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Learn Moodle MOOC starting
Today I am excited to be starting week one of the learn.moodle.net MOOC. As an experienced Moodler, I still get a lot out of attending a beginner Moodle MOOC. Here are some of my thoughts on what I think experienced Moodlers will get out of the next four weeks:
- Examples of different ways Moodle courses can be set up and different ways to setup activities.
- The opportunity to see how you can run a course with a lot of participants. Not many of us run MOOCs but as they have become more common it is good to participate in them to keep current of this trends pros and cons.
- A reminder of the kinds of questions beginners think of (outside of your own work context).
- An opportunity to help beginners with their questions and give back to the Moodle community.
- The experience of using things you might not have enabled in your own Moodle environment, like badges. This will help you think about how they might be used in your own context.
Having started the first week activities, I am already seeing hundreds of participants rolling up their sleeves and digging in. The course uses completion tracking to help you manage your tasks and progress as a learner in the course. There are clear tasks to complete and an indication of what kind of assessment will be carried out in the course. There are also badges used as one form of motivation.
Anyway, enough of reading my notes; if you want to join go to learn.moodle.net to sign up and get started today.
Learn Moodle MOOC
Did anyone notice how quick 9 August 2015 snuck up on us? If you haven't already set yourself up on the Learn Moodle MOOC now is the time to do so as the introductions have been flowing in from all around the world. What a great opportunity to network, share your experiences and learn from others.
iMoot15 and mootau15
At #iMoot15 Miriam and I facilitated as session aimed at getting a conversation going and gathering information in the Moodle community about how we manage enrolment, access, and semester rollover. Miriam and I hoped that this would feed into the working group at #mootau15 on archiving and roll-over.
Our institute is reviewing how we manage enrolment, access and course rollover in Moodle. We have struggled to find solutions that work across the board and maintain an exception list that we see increasing. Initial conversations with other institutes suggested that the perfect solutions are yet to be established. We hoped this iMoot discussion would build on the work started at https://docs.moodle.org/28/en/Year-end_procedures and in the forum https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=50298 and that we could find out more from the Moodle community about what the issues we collectively have so as we can understand them better and work towards resolving them.
Our iMoot presentation is here and the details on the Moodlemoot working groups are here. Note there are two working groups, so check out the assessment analytics working group too.
If you are able to share your institutes current enrolment/access/rollover practice please complete our form here or get in touch with us.
We have so far found that most institutes do not automate creation of groups, and many duplicate courses each time they are run. Each institute has their own approach to where the teacher's role starts and ends. With everyone using different student management systems, and having different strategies around re-use of courses and access periods for students to their learning resources (and artefacts the students create!) it is very helpful to share ideas on how to meet the requirements of your institute and your learners.
You can also comment on this blog post if you prefer. Looking forward to further discussion.
Moodlemoot Australia 2015
I hope you have all registered for mootau15 and I will see you at Monash University in (Clayton) Melbourne, 6 to 8 July 2015. This is going to be one very exciting Moot, boasting an impressive range of keynotes and with a new schedule format that makes the most of the time together. The introduction of working groups to the Moot format brings together users, researchers and developers to work together to make Moodle better.
Monday 6 July is professional development day. There will be keynotes and sector based sessions, working groups, and drinks reception.
Tuesday 7 and Wednesday 8 July are community days, focusing on the interests of users in different roles. More keynotes, role based sessions, new features and roadmap, and more social activities.
Thursday 9 July is developers' day. Even though the main conference is over, this will be a day of action for working group members and developers. There will be new developer training and a hackfest with working group interaction.
See you there!
iMoot 2015
If you use Moodle, don't forget to register for the global online Moodle Conference iMoot15 and "come on a learning journey with us" Thursday 28 May to 1 June 2015 (you should totally check the local times for this) #iMoot15 Everyone Matters.
If you haven't attended before, you can listen to the Free Moodle podcast where Vinny Stocker is interviewed by Stuart Mealor from HRDNZ.
Moodlemoot New Zealand 1-3 October 2014
It's time to register (and propose a talk!) for Moodlemoot NZ 2014. This year we will be enjoying sunny Nelson as the hosting venue is Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology. Block out Wednesday 1st to Friday 3rd October 2014.
The first day is workshops, with four offerings:
- Moodle Foundation for newer users
- Moodle Administration
- Mobile Moodle
- Moodle in Government
There will be the usual three tracks: technical, general and teaching.
Martin Dougiamas (founder of Moodle) will share "Moodle from the horses mouth" and Dave Sturrock (NMIT) will also keynote.
The usual fun and frivolity can be expected at the conference dinner.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Moodlemoot NZ 2013
If you haven't already heard, it's Moodlemoot time again in NZ. You'll be in the right place if you find yourself in Hamilton at the University of Waikato this Monday to Wednesday 22 – 24 April 2013.
The first day is workshops, with four offerings:
- Moodle Foundation for newer users
- Moodle Administration
- Multimedia in Moodle
- Cool Course Competition
Moodlemoots in New Zealand usual boast three streams: technical, general and teaching.
Keynotes this year include Martin Dougiamas (founder of Moodle) and Don Christie (ex-President of the NZ Open Source Society, councillor of InternetNZ, co-Chair of NZRise).
The usual fun and frivolity can be expected at the conference dinner, this year at Viligrads.
Looking forward to seeing you there.


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BOOKS OF THE TIMES;George Wallace as a Founding Father
By RICHARD BERNSTEIN
Published: November 8, 1995
THE POLITICS OF RAGE George Wallace, the Origins of the New Conservatism and the Transformation of American Politics By Dan T. Carter Illustrated. 572 pages. Simon & Schuster. $30.
Dan T. Carter ends this voyage through the heart of the American political darkness with an epigram: George C. Wallace, he writes, was "the most influential loser in 20th-century American politics."
Mr. Carter's point is that the race-baiting former Alabama Governor, though he failed in his four "whirlwind campaigns" for the Presidency, was the central and indispensable ingredient in the rise of a new American conservatism inaugurated with the successful "Southern strategy" of Richard M. Nixon and continuing with the anti-welfare state populism of Newt Gingrich. He was the "alchemist of the new social conservatism," Mr. Carter says, and hence of the transformation of American politics.
