humans suggests that between 46 and 67 percent of studies are not published [14]–[17], and that in those published, positive findings are over-emphasized. [18], [19] The emergence of trial registration, and the joint statement of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors on publication of randomized trials being conditional on a trial having a public trial registration number may have reduced these numbers. [20] We agree with Sena et al who argued that "non-publication is unethical since it deprives researchers of the accurate data they need to estimate the potential of novel therapies in clinical trials, but also because the included animals are wasted because they do not contribute to accumulating knowledge. In addition, research syntheses that overstate effects may lead to further unnecessary animal experiments testing poorly founded hypotheses." [6].
Measures against the suppression of "negative" results can be categorized from the source, via upstream to more downstream measures. Since, in The Netherlands, all experiments must pass a Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) for ethics approval, IACUCs may play a crucial role in the registration of all LAR and prevention of publication bias. A system ensuring periodic follow-up of each experiment's fate would reinforce such registration. It may be challenging to build a watertight system that simultaneously minimizes bureaucracy. Application of modern information technology may be crucial. One option to prevent that study results have an effect on the editorial decision is to initially submit manuscripts without any results. [21] Editors and peer reviewers would judge the importance of submissions through the background, hypotheses and methods sections. This would ensure that acceptance is not conditional on the results. More downstream measures include special journals, journal sections or repositories for "negative" results, such as the Journal of Negative Results in Biomedicine, The All Results Journals and Negative Results in Gynecological Oncology. [4], [22], [23] In addition, two journals, the Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism and Neurobiology of Aging, feature Negative Results sections with a very similar flavor. [24], [25] The Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism describes this section as follows: "Negative Results is intended to provide a forum for data that did not substantiate [.] a difference between the experimental groups, and/or did not reproduce published findings. Since the net effect of a Negative Result is to discourage repetition, the standards for acceptance as a Negative Result will be highly demanding. Typically, Type II error considerations are mandatory." [24].
Statistical significance testing is probably a main driver of non-publication. This is especially unfortunate given the widespread errors involved in understanding the meaning of p-values.[26]–[28].
What are the implications for further research? As we have learnt from randomized trials in humans, follow-up of cohorts of study protocols may help us understand the magnitude and the causes of publication bias in LAR, which in turn may affect the research community's motivation to deal with it. In the meantime, more research into statistical correction of publication bias seems useful.[29]–[31] Specifically, the comparison of various methods to deal with publication bias statistically, such as the trim and fill [32], regression-based methods [30], [33], [34], and capture-recapture [31] may be compared in simulation studies to assess their strengths and weaknesses in various situations.
Statistically significant differences between medians are highlighted with an asterisk (*). An asterisk in the column that corresponds to the first level of one of the four variables (affiliation, size of animals, number of papers published, focus of experiments), refers to the difference between the medians of the first and second level. An asterisk in the second column refers to the difference between the second and third level. An asterisk in the third column refers to the difference between the first and the third level.
All numbers are medians after bootstrapping the analysis 200 times. † Bootstrapped quantile regression on the median, simultaneously adjusting for all four stratification variables, that were modeled as dummy variables. CI denotes confidence interval. The intercept of the fully adjusted model, that is, the estimate for the median proportion of papers published of not-for profit researchers working with small animals, having co-authored between 0 and 5 papers, and working on both fundamental and pre-clinical topics was 50 percent (95% 43.5–56.5).
All numbers are medians after bootstrapping the analysis 200 times. † Bootstrapped quantile regression on the median, simultaneously adjusting for all four stratification variables, that were modeled as dummy variables. CI denotes confidence interval. The intercept of the fully adjusted model, that is, the estimate for the median proportion of papers published of not-for profit researchers working with small animals, having co-authored between 6 and 20 papers, and working on both fundamental and pre-clinical topics was 80 percent (95% 73.9–86.1). § The group that (co-)authored 0–5 studies was excluded from this row because very junior investigators very often had either zero or 100 percent of their papers published.
We thank the Dutch Professional Association of Animal Welfare Officers and its members for their willingness to cooperate and their support for this survey.
The authors have no support or funding to report.
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It's coming up to Christmas, summer is well and truly over, your university exams finished in May and you may have been travelling, done some work experience or just taken some time off which I do not blame you for! So, now is the time to get stuck into work and start your dream career in the digital industry. It's a great time to start with our clients hiring to set themselves up for the New Year.
