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Test for 3D moving body
Dear counterparts,
Could anyone help me to find any experimental or computational results of moving or oscillating 3D body (for example, it may be prolate spheroid) in a viscous laminar flow for a validation of the "Immersed Boundary Method"?
Thanks for any suggestions, Anvar
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We have available data which has not yet been published. We made surface pressure and wake measurements on an oscillating 3D model in incompressible flow. The model has the geometry of an Apollo re-entry capsule and the measurements are performed at Reynolds number range of 10^4<Re<10^6.
Oscillating results are not yet published but the results on stationary model are published in several occasions:
· Ploumhans P., Winckelmans G., Karatekin Ö., Charbonnier J.-M., Unsteady incompressible flow past bluff bodies: experiments and simulations using Lagrangian vortex methods, ERCOFTAC One-day seminar on "Unsteady flows:experiments and simulations", VKI Rhode-St-Genese, Belgium, 11 February 2000.
· Ö. Karatekin, R. Voets, J.M. Charbonnier, F.Y. Wang: Incompressible Aerodynamics of a Planetary Entry Capsule, 17th International Congress on Instrumentation in Aerospace Facilities, Toulouse, 14-17 June 1999.
· F. Y. Wang, Ö. Karatekin, J.-M. Charbonnier : Low-Speed Aerodynamics of a Planetary Entry Capsule. Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, Volume 36, No. 5 , pp. 659-667, September-October 1999.
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Dear Ozgur,
Thank you very much for your information. I'll try to find your articles.
Re: Test for 3D moving body
For my dissertation, I computed the flow over an oblate ellipsoid, both spinning and non-spinning. The flow was viscous and laminar, but compressible. If this is what you are looking for, you can download my dissertation from,
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In the journey of one's life, the role played by his or her parents is indispensable. Dealing with the truth of one's son/daughter being visually impaired is not easy when it comes to accepting the same, and also in the subsequent stages in their respective lives.
Voice Vision's effort in this endeavour, deals with providing the optimum guidance to the parents with regards to the different facilities available, different ways to deal with problems, and proven stories of success voiced by the people who have reached great heights in the ladder of 'achievement'.
The different monthly sessions are not mere 'knowledge sessions', but a platform for the parents to interact with the parents of other students, and collectively learn and impart tips and tricks to shape the futures of many students at present, and many more to come and be a part of the Voice Vision family.
Please click on the links below to get a brief summary of the sessions held so far.
- Mobility, 23rd May 2009
- Accessible technology, 27th June 2009
- Personal life, 25th July 2009
- Legal matters, 22nd August 2009
- Career planning, 26th September 2009
- Sighted Guide technique, 28th November 2009
- Scribe vs. student: Both sides of the story, 23rd January 2010
- Soft skills (Individual & social) 26th June 2010
- Soft Skills (Professional) 24th July 2010
Mobility, 23rd May 2009
Conducted by: Ms. Sushmeetha B. Bubna
"Walk the Talk". It's very easy for a sighted person to ask his visually impaired counterpart to use a stick for being mobile and self-independent. In this session, we tried turning the tables and giving a lesson or two to the sighted ones on the tips and tricks. This meeting touched upon the importance of mobility for a VI person and using the white cane. The objective was to help the parents make their VI child self dependant. The parents were motivated to encourage their children to make practical use of the techniques which would help them to become self dependant and move around independently. Activity: The parents were blind folded and made to walk using the white cane. They were made to realize how difficult it is to walk without sight & experience the plight of their VI family members.
Accessible Technology, 27th June 2009
Organized by: Voice Vision
For this session a trip to XRCVC was organized, where the various accessible technologies available for the VI were showcased. Products like Dolphin pen, Kurzweil software, Talking Typing Teacher, Speaking Spelling, JAWS Hindi, Prisma, Zoom-ex, Victor reader stream, KNFB reader, & Sara scanner were demonstrated. A hands on opportunity was also offered to interested members. The objective of this session was to make the parents aware of the technologies that are available for the VI today, so that they could in turn make use of these products for the betterment of their child's future. Activity: Arranged a trip to the Xavier's Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged, Churchgate.
Personal life, 25th July 2009
Conducted by: Mr. Joquim Rapose & Mrs. Padma Rapose
The objective of this session was to break the common belief that a visually impaired couple cannot live a successful married life. For this session, a married VI couple, Mr. Joquim Rapose & Mrs. Padma Rapose, who have been happily married for the past 20 odd years or so, were invited to share their experiences with the parents & other married students. They discussed about how they met, the way they managed the day to day activities, and the challenges faced by them in bringing up a family. They not only shared their problems but also discussed the solutions that they together found to those problems. They also discussed the different ways in which they managed to overcome the hurdles of raising their children all by themselves. They helped encourage the parents & spouses of our students and showed them how even visually impaired persons can lead a very normal married life.
Legal matters, 22nd August 2009
Conducted by: Ms. Kanchan Pamnani, advocate
At this session the Legal issues related with the right to live, or equal opportunity with others, and Counseling the parents with regards to school admissions were touched upon. A solicitor Ms. Kanchan Pamnani was invited to throw some light on these matters. She provided information regarding the various legal issues related to the VI, and provided the necessary information with regards to education, banking, finance, & the various concessions available for the VI. Everyone was made aware of the need for the VI to take advantage of the various banking facilities that are now available for them, like ATM's, credit cards, internet banking, etc. It was also made clear that a VI person is entitled to take a medical insurance just like any other individual and will not be deprived of this right. In education, Ms. Pamnani spoke of the right of a VI to take extra time and to use the facilities of a scribe. This session made the parents and spouses of the students aware of the legalities related to the visually impaired which they were not aware of before. Activity: Circulars and laws related to the visually impaired for banking, education, social justice & welfare were distributed.
Career planning, 26th September 2009
Conducted by: Mr. Nagraj More & Mrs. Vishaka More
At this meeting, Mr. Nagraj More, working as Deputy manager, HR, in BPCL, and his wife Mrs. Vishaka More, working as Assistant General manager, market regulation department, at SEBI, shared their experiences of how they got to the posts they hold today. They discussed the various problems that they faced in their career paths. They even spoke of how due to lack of technology in those days taking notes, preparing for examinations, etc was a challenge. And shared the solutions with which they resolved their problems. In this session the parents and students learnt about the various avenues that the VI's can get into today. They also learnt the importance of educating their children in order to attain a bright future.