Biographers are not usually prone to minimize the historical importance of their subjects, and Mr. Carter, who is the Kenan Professor of History at Emory University in Atlanta and the author of prize-winning books on Southern history, certainly makes a large claim for his. In one respect it is too large. Mr. Carter builds a compelling, well-documented argument to the effect that Wallace's presence catalyzed the emergence in the late 1960's of a " 'New American Majority' on the solid foundation of the conservative South." His argument that conservatism today has succeeded because it has been able to encode Wallace's demagogic appeal is less persuasive.
That failing aside, however, "The Politics of Rage" is a stimulating political biography, solidly researched and vividly presented. One reads it with many thoughts: about, for example, the boundless cynicism of certain members of the American political class. Mr. Carter, though not absolutely certain about this, is doubtful that Wallace actually believed all those things he said about the civil rights movement and a Communist conspiracy or, for that matter, about the supposed dread danger to the white race that would ensue if black people registered for the vote. (One campaign aide summed up the Wallace electoral strategy in the 1970 gubernatorial race as, "Promise them the moon and holler, 'Nigger.' " ).
Most of all, however, "The Politics of Rage" makes one think about how different America was when Wallace made his famous, media-wise stand at the schoolhouse door as he battled in 1963 to prevent the integration of the University of Alabama. His single most famous statement, "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever," would simply not be heard today in Southern elections. Three decades ago, to express a cynical, overtly racist contempt for the civil rights of black people was often vital to winning public office in the South.
"The Politics of Rage" weaves together two complementary purposes. In part it is high quality, if conventional, biography. It covers all the stages of Wallace's life, from his humble origins, to the years of pugnacious oratory and demagogic agitation, to the 1972 assassination attempt that left him in a wheelchair. Mr. Carter covers Wallace's several wives, especially Lurleen Wallace, who stood in for him as Governor in 1966, when the Alabama Constitution prohibited any Governor from serving two consecutive terms. Mr. Carter's narration of the major episodes of the civil rights movement in Alabama is gripping and sobering, even when he traces events familiar to readers of other recent accounts, like Taylor Branch's "Parting the Waves."
Mr. Carter gets to his second purpose in his final three chapters, in which he spins a dark, complicated tale of win-at-all-costs political warfare that is decidedly not the most glorious moment in the history of the American democracy. The story here has as much to do with Richard M. Nixon as with George Wallace, especially in the years 1968 to 1972, when Wallace's strong showing in the Democratic primaries pushed Nixon to compete for the white-conservative Wallace constituency, and to inherit it after Wallace was shot. What emerged, in Mr. Carter's view, was not just Nixon's Southern strategy, but the whole current political majority, built on a symbolic politics of backlash among whites.
"The Alabama governor," Mr. Carter declares, "compounded racial fear, anti-communism, cultural nostalgia and traditional right-wing economics into a movement that laid the foundation for the conservative counterrevolution that reshaped American politics in the 1970's and 1980's."
Certainly, Wallace's ability to capture, in what Mr. Carter calls "earthy language," a traditionalist despair at post-60's American turmoil helped to galvanize the new Republican majority in the early 1970's. But Mr. Carter simply tosses out his further argument -- that Wallace created the framework for present-day conservatism -- almost as though nothing has happened since he won the Michigan and Maryland Democratic primaries in 1972, or as though nothing had happened before.
The social conservatism that Mr. Carter sees aborning in the late 1960's was always present in America, which suggests that Mr. Wallace effected less of a "transformation" than Mr. Carter suggests. Absent from his argument is the possibility that the Democrats lost the majority by veering too far from grass-roots values, which is very different from saying that a decisive majority was created on the basis of white racial fears. Most of all, Mr. Carter makes too little of the way in which the national rhetoric and even the beliefs about civil rights have changed, becoming more distant from the Wallace legacy rather than carrying it on in coded form.
Still, whether or not one agrees with all of Mr. Carter's thesis, this biography is a very good one, likely to stand for a long time as the definitive work on one of the country's most interesting and disturbing recent historical actors.
Photo of Don T. Carter. (Ann Borden/Simon & Schuster)

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The Stevens-Coolidge Place gardens are well known, but what happens when the blooms travel inside? Join us for a special Open House, showcasing the creative talents of local floral designers and garden clubs.
Open Houses at the Stevens-Coolidge Place are a chance to step back into the 1920s and experience the country elegance of life on a multi-generation farm turned gentleman's estate. Rooms in Bloom is a special open house that not only invites visitors to step back in time by year, but also by season. With the fall upon us, you may be longing for one last bit of summer and the Rooms in Bloom open house will provide just that, with creatively designed floral arrangements based on the theme of each room in the Stevens-Coolidge home.
This Open House will bring you through the whole home of John and Helen Coolidge and will lead you in their multi-generational story, surrounded by fresh florals and the scent of summer, when the house would be at its entertaining peak.
Participating Florists and Garden Clubs:
Les Fleurs
Betsy Williams
ifarm LLC
North Andover Garden Club
Andover Garden Club
New Meadows Garden Club
Semper Virens
Flowers By Rennie's


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FA Cup: Liverpool & Everton line up another derby; Cardiff hold Arsenal to a replay; Swansea dump holders Pompey out; Beckham scores for Milan
The draw for the 5th round of the FA Cup can be seen here.
Liverpool 1 – Everton 1 (FA Cup, January 25, 2009) (ITV highlights here.) Everton travelled to neighbours Liverpool for the second time in week in the final FA Cup tie of the round, and the blue half of Merseyside went mental when Tim Cahill (watch his sneaky run into the box from behind the goalline) headed a corner into Joleon Lescott who in turn steered home the opener. Early in the second half the Reds levelled, Torres skillfully played in Steven Gerrard and his shot beat Tim Howard embarrassingly at his near post.
Cardiff 0 – Arsenal 0 (FA Cup, January 25, 2009) (ITV highlights here.) Cardiff took the cup tie to Arsenal in the first half creating a host of goal-scoring opportunities including seeing Ross McCormack miss with a header from Joe Ledley's fine left-wing cross. (First half highlights here.) In the second half Robin van Persie steered a free-kick just wide of the post. Minutes before time Ross McCormack forced a fine save from Fabianski with a curling free-kick.