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As a recent graduate I was made to believe throughout school, college and university the most important thing to have a successful career is education, education, education. It is engrained into us from an early age without even realising. Looking back now of course education is important, it's the foundation of knowledge, discipline and life lessons. I now, however, have a full-time job in recruitment and will never need to use a maths equation or need to know what photosynthesis is… so what are employers in the digital industry looking for from a 'fresh graduate'? Someone who may have no relevant working experience and only academics on their CV.
It's not what you would expect… I spoke to Ben Whitely (Head of Client Delivery) from MeltWater who gave me an insight into what makes a candidate hireable.
Ok so first yes, he did say education is important! It demonstrates that the person is committed, intelligent and is keen to learn however he continued to say that it is not the be all and end all to success. Alan Sugar is one of the most successful businessmen and he left school at 16.
Be a go getter!
What stands out on a CV for Ben and I'm sure other digital experts is someone who clearly wants to be involved, a 'go getter'. To support your academic career it is important to demonstrate that you didn't just keep your nose in the books. Any extracurricular activity is a great example of you going and getting things. This could be sport, music, volunteering or any work experience, and when I say 'work' it does not have to be specifically digitally related either. Working in any employment shows that you voluntarily gave up your free time when you could have been relaxing with your friends, to work and earn money…or no money! Big thumbs up.
The point that we mainly discussed was that he would hire a candidate who displayed a positive attitude and ambition over another candidate with top top academics.
So I have come to this conclusion....
As a graduate you need to stand out from the crowd or more specifically you need to on that 10 people grad day! Having a positive attitude towards working 9-5, genuinely saying that you want to be in manager position within 5 years and demonstrating you care, and want to work for the company and are what makes you hireable, not your 1st, sport skills or digital internship. Those things are GREAT and perfect examples of you being able to do the job you applied for. What secures the job however is your approach in an interview. How are you going to add value to the company? The answer, by working the hours they ask or more, constantly wanting to learn and passion for the company's values.
This is a really exciting time for the digital industry and technologies keep on advancing, making brands lives a lot simpler to advertise effectively and those brands playing a major part in online user experience and ease for the consumer.


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Happy New Year to all. It has been a fair bit since I blogged. I was kind of waiting for the Mayan Calendar to deliver but alas. They postponed our impending apocalyptic doom. The doomsday passed and I found myself facing the harsh reality of life and the traditional January excruciating financial ineptness induced by excessive holiday splurging… That aside, I wish to draw your attention to 7 things I am grateful for right now. This very moment in my life.
My Family- I would not be the man I am if it were not for the advice and unwavering support my family has given me over the years. Family first always.
The Pursuit – The hunger inside to always want to better myself. Whether its academically ,financially, emotionally or career-wise. The passion and desire is alive and well.
Friends- They know who they are. Old and new. Lifting up, laughing, celebrating, calling up, planning, inviting, conversing, showing up. The greatest gift I have received this past year is the recognition of how very important friends are in enriching my daily life. I have no idea why it took me 27 years to get that straight in my noodle.
Music- Defying all the laws of harmony . Beauty may boast of her eyes and her cheeks but music brings joy to the heart and soul when she sings. A form of escapism, a new world of opportunity and just sheer joy. I am grateful for music and the role she plays in my life. Music…
Poetry. In my many hours of reading and never-ending quest to understand myself, I found this amazing piece of poetry.
Witnessing bravery- In the last 6 months alone I've been privileged to witness two friends demonstrate big time courage in their lives. Taking chances, moving forward, stepping outside their comfort zone, making things happen. HOLY MATRIMONY. I wish that for all of us – to see it and to live it.
Growth- Being able to write my dreams and make them reality as each day comes. To fearlessly pursue happiness and blossom into a man I can proudly face in the mirror. To be able to love wholeheartedly and unconditionally is a blessing from the heavens. To be of sound and able mind and to allow myself to feel and not worry about not understanding why. To just feel.
I really do wish you all a very successful New year. "If you can dream it, you can create it"


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A man bravely stood up to three thugs who tried to rob him at knife-point as he sat in his van.
The victim, 41, was at the traffic lights at the junction of Caunce Street and Grosvenor Street, in Blackpool town centre, when the trio struck.
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Detectives say the men demanded his mobile phone, cash and van during the failed hijacking at around 9pm on Tuesday.
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Det Sgt Rik Irving, of Blackpool CID, said: "Three male offenders approached him and attempted to rob him at knife-point.
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After the victim gave a description of the offenders to detectives, police arrested three men who were yesterday in custody.
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The NYPD has brought internal charges against Brooklyn precinct commander, two sergeants and two officers involving allegations that they manipulated crime reports.