Sighted Guide technique, 28th November 2009
Conducted by: Mobility instructors from NAB
While in an earlier session we tried to encourage the parents and spouses of our students to motivate their visually impaired family member to use the white cane and make themselves independent, this time it was the parents and spouses turn to learn a few things for themselves. Through this session we tried to provide a few tips and tricks to the family members and show them the right way of guiding their visually impaired counterpart. For this session we invited mobility instructors from NAB, who demonstrated the various techniques not only of walking with a stick, but also ways of seeking help from the sighted wherever necessary. They even gave a few tips to the sighted on the proper techniques of guiding the VI person when they are with them. For example, when climbing stairs, crossing the road, being seated on a chair, etc. They also provided a few tips to the students on things like, identifying currency, using proper techniques when walking with a sighted guide, proper way of looking for things that have fallen, etc. It was a very informative and knowledgeable session for all. Every member learnt something new from the demonstrations exhibited. Activity: Demonstration of proper sighted guide technique.
Scribe vs. student: Both sides of the story, 23rd January 2010
Conducted by: Mrs. Usha Iyer, Ms. Nikita Vaid, & Mr. Sameer Latey
"A tool, as vital as any one" Readers and writers have been, and will continue to be an integral part of one's life, when it comes to the vision-under-privileged. The aim of this session was to understand the plight of the scribes as well as that of the students, discuss the problems they face and provide solutions to them. The guests invited were Mrs. Usha Iyer, who works as a reader for the Visually Impaired, and two of Voice Vision's ex students named, Ms. Nikita Vaid, MBA, working as HR manager with Bank of Baroda, & Mr. Sameer Latey, Chartered Accountant, Manager (Accounts & Finance) at Chowgule Koster pvt ltd. The session started with a talk by Mrs. Usha Iyer, who beautifully shared her experiences as a reader with us. She spoke about how she started off as a reader, the bonds that she built with her students and continues sharing that bond even today. She even spoke of how she learnt how to behave around Visually Impaired people, and get accustom to not using sign language to communicate with them and keep everything more on the verbal side. She further discussed the challenges faced by her and the way she overcame them. The next talk was by Mr. Sameer Latey, who threw light on the legalities related to readers/writers, the good and bad experiences that he encountered with his writers during examinations, and provided information on how one can go about looking for a scribe. Next came the last speaker for the day, Ms. Nikita Vaid, who shared in detail her good and bad experiences with both readers as well as writers. She also made a good point that we shouldn't exploit the knowledge and services of a writer for our own personal benefit during exams, and keep ourselves honest instead. At this session the speakers helped the parents & students understand the importance of bonding between a scribe and the student in order to avail better results.
Soft skills (Individual & social) 26th June 2010
Conducted By: Mr. K. Ramkrishna.
This was a very informative session for both the visually impaired individuals as well as the sighted, where Mr. Ramkrishna, Acting Honorary Secretary-general, The National Association for the Blind, India, spoke of the importance of the development of personal & social skills for any individual.
He started off by focusing on personal skills, where he highlighted on the importance of enhancing language skills, learning Braille, being self dependent but not stretching it too far, brushing up on personal etiquettes, maintaining personal hygiene, learn cooking, helping out with household chores, etc. He also stressed upon how important a role the family members especially the parent's play in instilling these skills in their visually impaired children.
Then he went onto the social skills, where he spoke of the importance of having the right dress code whether at a party, social gathering, temple, or official meeting. He also spoke of the proper ways of eating and adapting the right table manners, For example, when at a party eat only stuff which one would be comfortable eating with a spoon, or ask for roti's instead, ask for ice-cream in a bowl instead of a plate, not create a mess & avoid making sounds while eating, etc. He said one should enhance his / her listening skills and maintain the concentration on the topic being discussed and not let the mind wander away. While opening a conversation with strangers, Mr. Ramkrishna says that one should avoid speaking on 3 topics, politics, sex, and religion, as these are very sensitive issues. He also stated that one should maintain the right body posture. One should not slouch while sitting or standing and always try to look at the person speaking when in the middle of a conversation.
Soft Skills (Professional) 24th July 2010
Conducted by: Mr. Rajesh Mehta, Career Development program manager Growth Markets - HR IST Learning, IBM Global Services India pvt ltd.
At the session the following points were covered by Mr. Rajesh Mehta.
- Time Management
- Nuances of communication
- Vitality of effective listening
- Importance of Behavioral skills in daily endeavors
- Power of positive thinking
- Elements to be considered while preparing for an interview
He started off the session with sharing his experience during his college days, outlining the difficulties in choosing a career path in those days, especially in the situation where one used to get caught between abundance of job opportunities and an acute shortage of resources for visually impaired people. He went on to say that just being a graduate wouldn't help any one to have a successful career, especially in today's competitive world. He emphasized on the vitality of behavioral skills and how that is a prime requirement in an individual over and above his or her technical knowledge. It is the only thing that makes or breaks a person's career.
Treading the path of communication and its criticality in getting any job accomplished, he dealt with the art of physical listening and the power of reflective listening. He briefed upon several tips to communicate effectively in a meeting, during one-to-one conversations and during social get-togethers. One needs to be well equipped with proper verbal and written communication, alongside delivering the message in a precise and concise manner, as 'time' tops the chart of scarcity.
He further went on to touch the topic of "networking". He elaborated on the importance of networking, and why it's essential in not only reaching out to many allied, but also be resourceful when helping others. This includes interacting and coordinating with people across the organizational structure and hierarchy.
Lastly he spoke on how one should present oneself when one is going for an interview. One needs to carry oneself well with regards to one's body language, dressing style, attitude, gesture, facial expression in short one's overall personality should be pleasant and positive. From an interviewer's point of view, he stressed that he or she should make the candidate feel comfortable during the interview process.
He concluded the session by answering to questions on effective communication, professional behavior and need for qualification par excellence to survive. The audience was enthralled by the whole session, and posed questions to him post the session as well.
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"Got a lot of valuable information from this session like the importance of Developing professional relationship and social networking, and the proper way of presenting ourselves before an interview."
"This session has helped me to understand the importance of listening and developing communication skills."