Portsmouth 0 – Swansea 2 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) Swansea took a 27th minute lead as Jason Scotland played a high through ball for on-loan Nathan Dyer to beat David James with a fine strike. Scotland, excellent throughout, then put Swansea 2-up just before the break by converting a disputed penalty.
Hull 2 – Millwall 0 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) The Tigers made the last 16 thanks to a first half header from Michael Turner and a second half cracker from Ian Ashbee, although the game made the headlines for all the wrong reasons as violence broke out in the stands.
West Brom 2 – Burnley 2 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) Graham Alexander's spot-kick had put Burnley ahead but goals from Robert Koren and Kim Do-Heon looked to have clinched victory for Tony Mowbray's side. But then with a minute remaining, Martin Paterson converted a low cross from Alexander to force a replay at Turf Moor.
Wolves 1 – Middlesbrough 2 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) Boro moved ahead after a deft finish from Afonso Alves on the stroke of halftime, but Wolves hit back through Sam Vokes' with a towering header from Dave Edwards' cross. Marvin Emnes came off the bench to score the winner four minutes from time.
Watford 4 – Crystal Palace 3 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) Jay DeMerit volleyed home from a corner before Jack Cork scored a header to give the Hornets a 2-nil lead. Clint Hill's header early in the second half dragged the Eagles back into it but strikers Will Hoskins and Grzegorz Rasiak both found the net to put Watford out of sight. But it was a nervy ending as Phil Ifill hit a late brace for Palace.
Torquay 0 – Coventry 1 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) Elliott Ward headed home Daniel Fox's corner in the 87th minute to avoid the embarrassment of a replay against a team three tiers below City.
Sheffield United 2 – Charlton 1 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) Blades striker Danny Webber caught keeper Rob Elliott off his line as he drilled an opportunistic shot into the top corner to open the scoring. Lee Hendrie's deflected free-kick doubled the advantage, Chris Dickson pulling back a consolation for the Addicks.
Sunderland 0 – Blackburn 0 (FA Cup, January 24, 2009) Morten Gamst Pedersen went closest for Rovers but his goalbound effort cleared off the line by Pascal Chimbonda.
Real Madrid 1 – Deportivo La Coruna 0 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) Raul headed home Diarra's cross in the 40th minute to put Real ahead against Deportivo. (First half highlights here, second half highlights here.)
Sevilla 0 – Racing Santander 2 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Cesar Navas shocked Sevilla with the opener for Racing Santander reacting quickest to beat Palop following a Munitis free-kick. Santander's joy was short lived though when Serrano was sent-off for a foul on Luis Fabiano. But early in the second-half, Santander went two-up from another Munitis dead ball, Nikola Zigic claiming the goal.
Malaga 1 – Atletico Madrid 1 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) A stunning 30-yard drive from Apono, that took a slight deflection on its way, gave Malaga the lead over Atletico Madrid. Atletico drew level through Jonny Heitinga on the stroke of halftime.
Mallorca 3 – Valencia 1 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Valencia were torn to shreds by Mallorca in the first half, Marin bagging a brace with Marti's penalty sandwiched in between. (First half highlights here.)
Valladolid 1 – Espanyol 1 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) Henok Goitom gave Valladolid the lead over Espanyol turning home a corner.
Getafe 5 – Sporting Gijon 1 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) Soldado and Granero put Getafe 2-up in three minutes in the first half before Barral pulled a goal back for Gijon. After the break Getafe added further goals with Soldado claiming his hat-trick and Uche netting the other.
Almeria 2 – Athletic Bilbao 1 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Juanma Ortiz and Kalu Uche put Almeria on control and Bilbao could only respond through Joseba Del Olmo just after the hour.
Recreativo Huelva 1 – Real Betis 0 (La Liga, January 25, 2009) Javier Camunas scored the only goal of the game 18 minutes from time to preserve Recre's unbeaten home record against Betis, who have never won at the Nuevo Colombino in 15 matches.
Zaragoza 2 – Rayo Vallecano 3 (Segunda Division, January 25, 2009)
Inter Milan 1 – Sampdoria 0 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) Inter went 1-up on the stroke of halftime with Sampdoria, Maicon broke down the right, beat his man and played an inch-perfect cross to Adriano and the back post to score.
Bologna 1 – AC Milan 4 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Marco di Vaio fired Bologna (undefeated in 7 games matches under new manager Sinisa Mihajlovic) ahead from the spot. But Milan quickly turned the game around, Clarence Seedorf equalising with a rebound and Kaka slotting the Rossoneri in front with a penalty of their own. Kaka completed the half with a super third, curling the ball past Antonioli's outstretched hand. (First half highlights here.) David Beckham broke his duck in Italy after the break, crashing home a smart shot in the near post as Milan ran riot.
Napoli 0 – Roma 3 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Roma took the advantage thanks to Philippe Mexes' storming header from a free-kick. The Giallorossi doubled their lead in replica circumstances, this time fellow centre-half Juan was the scorer from a corner. Mirko Vucinic added a third after the break.
Lazio 1 – Calgiari 4 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) Lazio came flying out the traps against Cagliari, Tommaso Rocchi scoring after just three minutes. But the lead was short-lived, two minutes later Neves Jeda scored a bullet header to bring the visitors level. Four minutes later Calgiari were ahead, Neves Jeda nodding in his second goal of the match as the home defence were all-at-sea. And rubbing salt in the open wound, Robert Acquafresca struck in a third from the spot as Lazio collapsed. Lazio's nightmare 45 ended when Alessandro Matri headed in a fourth. (First half highlights here.) Both Rocchi and Mauro Zarate missed penalties for Delio Rossi's team.
Lecce 3 – Torino 3 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) Gianni Munari blasted Lecce in front against Torino with a stunning drive that ripped into the net across the keeper. Munari headed in a second on the stroke of halftime. (First half highlights here.) Samuel's glancing header gave Torino hope after the break, and they soon level thanks to Dellafiore bagging a second.
Siena 1 – Atalanta 0 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) For the second week running Mario Frick got on the scoresheet for Siena.