Deputy Inspector Steven Mauriello, the former commanding officer of the 81st Precinct in Bedford-Stuyvesant, is among those charged, reports the New York Daily News.
The allegations against the two sergeants and the two officers involve a single robbery complaint. The two sergeants are charged with failing to ensure that the two officers they instructed to file the report, the New York Times reports.
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Rooms, services The guests of Club Hotel Alpino Folgaria may stay in 54 nicely furnished, comfortable rooms in Folgaria. We recommend trying some of the relaxing wellness services available at the hotel, an indoor pool will also be at your disposal. The café and the bar provide a nice atmosphere for a romantic evening talk or a personal meeting. In the safe you may secure your valuables. An exact and detailed list of equipment in the rooms and of the services provided by Club Hotel Alpino Folgaria you will find on the information sheet below, including any applicable additional fees.
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There's something for everyone at the movies in 2017. From a slew of sequels, to a variety of superhero flicks, moviegoers will have their choice of films at the local cinema.
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"Fifty Shades Darker" (Feb. 10) is the second film based on E.L. James' best-selling erotic romance novels. A tale as old as time, "Beauty and the Beast" (March 17) brings Disney's animated classic to life, starring Emma Watson as Belle and Dan Stevens as the Beast. Two works of horror master Stephen King make their way to the big screen. Idris Elba rides in as the Gunslinger and Matthew McConaughey as the Man in Black in the long-awaited "The Dark Tower" (July 28), based on the epic series of novels. Bill Skarsgård steps into the clown shoes of the evil Pennywise in "IT" (Sept. 8), a remake of the 1990 miniseries.
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Hugh Jackman hangs up the claws in his last film as mutant anti-hero Wolverine in "Logan" (March 3). The manga cult classic "Ghost in the Shell" (March 31) hacks into live action, starring Scarlett Johansson as a cyborg policewoman. "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" (May 5) reunites Marvel's ragtag team of space-hopping superheroes as they investigate the mystery of Star-Lord's (Chris Pratt) father. In "Wonder Woman" (June 2), Gal Gadot wields the Lasso of Truth as the Amazonian warrior princess in the DC Comics character's first full-length film. After joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) tries to juggle being a superhero and a high school student in "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (July 7). "Thor: Ragnarok" (Nov. 3) brings together the God of Thunder (Chris Hemsworth) and the Hulk (Bruce Banner). On the DC side, Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) recruit The Flash (Ezra Miller), Aquaman (Jason Momoa) and Cyborg (Ray Fisher) to form the "Justice League" (Nov. 17).
Auteurs return
In the past, Terrence Malick would direct a movie once every five to 20 years, in the past six years, he had released five, with "Song to Song" slated for March 17. The long-gestating film features Ryan Gosling, Michael Fassbender, Rooney Mara and Natalie Portman and is about the Austin, Texas music scene. Christopher Nolan reunites with "The Dark Knight Rises" Tom Hardy and Cillian Murphy with the World War II feature "Dunkirk" (July 21). Director Jason Reitman reteams with Charlize Theron and writer Diablo Cody for "Tully" (to be announced), a night nanny who forms a special bond with a mother of three.
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Real-life tales are no strangers to the cinema, and 2017 is loaded with them. Jack Black takes on the rise and fall of Hazleton polka legend Jan Lewan in "The Man Who Would be Polka King," set to debut at the Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 26. "Crazy, Stupid, Love." co-stars Emma Stone and Steve Carrell are tennis greats Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs in "Battle of the Sexes" (TBA). Jessica Chastain is Antonia Zabinski, the Polish keeper of the Warsaw zoo who helped the Resistance in World War II in "The Zookeeper's Wife" (March 31). Hugh Jackman goes under the big top as P.T. Barnum in "The Greatest Showman" (Dec. 25).
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Plymouth Argyle manager Paul Sturrock has recalled winger Craig Noone from his loan spell at Exeter City to cover for injuries at Home Park.
The Liverpool-born 21-year-old joined the Grecians on a three-month loan deal in September and has made seven appearances for the League One club, scoring twice.
But Noone's form at St James Park, and a recent spate of injuries for Argyle, has prompted Sturrock to recall the player who will give him a different attacking option.
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|Concerning the arrest of Damian Green
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Arrest of Damien Green and search of his office and home
I want to know why the Speaker of the House and Sergeant at Arms have not been sacked without compensation for the incompetent handling of this disgraceful situation.