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Pope John Paul II is encouraging Catholics to use the Internet as an instrument of peace and evangelisation. In a statement entitled: "The Internet: A New Forum for Proclaiming the Gospel" written for World Communication Day 2002, the Pope says: "The Internet causes billions of images to appear on millions of computer monitors around the planet... From this galaxy of sight and sound will the face of Christ emerge and the voice of Christ be heard? ....For it is only when his face is seen and his voice heard that the world will know the glad tidings of our redemption....This is the purpose of evangelization. And this is what will make the Internet a genuinely human space, for if there is no room for Christ, there is no room for man." He says: "I dare to summon the whole Church bravely to cross this new threshold, to put out into the deep of the Net, so that now as in the past the great engagement of the Gospel and culture may show to the world "the glory of God on the face of Christ (2 Corinthians 4:6). "In these troubled times, how can we ensure that this wondrous instrument first conceived in the context of military operations can now serve the cause of peace? Can it favour that culture of dialogue, participation, solidarity and reconciliation without which peace cannot flourish?" "The Church believes it can; and to ensure that this is what will happen, she is determined to enter this new forum, armed with the Gospel of Christ, the Prince of Peace." World Communication Day takes place this year on 12 May. source: Vatican


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We know every word didn't just come up to man by imagination they always had an origin and a root. Here are four words with some very amazingly fascinating roots.
Draconian, no it has nothing to do with dragons, even though many fantasy writers have associated it with that. The truth is perhaps even more complicated. A law man Draco had written rules for the state of Athens in Greece, that was around 600BC. These rules were cruel and even the smallest of offenses would lead to a death penalty. Draco died at a reception of his. His rules were short lived as Solon, another lawmaker, said this rules were to tight and he brought some much needed change. That is why the adjective Draconian is something that qualifies as harsh, mean.
Justice, Flavius Petrus Sabbatius(483-565BC) was just a poor kid from Illyria, modern day Albania, who became Byzantine emperor. He was adopted by his uncle, the emperor Justin, young Flavius added Justinianus to his name and followed to succeed his uncle to the throne. He was known to be a great emperor, he stopped corruption in Constantinople, fought barbarians in Italy and many others. But he was remembered for the political system he used, The Justinian Code, which now dictates most of our laws, punishments and fair judgment.
Sandwich, an admiral of the English Navy, Edward Montagu became earl of a town named Sandwich. He didn't do much to affect the modern meaning but his descendant John Montagu sure did. John was a dedicated gambler and he would never leave any games so for food he would call slices of bread and meat. And that is how sandwich came to be.


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Guitar, Piano/Keyboard, Vocal
By Irving Berlin. Piano Vocal. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.5188).
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This sheet music features an arrangement for piano and voice with guitar chord frames, with the melody presented in the right hand of the piano part, as well as in the vocal line.


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On Wednesday, CNN informed more than a dozen DC-based politics reporters that their positions would soon be eliminated. Fifteen politically-focused digital positions in Washington have also been posted on its careers page, and those as part of the layoff were encouraged to apply. Capital New York reports that, "the number of new positions added will be greater than the number of positions eliminated."
"The reorganization of CNN Politics is a recognition of the shifting landscape of media, and positions CNN to disrupt rather than be disrupted," said CNN spokesman Matt Dornic.
The network emphasized that the reorg was not about cost-cutting or downsizing, but rather, about evolving, in its effort to create "a brand new re-imagined digital politics product."
In June, CNN announced plans to drastically grow its digital political coverage, shortly after hiring NowThis News' Ed O'Keefe in May as VP of CNNMoney and Politics for CNN Digital.
"What we really need to do now and plan to do in 2016 is hyper-focus on the audience we want to reach…We want the names and the reporting that [are] absolutely essential for the influence makers in Washington," said O'Keefe in a piece by Erik Wemple for The Washington Post in early June.


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Human greed and gluttony can exist only so long before consequences catch up to actions. For Dave Forrester, the actions of every human living were about to be addressed in his home town of Farley, Oklahoma. A haunting memory from the past becomes a real-life nightmare after a curious car accident in the middle of the night. Stranger yet, the people of Farley have disappeared without a trace leaving only bloody clothing behind, and glimpses of terrifying creatures cloaked in sulfuric wisps of smoke! It's up to Dave to figure out why, and how to save the few that survive....the harvest.
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Harvest" by Michele Gwynn is a sci-fi short story that begins with an account of a UFO sighting . When Dave was in school, the Future Farmers of America went on a field trip to a Black Angus cattle farm to see how the cattle were put on the truck to be taken to the slaughterhouse. The students witnessed cattle being prodded with cattle prods and one had a broken leg and wasn't treated very well. Some of the students didn't care, but others found it sickening and vowed never to treat their own cattle that way.
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Disappearance and Reckoning.
Yes, I would recommend it to those who like sci-fi, supernatural thrillers, or horror. It is a solid story with a good ending.
Dave's father is my favorite character, because he is hilarious. The playful banter between his parents are some my favorite scenes.
No, this is the first. He gave a sterling performance. His steady voice lends credibility to this sci-fi tale.
When Dave sees the little boy hiding in the cattle lot, it is incredibly moving. That moment captures the terror of the whole book.
This is a good story for this time of year (Halloween is around the corner). It is genuinely eerie. The author does a good job capturing the terror this scenario would create. She builds suspense well. She ends well. The scenes (sex and violence/gore) are not graphic, but definitely adult. This is a solid story with a good performance by the narrator. I enjoyed it.
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Tuesday, August 05, 2008
Tough Trivia Tuesday - Week Three
Welcome to Week Three of Tough Trivia Tuesday.
Today's category is "Family Members of Season One Designers."
1. Whose family business is a wedding chapel?
2. What is Wendy Pepper's daughter's name?
3. Which of Kara Saun's family members are at the Finale Show?
4. What is the name of Jay McCarroll's 7-year-old niece?
5. Bonus Question: What blonde celebrity did she dress as for Halloween with Jay's help? (Project Jay.)
6. What is the name of Jay McCarroll's dog? (Project Jay.)
7. Which of Wendy Pepper's family members are at the Finale Show?
8. Which designer does Wendy's mom love to watch with her friends?
9. Robert Plotkin's mom owned a _____ ______.
10. Bonus Question: Were Heidi and Seal married during the filming of Season One?
11. Which Season One designer designed the wedding gown for his bride?
12. Jay is the youngest of how many siblings?
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While teaching isn't something I talk about on my blog often, teaching my students is a huge and very happy part of my life. I do believe students deserve their privacy which is why posts on this topic are very infrequent and limited. However, I love the people I get to work with and if you ever have questions about my job: I'd love to share!