Genoa 1 – Catania 1 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) Jorge Martinez's towering header put Catania ahead, Diego Milito replied for Genoa five minutes later.
Palermo 3 – Udinese 2 (Serie A, January 25, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Palermo went ahead in the second minute when Simone Pepe crashed home a 25-yard free-kick. Fabio Simplicio levelled after 17 minutes before Udinese wasted the chance to reclaim the lead, Fabio Quagliarella hitting the bar from the penalty spot. (First half highlights here.) The visitors were made to pay as Simplicio put Palermo ahead and then Edinson Cavani made it 3-1. Antonio di Natale pulled one back but Udinese could not find the equaliser.
Monaco 1 – Nice 0 (Coupe De France, January 25, 2009) Monaco dominated the match but had to wait until six minutes from time to seal their progress thanks to a header from substitute Alexandre Licata who had only come off the bench five minutes earlier.
Ajaccio 0 – PSG 3 (Coupe De France, January 25, 2009) PSG took the lead against fourth division Ajaccio courtesy of Mateja Kezman's volley in the box. Kezman added a second on the hour mark and Traore headed in a third from a free-kick.
Le Havre 0 – Le Mans 1 (AET) (Coupe De France, January 25, 2009) Thorstein Helstad struck eight minutes into extra time to give Le Mans a 1-0 win at Le Havre in an all-Ligue 1 clash in the French Cup.
Groningen 1 – Ajax 0 (Eredivisie, January 25, 2009) Ajax lost ground on leaders AZ, Danny Holla beating Maarten Stekelenburg with a low shot from 20-yards in the 39th minute.
Heracles 1 – FC Twente 2 (Eredivisie, January 25, 2009) Steve McClaren's FC Twente moved to within a point of Ajax, Kenneth Perez and Marko Arnautovic put Twente ahead, and Heracles could only manage a late consolation through Ricky van den Bergh.
Volendam 0 – Den Haag 1 (Eredivisie, January 25, 2009) Bottom-of-the-table Volendam suffered a third straight loss as Danny Buys struck the only goal of the game for Den Haag.
Utrecht 3 – Sparta 3 (Eredivisie, January 25, 2009) Kevin Strootman put Sparta ahead on seven minutes, but the home side turned the game on its head through Michael Silberbauer and Cedric van der Gun. Sparta restored parity via Joey Godee and then Loic Loval made it 3-2 before Rydell Poepon ensured both teams had to settle for a point.
Feyenoord 1 – Willem II 1 (Eredivisie, January 24, 2009) Willem II looked to have earned a valuable away win at Feyenoord thanks to a 51st minute Jens Janse goal. But Andwele Slory rescued a point for the home team with an equaliser right at the death.
Heerenveen 2 – Roda 0 (Eredivisie, January 24, 2009) Heerenveen stay in fourth after recording their third league win on the bounce courtesy of a 40th minute opener by Roy Beerens and Danijel Pranjic's 54th minute penalty.
Westerlo 0 – Standard Liege 1 (Jupiler League, January 25, 2009) Standard moved two points clear at the top thanks to De Camargo's goal with just six minutes from time.
Fenerbahce 0 – Trabzonspor 0 (Super Lig, January 25, 2009) Fener missed out on their chance to return to the top of the table.
AEK Athens 3 – Panionios 0 (Greek Super League, January 25, 2009) Goals from Blanco and Edinho in the first half, and Scocco after the break gave AEK the points.
Asteras Tripolis 2 – Levadiakos 0 (Greek Super League, January 25, 2009) Filomeno scored after the half hour mark and then on the hour itself to seal victory for the hosts.
Thrasyvoulos 1 – Xanthi Skoda 1 (Greek Super League, January 25, 2009) Martorell's opener was cancelled out by Poy.
Panthrakikos 1 – Iraklis 0 (Greek Super League, January 25, 2009) Riera's fourth minute goal settled the match.
Larisa 1 – Panserraikos 1 (Greek Super League, January 25, 2009) Larisa looked to have the game sown up after Zurawski's 18th minute strike, but a last-gasp equaliser from Konstantinidis made it a point apiece.
Apollon 7 – Alki 1 (Cypriot First Division, January 25, 2009)
Sydney FC 4 – Newcastle Jets 0 (A-League, January 25, 2009) Alex Brosque scored twice in the first half to send Sydney to a 2-0 lead at the break. In the second half a Mark Milligan own-goal and a late Mark Bridge tap-in completed the rout.
Central Coast Mariners 0 – Adelaide United 1 (A-League, January 25, 2009) Adelaide broke the deadlock in the 81st minute when Robbie Younis's fine run to the byline and cross was finished off by Cristiano.
Guatemala 1 – Costa Rica 3 (UNCAF Nations Cup, January 25, 2009)
Argentina 2 – Colombia 2 (U20 South American Championships, January 25, 2009) Colombia took a surprise lead inside the first minute through Marco Perez. Perez then doubled their advantage, blasting the ball home from close range after Reina's effort rocketed off the crossbar. Argentina made two first half substitutions, and Leandro Velasquez scored within seconds of coming on with a fierce drive. After the break Eduardo Salvio met an inch-perfect Velasquez cross with a fine header to even the score.
Peru 1 – Venezuela 3 (U20 South American Championships, January 25, 2009) Angelo Pena put the Venezuelans in the lead on 21 minutes and Pablo Camacho doubled the advantage seven minutes after the break. Juan Barros pulled a goal back for Peru, but Jonathan Del Valle's late penalty sealed the win.


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Master degree programmePart-time
This programme delivers the tools required to assume management functions in a booming industry, and to identify areas with innovative potential and develop suitable solutions. With this in mind, the programme concentrates on joined-up thinking that takes ethical viewpoints into account, in addition to strategic management and an overview of the health system.
Every September we welcome a new intake of students for our graduate programme, which is offered in German. Some courses with an international focus are held in English.
The primary objective of the Master degree in Management of Health Institutions is to develop students' strategic management and interpersonal leadership skills. The programme also provides a holistic, comparative analysis of health care institutions in various countries, and highlights the networked approach and ethical perspective expected of managers in the health sector.