I refer to Mr Martin and Ms Jill Pay who have shown total ignorance of the traditions and responsibilities attaching to the offices. When I, as a schoolboy, visited the House of Commons in the 1950s I recall being shown the door and told about King Charles being refused entry etc etc.
Mr Martin and Ms Pay no doubt revel in the kudos of being the legitimate successors in tradition of the Black Rod who refused entry to King Charles. However, when the moment arrived for them to show their mettle and go down in history as the modern refusers of entry to Parliament they did not rise to the occasion. Rather they metaphorically ran and hid in a corner.
We have all at some time watched television detective stories where the police arrive at premises and are refused entry because they did not have a search warrant. It beggars belief that Ms Pay would simply admit the police to the House. According to recent newspaper reports Ms Pay was refused an audience with the Queen after her appointment on the grounds that she was not suitable for the post. Need I say more?
MPs do not escape blameless either. There are surely enough of you to demand action against the Speaker.
Not let us turn to the good that comes out of this situation. For once MPs have been subjected to the kind of treatment that is metered out to the general public by the police. This is the result of the salami-slicing-away of the freedoms and rights of the British people by this government. Perhaps you and your colleagues in the House will reflect on this.
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Rodeway Inn features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Palm Springs motel also offers a terrace, barbecue grills, and a picnic area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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It was a weekend for forgotten men, some of the winners over the past few days included Big Sam Allardyce, Robbie Keane, West Brom, James Milner and Damien Duff. More than anything, with the bottom two winning in the Premier League, the table has just got even tighter, which should be a nice fillip for Christmas. In Europe, it was Italy that stole the show thanks to fine performances from Maicon (and Mourinho) and Alexandre Pato.
Good Weekend
Manchester United
Champions of the world, and Arsenal and Liverpool draw. What are the odds Chelsea wrap things up by failing to register all three points at Goodison Park tonight.
Robbie Keane
Following a week where Mark Lawrenson claimed the all-time top goalscorer for the Republic of Ireland was on his way out of Anfield, Keane hit back with a performance and a goal that could be the turning point in his career at Liverpool.
It has been difficult for Keane to fit in at Liverpool, in a team who do not play to his strengths and following a tough few weeks it may even have been good for him not to have had Rafa Benitez on the touchline. Since it was at the Emirates, he was always likely to be up for it, as was evidenced by his yellow card for winning the ball from Clichy in the first half.
And the goal showed just what a class finisher Robbie Keane can be, smashing a ball coming over his shoulder past Almunia. If he can kick on from here he could be the latest Liverpool legend to wear the number seven shirt.
West Brom
Four years ago the "Great Escape" also started with a win against Manchester City.
Big Sam Allardyce
Stoke did their best to welcome back Big Sam with some woeful defending but the way Blackburn came out the traps is proof of the new managers influence. There is still though much work to do, not least to solve the future of Roque Santa Cruz.
James Milner
It was a timely goal for James Milner. The former Newcastle winger got the all-important winner and secured all three points from a tricky fixture. More than anything it reminded us that Milner has a crucial part to play in the rest of the season. With Carew out injured, Young and Agbonlahor have stepped up to the plate and look like they have the potential to take Villa into the Champions League.
Milner, the third member of the strike force has failed to really make an impact so far this season. Although he has provided four assists that was his first goal of the season and if you are playing 4-3-3, then the attacking triumvirate must all contribute. It is easy to forget that Milner is just 22, the next few months could be crucial in his career development.
Ricky Sbragia
Three games into the job and Sunderland look like a different side to the one that lost five out of six under Roy Keane. Sbragia nearly guided the Mackems to a point at Old Trafford and his team have now scored eight goals in two games and brushed aside West Brom and Hull.
When looking at the Sunderland line-up, it has long been suspected that if Kenwyne Jones and Djibril Cisse can get a partnership going they have enough about them to stay up. One of the keys on Saturday was the form of Kieran Richardson and Steed Malbranque. Richardson scored the all-important second goal whilst Malbranque claimed the opener and set up the two late goals.
Suddenly the squad Roy Keane left behind doesn't look so bad.
Gary Megson
The most underrated manager in the division?
Roy Hodgson
The most underrated manager in the division?
Damien Duff & Mark Viduka
Two forgotten men combined to produce a classy goal.
Maicon and Mourinho
The Brazilian full-back is surely the best right sided defender in the world (only fellow Brazilian Dani Alves is in the same league). Maicon is the second-best player at Inter Milan after Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the form the Swede is in at the moment, that is high praise. Ultimately though, one still feels Inter will struggle against United in the Champions League, there just doesn't seem to be enough quality when compared with the Premier League champions.