I always wanted to make sure that my job wasn't just a job, I wanted something that made me feel like I was contributing and had a cause I could get behind from day one.
As a freshman packing for college, my career had to be so obviously earth shattering that people knew I was going to make an impact on the world around me; this is incredibly prideful and immature, but I digress. So, I made sure to even tell God about my grand plans which included never being a teacher because that is the most seemingly logical thing a 17-year-old freshman in college does.
I was sitting in a broadcasted fireside when I heard this quote in 2007 and it ended up being a driving force for finding what was truly my contribution: "You can do something else for another person that no one else born can do." Ironically, in that same meeting, I remember writing out my 5-10 year plan for graduating and becoming a nurse (this phase only lasted a few months).
I decided on a major to become a something else. My life was planned out and I had a five and 10 year plan to prove it. However, I slowly became disenchanted with my something else major and didn't want to admit to it. I felt my heart tugging in a different direction and I felt a different need to contribute. Over the next few years, I tried out a variety of something elses.
For the most part, I loved my experience. However, I was totally in the cadaver lab for anatomy once when the electricity died and I would be lying if I told you I just got to the point six years later where I can cook with raw chicken again; you think I am joking or exaggerating, but I am not!
In every church I attended, literally every for years, I was asked to teach Sunday school and finally I threw my hands up in the air and told God that the message was loud and clear.
The summer before my senior year of college I decided I was going to be a Special Education teacher. Not only did I want to be a teacher, but I wanted to pursue the most stereotypically burned out category of teaching. I taught for two and a half years in this capacity in an elementary, middle and high school. I taught children how to read, I comforted children after they were bullied, and I made friendships with some very, very dear students. I felt I was contributing to the world in such a tangibly real way! However, I was also beginning to feel like I was drowning in paperwork and a sea of red tape of potential liabilities. Seventy hour weeks were becoming a norm with testing portfolios and I felt like our family life balance was greatly suffering with Devin already working those hours or more.
I had put in over 1000 job applications in three years and the next school year would be at a different school. I thought a lot about leaving teaching for good, but I literally felt I was losing a part of my self. This is the part where I tell you that God always has a backup plan and sometimes those backup plans were really "the plan" the whole time.
The summer before my junior year of high school my family moved to the country.
Then one day the farmer next door began building a shed. We spent a lot of time trying to figure out why he was building it right in front of our house when he owned a lot of land, but we figured it was an office of some sort; the building was one room and probably about 1000 square feet. So, imagine our surprise one day when a large van that had been previously owned by a daycare was parked in front of our house. Even more so, when we found that 20 men from Mexico were going to call this tiny place home.
Please also imagine my Dad's expression when his high school daughter explained that the men next door were showering in a see through green house. I ran in the house embarrassed and my Dad called the farmer immediately and explained it was inappropriate not to offer private bathroom facilities at least for the men; they had indoor plumbing that week.
This is the story of how I lived in a rural town in Kentucky, but across the street I saw a developing country everyday.
Dad mowed his lawn sometimes twice a week. All ten acres. Twice a week. It started out with Dad trying to gesture with his hands and feet to our neighbors that they could play soccer on it. I was taking a basic Spanish course and so I ended up being the liaison between the two homes. When I was in our yard or leaving the house, a chorus of Mexican men always yelled "Otoño! (my name is Spanish)"
If I was going somewhere, they wanted to know where. If they had someone over, we always would peek out our window because the music would start playing and it was literally the loudest thing our family had ever heard. Life was so simple next door, but it was literally a party every day.
We became very spoiled.
If I painted the porch, I had a ton of men come out to help me with the task. If my Mom left the home to mow the lawn, a team of mean was gesturing for her to get off and would mow our lawn. If they saw my Dad bring home mulch, they helped my Dad mulch 40 trees.
My family watched in fascination that little acts of kindness turned into this. After their 12 hour shifts, they often came to work or play at our house and we exchanged kindness back. Also, my parents began growing really, really hot peppers in the garden for them.
I came home to my Dad playing football video games with Nando.
I came home to my Dad teaching men how to ride the tractor.
I came home to my Dad loading shot gun shells with a group of men.
I came home to questions in Spanish about English words.
I came home to people asking if they could practice their English.
We lived in this magical world where kindness was currency and the missionaries in our church started teaching the men lessons. Several hours a week I'd go to their humble home and we'd talk in Spanish for hours every week. Until I went to college, these men became an extension of our family.
I saw heart ache and marginalization in a way that I was too naïve to know previously existed. I will never forget when one of the men showed me his wrist that had been slit with a tobacco scythe, completely stitched up, as he explained that he would have to work the next day or he could lose his job; he was in his late 50s.
I'll always remember sitting on the back porch with my Dad and explaining how I couldn't figure out my life or what I wanted to do with it. He said, "Autumn, why don't you teach ESL (English as a Second Language)? This is something that really changes people's lives."
I told him: "I would love that, but there aren't any jobs for that around here though" and he responded "so, that's why you need to make one."
…and Dad, truer words have never been said.
On my last day of teaching in the school system, I said a quick prayer and said "hey God, I've really been through the ringer this year and if you don't want me to pursue ESL or grad school please just let me get rejected. If you want me to go, but want me to have a different time frame let me just get in. You can help me figure out the rest, but please just make this super easy for me."
That night I received my email saying I had been accepted to grad school.
Going to grad school in a big city was always a day dream of mine, but by the time applying came around I felt absolutely paralyzed. I had researched this program for three years before I applied and knew from day one that I wanted to do it. However, also being a very practical person I resented that applying to grad school meant a world of sacrifices and emptying our nest egg of savings.
Part of me was afraid to go for my dream and the other part of me was afraid that if I did go for it that I would fail.