Core modules:
- International aspects of the health care system
- Communication-based management functions and tools
- Management functions and tools
- Principles of responsible health care policies
- Market-based management functions and tools
Key skills
The health care sector is currently undergoing a phase of rapid change and realignment. Coping with demographic changes, advances in medical technology and the resulting pressure to reduce costs and improve efficiency is only possible with highly-qualified, professional managers and leaders.
Graduates will possess the high level of expertise needed to assume senior management responsibilities in the health sector. They will be able to draw on extensive knowledge of regional, national and international health care provision, and strike an appropriate balance between health-related and business considerations.
More detailed information on the Master programme Management of Health Institutions is given in German
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JB TestPrep: CEN Examination Review is a dynamic, online program designed to help those preparing to take the CEN exam. This web-based program provides interactive exam-style questions with answers and rationales for review and study. Test-takers can also complete a full final exam and view instant feedback for each question.
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Often a baby seen in a dream is very positive omen. It signifies a new start and possible a new purpose in your life.
If you dream that a baby is smiling at you in the dream it means that you would be able to experience pure joy in your personal life in a very short time from now. Alternatively, this dream means that it doesn't take much for you to feel happy and fulfilled. If this dream is recurring it means that a series of positive events will happen in your life soon.
If you happen to find a baby in the dream it means that you would be able to unlock some hidden potential in you. Alternatively, this dream can mean that you would be able to develop a talent that you have neglected in a sense previously.
If in the dream you happen to forget a baby it means that you will have a strong desire keep something hidden from your environment in real life. This dream can also mean that you would realize that you have a weakness which you previously hadn't noticed. This weakness will make you to modify your old ways of conduct.
If you dream of crying baby in your dream it means that you would realize that there is a part in you that needs to be cared for. This dream can also mean that you will realize that you won't have the full attention from your environment.
Feeding a baby in a dream is a very positive sign as it signifies that a very strong need in you for something material will be satisfied after a long time of waiting. If this dream is recurring it means that destiny will soon favor you and it promises a great increase of luck in both the personal and the professional life.


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The following is an article from Evangelicals for Social Action. It was written by Paul Alexander.
Jesus taught neither violence nor passivity in response to financial exploitation. Jesus instead taught a prophetic, nonviolent, and active third way to respond to economic oppression and injustice that empowers the disenfranchised and exposes the corruption in the economic systems. Jesus said that when someone seeks to exploit you economically by suing you for your clothes off your back, you are to take off all your clothes (your inner garment too) in public and give it all to the greedy people suing you. Jesus taught his followers to strip naked in public court and hand over their underwear, which in effect says something like, "You think I'm naked? You know what's really naked? Your greed and self-interest." The humiliation then fell on the people whose greed was so rampant it was unclothing people, taking their houses, their lands, their possessions, their incomes, their hopes, and even the very shirts off their backs.
"When someone sues you for your outer garment, give them your undergarment as well" (Matt. 5:40). This seemingly absurd teaching of Jesus is actually a powerful way to take a public action against economic exploitation, corruption, and greed—and now is the time for us to expose naked corporate self-interest by baring our own bodies in public. One way to do this is to be sure and participate in Bank Transfer Day on November 5.
Then on November 12, 2011—Naked Greed Day—gather at banks, corporations, and trading companies that have amassed billions of dollars at the expense of the 99% and remove one piece of clothing as a symbolic gesture to expose their greed, so that it is no longer clothed and hidden. Two banks to include are Citigroup (with 427 offshore tax dodging subsidiaries) and Bank of America (with 115 offshore tax dodging subsidiaries). According to the Executive Excess 2011 Compensation Survey, 25 companies paid their CEOs more money than they paid Uncle Sam in taxes, two of which are Prudential Financial (CEO compensation $16.2 million; US Federal Income Taxes $722 million refund) and General Electric (CEO compensation $15.2 million; US Federal Income Taxes $3.3 Billion refund). There are concrete ways to fix these problems:
1. Narrower CEO-worker pay gaps, like around 20 to 1 rather than the current 325 to 1.
2. Eliminate taxpayer subsidies for excessive executive pay—"ordinary taxpayers should not have to foot the bill for excessive executive compensation."
3. Accountability to shareholders for CEO pay.
4. Accountability to broader stakeholders—all of us!—the communities and people that are affected by tax dodging, high CEO pay, and low wages.
We can publicly oppose corporate greed by removing one piece of clothing as a sign to the world that we the people are being stripped to our underwear by the destructive economic policies and practices of complicit corporations and governments. The self-interest that damages the common good must be exposed, and Jesus taught that a powerful way to expose it was to expose oneself. These removals of clothing should be done in ways that respect the dignity of children and all people, for the businesses we expose respect neither children nor all people as much as they should, and the honor of our actions of protest must exceed theirs. These removals of clothing should also not be wasted and left in front of the businesses, but should be donated when possible to those who need them, so that our nakedness that exposes the Naked Greed of the wealthiest already begins to clothe others who are in need.
Humiliating ourselves can invite those who profit so much from the low wages paid to the majority to change their behavior, or at least it can focus attention on them in a new way so that respect for their exploitative business acumen is undermined and laid bare. The removal of clothes in public to humiliate oppressors was done in South Africa to oppose Apartheid, in Liberia to end the wars and oust Charles Taylor, and at other significant times in history.
The historical context for Jesus' teaching was the indebtedness that many people in the Roman occupations experienced. Low wages and laws that favored the wealthy led to loss of land to pay debt, which led to more debt for the landless peasants who labored on the increasingly large estates of the wealthy, which led to the wealthy and landed lenders suing the poor for the shirts off their backs as collateral for the loans.
Picture a courtroom with judges, witnesses, prosecutors, observers, and the accused poor person. The poor person would be the poorest of the poor if all they have for collateral is their outer garment, their robe—their clothes! Perhaps it's a farmer who lost his land because of imperial legislation that consolidates land in the hands of the few, thus creating an overabundance of people who will work for poverty wages and who accumulate debt just to survive. The prophet Amos condemned this behavior: "They who trample the head of the poor into the dust of the earth ... lay themselves down beside every altar upon clothing taken as collateral" (2:7-8).