If United do prevail, these league wins will be all important for the "Special One," after all his predecessor was sacked for winning the league. Mourinho also yet again showed a great turn of pace to celebrate with Maicon, he might not have played the game professionally, but he can move quicker than most managers.
Alexandre Pato
The 19-year-old Brazilian was sensational early on against Udinese, scoring twice and setting up another for Kaka in the first 18 minutes. Pato now has four in three and is beginning to really mature as an AC Milan player.
Juande Ramos
A win is a win.
Came back from 3-0 down early in the second-half to stun Monaco by winning 4-3. Diarra and Cavenaghi scored crucial goals that could further fuel their transfer values ahead of the transfer window. What a shame there were so few people to see the game of the weekend in Europe.
Marcus Berg
Having openly admitted that he was put off by the transfer rumours in recent weeks, the Swedish striker returned to form with four goals against Roda, three of which came in a ten-minute second half spell.
Bad Weekend
West Ham
The Hammers are being afflicted with a very current Premier League disease, the ability to grind out better results away from home compared to at Upton Park. Much of the reason for this must go down to the lack of creativity in the wide positions in midfield. Away from home this can help the cause by closing down the opposition quicker, but at home the Hammers seem unable to break down teams.
Carlton Cole has also been woeful, which has sorely affected the service coming in to Craig Bellamy, who in recent weeks has been almost their only creative spark. Like a lot of teams, January is going to be crucial for the Hammers.
Manchester City
"We are going to be the biggest club in the world, bigger than both Real Madrid and Manchester United." – Dr Sulaiman Al Fahim.
Only Manchester City could spend like they did on players like Robinho and find themselves in the bottom three at Christmas. The trip to the Hawthorns always looked like a tough fixture going into the weekend and so it proved.
Mark Hughes' side have a run of winnable games in the Premier League in the coming weeks, if they can get Robinho back and sign some quality then they should be ok. But, there is no doubt that the immense amount of wealth that has come into the club has affected almost all the players negatively, bar Stephen Ireland.
How easy can it be to play for the club, if you know you are unlikely to have a long-term future?
Does anyone else think that Tony Adams is not a good manager?
Gareth Southgate
Simply too inconsistent, after drawing with Arsenal, they lose at Fulham. Boro haven't won since the 2-1 victory at Aston Villa in early November. With the league so close, a team like Middlesbrough could well be the ones to drop into the Championship in May.
They have really struggled since Rory Delap's shoulder injury got worse.


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Endo T.,Health Sciences University of Hokkaido |
Hotta Y.,Health Sciences University of Hokkaido |
Hisamichi Y.,Health Sciences University of Hokkaido |
Kimura O.,Health Sciences University of Hokkaido |
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Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety | Year: 2012
We analyzed the δ 13C, δ 15N and δ 18O values and Hg concentration in red meat products originating from the predominant types sold in Japan for human consumption: two populations of common minke (J- and O-types), Bryde's and sei whales in the western North Pacific Ocean, and fin and Antarctic minke whales in the Southern Ocean. The order of the trophic positions, evaluated by δ 15N values and Hg concentrations, coincided with their known feeding habits: common minke (J-type)=common minke (O-type)>Bryde's≥sei≥Antarctic minke≥fin. The Hg concentrations in the combined samples from the six samples were significantly correlated with their δ 15N values (γ=0.455, n=66, p<0.05), reflecting overall differences in the trophic level. This correlation was not significant for within-species comparison for the common minke (J- and O-types) or the Bryde's whale, probably reflecting the higher δ 15N value and lower Hg concentration in the North Pacific Ocean around Japan. Determination of δ 13C, δ 15N and δ 18O could be used to discriminate between the red meat products originating from the whale species in the North Pacific and Southern Oceans. However, the four whale species or populations in the Pacific Ocean could not be discriminated on basis of these values, nor could the two species in the Southern Ocean. Positive correlations between the δ 13C and δ 15N values and negative correlations between the δ 15N and δ 18O values and the δ 13C and δ 18O values, probably reflecting migration patterns, were found in some whale species in the North Pacific and Southern Oceans. © 2012 Elsevier Inc.