I graduated with my master's in May 2016. It was the best of times and it was the worse of times. I studied more than I ever have, pushed myself so hard, stared at my computer after my brain had gone blank and I needed to muster up what felt like a million more words worth of writing. I prayed a lot and asked for more strength.
I can't believe that I have now taught ESL for over two years. Those two years have gone quickly. I've learned so much about myself. More than that though, I've learned that I have a lot to be grateful for and I've learned people who are Doctors and dentists in their home countries will be house maids to have the opportunity to be here. I work with people everyday who know they need to learn English and know it will improve their jobs and opportunities. I work with people who give up the only free time they have, away from their children, to go to night classes to learn.
I work with amazing people.
When people ask me what I do and what I love, I can honestly say that they heavily overlap. I love learning about other cultures, I love contributing, I love feeling that I am helping other people. My job is more than teaching, but also showing my students what kind of medicine they need when they are sick in a foreign country (here). It is more than culture nuances, but laughing hysterically when a word I've said in English sounds really similar to something highly sexual in their language (if we ever meet and grab lunch, I will tell you this story). My students come to me for dating advice when they are baffled by our culture and tell me about the miracles they've had happen that make their lives easier.
My students have become more than people I teach classes to in the evenings, but rather, they've become friends.
I am so proud to say: I am an ESL teacher.


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Singer-songwriter Juahn Cabrera was born and raised in Bogota, Colombia, where he began his musical career at an early age by singing in local voice competitions and performing in television commercials. His talent led to studies at conservatories in Colombia, Germany and the US. In 2001, Juahn moved to New York City in order to pursue his music career and since then he's successfully established himself in the New York musical scene as an accomplished jazz/pop/fusion musician.
In early 2013, Cabrera began a collaboration on a solo recording project with engineer Miguel Lara at Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles which is being made up entirely of songs Cabrera has composed and sings. A true representation of the outstanding musician he is, these songs have all been written over the past few years and underscore his amazing sense of melody along with his unmatched vocal abilities. Another recording project of original songs by Cabrera is being planned in New York City.
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BrainWavz HM9 Headphone review - Hulking, sturdy and loud!
- Written by Petrus-Iulian "Devon" Fatu
- Published in Headphones/ Microphone reviews
First Impressions
The HM9 comes in an attractive but standard grey-package featuring: a headphone glamour shot, specifications, package contents, the works. Inside, there's nothing more than a black-red nylon hard-case. This kind of case is lacking in higher-end models (I am looking at you Fidelio!), and its more than welcome here. Opening the case you get the headphones and a small pouch containing 3 cables: a flat one-meter long one, a flat 3-meter long one, and a mic'd rubberized one.
The headphones seem sturdy, and the added aluminum gives a nice contrast to the simple matte black finish. There's also an inner steel band accent providing added durability, some extra weight, and even more visual flair.
BrainWavz HM9 uses 2x40mm dynamic drivers housed in closed-back circular plastic cups. The leatherette cushions are stretched around a plastic disk that can be screwed on to the cups. Though detachable, BrainWavz isn't selling any replacements.
The closed-back cups are fixed on the horizontal axis, and they can only move about 15° on the vertical axis, enough to fit the shape of the head. However, this doesn't mean the cans have a tight grip, quite the contrary. They feel a bit loose, though they still clamp well enough to not worry about 'em while walking (or light running even).
The wide black-matte headband is split in two, a plastic outher shell with the BRAWINWAVZ logo on it, and the inner padding wrapped in pleather. The steel running through adds quite a bit of heft, but overall, I can't say the headphones cause any strain. You won't forget they're there though, the weight is a bit too much in that respect.
A hinge allows them to fold up in order to be placed in the case, and there are up to 10 added extenders on each side.
HM9 come with 3 different cables: 1-meter long cable with a 1-button remote / microphone for mobile, a 3-meter flat cable for use in house, and another 1m flat cable with no microphone.


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Listed by Coldwell Banker Islands Realty
This west facing home has so much to offer. Let's start with 170 ft of clean water with a nice shale beach. Next, the property is beautifully landscaped with perennial beds all around and the backyard has that country feel with mature trees lining the back property line. Need additional space? There's plenty of room for the water toys in the 39x24 barn and separate shed. This home has been very well maintained with renovations done throughout the years, but it still has that cozy Vermont charm. Sunlight beams in all day through the skylight in the very spacious kitchen and the views of the lake are everywhere. On one end of the home you have 3 bedrooms and two baths and on the other end you have the master suite overlooking the lake with a wood burning fireplace .... Just to set the mood!!
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Your pencil work is truly stunning.
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can't wait to see more from the series, good stuff
So cool. I'm a big fan of your pencil work. A big fan, I tell you!
Great idea and drawing. Looks familiar? Big fan of your style.
This is amazing. I hope, and think, at least one of your pencil drawn designs will be printed here.
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amazing illo
nice illustrative style!
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I don't see how someone could not love this. Fantastic work.
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Published: Tuesday 7th April 2015 by KCFM
Humberside Police are telling women in Hull to stay alert after a number of alleged indecent assaults in the Beverley and Cottingham Road areas.
In each instance a man has approached women and allegedly tried to inappropriately touch them before running off.
None of the victims have been injured but have been shaken by the incidents.
The offender has been described as around 5′ 9″ tall with a slim build and a large nose. He was seen wearing a dark woollen hat with white stars on the front, dark coloured scarf over his face, long sleeved dark coloured jumper and dark coloured jogging bottoms. He did not speak English and had a deep voice in a foreign language.
Officers believe that the offender may live off Newland Avenue around Falmouth Street or Walgrave Street area.
Extra patrols are taking place in the area to reassure the public and enquiries are on-going to identify the man responsible. Anyone with any information is urged to contact the police.
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January 02, 2011
For college basketball to push its way into SportsCenter's top 10 plays on a New Year's Day featuring 12 straight hours of bowl games, someone has to deliver a dunk that's especially memorable.
Sure enough, Dayton's Chris Wright did just that, adding to his reputation as one of college basketball's must-watch dunkers with this one-handed follow slam against New Mexico on Saturday afternoon.
The Lobos fail to block out Wright on Josh Parker's off-balance three-point attempt, so the Dayton forward comes in from beyond the foul line, collects the miss in mid-air, absorbs some contact and throws down an acrobatic dunk all in one motion. The play helped propel Dayton to a come-from-behind 76-73 double-overtime victory in a game that trumped many of the New Year's Day bowl games in terms of entertainment value.