The rich began seeking nonliquid investments to secure their wealth. Land was best, but it was ancestrally owned and passed down over generations, and no peasant would voluntarily relinquish it. Exorbitant interest, however, could be used to drive landowners ever deeper into debt. And debt…created the economic leverage to pry Galilean peasants loose from their land. By the time of Jesus we see this process already far advanced: large estates owned by absentee landlords, managed by stewards, and worked by tenant farmers, day laborers, and slaves. It is no accident that the first act of the Jewish revolutionaries in 66 C.E. was to burn the Temple treasury, where the record of debts was kept (Walter Wink, Engaging the Powers, p. 178).
Jesus' teaching left the poor person's body intact and whole, only naked and exposed. And that nakedness did not shame the poor person as much as it shamed the people who caused it to happen: the one suing as well as the system that allows such an atrocity to happen.
And this third way of dealing with economic exploitation and abuse that is neither violent nor passive is one of the powers of the Occupy Movement. One could fight economic exploitation with violence by killing the creditors and legislators for destroying so many lives, but even though that has happened, it is not wise. Or people could organize a violent revolution to change the system, but even though that has happened, it is not wise either. There are violent ways to reduce debt and set the oppressed free, but in my opinion these must be rejected. Yet it is why those who own the loans have access to such powerful militaries—to make sure violent debt reduction options are less likely to happen.
But I like to imagine a nonviolent revolution that includes debts being forgiven as credit card accounts in corporate computers are erased and people around the world have trillions of dollars of credit card debt erased. Mortgage interest rates lowered, yes! But also mortgage principal balances lowered. Imagine a revolution where billions of dollars of debts owed by countries in the global south to billionaires in the global north were just erased. Millions, no billions, of people would rejoice and there would be a very few very frustrated millionaires and billionaires. But there are nonviolent ways—and legislation is one of them—to persuade and require the purveyors of economic injustice to reduce debt, increase wages, and contribute more to the common good of all people.
A passive way to deal with having the shirt sued off your back is just to go along with it silently, and many people choose to do this. Give them your clothes and go home. At least you still have your underwear. The wages many were (and are) paid for working all day every day could not cover the costs of rent, food, and basic necessities so you had to borrow just to be able to feed your family. Now they are taking your clothes, your robe that keeps you warm at night, to make sure you pay back the loan and interest on food your family has already eaten. A passive response is "That is just the way it is. The world is unjust." "There is no sense in trying to do anything about it, what can a poor person do anyway?" "You can't fight City Hall and you can't fight Wall Street."
But Jesus did not say, "When someone sues you for your outer garment, you're probably going to lose anyway so just give it to them and go home and be glad you still have your underwear." Jesus did not say, "When someone sues you for your outer garment, give it to them but then ambush them on their way home and bash their head in. Then take your clothes back." Jesus did not say, "When someone sues you for your outer garment, join the violent revolution and overthrow the imperialist pigs and burn the debt records."
Jesus did say that when someone is destroying you economically you should be neither passive nor violent, but you should expose their greed by taking off your clothes in public. So let's do it.


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OverviewThe Bobcats gradual ascent up the college football ranks from NAIA is finally complete as they begin their first season in the FBS. Their final season in 1AA started well enough, going 5-2 before the wheels fell off the wagon and they limped to a 1-4 finish. The team bears the hallmarks of a Dennis Franchione-led squad - a power running attack offset by a questionable defense. After going 0-2 against FBS foes last season (Texas Tech and Wyoming), they play 11 this season, with Stephen F Austin the only FCS squad. They have a glut of starters returning, which will help with the transition, but whether the defense can hold up against the an early slate of explosive offenses (Houston, TTech, Nevada) could dictate the course of the season.
OffenseThe Bobcats may have a run-first philosophy, but that's no reflection on athletic dual-threat QB Shaun Rutherford. Cam Newton's former backup at Blinn JC threw for 1227 yards and 12 TDs with just 4 picks, while rushing 449 yards and 3 scores, but missed the last two games with an injured shoulder. Former starter Tyler Arndt struggled in relief, but will battle for the starting job in camp. One of the incoming QBs (including 2 JUCOs) could make some noise, but I can't see Rutherford losing his spot unless he's injured. Top receiver Darius Bolden has moved on, but Isaiah Bolden (27-368-5) and TE Chase Harper (20-287-3) return. Both played well in spurts last season. The running attack looks to be in good shape with the return of the top 3 leading rushers. Franks was the leader with 863 yards and 9 TDs, but Marcus Curry wasn't far behind with 637 yards and 3 scores. The return of Dexter Imade from injury will bolster the depth. Of course, if they can't rebuild the offensive line, the running game may be going nowhere. C Charlie Tuttle and T Thaddeus Watkins played well and return, but filling out the other three slots will be tough. There is some experience among the backups and Jordan Clermont and Adley Eshraghipour move over from the defense to help out, but expect some of their (surprisingly good) freshman class to get some snaps.
DefenseThe D gambled a lot last season and often paid the price - there were plenty of big plays going in both directions. Eight starters return, but graduated star DE Michael Ebbitt (11.5 sacks) leaves a gaping hole. Jordan Norfleet is smallish but quick at one end, while Jonathon Ward will get first shot at replacing Ebbitt after showing some ability in reserve. Deshun Williams was solid at one tackle spot, but Blake McColloch wasn't quite as effective opposite him. This is a small D-line that may get blown away in the FBS. Look out for JUCO Thomas Evans to make some impact here. The Bobcats only use 2 LBs in their 4-2-5 defense, but Brian Lilly and Joplo Bartu combined for 103 tackles, 11.5 for loss with 5 sacks. They're an experienced pair, but suffered from the lack of protection from the D-line last year. That doesn't look like it will change this season either. The reserves lack seasoning. The secondary is the strength of the defense and returns all 5 starters. The corners are the strength of the unit - Craig Mager broke up 12 passes with 1 pick, while Darryl Morris had 6 PBUs and 6 TFLs. FS Xavier Daniels led the team with 77 tackles, 5 PBUs and 3 picks. Injuries last season mean this year's reserves have some experience, and there were some nice off-season pickups too.
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- OT Adrian Bellard - with the offensive line needing work, the 4 star recruit is a much needed signing. While he should play straight away, he has had academic issues that could be problematic.