Endo T.,Health Sciences University of Hokkaido |
Kimura O.,Health Sciences University of Hokkaido |
Sato R.,SI Science Co. |
Kobayashi M.,Tokyo University of Agriculture |
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Marine Pollution Bulletin | Year: 2014
We analyzed δ13C, δ15N and δ18O in the muscle and liver from killer whales stranded on the coast of Japan. The δ15N values in the muscle samples from calves were apparently higher than those in their lactating mothers, suggesting that nursing may result in the higher δ15N values in the muscle samples of calves. The δ15N value in the muscle samples of male and female whales, except for the calves, were positively correlated with the δ13C values and body length, suggesting that the increases in δ15N were due to the growth of the whales and increase in their trophic level. In contrast, the δ18O values in the muscle samples of female whales except for the calves were negatively correlated with the δ13C and δ15N values. The δ18O may be lower in whales occupying higher trophic positions (δ15N), although it might also be affected by geographic and climatic conditions. © 2014 Elsevier Ltd.
Suzuki Y.,Japan National Food Research Institute |
Isshiki M.,Food Agricultural Materials Inspection Center |
Sato R.,SI Science CO. |
Nakashita R.,Japan Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute
Bunseki Kagaku | Year: 2014
In previous studies, stable carbon, nitrogen and oxygen isotope analyses were probably a useful tool for tracing the geographical origin of processed eels. However, the lack of a reliable technique for isotope ratio measurements is significantly regrettable, and should be improved immediately. Here, we present results of an inter-laboratory test on the EA-IRMS determination of stable carbon, nitrogen and oxygen isotopic compositions (δ13C, δ15N and δ18O) in processed eel samples. The processed eel samples were distributed and analyzed by a total of 5 laboratories. The variations of the standard deviations for δ13C (- 18.7 ‰ ± 0.2 ‰) and δ15N (+13.4 %o ± 0.3 ‰) among laboratories were not very large compared to the instrument uncertainties. The δ18O values (+ 16.5 %o ± 3.1 ‰) in processed eel samples showed a large variation among laboratories. This may have been caused by much the contamination of N2 to the CO peak on the EA-IRMS chromatogram, and may be improved by using a longer GC column or Purge & trap columns for chromatographic separation. © 2014 The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry.
Sato R.,SI Science CO. |
Kawanishi H.,SI Science CO. |
Schimmelmann A.,Indiana University |
Suzuki Y.,Japan National Food Research Institute |
Chikaraishi Y.,Japan Agency for Marine - Earth Science and Technology
Bunseki Kagaku | Year: 2014
The availability of suitable standards (i.e., internationally calibrated reference materials) is a common issue as an analytical chemical precondition accurately measuring stable isotope ratios in many scientific disciplines. However, the traditional IAEA and NIST standards are in limited supply, particularly for the isotope analysis of organic hydrogen (D/H), carbon (13C/12C), nitrogen (15N/14N), oxygen (18O/16O), and sulfur (34S/32S). In a subproject coupled with the international project "Development of Organic H, C, and N Stable Isotope International Standards for NIST and IAEA", we recently produced new reference materials of nine amino acids. These reference martials were designed as a working standard set to cover the naturally occurring nitrogen isotopic heterogeneity, ranging from - 25 to + 45%o (δ15N value, vs. Air), which would be useful as the first internationally suitable reference materials for modern applications of the nitrogen isotope analysis of amino acids and other nitrogenous organic compounds. © 2014 The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry.


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MOSCOW, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Russian chess grandmaster Yuri Yeliseyev, 20, died after falling from a 12th floor balcony of a Moscow apartment building, police said.
The chess prodigy, a world junior chess champion in 2012 and proclaimed grandmaster, the chess world's highest rank, was attempting to reach another balcony when he slipped Saturday, colleague Daniil Dubov said. He was a practitioner of parkour, a game of urban physical challenge involving leaping across roofs and fences, and climbing walls and other man-made obstacles.
"Tonight my close friend died, an outstanding chess player and analyst, one of the most talented people I know, Yuri Yeliseyev. He was trying to climb from the window onto a balcony on the 12th floor but lost his grip," friend and fellow parkour enthusiast Dobov wrote on Facebook, the BBC said.
Police said injuries on Yelisevey's body were consistent with a fall.
Yeliseyev won the 2016 Moscow open chess tournament, and was ranked 42nd among Russian grandmasters and 212th globally among grandmasters.
Sergei Yanovsky, coach of the Russian national chess team, said Yeliseyev "was a very talented chess player, a very bright lad, he was always very popular in the team."
"Yura always sought unusual methods in everything, he had a predilection for unorthodox solutions... this is a very heavy loss," he added, using a nickname for Yeliseyev.


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