Amazingly enough, Wright's dunk arguably wasn't even the best of the game. In the play immediately afterward on the above highlight video, freshman Juwan Staten drives baseline and unleashes a fierce one-handed dunk over a New Mexico defender who rotated over a step or two too late.
Previous Dunk of the Year nominees:
Central Florida guard Marcus Jordan
Old Dominion guard Kent Bazemore
John Calipari seals legacy with title
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Missouri, Duke made dubious history this year
Posted Apr 2 2012
Louisville, Ohio impressed in 2012
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A new class of drugs called SGLT-2 inhibitors has demonstrated significant reduction of risks associated with death and hospitalization for heart failure in diabetes patients, compared to other therapies. The data was presented at the American College of Cardiology scientific meeting in Washington. (See also, Sanofi, Voluntis Ink Diabetes Tech Pact.)
Study Indicates Major Benefits
In a global study sponsored by AstraZeneca of 300,000 patients with type 2 diabetes, the achieved results confirm the higher efficacy of the new class of drugs, which includes AstraZeneca PLC's (AZN) Farxiga (dapagliflozin), Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY) and Boehringer Ingelheim's Jardiance (empagliflozin), and Johnson & Johnson's (JNJ) Invokana (canagliflozin).
Overall, these drugs decreased the rate of hospitalization for heart failure by 39%, and the rate of death from any cause by 51%, compared to other type 2 diabetes therapies.
The analysis for hospitalization for heart failure was conducted on patient data from Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden, U.K. and the U.S., while the analysis for death from heart failure was conducted on patient data from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, U.K. and the U.S. Around 42% of the patients were on AstraZeneca's Farxiga, around 53% on JNJ's Invokana, and rest on Jardiance.
An important aspect of the results achieved from the new class of SGLT-2 inhibitors was that they remained consistent across geographies. Invokana, which was approved by the U.S. Food And Drug Administration (FDA) in March 2013, was the favorite among Americans, while Farxiga had a larger market share across the European region.
Jardiance, which was approved in 2014, demonstrated in a separate 2015 trial that it significantly decreased the combined risk of hospitalization or death attributed to heart failure for diabetic patients.
The SGLT-2 inhibitors work by removing glucose in the blood through urine. With heart diseases directly attributable to diabetes leading to severe conditions like need for hospitalization and even death, the results from the large-sized global study providing sufficient evidence about heart protective features of SGLT-2 drugs could mean a greater good to patients and the pharma companies. As a new drug class takes shape, the traditional therapy makers may need to rework their strategies in the highly competitive diabetes drug market. (See also, Roche Restructuring Shows Trouble in US Diabetes Biz.)


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He may not have been as iconic as Bill Gates, but former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was a trailblazer at the 39-year-old software giant. Now he is relinquishing his seat on the company's board.
Former Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer said Tuesday he was stepping down from the software giant's board of directors in order to focus on managing a newly acquired basketball team, teaching business at universities and his own study.
"Given my confidence and the multitude of new commitments I am taking on now, I think it would be impractical for me to continue to serve on the board, and it is best for me to move off," Ballmer wrote in a resignation letter to his successor, Satya Nadella.
Ballmer's departure marks the end of a 34-year career at Microsoft. The 58-year-old joined the company in 1980 when it was just a small tech start-up operating out of the Seattle suburbs.
In 2000, Ballmer succeeded co-founder Bill Gates as CEO - a position he held until February this year.
Ballmer's resignation from the board came a day after he high-fived his way into the Staples Center stadium, home of the LA Clippers, a basketball team he bought fora record $2 billion
(1.5 billion euros) earlier this month.
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The Dutch banking and insurance group reported net profit of EUR 499 million in the third quarter.The Hague – Dutch banking and insurance group ING reported a sharp switch into quarterly profit on Wednesday as it restructured after a government bail-out and said it was moving into an "exciting" phase.
For the third quarter, it reported net profit of EUR 499 million from a loss of EUR 478 million in the same period of last year.
The bank, which received a EUR-10-billion capital injection from the government a year ago to help it through the global financial crisis, said: "ING achieved a strong commercial performance in the third quarter (of 2009)."
This illustrated "the strength of our banking and insurance franchises even in this challenging economic environment," chief executive officer Jan Hommen said.
The bank said that its third quarter performance was driven by higher interest margins, more income, and lower expenses thanks to "cost-containment initiatives".
Operating expenses had been reduced by just over EUR 1 billion in the year to date, expected to reach EUR 1.3 billion for the full year.
Staff had been reduced by 10,239 by the end of the third quarter, "surpassing the full-year expected reduction of 7,000," said the statement.
The underlying net result for the third quarter came was EUR 778 million, ING said, compared with EUR 229 million in the previous quarter and a EUR-568-million loss in the third quarter of 2008.
Assets value dropped by EUR 882 million in the third quarter, due to the impact of impairments on mortgage-backed securities and negative revaluations on real estate investments.
In October, ING announced it planned to sell off its insurance operations and raise EUR 7.5 billion – EUR 5 billion of which would go to paying back its government emergency funding.
The group also benefited, in January, from the government standing guarantee for up to 80 percent of a EUR-27.7-million United States credit portfolio, for which the European Commission requires ING to pay the state EUR 1.3 billion in fees in the fourth quarter.
"We have a lot of work ahead, but this is the beginning of an exciting new phase for ING," Hommen said.
"Our resolution with the European Commission on restructuring will put behind uncertainty and enable us to focus on the future. We are also raising equity to repay the first half of the capital received from the Dutch state a year ago, which is an important milestone on our road to recovery."
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The King of Fighters WING game is the ultimate one on one fighting game that features two and tree person teams. The premise of the game is that when one fighter goes down then the next is ready to step up and take his or her place. It like an awesome version of Street Fight with a last mans standing feel to it. It is quicker than street fighter, which makes the fighting styles more intense. The fundamentals of the game are the same, have smart positioning and strike faster than your opponent. It all about the timing and with four types of jumps and rolls, and plenty of practice you can pass through any of the meanest attacks.