- OG Felix Romero - another decent lineman, this time a 3 star. Romero needs to lose some bad weight which affects his mobility and explosion, but he's a strong and nasty lineman who fits the offense to a T.
- WR Dede Westbrook - another 3 star recruit, Westbrook is already an accomplished receiver who could make an early impact. The biggest thing that may hold him back is his slight frame, but he could be an inside threat in the slot and as a returner.
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Konkel is president emeritus of Providence University College and Theological Seminary at Otterburne Manitoba. Konkel began at Providence as instructor in Old Testament in 1984; he served full time as professor of Old Testament until July, 2001. At that time Konkel was appointed president of the University and Seminary. He resigned as president effective June 30, 2012; the board appointed him to be president emeritus at the end of his presidency.
Konkel received his Ph. D. from Westminster Theological Seminary in 1987 under the direction of Raymond B. Dillard. His dissertation topic was Hezekiah in Biblical Tradition.
Practical Ministry Experience:
- Pastor at Kelfield Gospel Chapel, 1969-70.
- Pastor at Bethel Bergthaler Church, 1971-1982.
- Pulpit supply and church seminars form 1984 to the present, averaging at least 30 Sundays each year.
Major seminars and conferences include:
- Evangelical Mennonite Church. Conference, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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I've had 2 babies and been induced both times. Hoping to avoid it this time, but that all depends on circumstances.
With the first one I was in my early 20's and didn't really have a clue about anything. My doctor induced me, and to be honest I couldn't give you a reason why. I was just told "it was best", it was right on my due date. It was very intense and I did get an epidural, no other intervention was required though, and baby was born healthy and we bonded right away.
Second time (different doctor and hospital) I was determined not to be induced, but then I developed pre-eclampsia and started to show signs of HELLP. My OB gave me the option of being induced that day, or having an emergency c-sect the next day, which would be extremely risky as my platelet count had dropped. I chose the induction, I once again had an epidural. Baby and I bonded right away, and even though she was 4 weeks early and a little small, she fed beautifully and we avoided the SCN
Im keen to experience a naturally starting labour, but it depends entirely on my body. In regards to being overdue, my uncle was born at 44 weeks. The vernix was all gone and his skin had started peeling and was very red. The placenta had started to die already and he was oxygen deprived. He is intellectually disabled and he developmentally is like a seven or eight year old. I realise more monitoring can be done these days to make sure baby is ok, but I'd be very hesitant to go too long.
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The mybirth website has a section on induction
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No experience here as still pregnant with first, and like you, I also want to avoid all unnessary interventions. I have done lots of research on birth options, birth outcomes, and comparing the stats, as well as asking professionals, mums and pregnancy books. I have come to the conclusion that homebirth is the safest and best option for me: and I am much more likely to avoid unnecessary interventions (of course there is a chance I may still end up in a hospital, but in that case any intervention will likely be necessary.)
If you are in a birthing centre the statistics say you are much more likely to have a natural birth without intervention compared to a public hospital maternity ward, as the "midwifery" view of birth dominates in birthing centres and the "medical" view tends to dominate in hospitals. (And I wouldn't touch a private hospital with a barge poll going from their stats!)...but all hospitals/birth centres have different policies and all staff are a bit different, so really it is a mix of luck and doing your research on that centre/hospital.
To ensure you get what you want, I'd definitely advise finding an independant midwife who (I've forgotten the correct term) has rights to work in that birth centre/hospital. If not the next best thing is a midwife who doesn't have those rights, or a doula who will stand up for you and your birth plan.
On the homebirth thing: just something you and your student doctor may not have thought about as an option, is to have a homebirth with both an independant midwife and a GP/ob in attendance. There are still a few doctors around willing to attend homebirths.
Hope you have a wonderful birth experience!
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DS was induced and it was a pretty horrible experience. I found the induction to be a very unpleasant and mentally and phyisically painful experience. The pain was so bad I was crying out for an epi within an hour. I was determined not to be induced with DD and didn't. I did a lot of preparation to have a more natural birth and managed the pain so much better (I only had gas at transition.) If you don't want to be induced then practice saying "I am uncomfortable with getting an induction, what are my alternatives".
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I was induced at 38weeks with my last two pregnancies due to diabetes and deterioration of the placenta. They were both fantastic experiences and I can't fault them at all.
I had the tape in over night both times, which dilated me enough for them to break my waters the next day, I had the drip in after they broke my waters, but they allowed me 30mins in the shower to see if things would start on their own, which they did to a small degree, but not quick enough, the drip was started very very low both times, with my first induction, it was kept quite low as things kicked off really well, labour was 3hours and bub never went into distress.
My last induction, things didn't move at all on the low dose, so they bumped it up, left it for another hour, and then bumped it up again, when it started it hit hard, but I was prepared and was relieved to see things start, bub was born an 1hr15min later, perfectly fine. He had some initial signs of distress because the cord was around his neck and was compressing with the contractions, however I had had multiple scans before hand so we were well aware, and it was only around once which is a lower risk and is quite common anyway.
I'll need to be induced at 38 weeks again with this one and will no doubt have the drip again. I'm not bothered by that choice I feel like the pain is no different to a normal labour (I've had two before the last two, one of which was a natural start and there is no difference with progression or pain) and I had a much better bonding experience with my babies after birth the last two times as it was all really straightforward and I felt a lot more in control of the situation.
I have heard a lot of stories from people who have had the drip started at a high level and not moved up or down, which I believe leads to a lot of the high pain levels and distress, my midwives both times were constantly checking the drip and making adjustments up and down, I'd be interested to see how many inductions with the drip were just put on high and left to their own devices.
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What is scattering of light ?
Scattering is the phenomenon by which a beam of light is redirected in many different directions when it interacts with a particle of matter.
For example - when sunlight strikes molecules in our atmosphere, the light is redirected in many directions. The blue light is scattered more than the red light causing the sky to be blue.
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the phenomenon of change in the direction of propagation caused by the large number of molecules such as smoke, tiny water droplets, suspended particles of dust and air molecules present in the atmosphere is called scattering of light.
The phenomena of change in the direction of propagation of light caused by large number of molecules such as smoke , water droplets is called scattering of light
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The spreading (or scattering) of light by particles in a mixture(like air, etc.) is called scattering of light.