When you use the techniques well you can be sharp and quick footed but always focused on your offensive attacks. Even when the screen is a blur with hands and feet flying everywhere you still need to stay focused on your next move and try to avoid button mashing. Everyone hates a button masher!
There are three main techniques that you must master in the game; power, hyper drive and guard. Use these skills to you advantage and always try to keep these principles in your head. This system will make you very flexible and able to handle your offence and defense.
Each character has a health gauge at the top of the screen and they are broken down into sections. Study your offensive blows and learn how much each blow will take off your enemy as the power build up for each move takes a different amount of time to build up to.
Test your killer moves in the story mode and you will be battling with your foe for hours on end. Once completed there is a massive storyboard as your reward with fantastically drawn Japanese style artwork.
For more intense action check out the arcade mode of the game, here you can also unlock new and amazing characters. This game is one not to be missed!
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Published: Saturday 17th January 2015 by The News Editor
The ageing population is seen to be one of the top three challenges facing UK society over the next 20 years.
Only healthcare and immigration were viewed as a greater concern in the YouGov poll commissioned by Independent Age which explored the support needs among over 65-year-olds.
Of 2,421 UK adults questioned, 79% said they thought the ageing population will present a large challenge for the UK.
Some 63% said physical health was among the greatest concern they had about their friends and relatives who were aged over 65, while 48% said mobility levels and 46% felt that loneliness and isolation would be an issue.
Independent Age chief executive Janet Morrison said: "It's important that people have recognised the country's ageing population as one of the most important issues facing our society and acknowledge it is one that will only continue to grow over the next two decades.
"These findings suggest that as a nation there is a need to form a coherent approach to ageing and older age to ensure it is not experienced with fear, but positivity and optimism."
George McNamara, of the Alzheimer's Society, suggested there is a need for a minister for older people around the Cabinet table.
He said: "The fact that people are living longer due to advances in medical research and public health is something to be celebrated. However, as age is the greatest risk factor for dementia in many ways this means it's become a victim of its own success.
"Numbers of people with dementia are soaring but the health and social care system is still not geared up to best provide for them. With hospitals under immense pressure it is clear more of the same will not work. We need bold reform bringing together health and social care and an end to cuts to community care and support."
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Attendance at the recent Central New York Beef Producers (CNYBP) workshop-hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension Schoharie and Otsego Counties — exceeded expectations, with a full house.
Featured speakers, Cornell University Beef Specialist Dr. Mike Baker and Jerry Emrick, Northeast Beef Specialist with Select Sire Power discussed estrus synchronization, bull scoring, artificial insemination (A.I.) and Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs). [Read more…]


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For my 10 year anniversary at work, we were given a catalog of "Crap you wouldn't re-gift to people you hate" and from there, I got a cheap ass Tasco telescope. It's tripod is made of the flimsiest plastic so that the soundwaves from your heartbeat cause it to vibrate and the optics are of the highest quality Saran wrap, ensuring that stars are generally a faint, blurry dot (don't even think about using the Barlow lens unless you like your stars to look like a cheap 3D comic that requires red and blue glasses).
Now, using the lowest magnification, you can at least look at the moon (for a few minutes until it glides out of sight) and like I showed the Mrs. last night, you can even make out a few of Jupiter's moons. However, I want to be able to actually make out the bands in Jupiter's atmosphere, and for that I'm going to need a better telescope.
While I'm not ready for astrophotography, that's definitely something I'm interested in for the future. I live in a light polluted area (my house is directly beneath two street lights), so mobility is required if I really want to see well, but I'd still like to gander at the planets when I can from home. This kind of kills a cheaper Dobsonian type telescope. Automated tracking is a must too as I've spent way too much time trying to find something only to have it slip out of sight in a few minutes (especially with my cheap telescope that requires a few minutes to settle down).
I don't know enough to weigh the merits of Cassegrain vs. Reflector vs. Refractor. All I know is that I want something that can resolve the Great Red Spot, is somewhat transportable, can work through light pollution (even if that means buying filters) and eventually can be fitted to take pretty pictures of the stars, nebulas, and galaxies.
Any tips from stargazers out there?
I've had friends mount cheapo web cams to cheapo telescopes, and use an average of a collection of pictures to get some rather striking pictures. Of course, those were generally nebulae and such, since planets move too quickly across the sky for their cheap gear to track well.
But when you start talking about a good refracting scope on a solid equatorial mount, servo motors and a tracking computer... that's spendy as all hell. You might be able to trade your AR for a beginners model.
If you want a starter 'scope then a 90cm Meade ETX with all the bells is good, but will under-perform for faint nebulae and galaxies.
a 10-inch is too big to tug around for the modest improvement in performance. Trust me.
Meade (http://www.meade.com/) is a good place to start. Get the extra eyepieces too, for various magnifications.
Take the 'scope to a public place and when someone asks what you're looking at, you can say "Uranus."
It has a little handheld computer that will autotrack and find things in the sky for you to look at. If I remember correctly all you have to do is punch in your approximate lat. and long. and then point it due north for it to "know" where to look.
I live on the outskirts of Phoenix so there is some pretty bad light pollution that washes out half the sky, but it'll still pick up nebula and some galaxies out of all that. I took it up to the mountains in North AZ and was really impressed with what I could see.
While that would surely be a very nice telescope, portable it's not.
Hell, my 6" Newtonian is about as portable as a boat anchor.
My suggestion is to get something in the 90cm-130cm range (about 3-4 inch). A 6" isn't quite as bad as my hyperbole would lend you to believe, but it's at the beginning of the "not portable enough" range.
If you're not going to be looking at a whole lot of deep sky objects, I'd go with a Newtonian or a good refractor (i.e. something with apochromatic optics). If you're going to be spending a lot of time looking at deep sky objects, a hybrid scope like a Schmidt-Cassegrain becomes more desirable, as they have larger apertures than refractors and don't suffer as much from spherical aberrations as Newtonians do. These are a bit more expensive than most Newtonians, though around the same as a good refractor.
Orion, Meade, and Celestron all make good scopes.
The Meade DS-2130 mentioned above doesn't look like too bad a telescope for the price. It will be limited if you want to delve deeper into the hobby; however, scopes are a bit like guns in that sometimes having to get a new one is a feature, not a bug.
The Linux application KStars is a nifty astronomy application that can drive a telescope.


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This hotel in Istanbul offers well appointed apartments on a hill above the Bosphorus, in the residential disctrict of Serencebey. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
The air-conditioned apartments at the Diva Bosphorus Apartments have parquet flooring and Turkish rugs. They include a fully equipped kitchen with a washing machine and a separate living area with cable TV. Bedrooms include luxury bedding.
Guests can relax on the terrace while enjoying panoramic views of the Bosphorus. ...The Diva also offers an airport shuttle and car rental services.
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This chalet (60 m) is near the village of Saas Grund and just 500 m. from the gondola. On the ground floor the owner has a storage space. The cosy and quaintly decorated chalet lies on the 1st floor and has a small balcony / terrace to the south.
New from summer 2012, there is an electronic guest card which gives you free access to all cable cars in the Saas Valley, Metro Alpin and the bus lines. It is obligatory to buy this guest card and valid for the summer. You can explore the entire walking area of the Saas Valley. From winter 2012 you will get a 10% discount on ski passes with this card (from 6 days) and children up to 9 years of age can ski for free.
Expenses related to charging an electric or hybrid car (when possible) are always charged according to use and separately
Classification: On the 1st floor:
Kitchen(oven), Living/bed room(double bed, TV), bedroom(double bed), bedroom(2x single bed), bathroom(bathtub with shower, washbasin, toilet), parking, cot
These costs are charged on site. They are not included in the rental price.:
Deposit; No
Final Cleaning; Mandatory: CHF 70
Pets; Max. 2; free of charge
Bed linen; Included
Bath towels; Bring your own
Kitchen linen; Bring your own
Electricity; Included
Gas/Oil; Included
Wifi; Not available
Tourist tax; Mandatory, indication: CHF 2,10 /person/night; Tourist benefit card, mandatory: CHF 7/person/night
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Betty White Saturday Night Live
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Betty White Saturday Night Live:All it took to revitalize a comedy show 35 years of age, was the presence of a woman of 88 years of age.
On Saturday, after more than 70 years in show business, six Emmy Awards and an improbable campaign of Facebook, Betty White finally shot him in the hosting of "Saturday Night Live."
Historically, "Saturday Night Live" does not always come through its most highly publicized hosts students from the age of the 1990 series of the era can remember episodes with Nancy Kerrigan and Jim Carrey were classified as very low, but comedy, and an organized program from March by Zach Galifianakis not quite reach its full potential. But Saturday's show was one of the strongest outings of the season. With energy, enthusiasm and plain old laughs, Ms. White and "SNL cast and crew (including a set of recent alumni) more than delivered on this promise much promoted episode.
Although Ms. White's confession in his opening monologue that he felt uncomfortable with live TV, which was home to "Saturday Night Live" format. She appeared in every sketch of the show and seemed game for almost anything, if she was playing a mogul muffins naughty or a respondent inadvertently census crazy. Even appeared on "Weekend Update" as an older rival Molly Shannon character Sally O'Malley, and a digital short made a punk-rock version of the song "The Golden Girls theme (with a little help from a stunt double, I'm assuming).
Day-themed episode of the Mother, who brought Ms. Shannon, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Ana Gasteyer and Rachel Dratch also was a rare occasion in which most men "SNL" cast took a backseat to his wife, Ms. Shannon and Ms. Gasteyer has to bring back his bone-dry NPR parody, delicious dish, "Ms. Rudolph made a return appearance as Whitney Houston and Ms. Poehler was temporarily re-seated to the "Weekend Update" desk. But do not look for regular Jenny Slate series, Abby Elliott or Peter Nasim, who were largely shut out of range. (When even Ms. Fey, the "30 Rock" star and former "Saturday Night Live" head writer, can only be offered on a couple of skits, you know you have too much talent.)
If you watch carefully, you may have noticed that many of parodies on Saturday were simply new variations on recurring "SNL" bits as MacGruber "or" parody of Lawrence Welk Show. " (Hulu.com also has skits that did not reach the issue, including "Debbie Downer" and "Bronx Beat.")
And if you really want to get Picayune of this, most of Ms. White jokes was reduced to some version of it (a) saying something totally inappropriate for their age, or (b) make a kind of subtle – or blatant – sexual advances. But really, who cares, when many of them worked?
(Perhaps the one thing about the show that absolutely no work was the first musical performance by Jay-Z, in which he paid a long tribute to himself by joining his songs "Public Service Announcement", "99 Problems" and "Empire State of Mind "in a mega-mix. At least had the good sense to devote his second presentation to Ms. White.)
The only real disappointment of the evening was when the clock struck 1:00 a.m. and Mrs. White and the cast had to step on stage to greet his goodbyes. If Facebook could make a successful campaign for Ms. White a "Saturday Night Live" host, you can now start the movement to make it a permanent cast member?
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3. Leadership makes you accountable, even if it's not your fault.
A leader takes full responsibility for his or her mission, and with this comes accountability for failure and success.
4. Leadership is not a 9 to 5 activity.
Leaders get out of their offices and engage with their constituents at all levels. Being a leader means focusing on the needs of others and helping others when they fail. This can require additional work, even after hours.
Personal engagement also shows what is important to the CIO or leader. If the leader is not personally engaged in the activity in a visible way then the message to staff and others is clear I dont really care.
5. Leadership requires trust from your followers.
Trust does not come easily. You cannot buy, barter or steal trust. You have to earn trust.
You build trust when you focus on the needs of others, motivate your team, satisfy your customers, take responsibility for success and failure, and engage with your team on a personal level. Trust will not come because you have an impressive title. Trust only comes from following the first four traits long enough to prove to your customers and teams that they can trust you. Your actions build trust.
6. Leaders get their best ideas from their team.
The best ideas are not going to come from the leader, but rather from the led. A good leader develops consensus for a project based on its relationships to customers, company and staff. Exactly how the project should unfold is often best left to the team to determine.
Nothing so engages and commits a team to a leader than having the team actively help design the solution. Remember, no one knows the job better than the person who does it every day. Listen to and learn from your team, customers, and suppliers.
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Today, more than 8,000 faculty and staff teach and administer programs that lead to bachelor's degrees in 117 majors, master's degrees in 70 areas, and doctorate degrees in 47 areas of study. UK has 91,000 alumni worldwide.
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