There are many particles in the atmosphere (big ones like particles of fog & small ones like particles of gases which are not visible to the naked eyes). They are the ones responsible for the scattering of light.
Do you know that sunlight consists of 7 lights/colours (violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange & red(i.e.,VIBGYOR))? Well, it does...
There's more. The light in the violet region have shorter wavelength(you must have studied about wavelengths in IX std.) than the lights in the red region.
Now it's time for the main answer of your Question.
The atmosphere consists of particles of different sizes. Very fine particles like the molecules of air, etc. having sizes smaller than the wavelength of visible light scatter light in the blue region and not red. So the red colour of the sun doesn't spread in the atmosphere making the sun appear red itself. But there's more. Sunlight also consists of lights in the Blue region. It is this light which is scattered by fine particles of the atmosphere. And this scattered around blue light(scattered in the sky), enters our eye. So, we feel the sky blue...
By the way, the sky doesn't appear red, as red is not scattered and appear to remain around the sun...( This is mainly during morning & evening)
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VPP/VPP Home Gateway
Vpp running on a 10-watt Intel atom system makes a fine home gateway. The resulting system performs far in excess of requirements: a TAG=vpp_debug image runs at a vector size of ~1.1 terminating a 90-mbit down / 10-mbit up cable modem connection.
Hardware platform, Linux distro, installation hints
I've been using [a Netgate RCC-VE-4860] for experimentation. The device is not cheap, but it's perfectly capable of self-compiling a vpp image in a reasonable amount of time.
I installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS on the platform. Follow the instructions [| here]. Don't bother trying to install directly from a normal Ubuntu distro bootable USB flash drive. It won't work.
Unetbootin worked perfectly - despite warnings to the contrary from the Ubuntu installer - as soon as I formatted the USB flash drive in the expected manner. Create a single FAT32 partition. Set the "bootable" flag on it. I used gparted to do that. Then, use Unetbootin to copy the contents of the Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server .iso to the flash key.
Until the home gateway is fully functional, you'd be well-advised to configure a static IP address on one of the interfaces. That way, the box will boot rapidly, regardless of whether the Linux stack port is connected to anything or not.
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Clone e.g. vpp master/latest, and build software:
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At a minimum, install sshd and the isc-dhcp-server. If you prefer, you can use dnsmasq but since I haven't tried it, YMMV.
$ apt-get install isc-dhcp-server sshd # keychain emacs vnc4server and so on if desired
vpp startup config
Edit /etc/vpp/startup.conf, approximately as follows. Note that some folks are paranoid about enabling telnet, even though it would be damned difficult to reach port 23.
unix { nodaemon log /tmp/vpp.log full-coredump cli-listen localhost:5002 startup-config /home/userid/setup.gate } snat { max translations per user 500 }
isc-dhcp-server config
Define an inside subnet, about as follows. Note that 192.168.1.1 is the default gateway address, and 192.168.1.2 allows Linux host stack access.
subnet 192.168.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 { range 192.168.1.10 192.168.1.99; option routers 192.168.1.1; option domain-name-servers 184.108.40.206; }
I configure sshd to listen on a high-numbered port, and to accept only public-key authentication:
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vpp configuration
This configuration uses IRB and the snat plugin. I've changed the WAN interface MAC address to match my previous home gateway, so as to retain the ipv4 WAN address. Place the file in /home/userid/setup.gate, or wherever /etc/vpp/startup.conf points.
comment { bring the WAN interface up, then change the MAC address. Otherwise the rx filter will be misprogrammed! } set int state GigabitEthernet3/0/0 up set int mac address GigabitEthernet3/0/0 <desired-mac-address> set dhcp client intfc GigabitEthernet3/0/0 hostname vppgate comment { create the IRB loopback interface, give it the usual local network IP address } loopback create set int l2 bridge loop0 1 bvi set int ip address loop0 192.168.1.1/24 set int state loop0 up comment { add other inside addresses to the IRB bridge group } set int l2 bridge GigabitEthernet4/0/0 1 set int state GigabitEthernet4/0/0 up set int l2 bridge GigabitEthernet0/14/0 1 set int state GigabitEthernet0/14/0 up set int l2 bridge GigabitEthernet0/14/1 1 set int state GigabitEthernet0/14/1 up set int l2 bridge GigabitEthernet0/14/2 1 set int state GigabitEthernet0/14/2 up comment { create a tap interface for dhcp server and host-stack access } tap connect lstack address 192.168.1.2/24 set int l2 bridge tap-0 1 set int state tap-0 up comment { Configure the snat plugin } snat add interface address GigabitEthernet3/0/0 set interface snat in loop0 out GigabitEthernet3/0/0 comment { create static outside-to-inside port mappings } comment { Send traffic received on the WAN interface DHCP address, <REDACTED-outside-port> to 192.168.1.xxx, <REDACTED-inside-port> snat add static mapping local 192.168.1.xxx <REDACTED-inside-port> external GigabitEthernet3/0/0 <REDACTED-outside-port>


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Alan Pardew is still fighting for his future as Crystal Palace manager after presiding over his sixth consecutive defeat against Swansea on Saturday.
Palace's American major shareholders David Blitzer and Josh Harris are weighing up whether to dismiss Pardew following this season's dismal start. Palace have taken just 11 points from their first 13 games and have only beaten Middlesbrough, Stoke City and Sunderland.
Palace are only out of the relegation zone because they have a superior goal difference to Hull City, where they travel to for a crucial game on Saturday, December 10.
While Blitzer and Harris are alarmed by Palace's results and form, they are also thought to have serious reservations about Pardew's methods.
Palace have habitually conceded poor goals from set-pieces in recent weeks, a problem which Pardew has not been able to fix on the training ground.
He has also not taken all of the advice from the analytics team that Blitzer and Harris brought in.
Pardew still has an ally, though, in Steve Parish, Palace's co-owner and chairman, who wants to give him time.
League results, though, have been declining, while the harmony of the squad has been disrupted by big-money signings such as Yohan Cabaye and Christian Benteke, as well as the exit of popular players such as Mile Jedinak and Yannick Bolasie.
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